One very nice revolver from Taurus, the 66 Combat
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The practice of turning a firearm into a billboard is one of the most aggravating things that manufacturers do. It all started when they started printing half of the safety material contained in their manuals on the guns themselves. Then some marketroid got the idea to stamp all kinds of promotional nonsense on the guns as well. Sigh........ Not a fan of the lettering on the underlug.
SA did it too with their EMP’s a number of years ago. Take real nice looking gun then put an oversized label on it? Why? Makes you wonder whose running the marketing departments.The practice of turning a firearm into a billboard is one of the most aggravating things that manufacturers do. It all started when they started printing half of the safety material contained in their manuals on the guns themselves. Then some marketroid got the idea to stamp all kinds of promotional nonsense on the guns as well. Sigh.....
Yes, they reintroduced it some time back with a 2-piece barrel, lock on crane instead of the ejector rodDidn't Smith have a model 66, i had a combat magnum and think it was a 66.