What models hold 7 rounds?

[Fat B]

What 357's hold 7 rounds are are either stainless or nickel? I see the 686P, the 619, and 620. Any others? A gentleman I know is selling his late father's guns and included is a smith revolver. He has no idea the model just that it's a 7 shot, .357, and stainless (although it could be nickel, I doubt the guy would know the difference) and was pretty sure it was a recent purchase. I'm headed over their later to check it out and would like to do a little research on prices.

BTW, where do I find the model number on the revolver?

Thanks in advance!

 

[ogilvyspecial]

Open up the cylinder, the model no. will be right in front of the cylinder "window", just below the barrel.

 

[Anton Chigurh]

Doubt there are any nickel 7 shooters. Just ask the guy, no need to guess
Seems like it would be an older gun, but I'm 62 and just bought a 629 PC snubbie, so maybe it's not so old

 

[scott625b]

Please check the S&W web site you will find the 686+ L Frame is a 7 shot. The 627 is an 8 shot. In it you can shoot 1 - 8 rounds.

 

[Fat B]

Thanks for the replies. I guess it's narrowed down to one of the 3 I initially listed if no one knows of other smith 7 shooters. I didn't get a chance to stop by there last weekend, hopefully it won't be gone by this weekend. I want a revolver!

 

[one eye joe]

Please check the S&W web site you will find the 686+ L Frame is a 7 shot. The 627 is an 8 shot. In it you can shoot 1 - 8 rounds.

As scott notes, the 686+ holds 7 rounds. It does NOT have to be a 686P.