Known by other monikers at different times in its long production, including the. It has been produced nearly continuously from 1899 to today. That revolver is the legendary Smith and Wesson Model 10, progenitor of the iconic and loved K-frame, and ancestor of all its descendants. One that codified both performance and design for over a century to follow. It at least one case a gun has a 5-screw serial and was built as a 4-screw gun.ĭ420,001 – D510,000………Late 1972 – Early 73ĭ510,001 – D659,901………Late 1973 – Early 1974ĭ659.902 – D75000……….For any wheelgun aficionado, especially an admirer of Smith & Wesson’s, there is one revolver that blazed the path for millions of others. It's possible that a large block of serial numbers that appear to be from 1954-55 were not actually used until 1957-58. In one known example a gun with serial S136431 was not shipped until June of 1958. *Note that a number of N frames with serials in the S138000-S140000 range (and the range may be wider either way) are seen that were shipped much later than the serial would suggest should be the case. For the exact date on your gun request the letter from S&W Historian Roy Jinks. The precise shipping date as "lettered" can be several years off depending on model. There is some dispute regarding the dates on some serial numbers and your gun may actually be a year off from what is listed. Please note that this list is a general guide and not meant to be exact.
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