Smith & Wesson 52 - Revision history

PyramidHead at 20:10, 31 January 2021

2021-01-31T20:10:04Z

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	[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]		[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]
	The Smith & Wesson 52 is a rare handgun in that it is chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge only. The pistol, however, does not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but fires a special 'wadcutter' round (a subsonic round that is ~~fitting~~ for use on paper targets) that is fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the [[Nagant Revolver\|Nagant 1895 Revolver]]). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]] and was designed as a dedicated target pistol. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.		The '''Smith & Wesson 52''' is a rare handgun in that it is chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge only. The pistol, however, does not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but fires a special 'wadcutter' round (a subsonic round that is fit for use on paper targets) that is fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the [[Nagant Revolver\|Nagant 1895 Revolver]]). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]] and was designed as a dedicated target pistol. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.

	A 2004 "sequel" to the S&W 52 exists named the Smith & Wesson 952 which fires only regular 9x19mm rounds.		A 2004 "sequel" to the S&W 52 exists named the '''Smith & Wesson 952''' which fires only regular 9x19mm rounds.

	==Specifications==		==Specifications==

Mandolin at 13:54, 18 July 2018

2018-07-18T13:54:07Z

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	[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]		[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]
	The Smith & Wesson 52 is a rare handgun in that it's chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge only. The pistol, however, does not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but fires a special 'wadcutter' round (a subsonic round that is fitting for use on paper targets) ~~thats~~ fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the [[Nagant Revolver\|Nagant 1895 Revolver]]). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]] and was designed as a dedicated target pistol. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.		The Smith & Wesson 52 is a rare handgun in that it is chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge only. The pistol, however, does not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but fires a special 'wadcutter' round (a subsonic round that is fitting for use on paper targets) that is fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the [[Nagant Revolver\|Nagant 1895 Revolver]]). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]] and was designed as a dedicated target pistol. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.

	A 2004 "sequel" to the S&W 52 exists named the Smith & Wesson 952 which fires only regular 9x19mm rounds.		A 2004 "sequel" to the S&W 52 exists named the Smith & Wesson 952 which fires only regular 9x19mm rounds.

Dudster32: target pistol

2016-03-09T21:36:11Z

target pistol

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	[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]		[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]
	The Smith & Wesson 52 is a rare handgun in that it's chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge only. The pistol, however, does not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but fires a special 'wadcutter' round (a subsonic round that is fitting for use on paper targets) thats fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the [[Nagant Revolver\|Nagant 1895 Revolver]]). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]]. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.		The Smith & Wesson 52 is a rare handgun in that it's chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge only. The pistol, however, does not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but fires a special 'wadcutter' round (a subsonic round that is fitting for use on paper targets) thats fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the [[Nagant Revolver\|Nagant 1895 Revolver]]). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]] and was designed as a dedicated target pistol. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.

	A 2004 "sequel" to the S&W 52 exists named the Smith & Wesson 952 which fires only regular 9x19mm rounds.		A 2004 "sequel" to the S&W 52 exists named the Smith & Wesson 952 which fires only regular 9x19mm rounds.

Dudster32: paper targets

2016-03-09T21:34:18Z

paper targets

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	[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]		[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]
	The Smith & Wesson 52 is a rare handgun in that it's chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge only. The pistol, however, does not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but fires a special 'wadcutter' round thats fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the [[Nagant Revolver\|Nagant 1895 Revolver]]). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]]. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.		The Smith & Wesson 52 is a rare handgun in that it's chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge only. The pistol, however, does not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but fires a special 'wadcutter' round (a subsonic round that is fitting for use on paper targets) thats fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the [[Nagant Revolver\|Nagant 1895 Revolver]]). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]]. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.

	A 2004 "sequel" to the S&W 52 exists named the Smith & Wesson 952 which fires only regular 9x19mm rounds.		A 2004 "sequel" to the S&W 52 exists named the Smith & Wesson 952 which fires only regular 9x19mm rounds.

