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Smith-Wesson says it was sold in September, 1900.

Photo of 4th model DA .38SW Here is my revolver.

Thanks Wiregrassguy, I will try to figure out the pics sometime.

Thanks, DC. According to Smith-Wesson, it is a .38 Double Action Fourth Model, sold in September, 1900. The serial number is 407865. I can't send a photo yet, due to being on restrictions as a new member. Thanks.

Guys I would love to send a photo, but I am still on restrictions. Thanks

The serial number of my gun is 407865. I was reading it upside down the first time, the type looks remarkably the same either way. I checked with Smith-Wesson and here is what they told me yesterday. They said it is a .38 Double Action Fourth Model and was sold in September, 1900.

A big welcome to you guys! I look forward to using this forum. It looks like a great site so far.

My gun looks almost identical to one in an earlier thread on this site. Except for the grips, it is identical to a post from member GCB1965 in July 2011. Thanks for any help.

I have the same gun you do! My serial number is 407865. I can not see these other markings these guys are talking about. I can't post any pics yet, or I would. Good luck to both of us.

Serial number is 407865. Calibur is .38. Barrel length is 3". Also, it is a double action.

Yes, it is a break top, I guess. No pics, I'm not allowed to post any here yet.

I have a S-W five-shot .38SW revolver. It is a break-action. I can only find what I assume is a serial number on bottom of the grips. The number is 407865. Does anyone know what model and age this gun is? Thanks for any help.

I have an old S&W .38SW revolver. It is a break-action, five shot. I am trying to identify it, but I cannot find the model number. The only number I find is presumably the serial number, on the bottom of the grip. It is 298407. Any help would be much appreciated.

Just wanted to say hello. I am interested in learning more about my S&W revolvers.