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Could not pass up this little raschal. My first 5-screw and my first half moon. I have a .32 H&R snubbie and have really started to like the caliber. My question is the barrel markings. The book seems to indicate .32 long CTG on one side and Smith & Weeson on the other. This one has both on one side and the other side is blank. Any thoughts?
  I just got a new camera so now I can pay back for all the pictures I've been enjoying on the forum. PEN |
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I''m not familiar enough with this model and variation to comment but it sure is cute. Good photos with nice details.
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I think it's a very cute little gun. I love the stocks!
 NRA Endowment Life Member NRA Certified Instructor, RSO OGCA MAAC MUCC |
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You suck! I'm jealous.
 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ ~ S&WCA No.2159 ~ S&W Model 40-1, 2008 S&W Model 586-7, 2004 S&W Model 432PD, 2005 S&W K22 Masterpiece, 1948 S&W K32 Masterpiece Model 16 No Dash, 1959 S&W K38 Masterpiece, 1949 (finest shootin' Smith I've ever shot) |
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That's a classy 'lil sweetheart! I love the older style grips and half-moon front sight.
John S&WCA #1953 "Kill evil. It's how quality of life is achieved. Carry on."---Ted Nugent |
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Thanks guys for the kind replys. JC, you're right - I could have walked away were it not for those grips and the front sight. Grips match with a S/N of 453XXX so between 1949 & 1953 I guess. Can't wait to get it to the range. PEN
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I have a 32 S&W marked the same way
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Toyman - is yours in the same S/N range? Mine is actually 543XXX, I transposed the numbers before. PEN
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Neat little revolver! Congrats & thanks for the nice pics.
Jerry SWCA #2080 S&WHF #212 |
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Wow! That's a beautiful little revolver! Look at that blue! Blue when blue was truly blue in color and radiant! GORGEOUS!
I like blue alot, blue finishes, blue watches, blue boxes!  "Out in Montana a pint-sized gentleman by the name of Ed McGivern began performing weird feats of accuracy and speed shooting with the Smith & Wesson gun." (Bob Nichols, McGivern biographer, in "The Secrets of Double-Action Shooting" Putnam, 1950. |
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What a beautiful find! I really like those pre-30s. Excellent.
Mike ***Honesty is the foundation of one's character.*** |
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My version of this Mod is a 3 1/4". Post War.
 H Richard NRA Endowment Life Member NRA Instructor Rifle & Pistol SWCA 1967 USAF 47th Bomb Group, 366 TFW 59-63 "Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not." Thomas Jefferson |
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Thanks for the replies guys. Nice pics added too. H Richard I remember reading about the 3-1/4" barrel, I like yours alot. And Mickey D, I like the pictures of your pre & no- 30's. I'm heading out to look for ammo. PEN
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