My Father in law pulled this out to show me. It appears to be a pre-61 5-screw swing out 32 long. Can anybody help with the date on it? It needs a little tlc but the action is smooth and the lockup is tight.

That would appear to be a 32 Hand Ejector Model of 1903, 5th Change. They were made from 1910 - 1917, from S/N 1025014 to 263000. It is actually a 5 screw, count the one in front of the trigger guard also. Looks very nice, and if all is correct with it would most probably fall in the $350 to $500 range, but since it is a family gun, it should be cared for so the following generations can also enjoy it. A little "light" cleaning with some Flitz or Mothers mag polish (very gently rubbed) would clean and shine up the nickle finish. I would remove the grips when doing so, and be sure to not over tighten the grip screw, the MOP grips can crack and break.

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H Richard
SWCA1967 SWHF244

Likely a Hand Ejector from the early to mid 1920's. Richard is right. I hit it a little late.

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Dr. B

I have 147xxx which shipped in late 1911, so this one likely falls in the same year (although serial numbers did not ship in perfect sequence).