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...J Frame Chart...
...I found this chart helpful...so I thought I'd post it...
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08-27-2018, 05:41 PM
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This is even better than the Periodic Table of Elements...
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I like that but I have to ask, shouldn't the chart show the Model 36 in nickel finish, too?
Periodic table - I like that, too! 
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08-27-2018, 05:45 PM
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very informative thanks for the post
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08-27-2018, 05:53 PM
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I like this a LOT!!!
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...thanks for finding and posting the rest...I have them saved...
...and here's the key to each square...
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Love this thread!
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Great reference - thanks!
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Unfortunately, the 29, 57, and 58 are incognito. I guess we like it that way
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Unfortunately, the 29, 57, and 58 are incognito. I guess we like it that way |
Because this is a table of only .38/.357s. Notice there's no .22s, 32s, 9mm's, 40's, 41s, 44s, 44-40s, 460s, 500s, etc.
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It’s missing the model 50.
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Only problem I see is I have a J frame marked M360J and it is chambered for .38 not .357. So, I would say the chart is an informative guideline 
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The model 60 hasblack sight or adjustable sights the chart apparently identify stainless sights.
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Isn’t the 2005 520 a carbon steel frame? I know they have a titanium cylinder, but the gun weighs about 37oz.
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Lucky Gunner & staff are a great resource. Check out the You tube channel.
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The model 60 hasblack sight or adjustable sights the chart apparently identify stainless sights.
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The majority of Model 60s are fixed sight, stainless. Later variations do include some with black adjustable sights.
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great chart!
I have an old 442 that is not black, does anyone know why?
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08-28-2018, 09:36 AM
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The chart is incomplete identifying sights.
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Well, this is a nice set of charts to have, realizing there are a few mistakes in them. The author of the article states:
"So instead of one big comprehensive chart for every Smith & Wesson revolver ever made, I’m offering this smaller bite-sized chunk: every post-1957 .38 Special and .357 Magnum revolver from S&W that officially entered full-scale production."
Take the K-frame chart, for example. The Model 14 has two errors. First, S&W did not advertise or label the 14 as a "Target" Masterpiece. Second, many thousands of 14s did NOT have a full lug barrel as the chart indicates. To be fair, however, the author did indicate in the narrative that the full lug barrel was offered in newer models. Although he did continue to mistakenly call it a Target Masterpiece in the narrative.
"Mistakes" aside, these are handy charts to have for reference. Just don't take everything in them as gospel.
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Nice find!! It is a very useful reference. I copied and saved the four charts as a pdf.
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What about the J-Frame 650 and 651?
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You know, I haven’t read the full article yet, but the part I read said the guy acknowledged he’s not an S & W expert and welcomes feedback for improving the charts. We have a lot of expertise here, but good for him for putting it together.
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If they could add in one of the corners for each entry, the weight in ounces or grams, that would helpful.
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The article is pretty good. Can not put all options on one chart, not enough room.
The list per model number is nice.
The details such as sights can be confirmed by viewing the S&W web page for current offering.
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One of my favorite J-Frames, the 940 9mm, is incognito too.
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The title to the article: "A Guide to Smith & Wesson .38 Special & .357 Magnum Revolvers". Thus it would not include .22 Mag or 9mm, etc.
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