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thanks for the help/input....when i get her home will take more pics... the last 3 Ep'ed numbers, (292) is on the yoke....will have to check inside of side plate after i get it thanks al

I did buy it....will take some better pics when I get her home thanks for all the input/help Al

I was referring to the fact that it doesn't have a pinned barrel.....which is a first for me seeing a Smith this "new".....when I saw the EP'd number on the yoke I didnt know what to think. Had the grip taken off to see if it had any rebuild markings on it, then saw the 8 digit EP'd numbers on...

saw in LGS with box but has rubber packs on it... in decent shape... wondering if its part on the first 2000 run sn BHS 9606 thanks al thinking i should have put this in later thread

Beautiful......just Beautiful... al

Thanks for all the help.... went by the shop and all 42 guns went to an auction....per the lawyer who is handling the estate al

thanks for the help....I see it as a way to pickup a 5in 27-2...for not huge $...,i think it will clean up....not to be a pure collector piece....but rather a decent shape piece to go with my others al

yes....that spot is the worst of it....maybe a freckle there and there.. lock work is stiff....probably just need cleaning... al

here are 2 quick pics....I did take the grip off thinking it was going to be a mess under there...but it was ok... target hammer and trigger and I assume sights? thanks al

at a local shop from an estate sale....very dirty from firing and not cleaned....(should clean up ok) some rust on outside of cyl... wearing rubber grips...but it is a 5in barrel... wondering a rough value guess...hope to get a pic today thanks for any input/help al

very nice thanks al

Was there a sheath for the knife? I did not see one for this gun. is it under the liner in the case? al

the holster is the early right side butt forward design....worn that way so you could draw your saber with your right hand from your left side... is there a makers mark on the back at the top..and a lanyard stud on the bottom...heres 2 pics of mine nice rig thanks for posting al

heres 2 pics...1 end seems clean...the other rough cut? will take a pic tomorrow... thanks al t

I picked the 38/44 my post https://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-hand-ejectors-1896-1961/736413-info-help-38-44-i-frame-32-a.html anyway after cleaning and putting back together, I realized that the spring went back together somewhat easy, and the trigger return is slow.....took spring out and it...

Beautiful.... Thanks for posting al

Thanks for all the help/input heres a pic of both sides...I also read that I frames were phased out in 61 due to the J frame. With a 4 screw "window of less than 3 yrs I would guess they would be the least variation produced? Love the history al

I finally picked up the .32 Long...was curious about its time frame in regards to changing from a 5 screw to a 4 screw to 3 screw from my first post about this gun https://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-hand-ejectors-1896-1961/736413-info-help-38-44-i-frame-32-a.html From what I have read in 1953...

Thanks for the help...worked out a deal for both....after i pick them up will post more pics as i feel the 31 is right at the beginning of transition of a few changes...ie: coil spring...4 screw etc...not sure just wondering from what i have read last few days thanks al

my problem was my older win 10 computer defaulted back to jfif ...did a google search on how to fix.... thanks al