Original U.S. Indian Wars Era Smith & Wesson Model 2 Army .32cal Revolver with 6" Barrel - Serial No 63127 Sterling SMG Wonderful and ready to display

Wonderful and ready to display

Krag rifles were brought out of storage and put into service as training rifles even though they could not fire the 1906 cartridge

with no major tears or other issues

First Aid Parties were trained to give first response first aid to those injured in bombing incidents

This Burnside Cavalry serial # 14828 in

Original U.S. Indian Wars Era Smith & Wesson Model 2 Army .32cal Revolver with 6" Barrel - Serial No 63127 Sterling SMG Wonderful and ready to displayOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice Post Civil War example of a Smith & Wesson . 32 caliber rimfire Model 2 Army Revolver, with a 6 inch unshortened barrel. These were very popular as backup weapons for Army officers, used after their percussion revolver's cylinder was spent. The serial number is 63127, dating from after the civil war, probably in the late 1860s early 1870s "Indian Wars" era. The Model 2 Army was produced 1861 1874,