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Old 09-27-2018, 11:22 PM
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I recently picked up my first (but maybe not my last) K22 at my LGS. SN 16630, matching # stocks...I'm thinking I done good! Any opinions or info would be appreciated

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Old 09-27-2018, 11:26 PM
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Nice early post war K-22,
Looks to be in nice condition and has the early one line MADE IN USA rollstamp on the frame with the newer straight ejector rod knob end.

Will make a fine corner stone for a growing K-22 collection
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Old 09-27-2018, 11:31 PM
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Lucky you. SN K16630 is 1947 production. SN K162xx shipped in 2/48, closest I have listed.
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Welcome to the forum. You will never find a finer 22 revolver than the K22 and it looks like you found a nice one.
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Collecting k22s is great. Shooting k22s is even better.
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I recently picked up my first (but maybe not my last) K22 at my LGS. SN 16630, matching # stocks...I'm thinking I done good! Any opinions or info would be appreciated

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CONGRATULATIONS---THAT IS A BEAUTIFUL REVOLVER ! ! !

I FIND THE BLACK POWDER CHAMFER TO THE FACE OF THE CYLINDER TO BE AN ELEGANT TOUCH.....
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Welcome to the forum. Great start on a S&W collection. Looks like your revolver and I are of the same vintage.
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That is an outstanding looking K22. I know it will shoot as good as it looks. Welcome to the S&W Forum, we love pictures of neat old S&W's.
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That is one very nice revolver....congrats.

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That is a great gun to start an addiction with. Every one that I have fired was very smooth and had rifle-like accuracy.

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