I was given a nickel plated S&W a few years back and was told it was a .32 caliber as there are no markings on the gun of what caliber it is. After realizing that the gun is definitely not a .32 caliber, I was told that it fires .38 shorts which is an extinct round. I was hoping that after including a few pictures and mentioning what is written on the gun, someone could help me in determining whether or not it is a .38 short, where my best bet for purchasing this ammo will be, what the value of the gun is, and maybe the history behind it? Any and all feedback is greatly appeciated. Thanks!
On the gun: "Smith & Wesson Springfield Mass U.S.A. Pat'd May 11, 80 Oct 2, 83 Aug 4, 85 Oct 11, 87 Feb 14, 88 Apr 9, 89 Jun 3, 90"
Other than that no other markings other than the S&W trademark on the handle and above on the nickel plating, and ofcourse the serial number.
PLease let em know if the pictures do not show/work. Thanks again!
On the gun: "Smith & Wesson Springfield Mass U.S.A. Pat'd May 11, 80 Oct 2, 83 Aug 4, 85 Oct 11, 87 Feb 14, 88 Apr 9, 89 Jun 3, 90"
Other than that no other markings other than the S&W trademark on the handle and above on the nickel plating, and ofcourse the serial number.
PLease let em know if the pictures do not show/work. Thanks again!