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Collectible S&W Revolvers produced from 1957 to Present
- Thread starter JWC
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Ok it’s my turn, I doubt this is highly collectible ,or maybe it is?
32 long colt
I would consider it fair condition, I believe it’s birth date is around 1924
Any help from the S&W gurus of the ODT would be greatly appreciated.
I’ve got a few more stash away
IIRC, that appears to be a .32 Regulation Police based on the way the grip looks. The stocks/grips give it a square butt profile, but if you take the stocks/grips off of the grip, then you will see that the grip is a round butt. Are you sure it is not a .32 Long (.32 S&W Long)? That's a nice looking example for fair condition.
You are correct it’s a 32 S&W long, I throw myself in front on the all mighty ODT S&W gods and plead for a mulligan !
This is collectible to me. I got this great 36 from another member here with original grips. The Finish was a little rough but I brought it to where it's a keeper for me now. He will always be attached to this pistol oh, and I will always have that memory...
I took the original grips to the gun off and stuck these modified diamonds on it which also holds a memory.
I took the original grips to the gun off and stuck these modified diamonds on it which also holds a memory.
58 model airweight
Yikes, you fellas have some nice ones!! Love this thread. Would love to see more!
I'm not an expert or serious collector, but I'll show off my one and only Smith. Stumbled onto it a year or two ago here on the ODT. Mid 70's Nickel 19-3, 4".
Love the grain in those grips I found on the S&W forum.
I'm not an expert or serious collector, but I'll show off my one and only Smith. Stumbled onto it a year or two ago here on the ODT. Mid 70's Nickel 19-3, 4".
Love the grain in those grips I found on the S&W forum.
