Model 586 no dash, ADE0xxx = 1983.Model 586 no dash, ADE0xxx, based on no dash I think between 81-85.
Model 36 no dash, 19xxx, I'd guess mid 60's maybe?
Model 586 no dash, ADE0xxx = 1983.
Model 36 no dash, 19xxx. = Take the serial number from the underside of the grip frame. 19xxx would date to 1952 which is 5 years before they stamped model numbers so that is likely an assembly number.
Jim
Model 36 no dash, 19xxx. = Take the serial number from the underside of the grip frame. 19xxx would date to 1952 which is 5 years before they stamped model numbers so that is likely an assembly number.
Jim
1981.7D607xx
SN's ran from D510001 in 1973 to D659901 in 1974.serial D598289
If it's blued, chambered in 38 special and has a steel frame vs aluminum, then yes.model 10 I am assuming.
A picture and/or more info would help. S&W reused the same SN's thru out the model lines so determining the model has to be done first. None of the 44 Specials ran in that SN range unless there is a "S" prefix with that SN.I picked up an old beater at an auction today. Serial number is 205626. Looks to be .44 Special caliber. Not sure of the model . Any help?
As above, S&W reused the same SN's thru out the model lines so determining the model has to be done first.Have .32 S&W SN 90xxx w/3 1/2in barrel.
A picture and/or more info would help. S&W reused the same SN's thru out the model lines so determining the model has to be done first. None of the 44 Specials ran in that SN range unless there is a "S" prefix with that SN.
1979.The serial # is 5D46332
It's a Model 1917. It was part of a 25,000 gun shipment to Brazil in 1938. Serial numbers ran in the 181983 to 207043 range.Pics of Model 1937 in .45 ACP.