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SMITH & WESSON 14-2 .38 SPL for sale
SMITH & WESSON 14-2 .38 SPL for sale
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Guns International #: 103330265
Seller's Inventory #: 584200
Category - Smith & Wesson Revolvers - Model 14
- .38 Special Revolvers
SMITH & WESSON 14-2 .38 SPL
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 584200
Vintage 1967 Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece .38 Special Revolver – Serial K754326
Step into the golden age of target shooting with this exceptional Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece, a revolver synonymous with precision and elegance since its debut as the K-38 in 1947 and renumbering in 1957. Manufactured in 1967 at the tail end of the -2 series, this piece with serial number K754326 embodies the refinements that made it a benchmark for accuracy, including an improved cylinder stop for flawless timing. Designed for bullseye competitors and discerning shooters, the Model 14 combined the lightweight K-frame with the versatile .38 Special cartridge, delivering tight groups and manageable recoil that dominated ranges and matches throughout the 1950s and 1960s.
The photos highlight its timeless design: a 6-inch barrel with a glare-reducing top rib, crowned muzzle, and crisp markings that read \"SMITH & WESSON\" and \"38 S.&W. SPECIAL CTG.\" The deep blued finish retains its luster with only some wear, complementing the checkered walnut Magna grips adorned with silver S&W medallions for a secure, classic hold. The adjustable target sights—micrometer rear and ramp front—remain sharp, while the six-shot fluted cylinder and smooth action underscore its mechanical excellence. As a pre-1968 firearm, this Model 14-2 holds special appeal for collectors, representing an era of hand-fitted quality before regulatory changes and production shifts. Its legacy in competitive shooting, where it helped define standards for accuracy, makes it a coveted addition to any collection of American target revolvers. Whether for display, competition, or historical appreciation, this 1967 example stands as a testament to S&W‚s mastery. Serious inquiries welcome for additional details or viewings.
Model and Caliber: Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece, chambered in .38 Special; six-shot capacity visible in the open-cylinder photos, optimized for target shooting with its precise engineering and mild recoil.
Manufacture Year and Serial Number: Produced in 1967, as determined by the serial number K754326 stamped on the butt of the frame, falling within the K715,997 to K779,162 range for that year; this positions it at the end of the Model 14-2 production, known for refinements like the updated cylinder stop.
Barrel Details: 6-inch barrel with a full-length top rib for reduced glare and better sight picture, as shown in side-profile photos; the muzzle is cleanly crowned with no damage; markings include \"SMITH & WESSON\" on the left side and \"38 S.&W. SPECIAL CTG.\" on the right, etched clearly without significant wear.
Finish and Overall Condition: Original blued steel finish with subtle blue hues under light, exhibiting some handling marks and visible turn lines on the cylinder from firing, but no major scratches, pitting, or rust; photos from multiple angles confirm good overall preservation, with a bright bore and intact rifling in the muzzle close-up.
Grips: Checkered walnut Magna-style grips with a diamond pattern around the screw escutcheon for enhanced control, as detailed in grip-focused images; each panel features a silver S&W medallion, and the wood has a reddish-brown tone with visible grain, securing firmly to the square-butt frame without looseness.
Sights: Adjustable micrometer rear sight with a square notch and precise click adjustments for windage and elevation, paired with a serrated ramp front sight; close-ups reveal them in excellent condition, free of damage or misalignment, contributing to the model‚s legendary target accuracy.
Cylinder and Mechanism: Fluted six-chamber cylinder with clean, unmarred chambers and a smooth ratchet, evident in the swung-out photos; the yoke and crane show no excessive play; the hammer features a wide checkered spur for easy single-action cocking, and the trigger is smooth and curved for comfortable double-action operation.
Frame and Markings: K-frame construction with the classic S&W side plate bearing the company trademark; additional markings include \"MADE IN U.S.A.\" and \"MARCAS REGISTRADAS\" near the trigger guard, all sharp and legible; consistent with 1967 production, it lacks later features like pinned barrels.
Historical and Collectible Significance: As a 1967 Model 14-2, this revolver captures the essence of S&W‚s mid-century target models, renowned for their role in competitive shooting and training; highly collectible due to its association with bullseye champions and limited production of the -2 variant; enthusiasts value these for their superior craftsmanship before modern manufacturing shifts, with rising demand for unmodified examples from the 1960s.
All Used Firearm‚s should be inspected by a Gunsmith before firing.
