Smith & Wesson pistols
Just thought some of you might like to know, I contacted Smith & Wesson regarding the fact that currently they are not marketing any of their traditional metal frame, double action, hammer fired, auto loading pistols and their response was that they will be introducing new versions of some of their traditional pistols soon...
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I have two pistols, they are alike except one is blued, the other is nickle plated, they are snub nose 38, 5 shot revolvers, I don,t know
what model numbers they are? Help Help My e-mail address is
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Sound like J frame revlovers. Flip the cylinder open and look at the frame inside the crane. There should be a model number stamped there unless they're real old. 0 -
They are PROBABLY both Smith model 36 revolvers, since that's the standard in blued and nickel-plated Smith and Wesson .38 special revolvers.
To check this, open up the cylinder.
On the front inside part of the gun, where the cylinder crane opens (that's the "doohickey" that holds the cylinder), you should see the model number inscribed.0 -
If it looks like this and has a steel frame its a model 36. If it has a light weight frame, its a model 37.
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