Doco Overboard
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I suspect it's 1899 -1904 + vintage. Who can say for sure what model/type I cant figure it out by the lock-work, its 38 spcl cartridge.
S&W Revolver ID
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dist1646
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Looks like an old 5 screw K frame to me. Pre model 10 possibly. I'm not an expert on these though.
If I had to guess, I would say a second model hand ejector.
GunBum
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The Hand Ejector 2nd Model wasn’t made in 38 Special.
https://gunblast.com/Cumpston_SW-MP.htm
There is a picture of the internals of an early 38 Hand Ejector that looks a lot like yours along with a nice write up of the history.
https://gunblast.com/Cumpston_SW-MP.htm
There is a picture of the internals of an early 38 Hand Ejector that looks a lot like yours along with a nice write up of the history.
Biggfoot44
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Pic(s) of rest of gun ?
Or not to belabor the obvious , the S/N ?
Or not to belabor the obvious , the S/N ?
Doco Overboard
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Thanks for the info everybody, I need to find a trigger. All I see is assemblers codes that are about 1000 figures off from each other. I don't think there were a significant number of pistols of this particular type. There is a barrel under-lug to support the ejector rod but this model still has a flat trigger return spring.
Ill get some pictures up once I start working on it, its a mess but could be repaired once I find a replacement trigger.
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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On all S&W Revolvers , the * Real * S/N is on the bottom of the butt . In certain eras , the actual s/n will be repeated on the frame inside the crane , if the gun was equipped with adjustable rear sight and oversize stocks from the factory . All the other numbers are assembly numbers that might have relationship to s/n , or might be random .
But seriously , more pics . The shape of the ejector rod is one of the clues to variant .
But seriously , more pics . The shape of the ejector rod is one of the clues to variant .
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