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Oh! I think (if I remember correctly) that I became convinced it was a K-frame (although I knew other 686's are L's) because the nice wood grips it came with said "K" inside. But I might be remembering that wrong, anyway! At any rate, it's a great gun as is its little buddy the 60 Pro. :D...

For what it's worth, I own two revolvers: a 4" K-frame (686-SSR) and a 3" J-frame (60-15 "Pro"). The 3" J is my concealed piece, strong-side or appendix using nothing but a "Clipdraw" (although this can rub a bit, so I'll probably get an IWB). I find the 3" barrel too long for pocket carry...

Watkins Glen, actually. And you're right - it's an 878 (pardon my error), and a semi-auto. Yeah, I Googled it and saw they were only made for a few years starting in 1959, so it DEFINITELY must have been 20 years old when he got it - guess that's why it was a raffle prize! Still looks nice, though.

Thanks! Glad to hear his lack of paperwork is not an issue. But then, if it's OK for HIM to wander into a store with the guns and sell them as his own without proof, why couldn't I do the same? I do want to stay above board on this, though - no real reason to do otherwise, just "convenience"!

My father, who owns a few guns but never uses them and overall has no clue, would like to sell two: rifle = SIG 970 bolt-action 30-06 shotgun = Rem 870 "Automaster" 12g The rifle he bought a few years ago from a shop - presumably had the usual background check but has no paperwork...

OMG! KNOCKDOWN, where'd ya score that? Not near me, I imagine. . . I'm v. excited about that little guy, but haven't seen it around SE Michigan yet. Owlnmole, I can't speak for this gun, but I LOVE its big brother (686 pro).

Oh yes. . . Picked one up just before Christmas (not the engraved one, though)! It's my first (gun, that is), so I have virtually no frame of reference, but still. . . I LOVE IT. Nice weight, great for my small hands, shoots sweet. :D I've already got eyes for it's little sister...