The Smith & Wesson 617-1 is a stainless steel K-frame revolver chambered in .22 LR, produced between approximately 1993 and 1996.
It was the first revision of the original Model 617 (introduced in 1989). Exact production numbers have not been published, but it is a series-production model with wide distribution, particularly in the sport and training sector. Model 617-2 can be found here
Smith & Wesson 617-1

- K-frame
- stainless steel
- caliber: .22lr
- 6shot
- total length: ~9″ (23 cm)
- barrel length: 6″ (15,24 cm)
- weight: 1.250 g
- adjustable rear-sight
- built (this model): 1994/95?
- serial: CAY7826

The Smith & Wesson 617‑1 is a stainless steel K‑frame revolver in .22 LR, produced in the mid‑1990s. It stands out for its robust construction, precise handling, and affordable ammunition, making it ideal for training and sport. With its 6‑shot cylinder, it offers classic revolver design combined with reliability and durability. It is especially valued by shooters seeking realistic practice with a rimfire revolver that retains the characteristics of a full‑sized K‑frame.
