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Old 05-21-2016, 02:18 PM
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.32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)?  
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Just picked this puppy up - I believe it is a Model 1 1/2 SA (73xxx) but not sure? The top barrel:
SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD MASS. U.S.A. PAT'D JAN 17 & 24 65
JULY 11 65 AUG 24 69 FEB 20 1877 REISSUE JULY 25 1871
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UPDATE: I believe I ID'd it as a .32 Single Action (a.k.a. Model 1 1/2 Centerfire) according to Supica and Nahas Book Page 76.
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.32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)?  
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Nice old 32 rim fire. Probably post war ,late 1860s. Good little niche gun.
Appears she made a little detour thru Bubbas Bumper shop.
Common occurrence back then. Nice find.
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So far as I know the only S&W top break revolvers in rimfire were the Model 3' s in .44 Henry caliber. The original poster has properly identified it as a .32 single action CF, AKA model 1 1/2, made in 1878 or later..
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.32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)?  
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" .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)". Yup, identified correctly.
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.32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)? .32 Single Action (aka Model 1 1/2 Centerfire)?  
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Oops! spoke to soon. Sorry.
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