By measuring the diameter of the hole in the cylinder. The .38 S&W cartridge is substantially larger than the .32 S&W cartridge. The simple way is to attempt to insert a .38 S&W cartridge in the cylinder. If it fits, it is a .38. If it does not, it is a .32. Both calibers were made in a 5 shot revolver. The .22 version is 7 seven. Please note the .38 is NOT a .38 Special, but a .38 S&W cartridge.
Have to know who made it to answer the question.
No published sn data I know of.
No sn data I know of.
Not sure of your question- The US Revolver was a second brand of the Iver Johnson Company. It was a well made but inexpensive revolver. They were made in .22, .32 S&W, and .38 S&W calibers, in a hammer and hammerless version. Value will be based on condition and the exact model, but typically runs around $100-$125.
The US Revolver Company name was used by Iver Johnson Company as one of their brand names from 1910 to 1933. The revolvers were made in .22 LR, 32 S&W, .32 S&W Long, and .38 S&W calibers.
1910
No sn data available
No published sn data that I know of.
what year is my 32 us revolver co 32 sn 1812
Centerfire
A secondary brand of the Iver Johnson company, your US Revolver Company .32 was probably made between 1915 and 1917.
1911