We can't tell just from the serial number, and not all S&W revolvers HAD a model number. Earlier revolvers may have a name, such as the Outdoorsman, or a year, such as the 1905. You also want to be certain your revolver IS a Smith & Wesson- they owned the name to the .38 S&W CARTRIDGE, so a non- S&W revolver might still be marked with the caliber of .38 S&W, but be made by another company- there are likely several hundred thousand of these out there. If you revolver has a model number, open the cylinder, and look at the frame under the cylinder crane, it will be stamped there.
For a Smith and Wesson revolver in stainless steel that shoots short bullets, you might need a 380 caliber pistol or a S&W 32 caliber revolver.
No. The Owl's head was the logo of the Iver Johnson company. You MAY see a marking such as .38 S&W CTG- but that marking is the caliber- the revolver shoots a .38 Smith & Wesson cartridge (not a .38 Special). ALL guns that shot THAT cartridge were marked .38 S&W, no matter who made the gun. Smith & Wesson owned the name of the cartridge- they invented it.
it shoots bullets
smith&wesson model 19-6
You will have to call Browning to find out.
You will need to have it examined by a competent gunsmith to be sure.
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yes any gun that shoots bullets has shells. A revolver doesn't 'dump' the shells out, they have to be removed by the shooter before it can be reloaded. It is a bit easier to keep track of the empty brass and avoid leaving evidence behind.
Sounds to me like a 1941 production of the tula, Nagant m95, revolver. That specific stamp was used on the nagant revolver from 1928-1943 a seven shot revolver with a gas seal system that allows it to be suppressed. It shoots the 7.62x38R aka 7.62nagant , a very interesting piece none the less.
i have the same serial # and i found out that it was a 1973 remington and it shoots like hell i hate it its to old
86 years old, 100-400 USD
With the serial number that you supplied,your Winchester model 70 bolt action rifle was produced in the year 1959.I also have one that was made in 1959,and took a nice 8 point buck with it this deer season in Michigan,my rifle shoots very accurately.I hope you have a chance to enjoy yours.