Model 60 Hangout
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I have a no dash 60 i bought from a friend that wasn't renewing his FFL. He bought it from a dealer at a gun show in Vegas that bought it from a collector that bought it from an estate sale....anyways it looked like it had never been fired.
I had an action job done, smoothed the trigger, bobbed the hammer, converted to D/A only, installed an orange front sight insert and added Hogue Goncolo Alves grips. Someday i'll have it engraved.
I had an action job done, smoothed the trigger, bobbed the hammer, converted to D/A only, installed an orange front sight insert and added Hogue Goncolo Alves grips. Someday i'll have it engraved.
1 old 0311
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Love mine. Count me in.
351 WINCHESTER
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The model 60 was my first .38 revolver. I gave it to my oldest son as I prefer the "hammerless" (older ones). The very first time I shot it I hit a 6' rattler in the head.
I purchased my 3" S&W M60-4 (.38Spl) NIB back in 1993. It is not utilized as a CCW gun but rather as a backwoods plinker & range gun. This little S&W J frame has given me and my son many hours of fun time over the years and continues to do so. 
Silvanus
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Come on guys, pictures!
Love my model 60
Love my model 60
gb6491
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Here's my 60-9:
Regards,
Greg
Regards,
Greg
1BLINDREF
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I have one - M60 no dash
Hey Silvanus-
Where can a get one of those M60 trees???
Hey Silvanus-
Where can a get one of those M60 trees???
JPP
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Lookin' good so far folks........ post them pix if Ya got 'em!
JP
JP
JPP
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Hey Greg......
You picture looks like one I took and posted yesterday in the "Revolver Porn" thread.
Check it out...... great photographic minds think alike!
JP
You picture looks like one I took and posted yesterday in the "Revolver Porn" thread.
Check it out...... great photographic minds think alike!
JP
ACP230
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I bought one last fall. It showed up in my local dealer's used handgun case and "followed me home."
It's a 60 in .38 Special with no dash and it likes my .38 handloads quite well. I usually put Uncle Mike's Boot Grips on my snubs, but the Herrets that came on the M60 feel good and may be one of the reasons the gun shoots so accurately.
I haven't carried the M60 yet due to a brace of M649s and an M38 that usually fulfill that duty.
It's a 60 in .38 Special with no dash and it likes my .38 handloads quite well. I usually put Uncle Mike's Boot Grips on my snubs, but the Herrets that came on the M60 feel good and may be one of the reasons the gun shoots so accurately.
I haven't carried the M60 yet due to a brace of M649s and an M38 that usually fulfill that duty.
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dairycreek
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My 3" Mod. 60 on a Simply Rugged holster. Sweet!
dairycreek
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My 3" Mod. 60 on a Simply Rugged holster. Sweet!
Cron
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I just posted this in another thread but I'll do it again just to keep the mementum going. This my 60-14. It's the best shooting snubby I've owned so I dressed it up with some polishing and combat grips. It's a keeper!
markk
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My pretty Lady...
gb6491
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JP,
Right on
and that's a great thread; thanks for pointing it out Gotta love the speed strips! Regards,
Greg
gb6491
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markk,
That is some nice wood in those grips
Is that an HI kerambit lurking there in the background?
Regards,
Greg
That is some nice wood in those grips
Is that an HI kerambit lurking there in the background?
Regards,
Greg
markk
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Those are the standard rosewood Ladysmith grips and yes that sure is a HI kerambit shining away there. (I don't know which I find sexier...the gun or the knife...)
JPP
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Nice.......
Seiko....... sweet gun.
Does it get shot/carried or is it too much of a collectible.
JP
Seiko....... sweet gun.
Does it get shot/carried or is it too much of a collectible.
JP
ACP230
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Some very nice M60s on here.
Especially Seiko's factory engraved one.
Especially Seiko's factory engraved one.
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