Classic M&P Snubnose Picture Thread

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Here's two to get this started....

First, one dating to the mid-1930's -

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Another made in the early post-WWII period -

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beautiful guns!!!

Thank you. I would comment that my image of the 1930's one doesn't do it justice, the blue is much darker and deeper than it appears in the photo, but it's such a mirror polish that all the reflection makes it look pale.
 
Here are a couple. I sold the top one but still have the bottom. They are both post-war with grips numbered to the guns. The fifference in checkering is interesting.

The one you still have and mine appear to be clones. The serial on mine is in the C52000 range, so I'd bet yours isn't too far off from that.

Furthermore, on the side opposite that shown in the photo of mine, the escutcheon is also a bit off center relative to the diamond, although not quite to the same degree as with yours.

As to the one you no longer own, do you recall if that was an earlier or later gun than the one you kept?
 
While I really like the M&P snub.... I Currently only have three.

This 5 screw with "High Speed" hammer is in the C300,000 range (as I recall).
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Also have a Model 12-3 from 1972 but since its post 1961 probably doesnt qualify as a "classic".

Also have this nickel 4 screw in the C432000 range from about 1959/1960 ?
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Couldnt help but notice the early post war Round butt snubs appear to have pre war style checkered stocks.
Are those leftover pre war grips or do they have the post war style washers on the back side?
 
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