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    My 686+ is all business with VZ 320 grips and fixed combat type rear sight... that 66 is a dayum classic however!
     

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    If you really like your 686, then you will love the 66. I have had both a few times, and while I liked both alot, I thought that the 686 was just a little too bulky for a snubbie. In a target or hunting pistol I would enjoy the extra weight. Unless shooting full blown .357 loads I enjoyed the 66 a little more.
     

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    This is my favorite look for a revolver. Wood combat grips on a S&W stainless revolver. Barrel size may vary.
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    If you really like your 686, then you will love the 66. I have had both a few times, and while I liked both alot, I thought that the 686 was just a little too bulky for a snubbie. In a target or hunting pistol I would enjoy the extra weight. Unless shooting full blown .357 loads I enjoyed the 66 a little more.
    I've had a 4" and a snub 66. Regret letting them go. The S&W revolver I REALLY miss is a 2" model 64 in .38spl with factory magnas and original box with papers. Got laid off and rent was due...
     
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