What are the rarest Smith wheel guns?

315NG.

Last model made before discontinuing the line.

I believe it was mid 500s made so not as rare as some listed but scarce for sure.
 

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Model 1950 Target .44 Specials with 4" or 5" barrel.
Model 26-1 .45 Colt commemorative over-runs that have no markings. Forty produced.
Model 1950 Military with 6.5" barrel.
 
Performance Center Pre lock 586-5 L-Comp. Regards 18DAI
 
Model marked 23, maybe 25-50 ever built, how many remain?
January 1960 ship date.
 

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model 24-3 with 4" barrel??. Frank


Well then, I guess I have a "rare" gun after all?


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NO real answer...

Some contenders to look for...............

Only about 5500 pre lock 3" 66s -2,-3 and -4s... about the same number as the Reg Magnums from the 1930s.

True 3"19s from the 1960s..... IIRC...... a few hundred

4" 27s pre 1980 were all special orders....no dash to late -2s

Post Office .22s..... forget the Model # fixed sighted 6" k-frame

Smith would build special guns for Police orders.... like the 3" fixed sighted 19s for the French "Secret Service".

I imagine there a number of one-of a -kind or small batch prototypes that made it out of the factory!
Salesmen guns that never got produced.
 
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