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Old 03-06-2012, 10:49 AM
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I just purchased a S&W 14-2 with a 4" barrel. Can anyone give me any info on it? Ser#k6242xx. Thanks, Phil
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Old 03-06-2012, 10:53 AM
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According to SCSW#3 , the company made a run of 1040 M14-2's with a 4" heavy barrel in 1965. Your serial number fits within that range. It sounds like an order for a police sales or at least targeted toward same. Bob!
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Old 03-06-2012, 10:55 AM
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I just purchased a S&W 14-2 with a 4" barrel. Can anyone give me any info on it? Ser#k6242xx. Thanks, Phil

Welcome to the Forum Phil!
From memory, I think that serial number falls in the "Dayton" guns - how about some pictures?
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Old 03-06-2012, 12:17 PM
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Thanks guys!!! I took a couple pics but cant figure out how to post them.
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Old 03-06-2012, 12:23 PM
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I think i figured it out...
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Old 03-06-2012, 12:45 PM
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Any idea what it might be worth? Its in excellent condition, no bluing wear. Did not get the box it came in.
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Welcome to the forum Phil,
Your gun is a few hundred numbers higher than mine and has the same PC diamond Magna grips,
Mine are original and numbered to the gun on the inside and Im guessing yours are as well.

As for value for just the gun in high condition,
I would be "Guessing" in the $500 to $800 range from an informed seller.

As you can see by the pictures below the short barrel 14 is not easily distinguishable from the Model 15 and 19
to the untrained eye , As a result my guess is they occasionally are found for much less by extremely lucky buyers....
A group that I am guessing you may fall into?

Care to share some more details of how you found it etc?
Here is a 4" barrel 15, 14 and 19 side by side for comparison.


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Interesting stocks.... are they numbered to the gun? It seems to be in remarkable condition.
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Interesting stocks.... are they numbered to the gun? It seems to be in remarkable condition.
Stocks are numbered to the gun. Thanks everyone for your help! Really appreciate it!!!
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Congrats as I love model 14's and would love a 4 inch.
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Good find . That to me would be a great range gun .
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I just purchased a S&W 14-2 with a 4" barrel. Can anyone give me any info on it? Ser#k6242xx. Thanks, Phil
No that's a first post. Welcome!
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Just purchased a 14-2 4" from a guy that was a comp shooter in the USAF. Nice tight piece in GREAT shape. That's all I know about the pistol. With the orig Box. SS# K6241 XX Spec Features 4771. What year would that make it?
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I just purchased a S&W 14-2 with a 4" barrel. Can anyone give me any info on it?
All I can add to what others have said is that this is a hard to find revolver. My collection focuses on K target models, especially the postwar K-38s. I've been doing this for a long time and I have never seen a 4" Model 14 for sale, at least not that I can recall. I've seen them in other people's collections, but it is a revolver I have yet to add to my own collection.

In short - way to go! Good for you.

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For VNVMCfish, your Model 14-2 4" dates to 1965 according to the serial number tables in the SCSW 3rd edition.
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