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I Love REVOLVERS

40 years ago is older.

Only for trendy Tupperware. Revolvers are a mature , stable technology .

The split for " Modern " S&W is circa 1957 . Some collector minutae during of transitioning of improved heat treatment, and short actions in '55 - '57 , but if the Model Number is stamped in the Frame Window , it's Modern.

The other dividing point is circa 1927 , going for not , to heat treated cylinders.

If anything, the high point years for K Frames are late '70s to early '80s . ( Before MIM and frame mounted firing pins .)
 
Only for trendy Tupperware. Revolvers are a mature , stable technology .

The split for " Modern " S&W is circa 1957 . Some collector minutae during of transitioning of improved heat treatment, and short actions in '55 - '57 , but if the Model Number is stamped in the Frame Window , it's Modern.

The other dividing point is circa 1927 , going for not , to heat treated cylinders.

If anything, the high point years for K Frames are late '70s to early '80s . ( Before MIM and frame mounted firing pins .)
I’ll put my 1921 built K38 M&P that got a trip back to the mothership in ‘57 for refinish up against anything K with a model number…
 
I’ll put my 1921 built K38 M&P that got a trip back to the mothership in ‘57 for refinish up against anything K with a model number…


And I'd 90% agree with you .

Not to nit pick, but the specific " K-38 " ( and the K-22 , and K-32 family) Model Name was introduced in 1947 .

Pre War , the M&P were available with Target Sights as option , so that's plausible also .

Yes, the old Long Actions are better triggers (but slower lock time ) than the subsequent Short Action , and I prefer them . But parts for them have dried up from the major independent parts sellers , so you would possibly be searching for parts donor guns , if you needed parts


The only other potential thing to look out for , is 1921 is non heat treated cylinders. You'll be fine with standard pressure loads , but be sparing with +P .

I'd have to double check SCSW , but iirc , my M&P .32-20 outdated that by a few years .

A few years younger , but my first duty gun was a 1942 Victory ( Not Government issued , probably a DSC gun .)

Have you confirmed or documented your Born On ? If you post or PM your s/n with last couple numbers X'ed out , l can get back with your year of production in a cpl days


Meanwhile- S&W officially approves all K Frame with Model number stamped ,.for use with +P .
 
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