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The Ultimate K-22/Model 17 Thread
I've seen a number of "Ultimate" threads but couldn't find one for the M-17, so let's right this injustice to a deserving revolver.
I'll kick it off with my 17-3. I don't know it's birth date so I may have to post SN later in the thread since I don't have it right now.
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Will a K22 Outdoorsman fit in here?
Or a 17-4
Or maybe a 617-6
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The Ultimate K-22/Model 17 Thread
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You betcha, let's show those K-frame .22s some love !
Man I gotta work on my gun photograph skills:-)
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A -2 at the top, a coupla' "pre" model rimfires and a Outdoorsman.
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Well it has to have sights I can see and a smooth trigger.
I think this ones a non model marked 4 screw IIRC
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Don't have photos but I have the following: (1) 6" 4-screw pre 17; (2) 6" 17, (3) 6" 17-2, (4) 6" 17-3, (5) 6" 17-4, (6) 8 3/8 " 17-4.
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Don't have photos but I have the following: (1) 6" 4-screw pre 17; (2) 6" 17, (3) 6" 17-2, (4) 6" 17-3, (5) 6" 17-4, (6) 8 3/8 " 17-4.
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You hoarder You
Of course they don't exist without the picture
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OK, I'm in:
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I have been working on building the k-22 collection. First picture is a hard to find bright blue pre 17 4 screw. Next in line a pre 17 single line. Third is a pre war O.D. I have been keeping a eye out for a model 18. Mike DSCN0404.jpg
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Dang, I almost forgot my M18-2.
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1948 K22,wearing pre war service grips,engraved in Germany in the 1950's.
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Looks amazingly similar to a Pre-27!
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Here is a Pre-War K-22 Outdoorsman 1st Model (1936):

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Here is the first S&W I ever bought. I was a 20 year old college student in 1957. It's still with me 57 years later.
And here is the box it came in. "Hey Fred, I got a K-22 coming for shipment, break out the white stamp."

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Sir, you may need to take another look at the photo you posted. its not what you labeled it as! TAROMAN niled it!
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The Ultimate K-22/Model 17 Thread
Glad I started this thread, very educational, and humbling. I had never heard of a nickel K22.
Ok, my meager one 17-3 is numbered 6K33xxx.
Can someone give me a year?
Thanks for all the awesome pics.
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Two of my favorites, a 617 no dash and an early postwar K-22.
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Glad I started this thread, very educational, and humbling. I had never heard of a nickel K22.
Ok, my meager one 17-3 is numbered 6K33xxx.
Can someone give me a year?
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The experience & story behind it are worth more than if it were unfired & 95% + condition.
The gentleman must not have had anyone to pass it on to.
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Wow ... Way to understate a couple amazing K22s.
A LERK with Sanderson's and another with an original box and I assume original stocks!
Beautiful!
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If it dates to "1936" then it is a first model ...........sometimes known as a "Registered Magnum"......LOL
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Posted this a while back, but time for a 2nd look:
OK, time from a break from all the NIB treasures and safe queens. Want to share a K22 that's worked - hard - from the day it was purchased new in 1952.
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A beautiful gun. I've got K32xxx here that is its twin, from 1948 if I remember right. It is honored by continuing to be carried and shot.
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17 no dash and 18-3. Also have a 617. I need to get all three in a phot together.
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A 17-2 from 1968. My favorite 22.
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Pre Model 18:
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Only have one(for now) K22. It's a 6 inch,TT,TH,TS 17-2.; Ser.#K729558. Don't know what the birthdate would be. I do know it is a great shooter, and I prefer it to my Model 41.
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17-3 # 3K 865xx, 18-3 #1K63xx Joe
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My three .22s
17-6 6" Dead Eye
While not a 17 or 617. This is a model 35-2 6" It is a J frame .22 caliber. Purty ain't she. 
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Here's my early post war K22-
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Here's my Model 17. Love this revolver. I've taken a few cottontails, some raccoons, and a couple of 'possems with a Model 17.
S&W Model 17-4 "K22 Masterpiece" in .22 Long Rifle
Thanks for looking at my Model 17.
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