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1. Partnership with Horace Smith & Daniel B. Wesson was from 1856–1874. Family owned by the Wesson Family from 1874–1965. Smith & Wesson became a subsidiary of Bangor-Punta from 1965–1983. Between 1983–1987, Smith & Wesson was owned by the Lear Siegler Co. On May 22, 1987, it was sold to R.L.Tomkins, a British holding company.
2. According to the Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson, the Model 60 was first produced in 1965 and shared serial number with the other Chief's Special models starting at about serial number 401754. In 1969 they changed to 'R' prefix serial numbers beginning with R1. Please confirm the serial number on the bottom of the butt and we can go from there.

1. Smith And Wesson Model 34
2. Smith And Wesson Model 34 Serial Number Lookup 2327976

A descendant of the .38 Hand Ejector Military & Police Model of 1899, Smith & Wesson’s first swing-out-cylinder revolver to chamber the then-new .38 Special cartridge, the Victory model, was an updated wartime production version introduced in 1942. It was ultimately supplied to every branch of the American armed forces as well as British Commonwealth countries during WWII and continued in production until 1945.

Smith And Wesson Model 34

Smith & Wesson is currently marketing a semi-automatic pistol as a Military and Police (M&P) model, but the name is taken from the double action (DA) revolver that made it famous. Later, the same revolver was assigned the model number '10,' when S&W stopped naming their handguns and gave them numbers, instead. The Victory.38 was a wartime version of the original Smith and Wesson Model 10 first introduced in 1899. The gun was variously known as the S&W Military and Police or the S&W Hand Ejector.

SMITH WESSON SERIAL NUMBER LOOKUP. Smith & Wesson 78G very nice comes complete with box matching serial number to the pistol, manual original power lets and pellets This is the more desireable version. Well, you have not given much information. But it looks like a serial number for a.38 Military & Police Model of 1905, 4th.

By 1942, the Smith & Wesson Military & Police Model 1899 revolver had morphed through several upgrades and modifications to what was then known as the “.38 Hand Ejector Military & Police Model of 1905, Fourth Change.” During those 42-plus years of manufacture, almost 1 million of these medium-framed revolvers were produced. On April 24, 1942, when serial numbers for the M&P series reached 1 million, a new series was initiated, with serial numbers beginning, for the first time, with a letter prefix. The letter “V” was chosen, with the first revolver in the sequence numbered V1. This new series of revolvers was nicknamed the Victory model to signify Smith & Wesson’s hopes for a quick victory and an end to the war.

I just found this on the Smith & Wesson Forum. I guess that makes mine October of 1942 or early November 1942. 'I just received my factory letter and it confirms that Victory revolver number V158896 was shipped on November 20, 1942 to the US Navy, Oakland, CA. Smith & Wesson is currently marketing a semi-automatic pistol as a Military and Police (M&P) model, but the name is taken from the double action (DA) revolver that made it famous. Later, the same revolver was assigned the model number '10,' when S&W stopped naming their handguns and gave them numbers, instead. Let us start with a great gun that just simply shoots bullets – the Smith & Wesson Model 10. Smith & Wesson Military & Police Model 1899 The corner stone for this gun was laid in 1899 with the introduction of the Smith and Wesson.38 Hand Ejector.

Fighting For Victory

Before the United States entered World War II, Smith & Wesson had been producing a variation of the M&P revolver for British Commonwealth nations. Except for its chambering, it was practically identical to the commercial variation in production at the time.

This British version, at their request, was designed to fire the .38 Smith & Wesson round (not the .38 Special), a slightly less powerful cartridge loaded with a heavier 200-grain lead round-nose (LRN) bullet. This round became known as the .38/200, and the revolver built to fire it was known as the .38/200 British service revolver.

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To meet the needs of the UK’s war effort, from early 1940 until early 1941, most of Smith & Wesson’s revolver production was directed at the manufacture of this variant. These British service revolvers were serialized in the M&P series and were initially supplied with barrels of 4, 5 and 6 inches. Early guns were brightly blued, then brush-polished blued and then sandblasted blued, with those produced later in the run wearing a sandblasted Parkerized finish.

