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Well, my interpretation of your comment is that since neither simply shows “.38 S&W” But actually “38 S&W SPECIAL CTG.” and “38 S&W SPL.” I am thinking that as NavyVet24 alluded to them as “common 38 Special” rounds are actually ok to use. That’s a big relief! Because that’s what my Dad had...

Hmmm, thanks NavyVet24! …. As a result of your comment, i thought i knew what i was talking about, but apparently i really am more unaware than I realized…..as you suspected, i indeed thought there was only one version of “common 38 Special” so long as it wasn’t “+P” of any kind. I didn’t...

Thanks Hawg Rider! I appreciate your welcoming and encouragement! I had discovered a super fun time with hand trap clay shooting a few years ago, so i guess that’s how i was chosen to receive these two. So, it will be a ton of fun, and S&W revolvers are for-sure my new favorite! it has been...

That’s very sharp!!!

I’m thanks for the info, I’ll attach brighter pics…. Crazy how i even had a flashlight on them plus the room lights but they didn’t turn out so well. The only thing on each barrel is basic stuff, the larger one seems hardly an air weight size imo, but the smaller should could be although...

Further info, i did not remove any grips to uncover what I believe to be a hidden screw #1 on each gun, according to the reference pictures. So, i just assumed they each had a screw #1 given the number ordering with the diagram, despite not seeing it firsthand myself. Also, each gun only has an...

Hi all, hopefully someone can help me figure out what I’ve got here… I’ve inherited two Smith & Wesson revolvers in .38 Special that I didn't know my father even had previously. So unfortunately, I don’t have any cool backstory to share of us plinking in my childhood at cans or anything fun, or...