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MrBorland · February 13, 2013, 09:29 AM

Some might pay more for a "no dash", but generally, I've not noticed they command a premium over other pre-lock 686s. More important is condition and fit/finish.

FWIW, I may go against the grain, but my personal "most desirable 686" is the -5. It was a transitional version, so it's the only one that's pre-lock, but with newer features, such as frame-mounted firing pin, pinned front sight, new style cylinder release, and non-recessed cylinder.

February 13, 2013, 09:29 AM	#3
MrBorland Senior Member Join Date: May 31, 2007 Location: NC Posts: 2,614	Some might pay more for a "no dash", but generally, I've not noticed they command a premium over other pre-lock 686s. More important is condition and fit/finish. FWIW, I may go against the grain, but my personal "most desirable 686" is the -5. It was a transitional version, so it's the only one that's pre-lock, but with newer features, such as frame-mounted firing pin, pinned front sight, new style cylinder release, and non-recessed cylinder.