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S&W Model 56 - 38 Special - PRICE IS FIRM
Will Ship to FFL Insured on Buyer's Dime
Extremely rare Smith and Wesson Model 56 Special United States Air Force Combat Masterpiece. On page 219 of the book Standard Catalog of Smith and Wesson 3rd Edition it states; That these revolvers were made for the United States Air Force between 1962 - 1963 with most of them being destroyed by the Government in Brunswick, Georgia but has never been confirmed. This one has the supporting documentation of a factory Smith and Wesson letter that states it is one of that contract. It has all the special features that it is supposed to have to include "U.S." stamped on the back strap. Special rear sight that extends past the frame and extended to the base of the front sight. Magna walnut grips with S&W medallions. Heavy two inch barrel. This one was shipped from the factory March 29, 1963.
Here are some links I've found on this Model 56 for more insight: According to research there are less than 70 known to exist with only a handful of those owned by private collectors.
1. https://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=590755
2. https://lsbauctions.com/rare-usaf-smith-wesson-sw-model-56-38-spl-2-revolver-1962-1963-cr/
3. https://auctions.morphyauctions.com...mith_and_wesson_model_56_doubl-lot281694.aspx
S&W Model 56 - 38 Special - PRICE IS FIRM
Will Ship to FFL Insured on Buyer's Dime
Extremely rare Smith and Wesson Model 56 Special United States Air Force Combat Masterpiece. On page 219 of the book Standard Catalog of Smith and Wesson 3rd Edition it states; That these revolvers were made for the United States Air Force between 1962 - 1963 with most of them being destroyed by the Government in Brunswick, Georgia but has never been confirmed. This one has the supporting documentation of a factory Smith and Wesson letter that states it is one of that contract. It has all the special features that it is supposed to have to include "U.S." stamped on the back strap. Special rear sight that extends past the frame and extended to the base of the front sight. Magna walnut grips with S&W medallions. Heavy two inch barrel. This one was shipped from the factory March 29, 1963.
Here are some links I've found on this Model 56 for more insight: According to research there are less than 70 known to exist with only a handful of those owned by private collectors.
1. https://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=590755
2. https://lsbauctions.com/rare-usaf-smith-wesson-sw-model-56-38-spl-2-revolver-1962-1963-cr/
3. https://auctions.morphyauctions.com...mith_and_wesson_model_56_doubl-lot281694.aspx
