Olympic Arms Whitney Wolverine .22 LR Desert Tan Reissue, 4.625 in Barrel, 10+1, Two Magazines, Case & Manual
This Olympic Arms Whitney Wolverine is a USA-made, polymer-frame reissue of the classic .22 LR pistol, finished in Desert Tan. It features a 4.625-inch steel barrel secured by a knurled muzzle nut for tool-less field stripping, an external hammer with protective ears, and a ventilated top rib with a serrated sighting plane. It comes with two factory 10-round magazines, the original hard case and manual, and both installed checkered wood grips and the factory black wraparound grips.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: This example shows minimal markings from previous handling and use.
What’s Included
- Olympic Arms Whitney Wolverine factory hard case
- Olympic Arms Whitney Wolverine owner's manual
- Two factory steel 10-round magazines
- Checkered wood grip panels (installed)
- Black wraparound factory grips (not installed)
Built by Olympic Arms in the USA, this reissue retains the Wolverine's distinctive profile with an integral ventilated top rib and serrated sighting plane. The Desert Tan polymer frame keeps the pistol lightweight while preserving the model's iconic styling cues.
The 4.625-inch steel barrel and blowback, single-action system are paired with an external hammer and a crisp single-action trigger. A knurled muzzle nut with a detent secures the barrel/bolt unit and allows quick, tool-less field stripping.
Controls are straightforward and include a manual thumb safety, a magazine disconnect, and a heel-type magazine catch. Capacity is 10+1 with the included factory steel magazines.
Sights consist of a fixed blade front and a drift-adjustable square-notch rear in a dovetail, with a 5.25-inch sight radius for clear alignment. This example bears molded 'WHITNEY WOLVERINE' markings on the left and 'Olympic Arms, Olympia, WA, USA' on the right, with a DW-prefix serial format observed.