What to do with old S&W 38 revolver?

It was designed for a “ fight in a phone booth “……when phone booths were common. :)
I thought it was elevators, or bad breath distance...

although if you were Bob Munden (RIP) or Jerry Miculek, 200 yards might be doable. YMMV.
 
Very nice! That's a quality piece and most likely has fine mechanical accuracy. They can just be harder to shoot well than a full size revolver. If you take some time to practice with it, you'll no doubt get a lot better with it.
 
Nice revolver. I be,I eve the original 36 was called a Chief’s Special.

While I’m not a huge fan of the snub nose, they had their place.

You’ll need to show some more of it. It looks like the blue is well worn - was it carried or holstered? A good condition Smith of that era is beautiful. The bluing can be so clear and mirrorlike it’s amazing. Of course on a snub there isn’t the surface area to reflect, but they’re nice regardless, and obviously yours has sentimental alike too.

I’m glad you’re keeping it. It beats anything made modern by a huge margin.
 
Nice revolver. I be,I eve the original 36 was called a Chief’s Special.

While I’m not a huge fan of the snub nose, they had their place.

You’ll need to show some more of it. It looks like the blue is well worn - was it carried or holstered? A good condition Smith of that era is beautiful. The bluing can be so clear and mirrorlike it’s amazing. Of course on a snub there isn’t the surface area to reflect, but they’re nice regardless, and obviously yours has sentimental alike too.

I’m glad you’re keeping it. It beats anything made modern by a huge margin.
I can’t say if it was carried or carried. Dad bought ift off great family friend probably 20 years ago plus
 
KEEP it. My old S&W was worth $1500. Never know how much a special serial number is worth.

The old S&W models were much better quality than the ones today
 
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