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    Identity and Date of Manufacture of S&W Revolvers

    Posting pix of .38 S&W. Looking for info Here are pix of my .38 S&W revolver. Radgast has given me some great info already. Is this pistol worth anything? Is it worth restoring? It has .012 cylinder/barrel gap and has spit lead. Thanks in advance.
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    Identity and Date of Manufacture of S&W Revolvers

    Thanks for the info. I want to post pictures but can't figure out how. Is there any value to this revolver?
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    cylinder/barrel gap on S&W .38

    I have an old S&W .38 special revolver. I don't know the model but am trying to determine that as soon as I can post some pics. The previous owner said it shaves lead. In checking it out I have found the rebound does not fit the cylinder notches and I will peen it to widen it a bit. The cylinder...
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    Identity and Date of Manufacture of S&W Revolvers

    Just inherited a S&W The revolver has tthe following features: .38 Special CTG six inch barrel four screws on the side plate and on in front of the trigger guard nickel plated (APPEARS ORIGINAL) fixed blade front sight serial number 348211 on the butt, cylinder and bottom of barrel...
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    S&W revolver questions

    I just inherited a S&W revolver and am not sure of the model. If anyone can help me with info I would truly appreciate it!! It is .38 caliber has a 6 inch barrel and appears to be nickel plated. The serial number is 348211. I am curious about the model and date of manufacture if possible. Thanks...
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    AR-15 Rifle, Your Reviews on Manufacturers

    Rock River Arms I have owned a couple and shot numerous brands of these rifles. Dollar for dollar for a rifle that is OUT OF THE BOX accurate, and by this I mean more accurate than the above average shooter can hold to, RRA is tops IMHO. I just opened the box on my third one, a NM A4, and the...
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