Manufacturer: SMITH & WESSON
Model: 14-2
Caliber Info: .38 SPL
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 6" BARREL
Action: REVOLVER
Finish: blued
Price: $699.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 584200
Vintage 1967 Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece .38 Special Revolver – Serial K754326
Step into the golden age of target shooting with this exceptional Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece, a revolver synonymous with precision and elegance since its debut as the K-38 in 1947 and renumbering in 1957. Manufactured in 1967 at the tail end of the -2 series, this piece with serial number K754326 embodies the refinements that made it a benchmark for accuracy, including an improved cylinder stop for flawless timing. Designed for bullseye competitors and discerning shooters, the Model 14 combined the lightweight K-frame with the versatile .38 Special cartridge, delivering tight groups and manageable recoil that dominated ranges and matches throughout the 1950s and 1960s.
The photos highlight its timeless design: a 6-inch barrel with a glare-reducing top rib, crowned muzzle, and crisp markings that read \"SMITH & WESSON\" and \"38 S.&W. SPECIAL CTG.\" The deep blued finish retains its luster with only some wear, complementing the checkered walnut Magna grips adorned with silver S&W medallions for a secure, classic hold. The adjustable target sights—micrometer rear and ramp front—remain sharp, while the six-shot fluted cylinder and smooth action underscore its mechanical excellence. As a pre-1968 firearm, this Model 14-2 holds special appeal for collectors, representing an era of hand-fitted quality before regulatory changes and production shifts. Its legacy in competitive shooting, where it helped define standards for accuracy, makes it a coveted addition to any collection of American target revolvers. Whether for display, competition, or historical appreciation, this 1967 example stands as a testament to S&W‚s mastery. Serious inquiries welcome for additional details or viewings.
Model and Caliber: Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece, chambered in .38 Special; six-shot capacity visible in the open-cylinder photos, optimized for target shooting with its precise engineering and mild recoil.
Manufacture Year and Serial Number: Produced in 1967, as determined by the serial number K754326 stamped on the butt of the frame, falling within the K715,997 to K779,162 range for that year; this positions it at the end of the Model 14-2 production, known for refinements like the updated cylinder stop.
Barrel Details: 6-inch barrel with a full-length top rib for reduced glare and better sight picture, as shown in side-profile photos; the muzzle is cleanly crowned with no damage; markings include \"SMITH & WESSON\" on the left side and \"38 S.&W. SPECIAL CTG.\" on the right, etched clearly without significant wear.
Finish and Overall Condition: Original blued steel finish with subtle blue hues under light, exhibiting some handling marks and visible turn lines on the cylinder from firing, but no major scratches, pitting, or rust; photos from multiple angles confirm good overall preservation, with a bright bore and intact rifling in the muzzle close-up.
Grips: Checkered walnut Magna-style grips with a diamond pattern around the screw escutcheon for enhanced control, as detailed in grip-focused images; each panel features a silver S&W medallion, and the wood has a reddish-brown tone with visible grain, securing firmly to the square-butt frame without looseness.
Sights: Adjustable micrometer rear sight with a square notch and precise click adjustments for windage and elevation, paired with a serrated ramp front sight; close-ups reveal them in excellent condition, free of damage or misalignment, contributing to the model‚s legendary target accuracy.
Cylinder and Mechanism: Fluted six-chamber cylinder with clean, unmarred chambers and a smooth ratchet, evident in the swung-out photos; the yoke and crane show no excessive play; the hammer features a wide checkered spur for easy single-action cocking, and the trigger is smooth and curved for comfortable double-action operation.
Frame and Markings: K-frame construction with the classic S&W side plate bearing the company trademark; additional markings include \"MADE IN U.S.A.\" and \"MARCAS REGISTRADAS\" near the trigger guard, all sharp and legible; consistent with 1967 production, it lacks later features like pinned barrels.
Historical and Collectible Significance: As a 1967 Model 14-2, this revolver captures the essence of S&W‚s mid-century target models, renowned for their role in competitive shooting and training; highly collectible due to its association with bullseye champions and limited production of the -2 variant; enthusiasts value these for their superior craftsmanship before modern manufacturing shifts, with rising demand for unmodified examples from the 1960s.
All Used Firearm‚s should be inspected by a Gunsmith before firing.
