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Many people have questions about how to identify a S&W revolver and when was it made. I borrowed this from a thread on Highroad.org forum. It has a lot of info that might be of interest to many of you. Identifying features: This is where to look for the model number (not used until around 1957). Sometimes the serial number is here, especially in later models. Earlier models have them here: S&W revolver names before World War II Name Caliber Frame.22 Hand Ejector Ladysmith 22 Long M.22/32 Target 22 Long Rifle I.22 Outdoorsman 22 Long Rifle K.32 Hand Ejector (round Butt) 32 S&W Long I.32 Regulation Police (Square Butt) 32 S&W Long I.32-20 Hand Ejector 32-20 Win.

K.38 Military&Police 38 Spl K.38 Hand Ejector (same as above, with adjustable sights).38 Regulation Police (Square Butt) 38 S&W I.38 Terrier 2' Round Butt 38 S&W I.38/44 Heavy Duty (fixed sights) 38 Spl N.38/44 Outdoorsman (Adj. Sights) 38 Spl N.357 Magnum 357 Mag N.44 HAnd Ejector Military Model 44 Spl N.44 Hand ejector Model 1926 44 Spl N (shrouded extractor rod).45 U.S. Posting above continued here.. DATING A S&W Please note that this list is a general guide and not meant to be exact.

There is some dispute regarding the dates on some serial numbers and your gun may actually be a year off from what is listed. The precise shipping date as 'lettered' can be several years off depending on model.

For the exact date on your gun request the letter from S&W Historian Roy Jinks. Pre-War N frame.

Year/Beginning Serial 1908. -1919 None--------1936..

STUMPED and couldn't sleep. I have a S&W Revolver given to me in the 1990's. It has never been fired since I have owned it. It shows significant holster and carry wear but is in good shape. The problem is I have NO idea what I have. The serial numbers have no letters, it has a lanyard strap in the grip butt and Trade Mark is on the right side. Not looking for value as it is sentimental.

Thanks for ANY advice or direction, Matt THANKS TO EVERYONE! FPrice is going to help explain. This is a quandry with what we found. The quandary: THANKS AGAIN TO EVERYONE! I have been pointed towards this video which was on American Rifleman. The video is slightly less specific about the Victory Model but is interesting.

When I find out more I will let you know. STUMPED and couldn't sleep. I have a S&W Revolver given to me by a widow in the 1990's. It has never been fired since I have owned it. It shows significant holster and carry wear but is in good shape.

The problem is I have NO idea what I have. The serial numbers have no letters, it has a lanyard strap in the grip butt and Trade Mark is on the right side.

Is there anyone that I can send photos to that may be able to help me? I don't have the means to send a request to S&W currently.

OR a local dealer very knowledgeable about Smith's who are not going to make a sale? (Metro Boston) Not looking for value as it is sentimental. Please feel free to email me it that is easier. Thanks for ANY advice or direction, Matt.

Hey guys I need some help here. A friends of mine had a safe that he forgot about and I was able to get it opened and to my surprise there was his old S&W 22LR revolver inside. Inside the cylinder are the following markings: Serial number MOD 18-4 C11 12717 What would be the value of this revolver? The Model 18 22 Combat Masterpiece is the same gun, other than caliber, as the Model 15 Combat Masterpiece, which is a.38 Special and was long the issue gun for many LE agencies, including LAPD.

A 1981 manufacture puts it near the end of the real pyramid of super high quality S&Ws. This would be an outstanding shooter, recoil would be next to nothing with.22 out of a two and a half pound gun, and would fetch a relatively nice price. I can also think of at least a dozen members here, myself included, who would step all over themselves to put up an 'I'll Take It' were it to show up for sale.

They are great shooting guns and due to tight chambers and barrel cylinder gap, they like the the cheap Fedaral bulk stuff that is copper plated. If you shoot high velocity stuff like mini mags, extraction can be a pain, non copper plated and your cylinder will start dragging on the end of the barrel after 50 rounds or so. Fuji Box 9100 Hyper Software Update there. Here is the example I picked up about 4-5 years ago along with a 17-3. The 18 in the picture is exactly that, a model 18 no dash with a 4 screw frame. It came with the original number service style stocks but I prefer to shoot it with target style grips.