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Smith and Wesson serial number search
- Thread starter Driveout02
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Any ideas on this one?
38 single action.
Serial # = 187XX
looks like 38 single action 1st issue
1876-1877
1987. Product code 103609 shows a standard production 8 and 3/8" barrel so the porting is aftermarket. $600 is the around the going rate used so you did fine.Just purchased a 629-1 serial number AYC5845 product code 103609 spec. ord. 7268. Any idea on DOB and also this gun is Magna-ported is that factory or aftermarket? Was $600 too much it's in very good condition
Jim
JG wentworth
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can anybody tell me the age of my Smith and Wesson, model bodyguard with serial number 727*** Thank you if you have the answer...!!!
If that's the full serial number (no "J") then ~1968.model bodyguard with serial number 727***
Jim
Bluestreak
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Date Check Please
I just came across a 25-2 Serial # N622XX. Any help on the date of manufactour would be appreciated.
I just came across a 25-2 Serial # N622XX. Any help on the date of manufactour would be appreciated.
Bluestreak
Inactive
Thanks TYUSCLAN!
txgunsuscg
Inactive
Have a Model 28-2 serial N151XXX. Thanks in advance!
kokopelli:
The information in SCSW on Model 1917s is not very precise - the range on yours is 1917 to 1946, corresponding to sn's 1 to 209971, respectively. Obviously, with its 5-digit sn your gun is early in that period, but I believe contacting S&W is the only way to pin it down. With a revolver of that vintage, and assuming that you don't want the factory letter, you might be able to get the date without having to cough up the $50.
The "AIP" in the 6906 sn indicates the gun was part of the "Automatic Improvement Program," (whatever that was), something that applied to early 3rd generation pistols. I can't find any more definitive information on dating, but the production period for the 6906 was 1988 to 1999, so I would interpret the "AIP" to indicate your gun is toward the beginning of that range.
The information in SCSW on Model 1917s is not very precise - the range on yours is 1917 to 1946, corresponding to sn's 1 to 209971, respectively. Obviously, with its 5-digit sn your gun is early in that period, but I believe contacting S&W is the only way to pin it down. With a revolver of that vintage, and assuming that you don't want the factory letter, you might be able to get the date without having to cough up the $50.
The "AIP" in the 6906 sn indicates the gun was part of the "Automatic Improvement Program," (whatever that was), something that applied to early 3rd generation pistols. I can't find any more definitive information on dating, but the production period for the 6906 was 1988 to 1999, so I would interpret the "AIP" to indicate your gun is toward the beginning of that range.
blustilang
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Model 67 no dash DOB?
Just found this forum and it is great! My model 67 no dash is # 3K815XX. Can someone tell me its "born on" date, please?
Thanks very much,
Tom
Just found this forum and it is great! My model 67 no dash is # 3K815XX. Can someone tell me its "born on" date, please?
Thanks very much,
Tom