Recent content by Kaweskar

It is very clear that there is a lot for me to learn before I go hunting for antique S&W revolvers. Next time I'm in our capital city, I will go to the store again to take a much closer look and take better pictures. I don't think they are going to sell fast.

Ha ha, you're right. In fact, in that store I found my K-22, very cheap (with wrong grips, though). Just for clarification, they just said to me it was .44 S&W. I browse the web and found that that was denomination for 44 Special. Didn't find any reference to 44 Russian. Thanks for your comments.

Just got confirmation of calibers: .44 S&W (44 Special) .38 Short Colt .32 S&W (This revolver is a replica made by Euskaro, Spain) I think I will pass on these revolvers. Although the 44 looks real nice, not my cup of tea, really. Thanks to you all for comments!!!

Here a shot of the three together.

Here some additional photos. I had the three guns in my hands but I'm not expert. In fact, I love blued S&W revolvers in more modern versions: 13-17-19-25-27-29-544-48-etc. I'm trying to check calibers with the store. Thanks y'all for comments!!

I believe you are right. It seems to me it's made in Spain. The photo below shows the only piece of ID on the gun. Not even serial number.

Ha ha ha, those are Chilean pesos, about US$645! Thanks for your comments!

I agree about the 44 magnum. But I asked the guy at the gun store if it was a 44-40 or what. He said 44 magnum, but I don't think so. Anyways, I had them on my hands and they look good and seem to be working well. They wouldn't let me shoot them but they said they would shoot fine. Any idea of...

Hello everyone: I run into this group of three old S&W and can buy all three for about $600. They seem to be in good working order. Don't know models but they are a .38 Special, a .32 S&W and a .44 Magnum. Should I get them. Do they have any value? Thanks

Excellent, thanks! So 1951 it is! 10 years older than me!

Thanks a lot for your comments everyone! I think I got all I wanted to know and a bit more. Appreciate it! Cheers K

Yes, the grips are not original. The gun came with modern target grips. Regarding blueing, don't quite understand what you mean. I never thought this to be an antique, just wanted to check YOM. I paid very little money for it and still shoots better than me. Thanks a lot for your comments!!! K

You are correct! Thanks a lot.

Hello everyone: I have this S&W .22LR revolver. I was told it is a K-22 Masterpiece, manufactured around 1936. Would anyone, please, tell if this is right. SN: K 1297XX and it is a 5 Screw, adjustable rear sight. 6" barrel. Thanks a lot! K

Thank you gals and guys! Rules read and I will try to behave!