Smith & Wesson’s Victory Revolver in .38 S&W

Smith & Wesson’s Victory Revolver in .38 S&W
Striving For Victory
Why “Victory” model? Really? You have to ask? There was a war on. Well, that, and S&W had hit the million-number-mark in serial numbers early in the war, and they had to do something. So, they added a “V” as a prefix and started over, with the Smith & Wesson Victory Model revolvers all being parkerized with smooth wooden grips. The serial number is on the bottom of the frame, with the V sometimes on one side of the lanyard loop, and the serial number on the other side. The U.S.-purchased ones will have “US Government Property” roll-marked on the topstrap, along with the flaming bomb ordnance mark and the inspector’s initials.The serial numbers on the frame, barrel and cylinder all match, as they should, on any prewar or wartime revolver, also known as the “five-screw” model—so-called because there are four screws holding the sideplate on and another on the front of the frame to tension the cylinder lock bolt spring.

– Kaliiperi .38 S & W
– TT 2
– Käytetty revolveri
– Paino 870 gr.
– 6 patruunan rulla
– kaksitoiminen laukaisu
– pähkinäpuukahvat
– hukkausnarun lenkki
– ”V” leimattu Victory malli
– hieno ase keräilykokoelmiin!!!

S&W Victory Model Specs:
Action: Double-Action
Caliber: .38 S&W
Capacity: 6 rounds
Barrel: 5 inches
Length: 9.75 inches
Weight: 26 ounces
Trigger: 5 pounds, 2 ounces SA; 12 pounds DA
Finish: Parkerized