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That was my idea, in theory anyway.

Is anyone making see-thru grips like the ASP had for either a 5906 or the 3913? Are there any grips that would lend themselves to converting to this style grip? Thanks, Michael

As high as the later model Smith revolvers are going, I'm surprised this one would be so low valued.

Thanks to a mod for moving this to the correct forum, I had no idea this gun was that old.

Serial number is 2219xx, in .38 Special. I think the grips are not correct for this older model, but am trying to get an approximate age and value for it. Can anyone assist please? Thank you, Michael

I've got a 110 that's been converted to switchblade, don't suppose they'd refurb it?

I've got both, we should talk.

Not with the lock.

Thanks. What do you suppose the value is from the pics?

Updated the original post, finally got to look at it. The number on the butt is actually AEE33xx.

As that generally ups the value, I'll pass.

Serial number questions aside, what do you think it might be worth? I feel like these have gone up in value, as have most of the Pre-locks.

That is the number on the butt, under the stocks. I thought it was strange myself.

I have a chance at a Model 13-3, I grabbed the following pics. Can someone give me an approximate build date and value please? Serial number on the butt appears to be: AEE33XX, does that sound right?

I've got my eye on a 4506 that looks like it was thrown down the proverbially gravel driveway. Is Smith still repairing these, or have they run out of parts? I know I can call, but thought someone here might already know. Thank you, Michael

I think an interesting point of info would be, do you live in a city, or a rural area. I believe most gun folk in the rural area keep some kind of setup they can grab for a bump in the night situation, I know I do, and I've never been a LEO, although my father was. It's much handier to have...

Wow 75Vette, that is a beautiful set of Culinas! I'm going to have to find a set. Michael

What I want to know is who has primers in stock? Nice .41!

Call to Smith says it's 1985-86 time frame, before computerized records for them. Also during the time of possible recall, agent said to check the front of the cylinder for a mark if it's been recalled. So, value +/- $1200?

Yessir, agreed, I would not send it in if there was any chance it wouldn't be returned.