hello i have Smith & wesson 2" barrel revolver hand ejector fixed
whit no model number on the yoke just assembly number i can say after reading the identification post is 5 Screw and my serial number do not have any letters just numbers 625xxx i appreciate any more information on my revolver from the big knowledge of the members on this forum thanks

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From your pics, nice 2" M&P ( 1905 4th change) just had to get that in to make some wince a bit. Ship date? No clue. Just wait TX data guy will be here. Has some finish issues and screws. Nice front sight and grips. Clean it and shoot if its tight and indexes correctly.

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Mike 2796
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The Gun has been refinished,That is for sure.It probably shipped in the mid 1930's.It is chambered in 38 S&W Special,Not .38 S&W.In good all original condition these Guns can bring $3,000+.

Pics are a bit blurry and things do look a bit smeared. Even though, a nice little gun and shooter. Alex is dead on about the price if orig.

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Mike 2796
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thanks all for your input is helping to understand what i have yes is not been taking care this is the way i purchase from a friend i pay 250 for and i will like to fine and buy the screw that is missing and keep for collection what you will do if where yours?

I would relish in the fact that I got a great little gun for $250. There are some members selling screws. Im depleted of screws for right now.
Shoot after you fit some screws. And clean her up. No +P ammo.

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Mike 2796
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thanks for your comments gmborkovic if a member have the top screw that i am missing please i be interested on buying and some other parts you may have for this gun thanks

You did very well at $250.Just search "Smith Wesson Screw" on E-Bay and You will find what you are looking for.

You might want to list where you are. From your posts, I'm think English is not your primary language. I am not familiar with the export laws, but some items cannot be shipped overseas except by someone with an export license. For the finish issues can you purchase Mothers Mag Polish? Use it very gently with a soft cotton rag and it will do a pretty good job on cleaning up that spotty finish. I have no recommendations for screws. Nice gun, snub nose K frames are much fun, and one that early is rather scarce.

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H Richard
SWCA1967 SWHF244

It is a fairly uncommon barrel length for a pre-WW II .38 Military & Police; probably no more than a few hundred of these were produced and a few weren't sold until after the war. A factory letter would tell you the specifics of your gun:

Firearm History Request - Smith & Wesson

Some current S & W revolvers have the upper sideplate screw, so if you are able to contact the factory the current screw may fit your gun.

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Alan
SWCA LM 2023, SWHF 220

That's a nice old revolver I'd be proud to own.

yes my English is not good sorry for this. i am from cancun mexico and i travel often to Miami on my next trip i can look for Mothers mag polish or i have contacts on the border to help me with this, i found the screw on ebay so i am making my shopping list any more suggestions ? here on cancun i have many Americans friends they live here but they come and go often to US so they can help me too is another option

thanks for your comments murphydog yes i am going to pay for the factory letter try to restore the best i can and keep it on my collection

I would look for Flitz metal polish,Not Mothers mag polish.I would also advise You to apply the Flitz with ONLY your Finger and wipe it off lightly with a old white T-Shirt.This is the safest way and You can look at the residue on the Shirt to tell when you have removed all the crud off the bluing.Mothers Mag polish is too abrasive for use on blued Guns in my experience,It's better for polishing Stainless.