By February of 1941, production of the British service revolver had increased sufficiently to let Smith & Wesson reintroduce the .38 Special-chambered Military & Police revolver. With the United States’ entry into the war in December of 1941, the British version and a U.S. version chambered in .38 Special were produced concurrently, with both models numbered within the new V-prefixed serial number range.

British guns were produced only with 5-inch barrels, and the American version came with a 2- or 4-inch tube. With the war in full force, both models wore a sandblasted Parkerized exterior. Although some early guns were issued with checkered walnut grips with S&W medallions, most had grips made of plain, smooth walnut. All Victory models had square-butt frames, and lanyard rings also came standard. The weight of an unloaded 4-inch-barreled version was 34 ounces.

The revolver’s sights were fixed, with the front consisting of a half-moon blade forged integrally with the barrel, and the rear was a trough milled into the topstrap. The hammers sported narrow, knurled spurs, and the triggers were serrated. Unlike the rest of their Parkerized exteriors, these parts were casehardened.

Making Changes

During its production run, several minor design changes were introduced on the Smith & Wesson Victory model to facilitate increased production and, in one case, improve safety. After production of about 769,000 revolvers in the series, Smith & Wesson incorporated a new hammer-block safety system after receiving reports of a failure with the old system in which a dropped revolver fired.

With the introduction of this new hammer block, the factory changed the prefix on its numbering system from “V” to “VS” to allow for easy identification of revolvers. Partially completed revolvers—those with frames already numbered but of the old style—were upgraded with the new safety system, and an “S” was added to the beginning of their serial numbers, creating a third prefix—“SV”—within the Victory series’ wartime production run.

The last Smith & Wesson Victory model revolver, serial number VS811119, was produced in August of 1945. When Smith & Wesson resumed commercial production of the Military & Police model in late 1945, as the war had been won and the letter “V” was dropped from the serial number prefix. The first commercially produced M&P revolver assembled after war’s end bore serial number S811120.

About 850,000 Smith & Wesson Victory model revolvers of both chamberings were produced. Many of the lend-lease British revolvers found their way back to the United States, where they were rechambered for the more popular .38 Special cartridge. That conversion that didn’t work well because of the slightly larger diameter of the .38/200 round, which left rechambered cylinders somewhat oversized. I owned one of these converted revolvers in the 1970s, and although it was shootable, the spent cases were somewhat bulged and distorted, and the extraction of fired cases was often recalcitrant. For the S&W collector’s sake, I wish they’d have left these guns alone.

Personal Collection

The Smith & Wesson Victory model featured in this article is from my personal collection, where it’s resided since 1984. According to a letter of authenticity obtained from Smith & Wesson historian Roy Jinks, this six-shot revolver was shipped on May 16, 1944, to the U.S. Navy in Virginia. It’s typical in all respects, with its sandblasted Parkerized exterior and plain, unadorned walnut grips.

Although I wouldn’t call its exterior crudely finished, with its telltale mill marks and obvious lack of other surface preparation, it’s recognizable as a wartime production arm. As is typical within the serial number range of the revolver, the left side of the topstrap is marked “U.S. Property,” followed by the initials “G.H.D.,” which is the acceptance mark of Guy H. Drewry, ordnance officer at the time. The initial “P,” a proof marking, appears on the frame, cylinder and the underside of the barrel.

While lacking in aesthetics, this piece functioned smoothly and locked up as tightly as any Smith & Wesson revolver produced today, with minimal side-to-side cylinder play and fore and aft movement present. Its barrel/cylinder gap measured a borderline excessive 0.012 inches, but it had nice, smooth single- and double-action pull weights of 4.5 and 9.25 pounds, respectively.

Though the revolver bears a few mars on its finish and grips, those appear to be more in line with handling and storage dings rather than battle scars. There’s just a shadow of a cylinder drag line, and from that and all other appearances, the gun looks to have been relatively unused and fired little. During my ownership, I had never fired it. But that would soon change.

Shooting Impressions

For much of WWII, the issued round for the Smith & Wesson Victory model (and any other .38 Special firearm, such as the Colt Commando revolver) would have had a 158-grain, full-steel-jacketed, copper-flash-coated bullet in compliance with the established rules of land warfare. From the 4-inch barrel of a Victory, the military loading of that projectile was reputed to travel about 850 fps at the muzzle. A 120- or 158-grain red-tipped tracer round was also standard issue for this revolver at that time, to be used by naval and marine aircrews for emergency signaling.

