Want info on my SnW 32 long

[Reaper keeper]

So I got this little booty from my dad and I'm just trying to figure out you know what kind of shape it's in what is it worth anything is it a collectible I found some rounds and I kind of put some rounds through it and I'm having a hard time citing it I don't know how to look through these sites are a little weird to me anyway cuz I'm used to the newer type guns but yeah so here's a picture any input would be great

 

[22hipower]

Welcome to the Forum. We need a little more info, serial number, and some close up sharp focus pictures of barrel stamps and any on the frame would help. As to value, probably not a lot in terms of dollars but priceless since it was your Dad's. Sights for those old ones are a little tricky but with practice they work. The old 32s are favorites of some here.

Jeff
SWCA #1457

 

[Hawg Rider]

Welcome to the Forum! The Forum experts will be along soon, but they will probably need a couple of more pictures to properly identify your revolver. It's most likely a .32 Hand Ejector Model of 1903 (.32 S&W Long), round butt with nickel finish and black hard rubber stocks. There were several variations (changes) associated with this Model, so the s/n and other info would help narrow down its approx. manufacture date and age. There are lots of fans of the .32 HE here on the Forum, so you're in good company. You inherited a nice revolver from your Dad, though it's not particularly rare or valuable. It appears to be in quite good condition. Since you've already shot it, you know it functions. It could probably use a good internal cleaning since it's been around for over 100 years and oil and dirt tend to accumulate and get sticky!
Enjoy!

 

[H Richard]

The picture looks to me to be a little larger than a I or J frame, and could be a K Frame in 32 Long or 32-20. If in 32 Long in a K Frame it might have collectable value. If it is a J/I Frame it is a nice comfortable shooter. There is a "Sticky" post at the top of this forum that tells how to identify your gun so it can be accurately identified. S/N, etc.

 

[jeffrefrig]

Nice gun you have there. With that longer barrel length, once you figure out the sights, POA & POI (Point of aim, Point of impact), you probably have a nice tack driver!

 

[AJ]

Need better pictures and detailed close-ups. Any and all lettering & symbols will help a lot.

 

[Wiregrassguy]

Welcome to the forums from the cotton and peanut covered plains of the Wiregrass! Well, the OP says .32 Long. So, it's not a .32-20. Has the small trademark stamp. I'm guessing .32 Hand Ejector from the 1920's. The serial number from the bottom of the butt frame will tell the tale.

 

[Hondo44]

Welcome aboard!

Based on the extractor rod barrel shaped knob, it’s from the 1930s.