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A Little Game - Name That Gun

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Model 11? Is it Medium or large frame?

 

Well that is obscure, but it was only chambered in .38 S&W (also known as .38/200), never .38 S&W Spl. so that eliminates that. You'll have to ascertain frame size. Don't want to make this easy - not that it would be even if you knew.

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S&W Model 12?

 

Nope - too common.

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I messed that up, meant model 638, because 640 is also .357

 

While I have a 638, and like it very much, it is hardly unusual or out of the ordinary. Nice try though. Good to see a new palyer in the game.

Model 49 Bodyguard

 

 

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S&W 38/44

 

That's an excellent guess - wrong, but excellent. Kind of expresses the philosophy of the right answer though. That is the last clue.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Darn! (I wouldn't mind having one someday.)

An old K-38 Combat Masterpiece?

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model 40 or 42

 

Not a Centennial - pretty common

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An old K-38 Combat Masterpiece?

 

You were closer before

You were closer before

 

So, the N-frame is close(?), but it's not a M20 or an M23? I'm stumped.

Model 10! The most obscure of them all!

 

My honest guess is its some relic of a handgun. Something back in the stone age, like 1970's and before.

.38 Military and Police pre model-10?

Model 39?

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Yeah, it's a relic - Manufactured in November 1997 - no lock, no MIM.

 

@Parker - didn't necessarily mean that it's an N-Frame just that the Outdoorsman embodies the same philosophy.

 

@Ray Ray - we've already ascertained that it's .38 Special in caliber, and eliminated the one .38 Spl semi-auto that S&W makes. It is a wheelgun and one you would like.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

i'm thinking something like a 581/681 but those also shoot 357...

it's got to be a model with a 2 as the first digit. Like a 25 or 27 or something.

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i'm thinking something like a 581/681 but those also shoot 357...

 

I like the way you think, but you're not there yet.

Yeah, it's a relic - Manufactured in November 1997 - no lock, no MIM. hint!

 

@Parker - didn't necessarily mean that it's an N-Frame just that the Outdoorsman embodies the same philosophy.

 

@Ray Ray - we've already ascertained that it's .38 Special in caliber, and eliminated the one .38 Spl semi-auto that S&W makes. It is a wheelgun and one you would like.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

 

S&W 649? Or have I really strayed from the mark?

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S&W 649? Or have I really strayed from the mark?

 

Ah, yes - clear into another county

Wait wait wait, I know, I know

 

It's a hipoint 9mm cause 9 is the same diameter as 38 and somebody named smith smeared wesson oil on the pistol so you get to call it smith's with wesson.

 

K?

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Pre-war Outdoorsman

 

Already submitted by Parker - see response there

 

Wait wait wait, I know, I know

 

It's a hipoint 9mm cause 9 is the same diameter as 38 and somebody named smith smeared wesson oil on the pistol so you get to call it smith's with wesson.

 

K?

 

Very creative, but very wrong. Sorry.

 

Model 36 or 37 aluminum

 

OK folks - NOT a J-frame

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