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Thanks Wow, 1948! I had no idea it was that old. It has wear on the sides from a holster but is in pretty decent shape. The 617 looks like new, but then it's stainless. Thanks! Terry

I have 2 S&W revolvers, a 617 and a K22, that I am trying to get dates of manufacture. The S/N of the 617 is CBB64xx and the S/n of the K22 is K336xx. Thanks!

My Colt Officer's Model Match Thanks for your help. FWIW I did a bit of reading from previous posts and found that the OMM and trooper are very similar and both share the same size frame. The serial number of my gun is shared with the numbers for the Trooper as well. I think that this dates my...

My wife and I purchased a nice used Colt a few weeks ago at the local money pit/gun store. While there, she noticed a couple of Cimarron revolvers, a stainless single action in .38 special and a blue one in .45LC. In fact, these guns were in the same display as the used SA Colts. Not only did...

Thanks for the info. I looked up the serial numbers in the website that was provided, The Colt Frontier Scout showed to be made in 1959. I think the Officer's Model Match was from 1968, however, the series of serial numbers that my Colt's serial number is a member seems to be for the Official...

Greetings all, I just acquired 2 Colt revolvers this afternoon and could use a little help in dating them. One of the guns is a Colt Frontier Scout Buntline in 22LR. The serial number is 98649F. The other revolver is a Colt Officer's Model Match in .38 special. Its serial number is...

Sometimes I wonder why the obvious answer insn't obvious to me. :banghead: Thanks! Terry

I would " dry fire the be-jesus out of it" but the manual that accompanied the gun says not to dry fire the gun or the firing ping may be damaged. Terry

Hi all, Recently my wife and I purchased a pair of Smith&Wesson revolvers, a 617 for me and a 317 for her. My wife loves the air light 317 except for one thing, the hammer seems to require more effort to pull back than my 617, my Taurus 94 or my Rugers. Does anyone know if this issue will...

I own a Ruger GP100 and a Supre Redhawk, both stainless. In twenty years of ownership I believe that these 2 guns are as reliable, fun and just plane gorgeous as anything out there. I'm a little biased perhaps, I own 5 Rugers. Terry, Albuquerque, NM