s&w k22
T wanted me to ask y'all about this S&W.
We were wondering what would be a fair price on it.
Here is the sellers description.
"22 long rifle K frame 5 screw revolver serial number 6711xx. Has 6 inch pinned barrel with slight bulge 1 1/2 inches in front of cylinder, recessed cylinder, and humpback hammer. Finish is rough with some pitting."

Maybe it's just me, but I'm not seeing any "slight buldge" in the barrel.
We were wondering what would be a fair price on it.
Here is the sellers description.
"22 long rifle K frame 5 screw revolver serial number 6711xx. Has 6 inch pinned barrel with slight bulge 1 1/2 inches in front of cylinder, recessed cylinder, and humpback hammer. Finish is rough with some pitting."

Maybe it's just me, but I'm not seeing any "slight buldge" in the barrel.
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I have recently purchased a nice 6" barreled K22 Masterpiece and would like to know the year it was produced. I've read nothing but good about the weapon and finally found a nice one that an owner was willing to part with including the original box. The S/N is K13,XXX. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. 0 -
Sell a gun??? I wouldn't know, I've never actually sold one. They are an excellent gun to learn to shoot with and are also very collectable. For the guys to help you, they will need a serial number and probably the barrell length.
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thank you, i will get the serial number and barrel length.
michelle d wells0 -
Hi, and welcome to the forum!
With information on the barrel length and s/n we can make some headway. However, another good piece of info. is the model number, if there is one.
S&W's made prior to 1957 have no model number. But to make sure, open the cylinder and look at the cutout in the frame to see if there is a model number stamped in there and if there is it is also possible that there is a dash follwed by another number and that number is important as it tells which engineering change(s) the revolver was made. An example is Mod 17-2 where the 17 is the model and the -2 indicates the second change series. This info. helps pin things down closer.
Lastly, if you have the ability to post a digital image on the forum please do so as pictures help greatly. If you have the digital image(s) but not the ability to post them, use the email icon above this reply and I will provide yo with my direct email address so you can send the image file(s) to me as standard email attachment(s) and I will post them for you.
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