Presenting a remarkable piece of firearm history, the Smith & Wesson 4th Model Revolver. This unique item, with its .38 S&W caliber and manufacturing dates between 1883-1903, represents a significant period in firearms history at the close of the 19th century. Despite being in a poor condition, this revolver is a highly sought after piece for collectors and enthusiasts, who find its historical significance irresistible.
The overall condition of the revolver is poor, with heavy signs of prior use and handling, including significant surface damage, finish loss, rust, corrosion, and pitting. There is excessive wear on the finish and the left side of the grip is broken. However, the bore condition is good and the revolver may be restored to its former glory with some repair or restoration.
The Smith & Wesson 4th Model was a top-break revolver that the manufacturer had been perfecting since the early 1870s. This particular model comes with a nickel plating, a popular finish at the time for its corrosion resistance. The revolver features both Double Action and Single Action (DA/SA), indicating that it can be fired simply by pulling the trigger or by cocking the hammer beforehand.
Owning the Smith & Wesson 4th Model in .38 S&W caliber offers a unique experience for gun enthusiasts. The historical attraction in its manufacturing date, combined with its distinctive nickel-plating finish, provides a distinctive appeal and aesthetic elegance. With DA/SA action, this 5-round capacity firearm offers versatile shooting modes suitable for both novice and veteran shooters. This is your chance to own a timeless piece of firearms history, a testament to the renowned craftsmanship and durability of Smith & Wesson.