***SOLD PENDING FUNDS*** 1910 Production Ladysmith 3rd Model .22 Perfected

[THREEDFLYER]

Offering up an excellent example of a Ladysmith 3rd Model (.22 Perfected) for sale. This one is 100% original with no issues or damage, never shot with high velocity ammo. This is the tiny "M" frame 7-shot hand ejector.

**Fingerprints shown in photos wipe off easily....they are NOT in the finish!**

This one shipped July 1910 according to Roy Jinks.....I do NOT have a factory letter on this one.

Price is firm at $1,035 shipped to your C&R or FFL

***For comparison, there are a couple currently listed on online auctions with starting prices of $1,500 and $3,250***

Payment is USPS Money order, but will consider a cashiers check from a nationally known bank such as B of A or Wells Fargo.

First "I'll take it" followed up with an email takes this one.
All forum rules apply.

Questions? Email or call me - NO PM's please!!
[email protected]
425-785-0093

***NOTE*** I will give this a week or so then it goes to an online auction.......don't miss out on your chance to own this very desirable S&W you seldom see these come up for sale***

[THREEDFLYER]

I received some questions and thought I would answer them so all can see the answers:

1) Any rust under the grips? Has the main spring been replaced?
Answer: No rust visible under grips, main spring looks great, not sure if it's ever been replaced....the gun is 107 years old and has obviously been used.

2) What is the condition of the bore?
Answer: The bore is in very good condition, it has strong rifling present and has some roughness in the groves and has a slightly frosted appearance.....definitely a shootable bore. The cylinder chambers are in great shape as well, also with a frosted appearance but smooth.

3) Timing, lock-up, and cylinder play?
Answer: The lock-up seems very good to me and there is minimal cylinder play....again, a 107 year old revolver here folks!

4) Any issues with the grips? Stuff like cracks, repairs, chips?
Answer: SEE PHOTOS - the stocks look great and show minor handling marks. No chips, repairs, etc.

5) Any Mark markings on the inside of the grips?
Answer: SEE PHOTOS - I cannot make out a serial number penciled on the right stock panel.....but these were very lightly marked if at all and fade easily. I have no doubt these are the original stocks.

6) All serial numbers match?
Answer: YES

[steelslaver]

I'll take it. Email sent from [email protected]