Smith Wesson Model 41 Serial Number Date Of Manufacture
Many people have questions about how to identify a S&W revolver and when was it made. I borrowed this from a thread on Highroad.org forum. It has a lot of info that might be of interest to many of you. Identifying features: This is where to look for the model number (not used until around 1957). Sometimes the serial number is here, especially in later models. Earlier models have them here: S&W revolver names before World War II Name Caliber Frame.22 Hand Ejector Ladysmith 22 Long M.22/32 Target 22 Long Rifle I.22 Outdoorsman 22 Long Rifle K.32 Hand Ejector (round Butt) 32 S&W Long I.32 Regulation Police (Square Butt) 32 S&W Long I.32-20 Hand Ejector 32-20 Win. K.38 Military&Police 38 Spl K.38 Hand Ejector (same as above, with adjustable sights).38 Regulation Police (Square Butt) 38 S&W I.38 Terrier 2' Round Butt 38 S&W I.38/44 Heavy Duty (fixed sights) 38 Spl N.38/44 Outdoorsman (Adj.
Smith & Wesson Model 41 Serial Number Lookup
Smith And Wesson Model 41 Serial Number Dates
S&W Model 36 Date of Manufacture. By roguesam in forum New Members Introduction Replies: 17. Smith and wesson model 41 serial number dates. F) serial number, and if there is a letter in front of or anywhere near the s/n on the bottom of the grip g) Model number if it is under the crane. That number, if it is the s/n, should come from the butt of the grip (or under the barrel or face of the cylinder). The BBL would be 5.5' They also made some with 7' and some early examples with a 7 3/8'. I can't help you much with the date. The semiautomatics started with serial number 1001 in 1954 and continued up to serial number 115001 in 1970. When, as you mentioned, the A prefix began.