K frame
The frame size of a Smith and Wesson model 66 is K.
50-350 usd
The S and W Model 66-8 typically features a frame size of K-frame, which is designed for medium-sized revolvers. The K-frame is known for its balance and versatility, making it suitable for both target shooting and personal defense.
Yes, a model 66 is a K frame revolver.
It uses the "K" frame. The Model 66 was the Model 19 in stainless, and with a target trigger. But it was only made in .357 Magnum; it was never made in .44 Magnum. That was the Model 29.
Stainless Steel, six shot, K-frame revolver with adjustable sights. I have one and I like it. You can also use 38 special amunition in it if you want to save money.
Smith & Wesson uses a letter system to denote the frame size of their current revolvers. A "K" framed revolver is the size of the Mdl 66 357 Magnum revolver. A "J" frame is smaller, used on guns such as the model 36 chief's Special. Letters earlier are smaller, later in the alphabet are larger.
The Smith & Wesson Model 66-1, with a serial number starting with "77K," was manufactured in 1977. This model is a stainless steel version of the Model 19 revolver and is part of S&W's K-frame series. The "66-1" designation indicates it is a variation of the original Model 66.
Probably a Model 66
The Iver Johnson Trailsman model 66 large frame revolver was made from 1958-1978.
There are more than a dozen different model numbers of Smith & Wesson revolvers that are .357 magnum caliber. The Model 60 is a 2 inch 5 shot .357, and the Model 66 is a large frame 6 shot target pistol. Model number is based on frame size, type of sights , and the material (blued steel, alloy, stainless steel, etc. So there is no ONE mdl number.
No published sn data.