S&W 665 & 666----When?

[L-Frame]

The new L-frame models 665 & 666, when are they coming out?

 

[Plinkerton]

How cool is that... I'd buy a 666 just for the name...

 

[rock jock]

Are you SURE S&W is going to release a 666? That would be marketing idiocy.

 

[Jim Watson]

Never heard of 'em.
What caliber and "features" do they have not seen in 686?

 

[Kamicosmos]

Does the 666 come in blackened stainless, chambered in .50 BMG, and have a bayo lug? That way it would be an 3v1l assault pistol....

 

[Flying V]

The 666 will be matte black, inscribed with glowing red runes, and it will mutter and grumble to itself while holstered.

 

[L-Frame]

I read lengthy threads on the S&W forum for sure, and either this one or glocktalk concerning S&W dropping some of their K-frames and adding these 2 models. These will have, according to those threads, shorts underlugs and fixed sights, in 3 or 4 inch barrels, with 7 shots. Many on the S&W forum (including yours truly) also questioned the marketing brilliance of numbering a gun with 666.

 

[L-Frame]

I went back to read the S&W forum thread, ("S&W dropping their K frames", on about page 4 or 5 of the modern revolver section), and the 665 will be a 4" fixed sight, short shroud model, while the 666 will be like the current 686 but with a short shroud.

 

[Rangie]

six or seven shooters ?

 

[surfinUSA]

I'll buy a 7 shot 666 especially if it comes with a 3 inch barrel and a round butt.

I think there are alot of people like me that don't believe in that nonsense and probably alot more that do believe and will buy it just because .

 

[Marshall]

I would have reservations about a 666.

 

[IndianaDean]

Not me. I'm saving up to get a 666 as soon as I possibly can.

 

[SnWnMe]

Ya think a defense attorney can convince a jury that you were perfectly justified in shooting the perp with a gun called a 666?

 

[Erich]

 

[The_Antibubba]

New-from Smith & Wesson!!!

The 666 Revolver-it's one HELL of a Gun!





Missed my calling I did-should've gone into marketing.

 

[surfinUSA]

No doubt its the "devil's right hand". S&W must have had Steve Earle name the gun.