A buddy at work asked me to help him find the mfg date of his granny's old smith. Just wondering if any of you guys have the catalog. Google is useless. Thanks
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Smith & Wesson mfg date
- Thread starter Christopherslim
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Yeah, google is useless. I have the Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson and would be glad to help. There are other who would be glad to help as well.
You will need the serial number that is located on the butt of the frame, the model number on the yoke or crane, (can't be seen unless the cylinder is open), although if it was made before 1957, no MOD number will not be stamped there. And lastly, pictures, pictures of both sides of the Smith, with the grips on and off. It helps, especially on old models, to verify what model it is.
You can post your information in open forum, or shoot me a PM. While some make fun of these revolvers, calling them old an antiquated, I find them to be very viable weapons. Guess there is no accounting for taste! lol
You will need the serial number that is located on the butt of the frame, the model number on the yoke or crane, (can't be seen unless the cylinder is open), although if it was made before 1957, no MOD number will not be stamped there. And lastly, pictures, pictures of both sides of the Smith, with the grips on and off. It helps, especially on old models, to verify what model it is.
You can post your information in open forum, or shoot me a PM. While some make fun of these revolvers, calling them old an antiquated, I find them to be very viable weapons. Guess there is no accounting for taste! lol
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Ok. Cool. I really appreciate it. I'll pm you some numbers
.38 special
Looks like a 2" M&P. Might be a one liner with that fish hook hammer...Cool 'sharp shoulder' magna stocks too.
Lets see the other side of her.
Lets see the other side of her.
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