thickstrings
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Thanks a lot! Hard to believe mid 1920's and it still works great.....
As long as there were no letter prefixes with that serial number then yes, mid 20's.Hard to believe mid 1920's and it still works great.....
S&W reused the same serial numbers across several different models so I need to figure out what model you have. 33199 is an assembly number. Take the serial number from the underside of the grip frame, see pic.Serial# B 405681. Model# 33199.
Serial numbers ran from M1 in 1969 to M30000 in 1971.smith and wesson 34-1
s# m26301
If you're referring to the Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson, then yes, at least for the majority of the information.Is all this information found in the standard catalog?
To determine model number and DOB I need more info. A picture would help. Otherwise, is it fixed or adjustable sights? Round or square butt? Barrel length?I inherited a small 22 caliber S+W Revolver. Outward appearance, it seems is about the size of a Model 36. The serial number is 27376, with a second number on the cylinder arm of 11714. I cannot determine the model. I would appreciate any insights.
The book I'm using only covers up to 2006. Your guns where produced after that date.ddm9942 (686)
cnv9060 (model 60)