Introducing the Smith & Wesson Model of 1905, 4th Change, a remarkable piece of firearm history that stands out among its peers. This classic revolver is a coveted collector's item that still holds its own at the shooting range. Manufactured by the renowned American gun maker Smith & Wesson between 1915 to 1942, this model comes with an impressive pedigree that spans both World Wars. Its condition is very good, showing only minor signs of previous handling or use.
With light scratching and finish wear, it bears the marks of history gracefully. The bore condition is good, well-maintained with minor wear marks, and the rifling is intact with well-defined lands and grooves. This revolver boasts a DA/SA action facilitating both double-action and single-action firing, and a six-round capacity. The 5" barrel length is complemented by a blued finish and checkered hardwood grips for a comfortable and secure handhold.
The .38 Spl. caliber of this model is both common and versatile, making it a practical choice for both collectors and shooting enthusiasts. Its half-moon front blade with a grooved rear sight facilitates accurate target acquisition. The revolver comes with an SKB olive drab softcase for secure storage and transport.
This Smith & Wesson Model of 1905, 4th Change, is more than a firearm. It's a piece of history, a testament to the enduring quality and craftsmanship of Smith & Wesson, and a practical tool for target practice or self-defense. Its blend of historical significance, aesthetic appeal, and functional design makes it an attractive addition to any collection or a reliable companion at the shooting range.