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How to Identify/Date a S&W

DGWiniger said:
Beautiful. Thanks so much.

crazy site. Found a bunch of screws but not the one I think I need but again…feeling a bit blind in this search.
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Ok. This is the screw I need! It’s the one that makes it a 5 screw !!!

The pic looks just like my gun.

Where now can I get this screw please!
 

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DGWiniger said:
Ok. This is the screw I need! It’s the one that makes it a 5 screw !!!

The pic looks just like my gun.

Where now can I get this screw please!
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Numrich does not show any. But you might also try Jack First.

Home - Jack First Inc.

Jack First Inc: Gunsmithing Excellence Since 1954. 13500+ parts, 70+ years of expertise, gun parts manufacturer, American-made quality."
jackfirstinc.com jackfirstinc.com

I'll also ask on the Smith-Wesson Forum for you.
 
I have a 22 revolver that is an 8shot 22 long and there's 4 numbers on the barrel and the cylinder 3568 I'm trying figure out how old it is and the make and maker
 
Normally the manufacturers name is on the firearms somewhere.

Can you post a picture/pictures, especially showing any markings?

What you have given doesn't allow us to make more than a SWAG (Scientific Wild A$$ Guess).
 
Similar request for date of mfg. .44 special CTG... serial #23768.... no model number anywhere.... could this be a 1925 vintage? Thanks in advance!
 

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