Manufacturer: SMITH & WESSON
Model: 14-2
Caliber Info: .38 SPL
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 6" BARREL
Action: REVOLVER
Finish: blued
Price: $699.99
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Guns International #: 103330265
Category - Smith & Wesson Revolvers - Model 14
- .38 Special Revolvers
SMITH & WESSON 14-2 .38 SPL
Description: Guns Listing ID: 584200 Vintage 1967 Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece .38 Special Revolver – Serial K754326 Step into the golden age of target shooting with this exceptional Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece, a revolver synonymous with precision and elegance since its debut as the K-38 in 1947 and renumbering in 1957. Manufactured in 1967 at the tail end of the -2 series, this piece with serial number K754326 embodies the refinements that made it a benchmark for accuracy, including an improved cylinder stop for flawless timing. Designed for bullseye competitors and discerning shooters, the Model 14 combined the lightweight K-frame with the versatile .38 Special cartridge, delivering tight groups and manageable recoil that dominated ranges and matches throughout the 1950s and 1960s. The photos highlight its timeless design: a 6-inch barrel with a glare-reducing top rib, crowned muzzle, and crisp markings that read \"SMITH & WESSON\" and \"38 S.&W. SPECIAL CTG.\" The deep blued finish retains its luster with only some wear, complementing the checkered walnut Magna grips adorned with silver S&W medallions for a secure, classic hold. The adjustable target sights—micrometer rear and ramp front—remain sharp, while the six-shot fluted cylinder and smooth action underscore its mechanical excellence. As a pre-1968 firearm, this Model 14-2 holds special appeal for collectors, representing an era of hand-fitted quality before regulatory changes and production shifts. Its legacy in competitive shooting, where it helped define standards for accuracy, makes it a coveted addition to any collection of American target revolvers. Whether for display, competition, or historical appreciation, this 1967 example stands as a testament to S&W‚s mastery. Serious inquiries welcome for additional details or viewings. Model and Caliber: Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece, chambered in .38 Special; six-shot capacity visible in the open-cylinder photos, optimized for target shooting with its precise engineering and mild recoil. Manufacture Year and Serial Number: Produced in 1967, as determined by the serial number K754326 stamped on the butt of the frame, falling within the K715,997 to K779,162 range for that year; this positions it at the end of the Model 14-2 production, known for refinements like the updated cylinder stop. Barrel Details: 6-inch barrel with a full-length top rib for reduced glare and better sight picture, as shown in side-profile photos; the muzzle is cleanly crowned with no damage; markings include \"SMITH & WESSON\" on the left side and \"38 S.&W. SPECIAL CTG.\" on the right, etched clearly without significant wear. Finish and Overall Condition: Original blued steel finish with subtle blue hues under light, exhibiting some handling marks and visible turn lines on the cylinder from firing, but no major scratches, pitting, or rust; photos from multiple angles confirm good overall preservation, with a bright bore and intact rifling in the muzzle close-up. Grips: Checkered walnut Magna-style grips with a diamond pattern around the screw escutcheon for enhanced control, as detailed in grip-focused images; each panel features a silver S&W medallion, and the wood has a reddish-brown tone with visible grain, securing firmly to the square-butt frame without looseness. Sights: Adjustable micrometer rear sight with a square notch and precise click adjustments for windage and elevation, paired with a serrated ramp front sight; close-ups reveal them in excellent condition, free of damage or misalignment, contributing to the model‚s legendary target accuracy. Cylinder and Mechanism: Fluted six-chamber cylinder with clean, unmarred chambers and a smooth ratchet, evident in the swung-out photos; the yoke and crane show no excessive play; the hammer features a wide checkered spur for easy single-action cocking, and the trigger is smooth and curved for comfortable double-action operation. Frame and Markings: K-frame construction with the classic S&W side plate bearing the company trademark; additional markings include \"MADE IN U.S.A.\" and \"MARCAS REGISTRADAS\" near the trigger guard, all sharp and legible; consistent with 1967 production, it lacks later features like pinned barrels. Historical and Collectible Significance: As a 1967 Model 14-2, this revolver captures the essence of S&W‚s mid-century target models, renowned for their role in competitive shooting and training; highly collectible due to its association with bullseye champions and limited production of the -2 variant; enthusiasts value these for their superior craftsmanship before modern manufacturing shifts, with rising demand for unmodified examples from the 1960s. All Used Firearm‚s should be inspected by a Gunsmith before firing. Manufacturer: SMITH & WESSON Model: 14-2 Caliber Info: .38 SPL Condition: Used - Non-Certified Barrels: 6" BARREL Action: REVOLVER Finish: blued Price: $699.99 Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 103330265
Seller's Inventory #: 584200
Category - Smith & Wesson Revolvers - Model 14
- .38 Special Revolvers
SMITH & WESSON 14-2 .38 SPL
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 584200
Vintage 1967 Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece .38 Special Revolver – Serial K754326
Step into the golden age of target shooting with this exceptional Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece, a revolver synonymous with precision and elegance since its debut as the K-38 in 1947 and renumbering in 1957. Manufactured in 1967 at the tail end of the -2 series, this piece with serial number K754326 embodies the refinements that made it a benchmark for accuracy, including an improved cylinder stop for flawless timing. Designed for bullseye competitors and discerning shooters, the Model 14 combined the lightweight K-frame with the versatile .38 Special cartridge, delivering tight groups and manageable recoil that dominated ranges and matches throughout the 1950s and 1960s.
