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SMITH & WESSON 17-3

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SKU: 709878

Overview

REVOLVER: SMITH & WESSON MODEL 17-3, SERIAL NUMBER 46723, BLACK (MATTE), YES - INCLUDES ORIGINAL BOX AND PAPERS, DOUBLE ACTION, 22 LONG (22L), 8 3/8Notes:This is a classic Smith & Wesson Model 17-3 (K-22 Masterpiece), a highly regarded target revolver built on the medium K-frame. Chambered in .22 Long Rifle, it features an 8 3/8" pinned barrel with a rib, making it ideal for precision target shooting, plinking, or small game.Key Features & Condition:Caliber: .22 LR (6-shot fluted cylinder with recessed chambers)Barrel: 8 3/8" pinned barrel marked ".22 LONG RIFLE CTG." and "SMITH & WESSON"Sights: Patridge-style front sight on a raised ramp; fully adjustable micrometer-click rear sightAction: Smooth double/single-action with target-style hammer and triggerGrips: Checkered walnut target/Magna-style grips with S&W gold medallions - excellent fit and finishFinish: Original blued steel with strong remaining finish, bright bore, and crisp rifling (light handling marks consistent with age/use)Serial Number: Matches the original box (approx. 12K range, circa mid-1970s production)The revolver shows very good to excellent overall condition for its age - clean lines, tight lockup, and that legendary S&W smoothness. It includes the original matching blue S&W box (with labels, some wear/tape from storage, but intact and complete).The Model 17-3 is a direct descendant of the pre-war K-22 Masterpiece series - prized by collectors and shooters for its accuracy, balance, and timeless American craftsmanship. These longer-barrel variants are especially sought after for their sight radius and stability.Perfect for collectors, target enthusiasts, or anyone wanting a piece of S&W history that's still a joy to shoot today.