.32 Hand Ejector Second Model (Model of 1903 - 5th Change) Smith & Wesson revolver. 

This is a beautiful, rare and excellent example of one of S&W's earliest modern revolvers, and will make a super addition to anyone's collection.

The BlueBook describe it as .32 Hand Ejector Second Model (Model of 1903 - 5th Change) - .32 S&W Long cal., 6 shot fluted cylinder, 3 1/4 in. barrel, nickel, black rubber grips. 

The 5th Change serial range begin from 102,500 till to 264,856 and was produced from 1910 to 1916.  This means that the pistol we're selling belongs to the 1910 production.

The latest patent date on top of the barrel is Sept. 14, 1909.

The condition is excellent considering the age.

The main features are: 

- 6-shot double-action/single-action revolver;

- I frames;

- 3.25" steel pinned barrel;

- steel cylinder;

- round-butt frame;

- sharp and shiny hard rubber grips with S&W medallions;

- blade front sight and no rear sight.

 -SA and DA;

- unscarred screw heads;

- all markings are crisp and clear;

- strain screw is on the front of the grip frame;

- it has four screws in the side plate and one screw in front of the trigger guard. 

The revolver retains the original finish with nickel in great shape with minor wear on muzzle crown and inside the cylinder frame.

Serial number 122371 is stamped on the bottom of the barrel, on the bottom of the grip frame and on the rear face of the cylinder.

On the yoke is stamped 10583.