The photos highlight its timeless design: a 6-inch barrel with a glare-reducing top rib, crowned muzzle, and crisp markings that read \"SMITH & WESSON\" and \"38 S.&W. SPECIAL CTG.\" The deep blued finish retains its luster with only some wear, complementing the checkered walnut Magna grips adorned with silver S&W medallions for a secure, classic hold. The adjustable target sights—micrometer rear and ramp front—remain sharp, while the six-shot fluted cylinder and smooth action underscore its mechanical excellence. As a pre-1968 firearm, this Model 14-2 holds special appeal for collectors, representing an era of hand-fitted quality before regulatory changes and production shifts. Its legacy in competitive shooting, where it helped define standards for accuracy, makes it a coveted addition to any collection of American target revolvers. Whether for display, competition, or historical appreciation, this 1967 example stands as a testament to S&W‚s mastery. Serious inquiries welcome for additional details or viewings.
Model and Caliber: Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece, chambered in .38 Special; six-shot capacity visible in the open-cylinder photos, optimized for target shooting with its precise engineering and mild recoil.
Manufacture Year and Serial Number: Produced in 1967, as determined by the serial number K754326 stamped on the butt of the frame, falling within the K715,997 to K779,162 range for that year; this positions it at the end of the Model 14-2 production, known for refinements like the updated cylinder stop.
Barrel Details: 6-inch barrel with a full-length top rib for reduced glare and better sight picture, as shown in side-profile photos; the muzzle is cleanly crowned with no damage; markings include \"SMITH & WESSON\" on the left side and \"38 S.&W. SPECIAL CTG.\" on the right, etched clearly without significant wear.
Finish and Overall Condition: Original blued steel finish with subtle blue hues under light, exhibiting some handling marks and visible turn lines on the cylinder from firing, but no major scratches, pitting, or rust; photos from multiple angles confirm good overall preservation, with a bright bore and intact rifling in the muzzle close-up.
Grips: Checkered walnut Magna-style grips with a diamond pattern around the screw escutcheon for enhanced control, as detailed in grip-focused images; each panel features a silver S&W medallion, and the wood has a reddish-brown tone with visible grain, securing firmly to the square-butt frame without looseness.
Sights: Adjustable micrometer rear sight with a square notch and precise click adjustments for windage and elevation, paired with a serrated ramp front sight; close-ups reveal them in excellent condition, free of damage or misalignment, contributing to the model‚s legendary target accuracy.
Cylinder and Mechanism: Fluted six-chamber cylinder with clean, unmarred chambers and a smooth ratchet, evident in the swung-out photos; the yoke and crane show no excessive play; the hammer features a wide checkered spur for easy single-action cocking, and the trigger is smooth and curved for comfortable double-action operation.
Frame and Markings: K-frame construction with the classic S&W side plate bearing the company trademark; additional markings include \"MADE IN U.S.A.\" and \"MARCAS REGISTRADAS\" near the trigger guard, all sharp and legible; consistent with 1967 production, it lacks later features like pinned barrels.
Historical and Collectible Significance: As a 1967 Model 14-2, this revolver captures the essence of S&W‚s mid-century target models, renowned for their role in competitive shooting and training; highly collectible due to its association with bullseye champions and limited production of the -2 variant; enthusiasts value these for their superior craftsmanship before modern manufacturing shifts, with rising demand for unmodified examples from the 1960s.
All Used Firearm‚s should be inspected by a Gunsmith before firing.
