Smith and Wesson

I can say that the model 10-6 was made from 1962-1976.The serial number with a D prefix was started in 1967,so I would assume that your Smith and Wesson model 10-6 with a C prefix to your serial number will be made in either 1965-1966.

You must call S&W.With the serial number that you have provided,your Smith and Wesson model 37 was made in the year 1981.The serial number range for that year is J760,001-J915,000.I hope that you find this info of interest.

Lemon squeezers have a grip safety on the backstrap that is depressed when you squeeze the trigger to fire the gun. These guns are hammer less.

I don't recall Will Smith ever making a pistol.

With the serial number that you have provided,your Smith and Wesson model 39-2 was made in 1976-1977.

7 letters and numbers on a modern revolver. Older guns could have fewer characters. The serial is usually stamped on the frame ahead of the cylinder, under the yolk when you open the cylinder. Any other numbers would usually be markings placed by the end user (military unit identification, police identification and such).

20-200 usd

$300-$1200

Impossible to value a weapon with only the serial number.

No way to answer without a detailed description to include serial number.

50-500 usd

Call S&W and give them the serial number.

Impossible to answer without the serial number.

Recommend you find a gunsmith or firearms instructor and ask for help.

With the serial number that you have provided,your Smith and Wesson K-38 was made in the year 1956.

Smith and Wessons model 547 revolver is a double action revolver chambered in 9mm.these revolvers were made from 1980-1984.

With the serial number that you have supplied,your Smith-corona model 1903A3 was made in the year 1943.these rifles were only made in the years 1943-1944.If your rifle has a letter C prefix to the serial number,then this indicates that remington also made a model 1903A3 with the same serial number. These were the only 2 manufactures of the 1903A3 rifles.

That all depends on the amount of original finish remaining,if the firearm is pitted,or exhibits small rust spots etc.I have just purchased one on Gun Broker for 500 dollars plus shipping.Most of these revolvers are selling for between 650-900 dollars depending on the overall condition of the revolver,the original grips and lanyard ring,and a fair amount of blueing remaining.

No such weapon made by S&W

50 USD

Smith and Wesson started making the model 39-2 in the year 1971.The last model 39-2 was shipped in the year 1983.Without a serial number that is the best that can be done.

Depends entirely on the loading. Some are as light as 200 grains, some as heavy as 340 grains, but most run around 240 grains.

No serial number given.

The S&W model 64-5 was first made in the year 1988.During the production run of the model 64-5 it came with a 3"or 4"barrel.In 1991 the 3"barrel became standard production.In 1994 It came with synthetic grips standard.In 1995-1996 they deleted the square butt frame.In 1996 they began shipments in blue plastic cases.In 1997 they shipped them with master trigger locks and changed the thumb piece.In 1998 they began production of the model 64-6.So we are looking at 1988-1997.I believe that yours was made in 1995 with the prefix of CAH to your serial number.

Your gun is likely a five shot top break chambered for .38 S&W (not the more modern .38 S&W Special). While the gun may function well, it is an antique which should not be routinely fired. It has primarily collector value which is based on the condition of the gun.

Have the gun appraised by a knowlegible gunsmith or collector.