Smith and Wesson Police 32 Long? I need help

[Trigger-Time]

Add says, Smith and Wesson Police 32 Long
and thats all. By this picture, is that what
it is and is it worth $450 for a shooter?

Thanks,
Gary

 

[Trigger-Time]

Add says, Smith and Wesson Police 32 Long
and thats all. By this picture, is that what
it is and is it worth $450 for a shooter?

Thanks,
Gary

 

[Blackcloud2]

Gary, I'm no expert, but I believe this is definitely pre-war. You might want to post this on the pre-war section. As for the price, it seems high, but those guys will know for sure. Good luck and glad to see you posting here!

 

[Trigger-Time]

Originally posted by Blackcloud2:
Gary, I'm no expert, but I believe this is definitely pre-war. You might want to post this on the pre-war section. As for the price, it seems high, but those guys will know for sure. Good luck and glad to see you posting here!

Sorry, Newbie mistake

Thanks,
Gary

 

[CMcDermott]

Looks like a pre-WWII K frame with replacement stocks on it, the checkering just isn't right for factory stocks; they also look like they extend past the bottom of the grip frame, which K-frame service stocks don't do. There supposedly were quite a few of these (10,000+) made in 32 long, but they are very rarely seen, so I don't know what the price of one should be. If I had the money I would be willing to pay the $450 price, but unfortunately I don't have any spare gun funds right now.

 

[Trigger-Time]

This one is $375

 

[tjpopkin]

I have a Nickel one.....

It is really a nice gun, and I paid around $400 for this one....LN.
Why do you want it? As a collector gun, it seems high.As a shooter, you might try to find a target version, although much rarer.
Terry

 

[Trigger-Time]

Originally posted by tjpopkin:
I have a Nickel one.....

Very, very nice one , at that!

I have over 5000, 32 cal. cast lead bullets that need shot.

Not real picky J frame 3" or 4" would be just fine too.

 

[RON in PA]

Is that an I frame or K frame? Grips like that are from the 1920s.

 

[s&wchad]

Yes, it's an I frame and those are factory Extension Stocks.

You may look a long time to find a .32 for less than $375, then again you might find one tomorrow. It looks like a very nice shooter.

 

[Trigger-Time]

Originally posted by s&wchad:

Yes, it's an I frame and those are factory Extension Stocks.

You may look a long time to find a .32 for less than $375, then again you might find one tomorrow. It looks like a very nice shooter.

Well...........I bought it

 

[VonFatman]

T-Time...Good for you! I just bought a Regulation Police in .38 S&W and LOVE it.

I have a .32 also.

Those are beautiful stocks. You will enjoy that gun. I'm a sucker for Regulation Police S&Ws...pre and post war.

I-frame guns until the early nineteen sixty's.

Bob

 

[Trigger-Time]

My fear now, is how good it will shoot.
Pop can, free hand at 20yds and I will
be happy. Will it fit Ok in an J frame
holster?


Thanks,
Gary

 

[Muley Gil]

Will it fit Ok in an J frame
holster?

YUP.

 

[Trigger-Time]

Originally posted by Muley Gil:

Will it fit Ok in an J frame
holster?

YUP.

Thanks, My 34 and it will share a holster.

OK, with a ser# 3513XX about what year is it?

Thanks,
Gary