Backstrap numbered?
by Slow Hand 
, Indiana, Tuesday, May 26, 2015, 08:10 (3409 days ago) @ Charles
No backstrap number in this one. It's serial number is 166XXX, so that puts it in the run of 1917's and well before the first run of 1937's. Actually reading further, I see it lists a last serial number of 169959 in January 1919, so I'd say my gun was made late 1918. It has the rounded top strap and round bottomed rear sight notch. Barrel, cylinder and extractor star all match the frames serial number as do the smooth wood stocks. Eagle over S2 stamps are on the bottom of the barrel, rear of the cylinder and inside the crane cutout on the frame.
I'm trying to decide between a Tyler T-Grip or a set of Herrets for it and shoot the heck out of it!
Complete thread:
- 1937 Smith part 2 -
Slow Hand,
2015-05-22, 14:51
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- Does it have the Brazillion ;-) crest on the side plate? -
Rob Leahy,
2015-05-22, 16:58
- Does it have the Brazillion ;-) crest on the side plate? - Slow Hand, 2015-05-22, 21:04
- Pretty impressive... - Brian A, 2015-05-22, 19:24
- 1937 Smith part 2 - Catoosa, 2015-05-23, 09:53
- Backstrap numbered? -
Charles,
2015-05-23, 16:45
- Nice! - brionic, 2015-05-23, 18:03
- Great lookin' 1937 Charles. - Hoot, 2015-05-24, 10:24
- Backstrap numbered? - Slow Hand, 2015-05-26, 08:10
- 1937 Smith part 2 - Slow Hand, 2015-05-26, 09:19
- Does it have the Brazillion ;-) crest on the side plate? -
Rob Leahy,
2015-05-22, 16:58