Thread: .357 Wanted

Looking for a 70's-80's stainless .357. A S&W 66-1 would be perfect. Let me know what you have.

You neglected to mention a barrel length..so I though why not:

I'm not really hung up on the barrel length. Are you selling these, and how much?

I have a S&W Model 627-0 .357 Mag. "Model of 1989", in excellent condition.



Has wood finger groove target stocks, 5 1/2" full lug barrel, unfluted cylinder, target hammer, target trigger,
red ramp target adjustable sights. Has the firing pin on the hammer.

Comes with original box numbered to the gun, unopened cleaning kit, original manual.

I have never fired it. It had been fired when I bought it, so I have no idea of round count.

Asking $950.

Thanks, a little more than I wanted to go.

Yeah, it's kind of pricey.........but you gotta admit it's one sweet-looking Smith.

Originally Posted by sasquatch

Yeah, it's kind of pricey.........but you gotta admit it's one sweet-looking Smith.

Beautiful. Here's a couple of mine:
29-2

27-2

Those are some very nice looking Smiths !!!!

I have a 4" 66-1 that I might be convinced to part with. I'll try to get pics up a little later.

I could be very interested in that.

I've got a buddy selling a Ruger SP101 if interested.

I haven't forgotten about this, finally made it to pull the smiths out of the safe for pictures. From top to bottom:
* 686-5 PowerPort with SDM front sight and Millet Rear with wolff springs and miculek grip
* Pre model 10, 5-screw 38special, with walnut aftermarket grips (forget manufacturer)
* 547 rare 9mm revolver that does not require moonclips, with miculek grip
* 66-1 1977ish manufacture, pinned and recessed. Target trigger and hammer. Millet rear outline rear sight (I may have the original somewhere), wolff springs, Hogue fancy hardwood grip.
* 940 rare 9mm centennial revolver (this one uses moonclips), hogue fancy hardwood grips.

Better pic of the 66-1's grip fit (some gaps, can probably be fitted with a fine file) and millet rear sight. She's a shooter, and I'm quite fond of her. A PO attempted polishing the stainless steel with something too abrasive - so there are swirl marks. Minor flame cutting typical of this vintage. I haven't shot it in over a year.

I love my s&w's but I never shoot them anymore, so if you're serious I'll sit down and work out what I have into it, and what I'm looking to get. I'm going to ballpark 6 hundred right now, but I really need to sit down and work it out.

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