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Originally Posted by steelslaver
Just passed on an interesting Smith. Pawn shop owner asked what I was looking for. Said old S&W. He opens safe and unwraps a very small revolver, smaller than my I frame 32s. Said don't touch unless you want to buy. $1200. Cracked pearl no emblem, very faint S&W logo, Nickel, with Nickel trigger and hammer. Think renickel job. Odd little non nicel knob on front of ejector rod bolt housing. Never saw Smith like it.
What model etc was this. Bummer about the buff and renickel. He says all original. I don't know think so.
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They are the .22 Hand Ejector, other wise called the "Ladysmith" by collectors. They came in three models, 1st, 2nd & 3rd. They were chambered in .22 Long, not Long Rifle. They are very collectable, but not the one your looking at. The pearls are wrong and the give-away is the hammer and trigger are plated.