Not having any period ammunition, I selected two commercial round-nose .38 Special loadings from my ammunition stash: a 150-grain, copper-washed loading from Winchester’s Super-X line, and the other a 158-grain lead-projectile round from Federal. I also acquired a few military loadings to try, but those were head-stamped “RA” and “67,” indicating they were of much more modern manufacture. The loads also used a lighter 130-grain FMC projectile.

With targets set at 20 yards and my chronograph screens at 10 feet, I fired several five-shot groups with the commercial offerings but only two groups with the military rounds because of my limited supply. Groups with all the loadings formed in the 2.25- to 2.75-inch range, with each varying from my point of aim to one degree or another.

The 150-grain Winchester +P rounds hit about 5 inches above and 2 inches right of my hold at 20 yards. Hits with the heavier, slower Federal offering were just as high but well centered. My Victory revolver liked the newer, lighter-bullet Remington military loads the best, hitting quite close to my point of aim from the 20-yard mark. From 7 yards, it was easy to keep a quick six shots fired in double-action mode within the 4-inch bullseye I aimed at. As expected, the old warhorse functioned perfectly throughout the session.

Authentic Leather

Because many of the Smith & Wesson Victory model revolvers were used by U.S. Navy and Marine pilots and crews during WWII, it seemed only natural to showcase it in this article with a modern rendition of the holster it was most often issued with and carried in during the war. Because of the tight confines in military aircraft, the shoulder holster was the primary mode of carry for this weapon, as it kept the gun high, secure and out of the way, yet positioned so access was quick and easy.

El Paso Saddlery makes a superb rendering of this holster for many handguns with barrels from 3 to 8.375 inches long. Called the 1942 Tanker holster, it’s patterned closely after the M3 rig most often associated with this weapon. It’s an across-the-shoulder setup with a 1.5-inch-wide support strap fabricated from saddle-grade leather. This strap is sewn to the holster at one end and secured at the other by a buckle and D-ring, allowing adjustability for various body sizes or types of clothing. The main pouch is formed from one piece of leather folded over and sewn to accommodate the weapon it would carry.

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The backside of the holster is cut so it forms a back plate of sufficient size to form a barrier between the weapon and wearer, and to provide stability to the weapon and holster. It’s also a quick and efficient way to build a holster system, a highly desired trait in times of war. The revolver is secured in the pouch by a safety strap that fastens, like the original, with a lift-dot fastener. A second strap is sewn at the bottom of the holster for securing the system to your belt.

Although originals were unlined, El Paso Saddlery offers this upgrade. The contrasting pigskin, folded and sewn along the top of its pouch, adds a nice custom touch to the holster ensemble. A slot cut horizontally into the pouch (like that of an original) allows a little extra room to accommodate the weapon’s cylinder.

Offered plain or embossed with one of several military designations (like “US,” “USAF,” “USN” or “USMC”), mine came with the most commonly encountered “US” marking. When adjusted to your individual girth, this holster is easy and quick to put on and take off, and it carries the gun comfortably and accessibly. Like all products I’ve reviewed from El Paso Saddlery, the Tanker rig is made from high-quality materials, is extremely well assembled and fits my Victory revolver like it was sewn around it.

A basic Tanker for handguns in the 3- to 5-inch barrel range costs $119, with an extra $8 if barrels are longer. The lining will add $25, and if you’re looking for something really special, you can have yours basket-, border- or fish-scale stamped or carved in a floral pattern, and those extras are priced accordingly. The 1942 Tanker is available in russet or black. Although a replica of a military holster, today’s Tanker remains a great holster for hunters, pilots and drivers.

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Smith And Wesson Model 10

Still On Duty

As it turns out, “Victory” was a pretty good name for these old revolvers, and the M&P series is still available today in Smith & Wesson’s Classic line. It’s still a workhorse capable of protecting yourself and your home.

Smith & Wesson Victory Specs

Smith & Wesson Victory Performance

*Bullet weight measured in grains, velocity in fps by chronograph and accuracy in inches for best five-shot groups at 20 yards.

