This lot features a a Smith & Wesson Model 650 .22 Mag revolver with extra .22 Long Rifle Cylinder. The Revolver is in good condition for its age, 1983-1988. Here is Smith & Wesson’s .22 M.R.F. Service Kit Gun Stainless, numbered model 650. Already rare, this 650 is even rarer by virtue of its included Long Rifle Cylinder. It only had six years of production. The Long Rifle cylinder was custom factory special order, probably manufactured in the early 1990s. Construction is stainless steel frame, barrel, and cylinder assembly, with satin chrome trigger and hammer, and steel internal parts. Barrel is 3 inch heavy one piece with exposed cylinder rod. Bore is 1: 18.75 six groove right hand rifling. Sights are 1/10 ounce barrel integral serrated front, with matte finish solid rib section, and frame integral fixed notch rear. Cylinders are both recessed or counterbored rear face, capacity of six rounds of .22 Winchester Magnum or .22 Winchester Rimfire ammunition in the plain faced cylinder; and six rounds of .22 Short, Long, or Long Rifle in the cylinder that bears the V letter factory marking on its rear face. Magnum revolvers like this are NOT designed for .22 Long Rifle ammunition. Frame is small J size, with round butt smooth surface grip frame. Trigger is smooth face .312 combat type, with .265 serrated spur hammer, both satin chrome finish steel. Ignition is floating firing pin, with pinned in plate. Weight empty is 23 1/16 ounces, with center of gravity at the cylinder stop. Overall length is 7 1/2 inches, height of 4 1/2 inches, and a cylinder thickness of 1.3 inches. Double action trigger pull measures at 16 pounds, with an exceptionally light 2 1/4 pound single action pull and no felt creep. Hammer travels 5 to 10 degrees after the cylinder times in all six positions; fully 35 degree hammer travel on single action. Lateral cylinder play with the trigger relaxed is minimal, about 1mm; but with the trigger fully depressed there is no lateral play whatsoever. Cylinder face to forcing cone gap is a tight .005. Blast effect to the under side of the frame top strap directly above the barrel’s forcing cone is minimal, a thin shallow etchy line that traverses 80% of the top strap. Bore, chambers, and mechanism are all bright and clean. Surface detractions are minimal, principally cylinder rotation marking and faint amounts of edge buffing. This is a rare revolver, even more so with both cylinders. Comes with Uncle Mike size 1 holster

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