It's action is very smooth and the trigger breaks like glass. I haven't found a website that has information on serial numbers and dates of manufacturing other then the S&W offering that you pay for a letter from their archives. I was told by the gun shop owner that the revolver was made around 1968 and the previous owner had used it for competition shooting, bowling pin matches I believe. I'm not sure if I still have this set up, as I said it was an older much larger red dot scope compared to what is available today and I really had no use for it, but as I am a pack rat I'm sure I have it somewhere. I had to order a rear sight from S&W because it was no longer with the revolver and in it's place was what appeared to be a machined weaver type base that fit it into the slot that the rear sight sat in and the red dot scope rings attached to it. I purchased this used black in the late 1990's Originally when I purchased it it had a large old style Red Dot scope. I have a Blued S&W Model 29-2 with a 8 3/8" barrel the serial number S2497XX then what appears to be O1.25-2 right below the serial number on the inside of the crane.
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