Presenting the Smith & Wesson Model One and a Half, 4th-Model revolver, a beautiful testament to America's firearms history and an impressive display of late 19th-century craftsmanship from the renowned gun manufacturer, Smith & Wesson (S&W). This historic piece, produced between 1883 and 1909, is a treasure for collectors and gun enthusiasts alike, showing signs of use and handling that contribute to its unique character.
The revolver is in good overall condition, with minor wear such as scratching, blemishing and pitting present, adding to its vintage charm. The bore is generally clean with some residue or smudges and slight corrosion. Despite its age, the firearm is still quite the piece, and in a condition to still be enjoyed at the range.
This Model One and a Half is chambered in a .32 S&W caliber. The 5-round capacity and 3" barrel are typical for revolvers of the time, providing a traditional shooting experience. It features a top-break action, worn rifling due to usage, and a pinned front blade with a grooved rear sight. Its nickel-plated finish, a hallmark of the era, provides an attractive sheen as well as rust resistance. The revolver's mother-of-pearl grips offer a comfortable hold, enhancing the overall shooting experience.
With its blend of historical significance and functional design, this revolver is more than a firearm - it's a piece of Americana. Whether you're a fan of classic firearms, a history buff, or a collector who appreciates the artistry of Smith & Wesson, this revolver is a must-have addition to your collection.