Manufacturer: SMITH & WESSON
Model: 14-2
Caliber Info: .38 SPL
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 6" BARREL
Action: REVOLVER
Finish: blued
Price: $699.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 584200
Vintage 1967 Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece .38 Special Revolver – Serial K754326
Step into the golden age of target shooting with this exceptional Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece, a revolver synonymous with precision and elegance since its debut as the K-38 in 1947 and renumbering in 1957. Manufactured in 1967 at the tail end of the -2 series, this piece with serial number K754326 embodies the refinements that made it a benchmark for accuracy, including an improved cylinder stop for flawless timing. Designed for bullseye competitors and discerning shooters, the Model 14 combined the lightweight K-frame with the versatile .38 Special cartridge, delivering tight groups and manageable recoil that dominated ranges and matches throughout the 1950s and 1960s.
The photos highlight its timeless design: a 6-inch barrel with a glare-reducing top rib, crowned muzzle, and crisp markings that read \"SMITH & WESSON\" and \"38 S.&W. SPECIAL CTG.\" The deep blued finish retains its luster with only some wear, complementing the checkered walnut Magna grips adorned with silver S&W medallions for a secure, classic hold. The adjustable target sights—micrometer rear and ramp front—remain sharp, while the six-shot fluted cylinder and smooth action underscore its mechanical excellence. As a pre-1968 firearm, this Model 14-2 holds special appeal for collectors, representing an era of hand-fitted quality before regulatory changes and production shifts. Its legacy in competitive shooting, where it helped define standards for accuracy, makes it a coveted addition to any collection of American target revolvers. Whether for display, competition, or historical appreciation, this 1967 example stands as a testament to S&W‚s mastery. Serious inquiries welcome for additional details or viewings.
Model and Caliber: Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece, chambered in .38 Special; six-shot capacity visible in the open-cylinder photos, optimized for target shooting with its precise engineering and mild recoil.
Manufacture Year and Serial Number: Produced in 1967, as determined by the serial number K754326 stamped on the butt of the frame, falling within the K715,997 to K779,162 range for that year; this positions it at the end of the Model 14-2 production, known for refinements like the updated cylinder stop.
Barrel Details: 6-inch barrel with a full-length top rib for reduced glare and better sight picture, as shown in side-profile photos; the muzzle is cleanly crowned with no damage; markings include \"SMITH & WESSON\" on the left side and \"38 S.&W. SPECIAL CTG.\" on the right, etched clearly without significant wear.
Finish and Overall Condition: Original blued steel finish with subtle blue hues under light, exhibiting some handling marks and visible turn lines on the cylinder from firing, but no major scratches, pitting, or rust; photos from multiple angles confirm good overall preservation, with a bright bore and intact rifling in the muzzle close-up.
Grips: Checkered walnut Magna-style grips with a diamond pattern around the screw escutcheon for enhanced control, as detailed in grip-focused images; each panel features a silver S&W medallion, and the wood has a reddish-brown tone with visible grain, securing firmly to the square-butt frame without looseness.
Sights: Adjustable micrometer rear sight with a square notch and precise click adjustments for windage and elevation, paired with a serrated ramp front sight; close-ups reveal them in excellent condition, free of damage or misalignment, contributing to the model‚s legendary target accuracy.
Cylinder and Mechanism: Fluted six-chamber cylinder with clean, unmarred chambers and a smooth ratchet, evident in the swung-out photos; the yoke and crane show no excessive play; the hammer features a wide checkered spur for easy single-action cocking, and the trigger is smooth and curved for comfortable double-action operation.
Frame and Markings: K-frame construction with the classic S&W side plate bearing the company trademark; additional markings include \"MADE IN U.S.A.\" and \"MARCAS REGISTRADAS\" near the trigger guard, all sharp and legible; consistent with 1967 production, it lacks later features like pinned barrels.
Historical and Collectible Significance: As a 1967 Model 14-2, this revolver captures the essence of S&W‚s mid-century target models, renowned for their role in competitive shooting and training; highly collectible due to its association with bullseye champions and limited production of the -2 variant; enthusiasts value these for their superior craftsmanship before modern manufacturing shifts, with rising demand for unmodified examples from the 1960s.
All Used Firearm‚s should be inspected by a Gunsmith before firing.
