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The K-22 and it's dash series changes over the years Hello Aren't we all? Sometimes all the different changes can be confusing that transpired on the K-22's but here are some that make collecting and identifying a little easier.I hope this helps NEtracker, in his hunt for a good K-22...

Hello NETracker No Problem, Glad I could be of help to you. ;) The price he wanted for a well used model 17 K-22 is what I just paid {SHIPPED IN HAND} for a model 17-5 4" Bull Barrel K-22 that was only made a couple of years. :D This gun was New In Box, with all the paperwork and correct...

Hello NETracker I would dare say he is real proud of this 5 screw revolver at the price it is at. I have 5 screw revolver's and to me they do not exhibit any smoother actions than the newer 4 and 3 screw models. If Smooth actions are your intent, then get an Outdoorsman K-22 First issue for a...

The .32 S&W Hand Eject Hello From the serial number you provided, it shows your revolver to be a Third edition. This Third edition model was made between 1911-1942. It more than likely has the NON heat treated cylinder that was introduced in the Forth model series of these. It should be safe...

A Best Friend's First revolver Gift Hey Cal What a NICE thing to do for a Friend ! I see ammo expense is in question as he does not reload. I also take it this is his First revolver experience? I given these fact's would start him off with a K-22 as this was Why they were invented in the first...

OPPPS.. My Mistake Hello Tomkatz You are correct. I take for granted that Most daily carried S&W revolver's spoke of are based on the common smaller-J-frame, more so than their Bigger frame brothers the -K-series. My mistake, and all is calm here. :o I have Not seen one S&W I do not like no...

Mr Blues Bear AGAIN You DID Not Read. I am NOT certain the sales receipt that came with this revolver is original to it, Nor did I say it was. In Fact I Explained that WELL Above IF you Read..:banghead: The Woman I bought it from Knew Little about it, and the original purchaser is DEAD so he...

READ The explaination.. It wouldnt MATTER what I posted without a factory Letter it would be NIT PICKED TO DEATH..:scrutiny: Main Thing is it functions and is a modest priced revolver for me. I just THOUGHT I would share a decent survivor, didn't Know I was up against a Firing Squad of Slamming...

Something sounds fishy here Understandable. The E-mail did not seem clear, so I actually called Mr. Jinks direct at S&W and that is when he went into the details. I do not know why the revolver has these features with the Older serial number, but he reminded me to Never say Never with S&W...

See The Edited Part I just inserted. I had to close out the forum, to bring up the Past E-mail I received from Mr. Jinks then made corrections to my response.This revolver also wears standard-J-frame sizes grips, and all the early Terriers I had seen before it, have had the shorter style grips...

Hello I Contacted Roy Jinks and he supplied me with MY information above, adding it was a transition gun. I assume it could be a mixture of parts that was used up in making this revolver and I did ask why it was Not a 4 screw revolver, as the serial number on it points at a 1950 vintage,Yet it...

Pushing the .32 H&R Magnum to the Upper Limits I recently saw a NIB .32 H&R/.32-20 Blackhawk for sale. I would have loved to have it. But I must admit it's rather big and bulky and not to mention very heavy for a .32. Hello Blues Bear This would have been a super candidate for Hand...

The slow Death of the infamous .32 H&R Magnum Hello jjohnson Ruger does Not stand alone on this.. I being a S&W revolver fan, am troubled at the drop of revolver's in this cartridge. Luckily, I have my fill to keep the .32 H&R Sickness alive, along with a decent model 31 Regulation Police in...

Hello Lonegunman Problems encountered with handloading the 32-20 is case crushing in the fragile neck area. :banghead: I have loaded them, for a Forth model S&W Hand eject I have, and it can be done at a slow process, with lots of case lube, and patients but it is Much easier to use a straight...

The .32 H&R Magnum Hello stiletto raggio In response to your question, I believe the Birth of the Infamous .32 H&R magnum caliber was H&R's way of attempting to have a revolver appealing to Sportsman afield. Sadly it was down played in velocity by the original manufacturer of this round...

Stainless steel Hello Here is one you dont see every day. A 1999 631 in .32 H&R Magnum. Best regards, Hammerdown

The Pre-Chief a 38/32 Terrier Hello Here is an early Pre-Chief model .38/32 I Have.These started out with a regular I frame then it got increased in size to the Improved I Frame. This revolver was built on the 4 Screw Improved I Frame. Some call it a transition revolver, as it is a 38 S&W...

Hello I must have had memory fade..and I sure did not mean no disrespect, as I have all S&W's and do not keep tract of other offerings made. :o Thinking about it, I HAD a Ruger SP-101 about 20 Years ago for a short time and it sure did not look like that one. Mine was the .22 Long rifle model...

Rugged Looking BUT NOT a .32 H&R Magnum Revolver... Hello Krochus Is that a Tauras ? I have never owned one, so can't say Yey or Ney on the performance or durability of one, but does it group tight? How is the trigger on that revolver? This may very well, be an alternative to someone...

.32 S&W Long revolver. Hello And Welcome to The High Road, as I see this is your first post. Your description is Vague, but it sounds like a .32 S&W Hand eject, and that is one of the Most common S&W revolver ever made. Unfortunately This model had MANY changes over the years, but it appears...