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[LDB]

The M13 is a great gun. I have my dad's, a 4" square butt. It's my prize possession and the one gun I will never sell.

 

[rcurtner]

The M13 is a great gun. I have my dad's, a 4" square butt. It's my prize possession and the one gun I will never sell.
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This one brings back memories had one many moons ago had it milled for S&W adjustable sights.

 

[Model 457]

As posted many, many times before, just got my Model 457 on my side. Unless I'm in the shower or sleeping, the trusty ol' Model 457 is hanging on my belt.....

 

[Model 457]

The M13 is a great gun. I have my dad's, a 4" square butt. It's my prize possession and the one gun I will never sell.
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I don't have a vast knowledge base of S&W revolvers so please forgive the ignorance of my question. Is that a "K" frame? I have a very similar looking revolver from my dad (God rest his soul) and I've been trying to find information about it. It was his Navy sidearm and is imprinted "Property of US Navy". I know it is a .38 but I know nothing else about it. It looks very similar to your picture.

 

[rcurtner]

I don't have a vast knowledge base of S&W revolvers so please forgive the ignorance of my question. Is that a "K" frame? I have a very similar looking revolver from my dad (God rest his soul) and I've been trying to find information about it. It was his Navy sidearm and is imprinted "Property of US Navy". I know it is a .38 but I know nothing else about it. It looks very similar to your picture.

Post a photo.

 

[Retired Bum]

If it is a 6 banger it's probably a K frame. If you post the serial number, and the information from the crane recess, I can get you a shipping year

 

[Retired Bum]

If you post pictures, get the cylinder open, the heel or bottom of the grip frame, both sides of barrel, etc

 

[LDB]

I don't have a vast knowledge base of S&W revolvers so please forgive the ignorance of my question. Is that a "K" frame? I have a very similar looking revolver from my dad (God rest his soul) and I've been trying to find information about it. It was his Navy sidearm and is imprinted "Property of US Navy". I know it is a .38 but I know nothing else about it. It looks very similar to your picture.

Yes, this is the K frame size. Yours almost guaranteed is also. When you swing the cylinder out do you find any numbers stamped inside? That can give good information. When did he serve? My favorite uncle was a Navy radio operator in WWII.