I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and feel you are right. My dad even said it was a K frame 66 but those are stainless. So I am wondering what the numbers are that match the weapon. I would like to buy one just like the one my dad bought.
28-2 .22 LR
I have a .22 LR 28-2 6” one serial number says s274281 and the one on the butt is k808755. I cannot find any info or one for sale anywhere. Any tips would be great!!!
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Well, the correct numbers are the serial on the butt of the gun and it is a Model 17-3. So, you want another Model 17-3.
Thank you much. I will start looking.Well, the correct numbers are the serial on the butt of the gun and it is a Model 17-3. So, you want another Model 17-3.
I think somehow, the incorrect picture of the yoke cut was added to the pictures. The image has a copyright stamp saying "Guns International" so that image is off the internet. That image most definitely shows a portion of the extractor rod shroud and in the OP's first pictures you could see the edges of a couple of charge holes in the cylinder, too large to be a .22LR. It's obvious when the entire gun can be seen it is a M17, and once the OP has the gun in hand it will be clear that there is not a M28 stamping, nor a N frame "S" serial number in the yoke cut.Welcome to the forums from the cotton and peanut covered plains of the Wiregrass! Your have a K-22 Masterpiece Model 17 made in 1968. The model number and serial number stamped in the yoke cut are incorrect and irrelevant. S&W is known to mis-stamp various models and sometimes serials. The official serial is on the butt frame. Also, the Model 28 is an N frame with a shroud around the extractor rod. It is pretty clear there is not shroud and it is likely the frame is a K frame. So, I hope that clears everything up for you and others.
I would agree that the M28-2 picture does not belong with the rest
…I am gunna say this one more time. My father bought this gun new. It hasn’t ever been to a gunsmith and it is one gun. I shot it whenever I wanted. So if you don’t know anything else to say but that it is two different guns save your’s and my time and don’t respond.
Glad you are going to stop saying it is the same revolver because it isn’t. The image with the Model 28-2 stamp clearly shows a reinforced ejector rod. None of the other images even suggest one.
Sorry to burst your bubble but, something is amiss.
Kevin
Glad you are going to stop saying it is the same revolver because it isn’t. The image with the Model 28-2 stamp clearly shows a reinforced ejector rod. None of the other images even suggest one.
Sorry to burst your bubble but, something is amiss.
Kevin
Glad you are going to stop saying it is the same revolver because it isn’t. The image with the Model 28-2 stamp clearly shows a reinforced ejector rod. None of the other images even suggest one.
Sorry to burst your bubble but, something is amiss.
Kevin
My humble apologies!!! I thought you folks were being jackasses until I zoomed in on the picture and saw the guns international.com logo. I sent that picture my brother showing him where to look for the mod #. He either sent it back to me or I just tagged it in the upload. I am the jackass here. But, I am just a man. Lol
Seens like pic of 2 different guns with 2 different serial numbers.......Are we being played?.....There's never been a K***** serial number on a N frame gun. The pics shown are from 2 different guns.
it is two different guns. I uploaded the wrong picture thank you for your help.
You are correct my error.Seens like pic of 2 different guns with 2 different serial numbers.......Are we being played?.....There's never been a K***** serial number on a N frame gun. The pics shown are from 2 different guns.
Thank you much, however I did upload a picture of a different gun. Either me or my brother made an error but I think I have to own this one. You know your weapons and are very tolerant of ignorance. Semper Paratus!Welcome to the forums from the cotton and peanut covered plains of the Wiregrass! Your have a K-22 Masterpiece Model 17 made in 1968. The model number and serial number stamped in the yoke cut are incorrect and irrelevant. S&W is known to mis-stamp various models and sometimes serials. The official serial is on the butt frame. Also, the Model 28 is an N frame with a shroud around the extractor rod. It is pretty clear there is not shroud and it is likely the frame is a K frame. So, I hope that clears everything up for you and others.
Hi steven.havens8,
A warm welcome to the forum.'
Visit often.
A warm welcome to the forum.'
Visit often.
A hearty Buckeye welcome from Ashtabula County, Ohio!
We may not be the most tactful bunch in the world, but there is, collectively, a world of knowledge among these members. And we are willing to share. Please, be patient with us. Eventually we will grow on you, kind of like algae!
Kevin
We may not be the most tactful bunch in the world, but there is, collectively, a world of knowledge among these members. And we are willing to share. Please, be patient with us. Eventually we will grow on you, kind of like algae!
Kevin
Thank you much.Hi steven.havens8,
A warm welcome to the forum.'
Visit often.
A hearty Buckeye welcome from Ashtabula County, Ohio!
We may not be the most tactful bunch in the world, but there is, collectively, a world of knowledge among these members. And we are willing to share. Please, be patient with us. Eventually we will grow on you, kind of like algae!
Kevin
Thank you, I should fit in well glad to be a part of the group.
Thank you for the warm welcome and clarification. You guys are a lot of help.
Others have come here, firmly stated what they believe to have and then call names and leave when corrected.
I may not always be right but collectively, we are batting damn near 1000.
I have no doubt you will fit in well.
Kevin
I may not always be right but collectively, we are batting damn near 1000.
I have no doubt you will fit in well.
Kevin
I am a believer!!!Others have come here, firmly stated what they believe to have and then call names and leave when corrected.
I may not always be right but collectively, we are batting damn near 1000.
I have no doubt you will fit in well.
Kevin
Howdy and Welcome from Arizona
Without a shadow of a doubt; my favorite internet threads are started be people who ask a question but are convinced they already know the answer. And, are prepared to get huffy about it when the responses don't match what they "know". 😂
I am just glad that I listened to experience.Without a shadow of a doubt; my favorite internet threads are started be people who ask a question but are convinced they already know the answer. And, are prepared to get huffy about it when the responses don't match what they "know". 😂
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