This book can be very helpful in finding Smith & Wesson date manufactured information and also general historical information about different S&W firearms. In addition, a book such as: Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson written by Jim Supica, Richard Nahas, published 2007, can be used to try to get more information about your gun.
Furthermore, some internet forums are filled with helpful and knowledgeable people that would be happy to help try to interpret the serial number on your handgun. If that doesn't work, then you could try to contact a gun shop and see if they can help you. If you can find the serial number, then you are better off just trying to call S&W customer service first. They will charge you for this service ($50 at the time this was written) and it is probably only worthwhile for older collectible guns which have no serial numbers. You can send them a picture and they can find out more of the background on your gun along with the date manufactured.
If they are unable (or unwilling) to help over the phone, then you can contact them via writing with information on your S&W pistol, and they will research your particular firearm and send you a written report. You can try to contact their customer support by phone and see if they would be willing to help you that way. Once you've located the serial number, then you can try to contact Smith and Wesson and see if they can give you an information about your particular gun like date of manufacture or other specific details.
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