This is a Smith & Wesson 5 Screw Hand Ejector Third Model (Also Known As Model 1903) chambered in .32 Long CTG. This Revolver has a 4.25 steel blued finish barrel. This Smith & Wesson has a J frame with a blue finish. Has a 6 shot blued finish steel cylinder (cylinder is a little sticky). Has a blued finish steel hammer and trigger. The grips are Franzite off white and brown plastic grips. This Smith & Wesson has a front blade steel sight with rear notch sight. The barrel shows some signs of wear for use and holster wear. The frame has some very light scratches near cylinder release.
Based on the serial number this revolvers production span ran from 1911 through 1942. This production span covered serial numbers 263,001 through 536,684. Based on the serial number on this Smith & Wesson falls early within the bracket.
The overall condition of this Smith & Wesson in very good with some signs of use. Please see pictures for and marks mentioned in listing and for barrel condition. Please do note that the cylinder is a little sticky. This Revolver has been inspected by our local gunsmith and has been deemed good and ready to shoot.
Specifications:
Make: Smith & Wesson
Model: Third Model (Model 1903)
Caliber/Chambering: 32 Long CTG
Barrel Length: 4.25 inches
Overall Length: 9.6 inches
Length of Pull: 2.6 inches
Action: Double Action (DA) / Single Action (SA)
Barrel: Steel / / Blued Finish
Frame: Stainless steel / Blued Finish
Additional Information
Accessories: There is no factory box, paperwork, second magazine, cleaning kit, or any additional tools or accessories included with this firearm.
The pistol has been cleaned, lubricated, and inspected by our gunsmith; however, it has not been test fired.
| UPC | ECOM00600270 |
| Action | REVOLVER |
| Barrel Length | 4.25" BARREL |
| Caliber | UNKNOWN |
| Capacity | 6 ROUNDS |
| Finish | BLUED |
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