Age Estimate on Early 2" M&P

You guys seem to like pictures. To close this out for me. I snapped a few final pictures in fully clean condition, prior to the range.
 

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You guys seem to like pictures. To close this out for me. I snapped a few final pictures in fully clean condition, prior to the range.

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Elroy:

That is a beauty!!! Nice job on the polishing. Did you use Mothers Mag Polish?

Here is C314516, a blued, RB 2" M&P that shipped in October 1954:



 
Another M & P Blue, Square Butt, 2" barrel, all matching including stocks, S102724
That can't be right. Please look again at the serial number. There were never any M&Ps with the S prefix and that low a number. They started at about S811000 (continuing the V prefix number sequence from the WWII period).
 
Six 38 S&W vs. 38 Special

Seems you guys like pictures. Here's a few pics for your viewing enjoyment. A early colt six shot Bankers' Special in 38 S&W next to the six shot, post war M&P of the OP.
 

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OMG, What an absolutely gorgeous early Post-War M & P !! One of Revolvers that I regret selling is the 2" Rd Butt Model 10 I had my Cousin purchase for me a month before I entered my Academy. I wasn't turning 21 until January, & we bought it in early December 1979. How I miss the particular Gun. It was N.I.B. & still possessed the S&W fit, finish & action of the older variants. Sadly though, after lugging it around for a summer or two, I in.my infinite wisdom decided I needed something lighter & traded it in towards an abominable AMC .380, which jammed after every 2 rounds, & on the 3rd round the Grips cracked !! I admit, I was indeed a product of my times, & at that time the .380's was 'the BUG', at least in my area anyway. Yet, all these years later I still lament parting with that beautiful 'little' Model 10 !! I would probably grab another if they hadn't risen up to ridiculous prices these days. Oh well, at least I have my 2" & 3" J DAO's, but there's just 'something' about those 2" M&Pls !!

Best, Dom P.
 
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