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I would like to thank JesseL, mec, Old Fuff, Onmilo, I appreciate your support and you knowledge. CSP 8555 Chuck

I think the surface of my .38 Military & Police Model of 1905 (1918-1920) has been altered. I also think that this alteration is a benefit to me. I want to use this as a shooter rather than in the safe. I would like to know what surface treatment has been done to make this look like...

I think the revolver must have been bead-blasted and buffed and I think it may have been electrolysis with a plating. The stamped S&W markings on th side plate are not sharp, and washed out. It has not rusting and I have had it for over 24 hours. If this is a plating it is the best that I have...

These are same view but with black background. Chuck

I have attached a couple of pictures. There is glare on the barrel that shows it as gold but the entire revolver has a uniform stainless steel satin finish

I was able to take a couple of pictures. How do I put the pictures on this posting? Chuck

To JesseL, I have a 38 Special S&W that looks exactly like you Grandfather’s revolver except mine has a 5 inch barrel. Serial # C 311xxx To mec, Good information to avoid hot loads in this older gun as the Serial Number is below 316648. To Old Fuff, I have printed off the information...

I am a new member and am unfamiliar with this Site. I have just purchased a Smith and Wesson which I believe is a .38 Military & Police Model of 1905 - ( 4th change ) The patent information on the top of the barrel is as follows: October 8,01.December 17,01.Feb.6,06.Sept 14,09.Dec 29,14...