Let's see your Law Enforcement Marked Smiths!
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Wow.
Did you know it was an LEO before you lettered it?
Nope. It was a pleasant surprise.
Recent pick ups
686 marked SSFPD
Presumably So San Francisco PD
15-3 marked DPS
Presumable AZ Dept of Public Safety
Although TX DPS also marked guns similarly
686 marked SSFPD
Presumably So San Francisco PD
15-3 marked DPS
Presumable AZ Dept of Public Safety
Although TX DPS also marked guns similarly
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I’ve posted this one, before.
But, since you asked…
-Bill
NYSP Highway Patrolman,
Marked on Frame Above Trigger
But, since you asked…
-Bill
NYSP Highway Patrolman,
Marked on Frame Above Trigger
I'm thinking evidence number.
I've been looking for a 28-2 with the NYSP stamp.
...Ben
Some jurisdictions do.
My contribution
Model 66-2 North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division
Model 13
North Carolina State Highway Patrol 50th Anniversary Commemorative
Model 27-2 Florida Highway Patrol
Model 60 Virginia State Police Commemorative (one I sold)
CS-1 US Customs Service
And a few S&W Law Enforcement guns which were not marked
Model 66-1 Caldwell County NC Sheriff's Office (this was the issued handgun of the elected Sheriff. He fired one cylinder from it and put it in his desk as he carried a 1911)
Model 19-5 US Diplomatic Security Service
Model 342ti NC Alcohol Law Enforcement Division (my backup/off duty/undercover weapon)
Registered Magnum (REG-2269) Owned and carried by a deputy sheriff in Utah (per the retired FBI Agent who assisted his widow in the sale)
Model 66-2 North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division
Model 13
North Carolina State Highway Patrol 50th Anniversary Commemorative
Model 27-2 Florida Highway Patrol
Model 60 Virginia State Police Commemorative (one I sold)
CS-1 US Customs Service
And a few S&W Law Enforcement guns which were not marked
Model 66-1 Caldwell County NC Sheriff's Office (this was the issued handgun of the elected Sheriff. He fired one cylinder from it and put it in his desk as he carried a 1911)
Model 19-5 US Diplomatic Security Service
Model 342ti NC Alcohol Law Enforcement Division (my backup/off duty/undercover weapon)
Registered Magnum (REG-2269) Owned and carried by a deputy sheriff in Utah (per the retired FBI Agent who assisted his widow in the sale)
Here’s one I posted before. Bought it at Cabelas. Salesman said an elderly retired Lancaster NY cop brought it in to sell. I can’t figure out why a police dept would have a .22. Evidence? Range gun? Animal control? I don’t know. I put the Buffalo Horn grips and Tyler T on it. It came with mismatched diamond magnas. Great shape otherwise. Shoots as you would expect.
