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So ... you don't clean a revolver by taking the grips off, spray the gun with Gun Scrub and then spray it down Kroil and wipe it off? :>)

Looks like the Ashland Shooting Supply model 617s. Nice revolver that they should of made as a production gun.

Lotta' good lookin' old N frames here! I'll throw in a 5 inch 27 from 1959. The blue on the OPs revolver reminds me of this one. And remember OP, qualify remains after price is forgotten.

The rimfire rounds are inconsistent at best. You can hear the difference when fired, some louder than others. I haven't had a squib load with Armscore but I only have rimfire, no centerfire ammo.

Is that a wood block in the box? Looks like a nice revolver!

It's a nice revolver, refinish by the factory is done well. I had a 17-3 I was going to send to Fords for a Nickel finish. Never got around to it.

I've got a Gold Box marked the same. S&W never wasted a box. They used what was handy. That's a fine looking 5 screw you have there. 👍

Gunbroker completed auctions would be the place to find what others have sold for.

Early 60s, if I remember right.

I ran across a picture of a Nickel model 36 in an EPS holster. I did carry it, back in the day, with the speedloader and on that wide belt. Not a BBQ gun but a looker!

I take them off, wipe the stocks down Pledge furniture polish, let dry and put 'em back on.

Not my shooters, but a picture I could get to. A 629-3, Mod 66 and 63.

I'm with the model 17 crowd. Here's a couple from '62 that are favorites of mine.

His responses to "can I shoot +Ps in my 38 spl" were epic!

Good to "see" you again!

Very nice K 22. I have a 17-3 set up with smooth stocks and a Tyler T. Putting a gun together with all the accessories has always been a fun endeavor!

Put me in the hat!

Life is short Death is sure Salvation is eternal

Quality remains after price is forgotten. Nice revolver!

Good revolver, everything you need and nothing you don't. I have the best luck with lead bullets, 148gr wadcutters and 158gr LSWC in my Model 14. Find what round it likes and it'll make you look good at the range.