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Now I've received a second letter about my revolver, I think it's better. Best Regards Christian

I get a S&W Letter for my Revolver I finally received the letter, but it doesn't convince me what do you think?

Today I removed the side plate of my .455 TL and found a patent date on the trigger spring housing you know that too. Best Regards Christian

Today I removed the cover plate and found a patent date on the trigger spring housing you know that too Best Regards Christian

I have a TL .455 Webley Bisley Target # 4054 without caliber, only barrel S&W address above, built around 1906 And a 2nd model .455 Webley # 21938 also without caliber best regards Christian

According to a personal message to me, the blue ones are much rarer on this model ??

YK for "Yorkshire Regiment" ? Christian

The 77 is the year the revolver got a proof here in Germany 1977

Among other things I received a Lady Smith .22 from a collection, it is in very good original condition. What kind of ammunition can be fired from it? I heard you can't use a .22lr? What is this revolver roughly worth in America? Unfortunately couldn't find a comparable one? Best Regards Christian

Yes on the side the pin is flat, that's right.

I made the pin because the original one wasn't included. Unfortunately I don't find any pictures of sights in your link.

Yes above 3 / 16 middle 3 and below 13 / YK It would be great if someone knew

But i can quickly order a new one from smith & wesson

I also think something broke off. I still have a picture and a brass ball is definitely not on top. Christian

Yes, they have the same number, I could have figured it out myself. But they could also have been made afterwards. I wanted to know whether the revolver was also available with checkered grips and when it was built approx. Yours is also revised, in any case, re-blued

What I only became aware of today, the revolver has a barrel length of 7 1/2 "the military British had 6 1/2" right? Then it would definitely have to be a civilian versoin before the military production? Best regards Christian

I also have a revolver like that, but it has English civilian fire. Ser. No. is 2193X And smaller stamps than the one shown. He has hit numbers on the back of the handle, does anyone know what they could mean? Best Regards Christian

Can someone tell me when the revolver was made? Are the grips original? The gun has been re-blued I think? Thanks in advance Christian

Then I think that this one won't be much younger either.

forgot, the caliber information is not on the barrel either, but the smith & wesson company information is on top. Ans two british proof marks. Christian