Newbee help

[curtmeiring]

I've had a 66-2 for years but I still don't understand all the numbers on the yoke. The Mod number is easy but I'm not sure of my serial number. There is an alphanumeric on the yolk AUV#### that I "think" is the serial number but there is also on the lower part of yolk when opened there's another set of numbers i.e. a B25 and a five digit number below that. What are all these numbers?

 

[C Islander]

First, welcome to the forum. If you ask your question in the revolver section you'll get more responses.

 

[snubbyfan]

First, welcome to the forum. If you ask your question in the revolver section you'll get more responses.

What he said.
Welcome from the panhandle of West Virginia.

 

[curtmeiring]

Thanks for the welcome and the suggestion. Pendleton In moving on.

 

[tekarra]

Hello and welcome aboard.

 

[S&W Oldtimer]

Welcome from Va.

 

[deralte]

Curt, welcome from North Carolina.

 

[P&R Fan]

Welcome from Iowa.
The numbers you reference are assembly numbers. After it was put together they have no meaning.
The serial number is always on the bottom of the butt.
Jim

 

[MSG Glenn]

Welcome from Wisconsin!

 

[srings]

Howdy from Ohio...good to have you in the house!

 

[Gischileu]

Welcome from the People's Republik of Kolorado, a division of Kommiefornia, inc.

 

[MOONDAWG]

Welcome aboard from Florida the "GunShine" state.

State of over "1 MILLION 120 THOUSAND" Concealed Carry Licenses and counting!​

 

[pawncop]

Welcome from Texas curtmeiring. Great forum for all things S&W, have fun, learn lots, share what you know.

Yep, the three (3) letters and four (4) numerals are the S/N. Forget everything else.

 

[fyimo]

Welcome to the forum from Arkansas