Smith and Wesson Model 60, No Dash, Quick Look
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Taking a quick look at our Smith and Wesson 38 Special Model 60. This is a no dash model from the mid to late 70's. Love this little snub nose revolver. An iconic model for Smith and Wesson. The model 60 came to market in 1965 as the first production stainless steel model and continues to this day as a signature in the Smith line up. Great little J-Frame
Excellent looking pistol!
I have a 10-5, 60-3, & 66-2 all snub nose pistols. They are fun to shoot and excellently handcrafted firearms!
That's so shined up, at first glance it almost looks like a nickeled model 36 !
Beautiful piece. Nice vid.
Your mom had good taste! I have a couple vintage model 60’s (‘82 & ‘74). I carry the ‘82 and or a ‘62 model 36 (Chief Special) everyday. Great little carry guns.
I really enjoyed the video because it was your mother's protection its so shiny you might blind the bloak if the sun is just right nice piece wish I had one with original wood grips
I love the high polished stainless steel S&W revolvers. It’s even nicer when you help them along with that shine. 😎
I own a 60-4... Love it!
Nice gun ,thanks for showing your j frame . I have always loved these classic revolvers, and the crimson trace grips make this a really cool edc........
Thank you, I appreciate it. Also thanks for watching!
I carry a 60 everyday , or a vintage Early 60’s model 49 , both shoot like a laser , 5-7 yards , right on it . That’s a nice one you have there , I would however , check under those rubber grips occasionally as they will gather moisture , and stainless will rust if left unchecked .
Beautiful firearm there bro.
Nice gun and yes all polished like that it looks just like a 36. The model 60's of the 1970s would have had a brushed stainless finish. Nothing that a scotchbrite pad couldn't fix up
Your mom took very good care of her revolver making for a great collectible.
chevy6299 i agree, glad to have it! Thanks
good video, no bs...thx
So cool I have my Mothers old mod.60 as well
I just traded a sig p229 40sw that I got for cheap a while back because it was a ex police gun for this same model 60 no dash like yours..it is in perfect condition and barely looks used..
Sounds like a good trade to me. Congrats on that O’l Smith! It’s a real gun.
Great video, thank you for all the useful info. I have a model 60 and couldn't figure out when it was produced. It looks like it was manufactured in the mid 80's.
Glad it was helpful!
Super cool little gun, I’ll switch the grips tho, but still cool man, thanks for the video
No problem, thanks for watching and commenting!
you missed when the pinned barrel assembly was stopped (it was during the no-dash production run AFAIK)
Thanks!
😎 cool! Thanks!
You bet!
Sir how about model 36 j frame can you give me idea when day build?
I have a question please: what about same revolver in stainless, but without writing "mod 60" and the serial number begins with "W" not "R"?
What did you use to polish that gun
very fine polishing compound, I believe porter cable makes it
Very nice. What did you polish that with? That really pops! Don't tell me Mother's Mag & Aluminum polish because I won't believe you. Ha ha. Thanks.
Que bonito nesecito uno
Hello! I have a model 60 no dash I acquired today I’m trying to date! Hoping you can help! Serial num is R43** Thanks!!!!
How can a mod-60 no dash not have a pinned barrel?
It's not a no dash, j frames didn't fit dash numbers until like dash 10.
I was about to comment the same thing. I could have sworn he said it was a no dash gun which would automatically mean it has a pinned barrel but I guess not. I have a Model 64-2 from 1977 and it has a pinned barrel.
@@lordjesus8871 I used to have 60 with a dash 7 , bought new in 1983
So what’s the serial number?
I have a Beautiful model 60-9 357 magnum and it's been ported 1 7/8" barrel. I call it my little Jimmy Dickens gun as Jimmy use to say I'm little but I'm loud and when I shoot the Federal 125 grain JHP's through it it's so loud your teeth will chatter!!!
Right own brother Love the 60-9 its absolutely my favorite revolver its a stunning beautiful piece that can handle full hot Magnum loads but still extremely comfortable to use and not really bulky to carry...
I love the high polished stainless steel S&W revolvers. It’s even nicer when you help them along with that shine. 😎