Looking for help identifying

[Justandy101]

Picture to follow. Trying to identify model and possible calibers. 38 special fits in the cylinder with very slight wiggle room but protrudes roughly half an inch.

 

[Exmilcop]

.38 S&W maybe? For sure, the experts should chime in shortly.

 

[pmanton]

I have one just like it. .38 S&W

 

[glowe]

It was called a 38 Single Action, 2nd Model revolver and all made of this model fired 38 S&W ammunition. Remington and Winchester have recently manufactured this short round, but have not looked for any recently since I load my own ammo. They were manufactured from 1877 to 1891 so all are antiques. Your revolver's serial number appears to be 66377 and it would have shipped around 1881 or 1882. I have shot mine in the past at cowboy events as a pocket revolver and it functioned just as new 120+ years later.

 

[Justandy101]

What is the value?

 

[glowe]

The factory made over 108,000 of this model, and a surprising number appear to survive today. Your revolver is well worn and may not have any original bluing left so $200 might be all one can expect for a well used 38 SA.