Smith & Wesson M&P 1926/1927 Mint unfired condition question?
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Thanks! I forgot to say it is 38 special, but assume most know that. I edited that it is 38 special. I know they are designed to shoot 158 grain lead nose, but didn't know if todays ammo is too hot for these older guns. I have a few dating back to 1903/1905 also. Thinking about shooting them as well. Thanks!
If you would be so kind, what is the serial number (ballpark # is fine) on your 1926 M&P? For sentiment reasons I'm in the market for a revolver from 1926. From what I've gathered so far the serial number range for 1926 is approximately 510000 - 560000.
S&W also built M&P revolvers in .32-20 in the late '20s.
Yours will be safe the 158 grain lead ammo. If your other, older Smiths are in good condition, they should be safe as well.
Yours will be safe the 158 grain lead ammo. If your other, older Smiths are in good condition, they should be safe as well.
My serial number is 524688 for the 6" and 571036 for the 4". I do not have a letter, this is circa 1926 or 1927 from what i am told. Sorry for the delay I just checked back in. They are a couple of my favorites because they look brand new. These were beater guns not collectibles like I have said before. True survivors.