Manufacturer: SMITH & WESSON
Model: 14-2
Caliber Info: .38 SPL
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 6" BARREL
Action: REVOLVER
Finish: blued
Price: $699.99
Guns International #: 103330265
Seller's Inventory #: 584200
Guns International #: 103330265
Seller's Inventory #: 584200
Category - Smith & Wesson Revolvers - Model 14
- .38 Special Revolvers
SMITH & WESSON 14-2 .38 SPL
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 584200
Vintage 1967 Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece .38 Special Revolver – Serial K754326
Step into the golden age of target shooting with this exceptional Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece, a revolver synonymous with precision and elegance since its debut as the K-38 in 1947 and renumbering in 1957. Manufactured in 1967 at the tail end of the -2 series, this piece with serial number K754326 embodies the refinements that made it a benchmark for accuracy, including an improved cylinder stop for flawless timing. Designed for bullseye competitors and discerning shooters, the Model 14 combined the lightweight K-frame with the versatile .38 Special cartridge, delivering tight groups and manageable recoil that dominated ranges and matches throughout the 1950s and 1960s.
The photos highlight its timeless design: a 6-inch barrel with a glare-reducing top rib, crowned muzzle, and crisp markings that read \"SMITH & WESSON\" and \"38 S.&W. SPECIAL CTG.\" The deep blued finish retains its luster with only some wear, complementing the checkered walnut Magna grips adorned with silver S&W medallions for a secure, classic hold. The adjustable target sights—micrometer rear and ramp front—remain sharp, while the six-shot fluted cylinder and smooth action underscore its mechanical excellence. As a pre-1968 firearm, this Model 14-2 holds special appeal for collectors, representing an era of hand-fitted quality before regulatory changes and production shifts. Its legacy in competitive shooting, where it helped define standards for accuracy, makes it a coveted addition to any collection of American target revolvers. Whether for display, competition, or historical appreciation, this 1967 example stands as a testament to S&W‚s mastery. Serious inquiries welcome for additional details or viewings.
Model and Caliber: Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece, chambered in .38 Special; six-shot capacity visible in the open-cylinder photos, optimized for target shooting with its precise engineering and mild recoil.
Manufacture Year and Serial Number: Produced in 1967, as determined by the serial number K754326 stamped on the butt of the frame, falling within the K715,997 to K779,162 range for that year; this positions it at the end of the Model 14-2 production, known for refinements like the updated cylinder stop.
Barrel Details: 6-inch barrel with a full-length top rib for reduced glare and better sight picture, as shown in side-profile photos; the muzzle is cleanly crowned with no damage; markings include \"SMITH & WESSON\" on the left side and \"38 S.&W. SPECIAL CTG.\" on the right, etched clearly without significant wear.
Finish and Overall Condition: Original blued steel finish with subtle blue hues under light, exhibiting some handling marks and visible turn lines on the cylinder from firing, but no major scratches, pitting, or rust; photos from multiple angles confirm good overall preservation, with a bright bore and intact rifling in the muzzle close-up.
Grips: Checkered walnut Magna-style grips with a diamond pattern around the screw escutcheon for enhanced control, as detailed in grip-focused images; each panel features a silver S&W medallion, and the wood has a reddish-brown tone with visible grain, securing firmly to the square-butt frame without looseness.
Sights: Adjustable micrometer rear sight with a square notch and precise click adjustments for windage and elevation, paired with a serrated ramp front sight; close-ups reveal them in excellent condition, free of damage or misalignment, contributing to the model‚s legendary target accuracy.
Cylinder and Mechanism: Fluted six-chamber cylinder with clean, unmarred chambers and a smooth ratchet, evident in the swung-out photos; the yoke and crane show no excessive play; the hammer features a wide checkered spur for easy single-action cocking, and the trigger is smooth and curved for comfortable double-action operation.
Frame and Markings: K-frame construction with the classic S&W side plate bearing the company trademark; additional markings include \"MADE IN U.S.A.\" and \"MARCAS REGISTRADAS\" near the trigger guard, all sharp and legible; consistent with 1967 production, it lacks later features like pinned barrels.
Historical and Collectible Significance: As a 1967 Model 14-2, this revolver captures the essence of S&W‚s mid-century target models, renowned for their role in competitive shooting and training; highly collectible due to its association with bullseye champions and limited production of the -2 variant; enthusiasts value these for their superior craftsmanship before modern manufacturing shifts, with rising demand for unmodified examples from the 1960s.
All Used Firearm‚s should be inspected by a Gunsmith before firing.
