[Jay-Ray]

 

[Breakaway500]

It's loaded. Hey..you did say a little info. Looks to be an early 60s model 15 Combat Masterpiece. Arguably one of the finest revolvers ever built.

 

[Jay-Ray]

It's loaded. Hey..you did say a little info. Looks to be an early 60s model 15 Combat Masterpiece. Arguably one of the finest revolvers ever built.

Thank you. I’m actually looking for as much info as you can share. 😅

 

[Breakaway500]

it's surely a model 15 and is wearing diamond Magna grips from before 1968 and I believe the serial number also places it early to mid 60s.('63-'67)If you open the cylinder the model number should be stamped on the frame just above the pivot point. It's a wonderful firearm. Looks like it has seen some use. In todays market it is worth in the $450-550 range..just going by pictures.

 

[Jay-Ray]

it's surely a model 15 and is wearing diamond Magna grips from before 1968 and I believe the serial number also places it early to mid 60s.('63-'67)If you open the cylinder the model number should be stamped on the frame just above the pivot point. It's a wonderful firearm. Looks like it has seen some use. In todays market it is worth in the $450-550 range..just going by pictures.

Thank you very much! You’re a gentleman and a scholar good sir.

 

[Wiregrassguy]

Welcome to the forums from the Wiregrass!

 

[combat]

I'm thinking it's a CM made in 1957. Or possibly a model 15 no dash.

 

[Forester]

This Wiki article is good reading on the M15.

Smith & Wesson Model 15 - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[Forester]

Also, the M15 Combat Masterpiece was part of the K frame Masterpiece series that included the Models 14, 15, 16, 17 &18.

 

[WendyZXZ]

Welcome to the forum!