S&W Model 31 X ???
I have a S&W Model 31 X blue, .32 S&W Long, 4" barrel, w/fixed sights and wood grips. The firearm's finish and condition is 95% +, I have the original box and manual.
Does anyone know what the "X" denotes?
Trying to find out if the "X" adds any additional value to the firearm.
Thanks in advance
Does anyone know what the "X" denotes?
Trying to find out if the "X" adds any additional value to the firearm.
Thanks in advance
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Please explain why you believe that your gun is a "Model 31X". Something on the gun? The box? A S&W catalog?
Neal0 -
quote:Originally posted by nmyers
Please explain why you believe that your gun is a "Model 31X". Something on the gun? The box? A S&W catalog?
Neal
From it's original box.
Model No.: 31-X, Fin: B, Barrel: 4, Stock: R, TH: blank, TT: blank, Ins: W, PKR: 5 or S, Special Features: blank, Serial No.: H87XXX Front Sight: 2, WD: Blank
Everything was handwritten in black ink except for the "2" in the Front Sight: filed, it was wriiten in black marker.
Thanks0 -
If its on the box and not on the gun its likely just a typo. 0 -
Maybe they printed the box labels in advance, knowing there would be more dash numbers. 0 -
You may have a Model 31-2 or a Model 31-3, but those are the only cataloged models it could be. Look on the part of the frame visible when the cylinder is swung open.
The X on the box could have been written by the packer, the checker, the distributor, the retailer, or a previous owner. It doesn't mean anything.
Neal0 -
The frame is stamped 30-1.
Is there anyway to find out how old it is?0 -
Close as the S & W Book, comes serial number wise. "1972-1976". 0 -
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