Model 22 marked Model 1950

It’s ironic that the Mod 22 is in 45 cal while the Mod 45 is in 22 cal.

Not many model marked 22s to be seen outside of the more recent dash 4s. Thanks for sharing!
A Model 45 in .22 has been on my short list of wants for years. A lot more than 178 produced, but I've never had a chance to get one for a fair price.
 
Congratulations OP. You don’t see these very often. Was it advertised as a model marked 22 ?
I’m thinking not but I didn’t follow this auction closely. And the condition too looks really nice.
 
Congratulations OP. You don’t see these very often. Was it advertised as a model marked 22 ?
I’m thinking not but I didn’t follow this auction closely. And the condition too looks really nice.
Advertised as:

Scarce Smith & Wesson Model 22 "Model 1950" Double Action Revolver​

 
A Model 45 in .22 has been on my short list of wants for years. A lot more than 178 produced, but I've never had a chance to get one for a fair price.

I got the figure from the SCSW 5th. Larger overall production number, but .'Knowledgeable collectors report that approximately 178 were stamped with a model number after 1957 to 1963.'

I may have misunderstood.
 
I got the figure from the SCSW 5th. Larger overall production number, but .'Knowledgeable collectors report that approximately 178 were stamped with a model number after 1957 to 1963.'

I may have misunderstood.
I believe you are misinterpreting what cgt4570 wrote. He was talking about the Model 45 in 22LR, not the Model 22 in 45 ACP.

Goofy numbering system!

Kevin
 

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