Smith and Wesson serial number search

Serial numbers ran from S194500 in 1959 to S206999 in 1960.
Value depends on condition and can range from around $500 to well over 1K in mint.

S&W 17-3 SN 741XX
Take the serial number from the underside of the frames grip butt. You may have to remove the grips to see it. There will be a "K" in the serial number.

That said, 17-3's were made from 1967 to 1977.

As far as the rust, it will detract from the value. As far as how much, it depends on how much it bothers a potential buyer.

66-2 ser AUN04xx
1986/87.

model 686-1 s/n AYDxxx, 686-3 # BHN5xx and 581 # ABY9xx
AYDxxxx = 1987.
ABYxxx = 1983.

ccs6349, and special order number 8124?
CCS is 1998 and the special order number dates it to boxed/shipped on the 124 day of 1998.

sn BDU54xx
1989.

Jim
 
S & M 38 revolver

Looking for a D.O.B. and a model # for serial #7499xx. there is also a "p" stamped on the bottom of the handle butt on the right side away from the serial number. It has a 4" barrel, 6 shot and is blued. The condition is EXCELLENT and also has the name Parker Hale ( England) on the barrel sight.
 
S&W 586-4 rare 3-inch - Info requested

Today I saw what I'm told is an extremely rare 3-inch 586-4. It has a special order #4214 on the box. It has rubber grips that were said to be original.

Looking for a D.O.B. on serial #BRU4nn. Any other information you have on production numbers, story behind the special order, etc. would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Wade
 
686-3 s/n BHN5xx
Sorry, I missed that one. BHN = 1992.

for serial #7499xx
Is the chambering on the barrel just .38 S&W or .38 Special / .38 S&W Special?
Is there a "V" prefix near the serial number, it may be 1/2" or so from the number.

Looking for a D.O.B. on serial #BRU4nn
1994. The special order number 4214 dates it to the 214th day of 1994.

There should be a 6 digit product code number on the box also. That number would help me to identify it better since there were 3 different releases with the 3" barrel.

Jim
 
Laytonj1, Here are a couple of pics. hope they help. There are more oics posted on my profile. Thank you for any info.
 
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jimmersback,

SN 7499xx would date to around 1940.
It's a S&W model K-200. They were sold to England as the .38/200 British Service Revolver chambered in 38 S&W (not to be confused with 38 special).
Allot of these found their way back to the USA thru such companies as Parker Hale in England.

Jim
 
S&W 10-5 SN: D95XX.
1968.
SN's ran from D1 to D90000 that year.

The product code on the box is 103495
.
That was a special run of 3" 586's made for RSR distributors in the mid 90's.
The SCSW does not break it out any further.
The guys over on the S&W forum might be able to give you more information about it.

jimmersback,

Hard to say but I'd guess about $500.

Jim
 
Hi Everyone!!
I'm Hungarian and I'm don't good to speak the language, so excuse me if I say something is don't good!

Now I plan to purchase a S&W Mod. 6N 686-4 with 2,5" barell. This price is 300 USD with new leather holster & 170 piece .357 ammo.

Can anyone tell me anything about this revolver? When was it produced?

Serial: CBR-45XX

Thanks' to all for help!
 
SN #: DCW2***
The SCSW only covers up to 2004. Your SN is post 2004.
You can call S&W's customer service and they will give you the DOB over the phone for free.

1-800-331-0852 (USA)
Mon-Fri 8:00AM-8:00PM Eastern Time

Serial: CBR-45XX
1997.
That is a really good price for that gun. A 686-4 with the 2.5" barrel would sale for around $650 here in the US.
It is one of the best made 357 revolvers.

Jim
 
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