Collectors have driven the price up
by CJM 
, Monday, September 02, 2013, 22:17 (4104 days ago) @ Andrew
Only model that S&W made that had two different model numbers for the exact same gun. Early ones ('55 & '56 production) were before model numbers, middle ones were model 36's, later ones were model 50's, last ones were model 36-1's. Just nine variations, according to "The Standard Catalog of S&W", were made over the years. 2" barrel round butt and 3" barrel square butt pre-model number, model 36's and model 50's. After S&W went to the 36-1 stamp, they did a run of 2" barrel square butt guns along with the regular 2" round butt and 3" square butt guns.
Complete thread:
- Unusual J frame spotted Saturday. -
Andrew,
2013-09-02, 09:44
![[*]](themes/default/images/complete_thread.png "Open whole thread")
- "chiefs special target" - Bj2, 2013-09-02, 11:59
- Make it work, Andrew -
AkRay,
2013-09-02, 15:46
- I know, I know. -
Andrew,
2013-09-02, 18:59
- Walking away from ANY Model 15 for $300 is a crime -
cubrock,
2013-09-02, 19:57
- You should have seen the diamond grips on this thing. - Andrew, 2013-09-02, 20:17
- I know, I know. - Catoosa, 2013-09-03, 21:59
- Walking away from ANY Model 15 for $300 is a crime -
cubrock,
2013-09-02, 19:57
- I know, I know. -
Andrew,
2013-09-02, 18:59
- Collectors have driven the price up - CJM, 2013-09-02, 22:17