StanTheMan at 07:46, 9 March 2016

2016-03-09T07:46:41Z

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	[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]		[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]
	The Smith & Wesson 52 is a rare handgun in that it's chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge only. The pistol, however, does not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but fires a special 'wadcutter' round thats fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the Nagant 1895 ~~revolver~~). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]]. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.		The Smith & Wesson 52 is a rare handgun in that it's chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge only. The pistol, however, does not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but fires a special 'wadcutter' round thats fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the [[Nagant Revolver\|Nagant 1895 Revolver]]). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]]. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.
	A 2004 "sequel" to the ~~Model~~ 52 exists named ~~Model~~ 952 which fires only regular ~~9mm~~ rounds.
			A 2004 "sequel" to the S&W 52 exists named the Smith & Wesson 952 which fires only regular 9x19mm rounds.

	==Specifications==		==Specifications==
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	~~'''The Smith & Wesson Model 52 has appeared in the following films and television series used by the following actors:'''~~

	===Film===		===Film===

Dudster32 at 18:07, 29 July 2015

2015-07-29T18:07:01Z

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	[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]		[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]
	The Smith & Wesson 52 is a rare handgun in that it's chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge only. The pistol, however, ~~did~~ not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but ~~had to fire~~ a special 'wadcutter' round ~~that was~~ fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the Nagant 1895 revolver). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]]. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.		The Smith & Wesson 52 is a rare handgun in that it's chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge only. The pistol, however, does not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but fires a special 'wadcutter' round thats fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the Nagant 1895 revolver). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]]. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.
	A 2004 "sequel" to the Model 52 exists named Model 952 which fires only regular 9mm rounds.		A 2004 "sequel" to the Model 52 exists named Model 952 which fires only regular 9mm rounds.

Dudster32: model 952

2015-07-29T18:06:05Z

model 952

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	[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]		[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]
	The Smith & Wesson 52 ~~was~~ a rare handgun in that it ~~was~~ chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge. The pistol, however, did not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but had to fire a special 'wadcutter' round that was fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the Nagant 1895 revolver). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]]. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.		The Smith & Wesson 52 is a rare handgun in that it's chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge only. The pistol, however, did not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but had to fire a special 'wadcutter' round that was fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the Nagant 1895 revolver). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]]. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.
			A 2004 "sequel" to the Model 52 exists named Model 952 which fires only regular 9mm rounds.

	==Specifications==		==Specifications==

Pandolfini at 04:51, 9 July 2015

2015-07-09T04:51:28Z

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	[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|~~450px~~\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]		[[Image:Smith-and-Wesson-Model-52-2-A6486.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Smith & Wesson Model 52 - .38 Special]]
	The Smith & Wesson 52 was a rare handgun in that it was chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge. The pistol, however, did not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but had to fire a special 'wadcutter' round that was fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the Nagant 1895 revolver). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]]. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.		The Smith & Wesson 52 was a rare handgun in that it was chambered for the .38 Special rimmed cartridge. The pistol, however, did not fire the standard .38 Special rounds, common to revolvers, but had to fire a special 'wadcutter' round that was fully enclosed in the brass casing (similar in appearance to the 7.62mm Nagant cartridges fired by the Nagant 1895 revolver). The gun was derived from the [[Smith & Wesson 39]]. The Model 52 was produced in very low numbers from 1961-1993. It is considered a very accurate target handgun. The pistol can only take low pressure wadcutters and is not built to withstand the high pressures of its 9x19mm cousins.

Pandolfini: /* Film */

2015-07-09T04:51:10Z

Film

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	!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="~~200~~"\|'''Title'''		!align=center bgcolor=#D0E7FF width="250"\|'''Title'''
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	\|''[[Man on the Roof, The\|The Man on the Roof]]''\|\|[[Thomas Hellberg]]\|\|Detective Gunvald Larsson\|\| \|\|1976		\|''[[Man on the Roof, The\|The Man on the Roof]]''\|\|[[Thomas Hellberg]]\|\|Detective Gunvald Larsson\|\| \|\|1976
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Zackmann08: added see also

2012-01-06T15:33:31Z

added see also

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	\|}		\|}

			==See Also==
			* [[Smith & Wesson]] - A list of all weapons produced by Smith & Wesson


	[[Category:Gun\|Smith & Wesson 0052]]		[[Category:Gun\|Smith & Wesson 0052]]
	[[Category:Pistol]]		[[Category:Pistol]]