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Thanks, Barry

Thanks for responding. I remeasured and my mistake the barrel is 4". The rear sight blade is missing but I don't see any damage. The response here has been amazing, I have learned so much. My initial reason for asking was to find how to find an original replacement for the rear sight blade. Barry

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Thanks Paul. I take my grandsons shooting. I am hoping to get this one ready to use. Barry

Thanks Masterpiece, the top of the barrel says. Smith and Wesson, Springfield Mass,U.S.A. Patented Dec.17,01,Feb 6,06,SEP.15,09. My grandfather passed in the late 60's (I am 70 years old). My grandfather was nothing if not careful with his money. I would say everything is original. He kept it...

Thank you, Paul. I shot it some over fifty years ago. Needs cleaning and it is missing the rear sight blade. Barry

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Thanks for the feedback, Jack. It is definitely 3 3/4". measured from the front of the cylinder. the last time it was fired was in the early 70's. I shot it some right before I went into the Navy. Barry

S&W 22lr. Nickel plated, hand ejector, 5 screw, barrel length 3 3/4". # on front grip strap 533374 or 75 # on yolk 44223

Interesting to see samples of the letters. Thanks Barry

Thanks for the info. Barry

Thanks Guy. Barry

Thank you, Ben, for the response and the link. Barry

I have seen this posted a couple of times. I assumed it is contacting S&W for info. How is this done and is it worth it. I have an old prewar WW1 revolver that was my grandfather's.

Thanks, from Salem Barry

Hi Richard, I am from Salem. Thanks Barry

Thanks, I am from Salem. Learning a lot, already

Meant to post that on Green frog's post. I wasn't kidding about the comp. skills

Hi, I live in Salem. Been looking at all the info, learning a lot already. Senior citizen with little computer skills. Thanks for the welcome. Barry

Novice shooter. Looking forward to learning more about S&W revolvers.