the 32 LONG CTG STANDS FOR LONG CARTRIDGE IN 32 CAlIBEER. I have one in near new condition and am also looking for a value. I have one also in average condition. If you drop the cylinder you will also find a serial number on the bottom of the pistol. It will probably be the same as on the grip base but be preceeded by a letter "B". Mine was produced in 1913 and is considered a model 1903, change # 5. Serial no. is 178783. There were 160,499 produced up until 1917. Information per S&W historian "Roy G. Jinks". I took it to a gun show and it was estimated to be worth around $300.00. +/- based on condition. Hope this helps.
What is the caliber, barrel length, finish, grip material, markings on barrel?
I would require much more info to answer your question.Please start with the fact that I am not aware of any Smith and Wesson serial numbers starting with the letter V.Please include the type of Smith and Wesson you have(revolver,semi-auto pistol),the barrel length,the caliber,how many shot if a pistol,the caliber of your Smith and Wesson etc.I can then start to look and find a answer for you.
Depending on condition 100-200 USD.
50-500 usd
Smith and Wesson is the make.
They didn't. The barrel swung out to the side. 1926-35
You can request a owner's manual on the S&W web site.
You need a professional appraiser.
Smith and Wesson 6909 Stainless steel semi-auto pistol stopped produvtion in 2001
You can get manuals at the Smith and Wesson website.
300-700 USD
look inside cylinder well for model near rear of barrel in frame