[QUICK_DRAW_McGRAW]

the first S&W i ever bought was a Allied Forces 40VE Sigma that i now carry daily.

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f297/TheScooby/Guns/DSC_0038.jpg

then recently my grandfather who has been a huge influence in my life passed away. this is the M66 Combat .357 magnum he purchaced new 1977 January 31st

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f297/TheScooby/Guns/DSCN3603.jpg

then my new target pistol i bought today. i felt that i got a good deal on it so begins the new project.

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f297/TheScooby/Guns/DSC_0142.jpg

its the Faux carbon fiber look 5.5inch. i already ordered a tasco red dot for it. i plan on painting everything a dark silver or black order the S&W target wood grips, and doing some minor detail work on the mechanicals. plan for this one is a target pistol and would like to get into some steel plate matches with it.

[THE GUESS WHO]

I really like the stainless .357 revolver. Very Nice

[QUICK_DRAW_McGRAW]

ya the M66 only had 6 rounds of .38 ranthrough it for a function check when after my grandpa bought it. i recently took it to the range for the first time since 1977 and put 18rounds of 158gr .357 HP's and its a tack driver for sure.

[tekarra]

The 66 is a fine revolver. With its background it is a keeper.

[DasFriek]

Your gonna love that .22A! I also like the carbon look,differant but nice.
I added a cheap Tasko red dot to mine and can do 2" groups at 50' and 3" @ 70'
Wich is amazing to me as ive only shot guns with iron sights,i also found that after shooting 300 rounds threw my .22 i was alot more accurate with my 1911 despite its iron sights.I spent almost 2 hours at the range and shot it until my fingers hurt from loading the mags and i figure i spent about $10 on ammo that day.Usually is $80-$150 for ammo a trip with my .45's
Also very reliable,easy to take down and clean and priced better than most.
Yeh im a little biased about this little gun :)