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Red hot pin test had no melting, smoke, or even a mark on the grips.

Thant's my dyslexia again. The SN was actually V651409. Otherwise the numbers match on the barrel (with a P+Star), yoke (KO 98764) and cylinder (651409). I did the pin test on the inside of the grips and nothing melted. The yellowing on the outside, fabed white inside, and the grain on the...

I just got this notice from the SWHF on date and service: V561409 is a “Victory” revolver that was made during WW2. That particular revolver was a Navy gun that shipped in May 1944.

As I newbie, I thought the revolver with the "C" prefix might have been the c class engraving. I've since found on sales sites that the C was just the serial number range from 1948 -1952. IMHO, I find the pawn shop engraving makes this gun very distinctive from the hundreds of thousands of M&Ps...

I have no idea what the model # is as it came without a box from my uncle's estate. This is a hand ejector with the serial # C22401. It's a 38 Speical caliber, a barrel length of 4", and has the fixed sites. It appears to be a 5 screw with the strain screw. I'm assuming it was factory engraved...

Thanks for the replies and your help. As you can see the butt stock has a V in front of the serial number. The barrel is 4.5 or 5" long. It is a 38 caliber as a 38 special round will not fit in the cylinder.

Hello all, I just inherited the above detailed revolver with the serial number 651409. No box, just the revolver. It is nickel plated (I think), the grips have an oak branch and leaves design, and a swivel mount. If anyone can give me any specific details on this wheel gun it would be greatly...