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Beretta A300 Ultima Patrol with Trijicon RMR, Streamlight TLR-1S and cylinder bore choke. Loaded with Federal LE 8 pellet 00 buck. Full magazine, round in the chamber and safety on. My wife and I regularly train with this gun and a WWSD 14.5 inch AR.

Is the Shield Plus 3 and 4 inch frame the same, like the Sig P365? I have a 3 inch Plus and an opportunity to get a 4 inch Performance center version at a very good price. I like the PC trigger over the standard version and would like to swap slides.

Sending off for a letter of authenticity. I hope I can find out what was done and when. Pulled the side plate, the hammer and trigger look like they were plated to stop/cover corrosion. There's a little pitting on the hammer along the left top edge. The revolver was very clean inside, no crud...

I have the proper tools and taking a side plate off is a very simple task. I've done action jobs on my J, K, L, and N frames. I'm fairly experienced at building, tuning, and customizing single shot, bolt and lever action rifles. Just rechambered and did a trigger job on a Henry 357 single shot...

I need to pop off the side plate and look at the hammer. There is some wear and a tiny line of pitting, that makes me think it and the trigger were plated at some point. I'm beginning to think it was a police officers gun that was plated early in it's life. The trigger and hammer being done...

I guess I'll need to contact S&W to find out what I have. My uncle never told anyone about the revolver, it was in a sock at the bottom of a file cabinet.

The rear of the cylinder looks identical. Oddly the serial number in the frame is sharper than on the example you show. Is there an S&W database that can match the serial number with the original configuration? I've been able to get info on Beretta and Sig pistols from their websites.

Did Smith and Wesson do a factory hard chrome finish? If it was plated post sale, it was a really good job, all of the makings are sharp as the ones on my known factory original revolvers.

I recently inherited a Model 19-4 2 1/2 inch with a pinned barrel and recessed cylinder that appears to be nickle plate from the factory. The roll marks seem to be too sharp for post delivery work. There is an N in a triangle on the grip frame. As far as I can tell this points toward it...