Manufacturer: SMITH & WESSON
Model: 14-2
Caliber Info: .38 SPL
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 6" BARREL
Action: REVOLVER
Finish: blued
Price: $699.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 584200
Vintage 1967 Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece .38 Special Revolver – Serial K754326
Step into the golden age of target shooting with this exceptional Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece, a revolver synonymous with precision and elegance since its debut as the K-38 in 1947 and renumbering in 1957. Manufactured in 1967 at the tail end of the -2 series, this piece with serial number K754326 embodies the refinements that made it a benchmark for accuracy, including an improved cylinder stop for flawless timing. Designed for bullseye competitors and discerning shooters, the Model 14 combined the lightweight K-frame with the versatile .38 Special cartridge, delivering tight groups and manageable recoil that dominated ranges and matches throughout the 1950s and 1960s.
The photos highlight its timeless design: a 6-inch barrel with a glare-reducing top rib, crowned muzzle, and crisp markings that read \"SMITH & WESSON\" and \"38 S.&W. SPECIAL CTG.\" The deep blued finish retains its luster with only some wear, complementing the checkered walnut Magna grips adorned with silver S&W medallions for a secure, classic hold. The adjustable target sights—micrometer rear and ramp front—remain sharp, while the six-shot fluted cylinder and smooth action underscore its mechanical excellence. As a pre-1968 firearm, this Model 14-2 holds special appeal for collectors, representing an era of hand-fitted quality before regulatory changes and production shifts. Its legacy in competitive shooting, where it helped define standards for accuracy, makes it a coveted addition to any collection of American target revolvers. Whether for display, competition, or historical appreciation, this 1967 example stands as a testament to S&W‚s mastery. Serious inquiries welcome for additional details or viewings.
Model and Caliber: Smith & Wesson Model 14-2 K-38 Target Masterpiece, chambered in .38 Special; six-shot capacity visible in the open-cylinder photos, optimized for target shooting with its precise engineering and mild recoil.
Manufacture Year and Serial Number: Produced in 1967, as determined by the serial number K754326 stamped on the butt of the frame, falling within the K715,997 to K779,162 range for that year; this positions it at the end of the Model 14-2 production, known for refinements like the updated cylinder stop.
Barrel Details: 6-inch barrel with a full-length top rib for reduced glare and better sight picture, as shown in side-profile photos; the muzzle is cleanly crowned with no damage; markings include \"SMITH & WESSON\" on the left side and \"38 S.&W. SPECIAL CTG.\" on the right, etched clearly without significant wear.
Finish and Overall Condition: Original blued steel finish with subtle blue hues under light, exhibiting some handling marks and visible turn lines on the cylinder from firing, but no major scratches, pitting, or rust; photos from multiple angles confirm good overall preservation, with a bright bore and intact rifling in the muzzle close-up.
Grips: Checkered walnut Magna-style grips with a diamond pattern around the screw escutcheon for enhanced control, as detailed in grip-focused images; each panel features a silver S&W medallion, and the wood has a reddish-brown tone with visible grain, securing firmly to the square-butt frame without looseness.
Sights: Adjustable micrometer rear sight with a square notch and precise click adjustments for windage and elevation, paired with a serrated ramp front sight; close-ups reveal them in excellent condition, free of damage or misalignment, contributing to the model‚s legendary target accuracy.
Cylinder and Mechanism: Fluted six-chamber cylinder with clean, unmarred chambers and a smooth ratchet, evident in the swung-out photos; the yoke and crane show no excessive play; the hammer features a wide checkered spur for easy single-action cocking, and the trigger is smooth and curved for comfortable double-action operation.
Frame and Markings: K-frame construction with the classic S&W side plate bearing the company trademark; additional markings include \"MADE IN U.S.A.\" and \"MARCAS REGISTRADAS\" near the trigger guard, all sharp and legible; consistent with 1967 production, it lacks later features like pinned barrels.
Historical and Collectible Significance: As a 1967 Model 14-2, this revolver captures the essence of S&W‚s mid-century target models, renowned for their role in competitive shooting and training; highly collectible due to its association with bullseye champions and limited production of the -2 variant; enthusiasts value these for their superior craftsmanship before modern manufacturing shifts, with rising demand for unmodified examples from the 1960s.
All Used Firearm‚s should be inspected by a Gunsmith before firing.
Manufacturer: SMITH & WESSON
Model: 14-2
Caliber Info: .38 SPL
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 6" BARREL
Action: REVOLVER
Finish: blued
Price: $699.99
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