[rickfix]

no model number and no letters in serial number - ser# falls between the only listed ones I have found- between 655500 and 655900
what model would it be?

 

[jonesy814]

Need a bit more description or a picture. often more than 1 model share the same srial number range

 

[rickfix]

fixed site, "38 S & W SPECIAL CTG" on 4 1/4" barrel,
4 visible screws and "Made in USA on right side,
has the Rounded top style grips
am considering buying

 

[rickfix]

Need a bit more description or a picture. often more than 1 model share the same srial number range

fixed site, "38 S & W SPECIAL CTG" on 4 1/4" barrel,
4 visible screws and "Made in USA on right side,
has the Rounded top style grips
am considering buying

 

[K22]

Probably a .38 M&P. More than likely shipped early to mid 1936.

 

[WendyZXZ]

Welcome to the forum!

 

[rickfix]

Welcome to the forum!

Thank you,look forward to more knowledge from so many resources!

 

[ActiveShooter]

fixed site, "38 S & W SPECIAL CTG" on 4 1/4" barrel,
4 visible screws and "Made in USA on right side,
has the Rounded top style grips
am considering buying

So did you buy it yet?

 

[rickfix]

Is it worth 300 bucks in good condition?

 

[rickfix]

 

[Dhstheiv]

Yeah I’d say that’s worth 300. Especially if the finish is original. Hard to say from the pics. If it looks like letters or the logo are buffed off it got refinished at some point. I believe that’s a 6” barrel. It may be 4 and a quarter to the frame but you gotta go all the way back to the cylinder face.

 

[Absalom]

Yes, based on the photo (always a bit risky), that gun is definitely worth 300, probably more. I think it’s a 5” barrel; the perspective is skewed. Finish looks original, case color on hammer and trigger is vibrant, all appears in very good shape. Unless there is a major issue not visible, or mechanical, I’d go for it without hesitation.