Please identify this Smith

[JParanee]

This in has been in my family for well over 30 years

What model is it ?

 

[jbs292]

Roll the cylinder out and the model will be stamped inside along with the serial #. Model # will be like a 19-3 or something similar. Hope this helps

 

[badmoon533]

Looks like a model 10.

 

[824tsv]

It looks like a 4" heavy barrel Model 10 with aftermarket stocks to me.

 

[JParanee]

Thank you

It's a 13-1

Any info ?

 

[Flint Ridge]

Possibly a Model 13 with the fixed sights.

Look on the butt for the serial number or inside the crane. Butt # as seen below.

 

[jakenov3]

looks like my 10-6

 

[Flint Ridge]

13-1 Fixed sight K frame from 1974 - '77. Born from a 10-6, hence the Model 10 Heavy Barrel suggestions. Square butt, PC Magna grips should be on it, like the nickel one above. And a fine .357 Magnum handgun

 

[Arik]

Model 13 in 357 mag. I have one too. Used by a lot of PD around the country and the world.

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[shawn mccarver]

This in has been in my family for well over 30 years

What model is it ?

Model 13, .357 Magnum version of Model 10, the Military & Police revolver that has been in continuous production since about 1899.

This model came about, I think, after New York State Police requested a Model 10 in .357 Magnum. Theirs were marked Model 10-6, but when introduced to the public, it was called the Model 13. It has a stainless counterpart, the Model 65, which came about in the same way, but at the request of a different agency. Oklahoma Highway Patrol, I think, requested a .357 Magnum version of the Model 64. When introduced to the public, it was called the Model 65.

 

[JParanee]

Thanks guys

 

[vilhelm]

the Model 13 is a wonderful revolver.

A fixed sight K frame, not much different than the 19, a gun which many think is the finest ever. (there are other differences)

Enjoy that fine piece of craftsmanship.

 

[JParanee]

the Model 13 is a wonderful revolver.

A fixed sight K frame, not much different than the 19, a gun which many think is the finest ever. (there are other differences)

Enjoy that fine piece of craftsmanship.

Thank you

It was my brothers gun who passed away

I am 44 and can remember when my dad got it for him. At the time I was around 10

It will be passed to my children and hopefully to there's

Thx for the replies