Description
8/19/22 – This is an early Smith & Wesson Mk II Hand Ejector revolver from the 1910s. This is the second iteration of the Triple Lock revolver, considered by some to be the finest revolver ever made. This one is matching and has British proofs throughout. It has retained about 94% of its high polish finish. While there isn’t a ton of actual finish loss, there is spotty oxidation and minor pitting along the whole barrel. Light roll mark on the cylinder. Minor wear on the tang and pin-pricking on both grip straps. Comes with very nice wood grips – a few tiny holes on the right side. The right panel is numbered and matching. Minty bore. The cylinder is tight and the action is very smooth.
