BADSBSNF81
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That product code - 100411 was made from 86-92. 6". blued, square butt. The Sn puts it in the Apr-Jun 91 time frame.
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Who has a 6 inch M15?
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9mmepiphany
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how many folks remember the m-68?
it was a m-67 (stainless m-15) with the 6" barrel from the m-66. CA CHP had them put together because they were not "allowed" the .357 mag, only the .38spl, but wanted the longer barrel.
it also gave them max velocity using the "treasury load" 110 gr jhp +p+
it was a m-67 (stainless m-15) with the 6" barrel from the m-66. CA CHP had them put together because they were not "allowed" the .357 mag, only the .38spl, but wanted the longer barrel.
it also gave them max velocity using the "treasury load" 110 gr jhp +p+
Radicalcleric
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If these were M66 barrels, then they had the shrouded ejector rod, no? I was thinking they were stainless M14s with a ramped front sight, meaning exposed ejector rod.
Ever seen the fixed-sight N frame .357s made for some agency that then didn't buy them? I have seen two at shows over the years and they are odd looking. Basically a M27 with fixed sights. I think they called it the M520 but I could be wrong. Supposedly only made 500 or so. First one I saw 8-9 years ago was priced at $300. Last one maybe a year ago was at $800. Small enough run so that I guess collectors would be interested in a really nice one, but I don't how desireable it would be to most shooters.
Ever seen the fixed-sight N frame .357s made for some agency that then didn't buy them? I have seen two at shows over the years and they are odd looking. Basically a M27 with fixed sights. I think they called it the M520 but I could be wrong. Supposedly only made 500 or so. First one I saw 8-9 years ago was priced at $300. Last one maybe a year ago was at $800. Small enough run so that I guess collectors would be interested in a really nice one, but I don't how desireable it would be to most shooters.
9mmepiphany
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knew a guy who went through a local academy with one that he got from his uncle...he called it a m-21 and discribed it is a m-28 without the adjustable sights.
i took a quick look at it and it did look like just like a m-28 with the satin finish and tapered barrel...
yes the m-68 had the shouded ejector rod...it was just like the 6" m-66 with a shorter cylinder
i took a quick look at it and it did look like just like a m-28 with the satin finish and tapered barrel...
yes the m-68 had the shouded ejector rod...it was just like the 6" m-66 with a shorter cylinder