S&W 32 Hand Ejector 2nd Model 1903 2nd Change-5151

Well Used: Smith & Wesson .32 S&W Long Hand Ejector Second Model (Model of 1903 - 2nd Change) 6-shot double-action/single-action revolver, 4.25" steel pinned barrel, steel cylinder and round-butt frame, checkered wood grips with no S&W medallions, fixed sights. Serial number 65586 is stamped on the bottom of the barrel, on the rear face of the cylinder and on the bottom of the grip frame. Yoke inside cylinder frame is stamped 21120. BUYER MUST ADD 3% IF NOT PAYING WITH CASHIER'S CHECK OR MONEY ORDER. (VPGS 5151/BZR) The S&W .32 Hand Ejector has no finish left on its steel so its impossible to say whether it was originally blue or nickel-plated. The cylinder still locks up very tight with the hammer down or cocked. The bore shows some pitting but the lands and grooves are still clear. BlueBook indentifies the serial number as a Second Model (Model of 1903 - 2nd Change) manufactured 1906-09. The latest patent date on top of the barrel is July 7, 1903. BlueBook says the original grips were black rubber, so the checkered wood grips are probably not original. The bottom screw hole in the right grip is open. BlueBook on Smith & Wesson Hand Ejectors: .32 HAND EJECTOR SECOND MODEL (MODEL OF 1903) - .32 S&W Long cal., 6 shot fluted cylinder, 3 1/4, 4 1/4, or 6 in. barrel, blue or nickel, black rubber grips. 19,425 mfg. 1903-1904. Serial range 1-19,425. .32 Hand Ejector Second Model (Model of 1903 - 1st Change) - rubber grips. 31,700 mfg. 1904-06. Serial range 19,426-51,126. .32 Hand Ejector Second Model (Model of 1903 - 2nd Change) - rubber grips. 44,373 mfg. 1906-09. Serial range 51,127-95,500.
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