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  • rufe-snow
    There is no on-line site for dateing S & W's by serial number, that I'm aware of.

    If you could post a partial serial number. ( last two digets replaced with X's ). Perhaps one of our members who has access to the " Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson", could help you.

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  • knucklehead14
    seial # is K 699xx
    Thanks again for any help.

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  • Laredo Lefty
    With that 5 digit serial number, it was born in 1948.

    Joe
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  • Billsdadandson
    Nice gun...I think the K22 was the first to use the "K" prefix in the serial number.

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  • knucklehead14
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  • Billsdadandson
    Knucklehead, my wife has one in equal condition made in 1955, the year of her birth, she's old[}:)][}:)] but not as old as your K22. Her S/N has six digits.[:D]

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  • Robin
    Hey Knucklehead,
    Very nice looking revolver, is it yours? Are you planning to list it on the auction? I have a model 48 (22 mag)and would like to get a model 17, model 18 or a K 22 masterpiece to keep it company. I never ran into a K 22 owner that didn't like it.

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  • knucklehead14
    I`d never sell ol Annebelle.

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