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Now I've received a second letter about my revolver, I think it's better. Best Regards Christian

I get a S&W Letter for my Revolver I finally received the letter, but it doesn't convince me what do you think?

Today I removed the side plate of my .455 TL and found a patent date on the trigger spring housing you know that too. Best Regards Christian

Today I removed the cover plate and found a patent date on the trigger spring housing you know that too Best Regards Christian

I have a TL .455 Webley Bisley Target # 4054 without caliber, only barrel S&W address above, built around 1906 And a 2nd model .455 Webley # 21938 also without caliber best regards Christian

According to a personal message to me, the blue ones are much rarer on this model ??

YK for "Yorkshire Regiment" ? Christian

The 77 is the year the revolver got a proof here in Germany 1977

Among other things I received a Lady Smith .22 from a collection, it is in very good original condition. What kind of ammunition can be fired from it? I heard you can't use a .22lr? What is this revolver roughly worth in America? Unfortunately couldn't find a comparable one? Best Regards Christian

Yes on the side the pin is flat, that's right.

I made the pin because the original one wasn't included. Unfortunately I don't find any pictures of sights in your link.

Yes above 3 / 16 middle 3 and below 13 / YK It would be great if someone knew

But i can quickly order a new one from smith & wesson

I also think something broke off. I still have a picture and a brass ball is definitely not on top. Christian

Yes, they have the same number, I could have figured it out myself. But they could also have been made afterwards. I wanted to know whether the revolver was also available with checkered grips and when it was built approx. Yours is also revised, in any case, re-blued