1917 S&W US Army Model #2 stamp on butt gun, 369
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If you mean the butt has numbers stamped in two lines like this:
2
369
then your serial number is 2369.
They used two lines for numbers above 3 digits.
The value is determined by condition and originality.
369
then your serial number is 2369.
They used two lines for numbers above 3 digits.
The value is determined by condition and originality.
Welcome to the Forum.
You can place a Wanted To Buy ad in our Classifieds section. The correct grips would be smooth walnut with concave tops.
Look at this thread and go to post # 51 for example of early 1917 grips:
http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-ha...9462-types-smith-wesson-revolver-grips-2.html
You can place a Wanted To Buy ad in our Classifieds section. The correct grips would be smooth walnut with concave tops.
Look at this thread and go to post # 51 for example of early 1917 grips:
http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-ha...9462-types-smith-wesson-revolver-grips-2.html
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gjamison
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That gun would have came with dished or concave grip design. Orginial early 1917 stocks are very hard to come by.
