S&W PRE MODEL 10
I was looking at the above last weekend, in 38 special and covered in that green-brown patina old weapons attain after a long while.
Said to be a police issue weapon from a smaller town south of here, one of 3 the guy was issued over his career.
Doesn't look like it was carried, sorry I can't give serial nos. except that they matched, and I would think circa 1920 or so, original grips and good bore. The action seemed sound and tight.
The guy wanted $250, and I passed for several reasons.
Perhaps one was ignorance.
What do you think ?
Said to be a police issue weapon from a smaller town south of here, one of 3 the guy was issued over his career.
Doesn't look like it was carried, sorry I can't give serial nos. except that they matched, and I would think circa 1920 or so, original grips and good bore. The action seemed sound and tight.
The guy wanted $250, and I passed for several reasons.
Perhaps one was ignorance.
What do you think ?
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i have a s&w wesson [i believe pre mod 10]38 special. it is a stainless revolver with a 4" barrel. it has 3screws on the side plate and 1 on front of the trigger gaurd and 1 on the front bottom of the grip frame. the serial # is c306463.it has fixed sights the front one a half moon shape. the stainless is starting to peel just a little on the top strap over the cylinder.iwas trying to figure the age. the best i can tell it was made somwhere between 1951 & 1955.i was wanting to know appr. worth of the gun. i still havn't figured out how to put pics on forum. i was also wondering why the topic of my winchester model 10 was locked. i appreciate any and all help & info. 0 -
It's kind of strange, the S & W book lists SN's between C1 & C223998 as being made in 1948? It's kind of hard to believe that S & W cranked out almost 1/4 million "C' prefix revolvers that year, in addition to the "S" prefix and "K" prefix guns? 0 -
I appreciate the reply Rufe. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by rufe-snow
It's kind of strange, the S & W book lists SN's between C1 & C223998 as being made in 1948? It's kind of hard to believe that S & W cranked out almost 1/4 million "C' prefix revolvers that year, in addition to the "S" prefix and "K" prefix guns?
Hold on Rufe..... Those numbers, C1 to C223998, were made over 4 years, 1948-51.
Mooned. Based on those numbers, your gun must have been made in 1951.0 -
Laredo,
Thanks for the additional information.
Aaron0
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