Contact the maker.
Standard Catalog of Smith and Wesson, 3rd ed.
Impossible to answer without a detailed description and the serial number.
Impossible to answer without knowing who made it.
blue book of gun values
Depending on what you mean by "trace", the answer could be yes or no.
Yes it is illegal to own a gun that does not have a serial number. It is also illegal to remove the serial number off a gun.
The serial number on a gun is a unique identifier assigned by the manufacturer, which helps trace the firearm's history, including ownership and production details. To find the date it was made, you can refer to the manufacturer's records, which often correlate specific serial number ranges with production years. Additionally, some manufacturers provide online resources or databases that allow you to look up the serial number for detailed information about the firearm's production date.
It depends on what you mean. You can obtain some information about the gun itself, such as manufature date by the serial number, but as far as "registration" or finding previous owners or anything like that, the short answer is, you can't.
Go to the Browning home page www.browning.com/services where they list serial numbers of all brownings. you can send browning the serial number of your gun and for a price they will send you the history of your particular gun.
With just the serial number, nothing.
It would be almost impossible to identify a gun just by its serial number.
my similar gun of which I'm seeking info has a serial number on the top edge of the chamber which can be seen after the breach is opened. My number is 101655. Anyone have history?