Here are some shots of a S & W M & P Target Serial No 602923 in .38 Special you may mind of interest.
The Monogram on the RHS is of Daniel Lance Archer a member of one of the prominent grazing families in Tasmania whose families were pioneers in that state. Serial number dates it to 1932
If I have done this correctly I have attached a photo of Model 29 Serial number N7032## in 44 Magnum which has had the rear part of the trigger guard removed. I know that some guns have had the front part of the trigger guard removed to improve access to the trigger but I am unable to fathom...
The serial number is 700129 and the calibre is .38 S & W.
There is a hole in the grip frame where a lanyard ring has been removed.I am now inclined to think it was one of the ones sent to Britain during the war that has been modified
Recently acquired M & P with adjustable sights but are they factory or a later addition?
If I have done it right there are some pics attached.The trigger is grooved and the hammer hatched The grips are clearly later. Any help welcome
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Greetings Bill,
Many thanks for your reply and photo. I think this resolves the question and that my Model 19 has Class C engraving. I thought it might have been more because I have a Model 14 (picture attached I hope ) with less engraving that I thought had C...
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I had a near mint Python once in its original box. When I took the sidelplate of it and saw the complexity of its internals I sold it
I have recently acquired an engraved Model 19 made in 1980 which came with the original box. The label on the box seems to indicate that the engraving is level C coverage but the gun has more than the 25% coverage I would have expected if this were the case. The box does have addition markings...
I usually find myself in the 1961 to 1980 forum but have just now acquired an Engraved Model 14 from 1958. The additional engraving on the sideplate shows that it was presented to Peter Garrett the winner of the 1958 Australian Nationals in the 25 metre centrefire (what you guys call "Bullsye...
if I have done it right I am including a photo of a Model 52-2 being offered for sale here in Oz.
It is a nickel gun and as you will see has a differently shaped trigger guard to what would be expected but I am assured it is stamped Model 52-2. It could of course have been altered. What...