Smith And Wesson Model 10 Grips

For more information, visit smith-wesson.com. For more on the 1942 Tanker holster, visit epsaddlery.com.

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Model 10 Revolver

The Smith & Wesson company was formed in 1852, in Norwich, Connecticut. The company's first offering was a lever-action repeating pistol. Moving forward from those beginnings, Smith & Wesson shaped innovations in the manufacturing of modern handguns. As of March 2011, Smith & Wesson offers approximately 110 different pistols of varied designs and features.

Examine the barrel of the Smith & Wesson pistol. Locate either 'Smith & Wesson, Springfield, Massachusetts' or 'Smith & Wesson; Houlton, ME' stamped on the barrel. This identification proves that the handgun is an authentic Smith & Wesson pistol.

Locate the serial number on the left side of the pistol's frame. The standard location for the serial number is above the trigger guard. Some serial numbers are located underneath the frame in front of the trigger guard. Others are on the rear of the frame, above the gun's grip.

Look up the pistol's full serial number -- including all letters and numbers -- in the back section of the 'Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson' book. These listings inform you of the pistol's date of manufacture, based on the serial number.

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• Get a basic idea of whether your Smith & Wesson pistol was manufactured at a very early date or a later date by identifying the letters from A to Z in the serial number. The letter 'A' denotes a pistol manufactured at a very early date. The letters continue on through the alphabet, for pistols manufactured at later dates.

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Smith and Wesson model 90 nickel handcuffs. Dating a Smith & Wesson Revolver: This list is merely a general guide and not meant to be exact. 181 0 obj <>stream Those are some nice old 38s. Chain Link Handcuff: 453501 to 485060: Model 7030: Oversize Chain Link Handcuff: 099251 to 105200: Model 710: High Security Handcuff: 011501 to 011550: Model 703: Leg Iron: 098851 to 106000: Model 705: Oversize Leg Iron: 011476 to 012615: Model 7002: Waist Chain: 026526 to 027260: Model 7003: Waist Chain: 032101 to 033025 S&W made many .32 revolvers. 0000007089 00000 n I love the ivory grips! Year starting serial number 1963 9219 1970 9559 BROWNING SERIALIZATION PRE-1975 SERIALIZATION serialization, firearms may be serialized with either 1968 or 1969 style markings. I use and recommend the Kindle digital version which can be purchased from Amazon.com. There is a great reference book most of us use called the Standard Catalog of S&W, 3rd Edition, by Supica and Nahas. S&W serial numbers. 0000070705 00000 n Hi Wiregrassguy, Thank you for the information. 0000024965 00000 n Smith & Wesson … 0000012824 00000 n 0000017958 00000 n You can never do more, you should never wish to do less, Second Media Corp., 111 Peter Street, Suite 901, Toronto, Ontario, M5V 2H1, Canada. trailer We will notify you when the product arrives back in stock. info@peerless.net Ph. van Vogt. Hi timetripper Thank you for the reloading information. 0000006231 00000 n submitted 3 years ago * by Xpl01Tr. Two standard handcuff keys supplied. 0000002610 00000 n 0000070075 00000 n The 4th Edition is being printed and should be available for purchase by summer. When contacting customer service, please have the owner name, address, model and serial number available. I have several 38 and 32s top break, SA, DA and Safety hammerless models, and enjoy shooting them on occasion. 413-734-5467 0000008413 00000 n A-5 (AUTOMATIC 5) SHOTGUN -12 ga. You can shoot commercial smokeless powder cartridges in all those guns. The S&W Model 915 was produced from 1992-1994. %%EOF I have the same question. Shipped with USPS First Class. 0000009135 00000 n 0000003439 00000 n Condition is 'Used'. If you don't want to purchase a copy, just post the description or a picture of the guns you are interested in along with their serial numbers taken from the butt of the gun and someone can look up the shipping date for you. 0000006977 00000 n 0000018357 00000 n 0000004721 00000 n Come join the discussion about performance, gunsmithing, troubleshooting, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more! From the police and correctional favorite Model 100 series handcuffs to the invariable durability of our restraint chains and leg irons- Smith & Wesson is a proven worldwide leader in police handcuff and restraint production. 0 I inherited a S & W revolver , .45 LC, Made i Springfield . -A.E. 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