S&W Model 60 or 36?

[Dobbinsky]

This is the only photo I have. I'm assuming this is stainless Model 60, not a Nickel Model 36. It's for sale at an auction without any other photos. Not very professional. The other side may be damaged, who knows? The auction ends tonight.
Can anyone tell which model it it?

 

[HayesGreener]

Looks like a model 60 to me but the seller should verify. If not I would pass.

 

[Dobbinsky]

Looks like a model 60 to me but the seller should verify. If not I would pass.

To me, the finish doesn't look shiny enough for nickel. I've tried for two days by phone and email. No luck.

 

[mikep]

This is the only photo I have. I'm assuming this is stainless Model 60, not a Nickel Model 36. It's for sale at an auction without any other photos. Not very professional. The other side may be damaged, who knows? The auction ends tonight.
Can anyone tell which model it it?View attachment 105821

Hard pass without more pics or confirmation from seller.

 

[TurboDog910]

Tried for two days?
They can’t answer questions before the sale imagine how bad it will be once they have your money.
Nope , move on.

 

[ECS686]

It’s a pinned barrel which means pre 1980 so if it is a model 60 it’s 38 Special only. The Model 60 was not available in 357 mag until the mid 1990’s

 

[Dobbinsky]

Someone bought it for $400 last night. No way, with one photo, and online only. You can't preview their items in person.

 

[Winchester67]

Late to the party since it has already sold, but for future reference this was a stainless steel Model 60. A nickeled 36 would have a case hardened trigger and hammer such as seen in the picture below. My BBQ gun, also suitable for weddings and funerals. That man in back asking how to tell the difference between a wedding and a funeral will be dealt with later.