Hand Ejector info

[yankie]

Good morning, I have a hand ejector,serial#57604,32 Long caliber,4"barrel,fixed sight's. First Time post as I would like to know about this hand gun, got this in a trade at my local G.S. from a fellow customer. Would you know if anyone would have manual for these? I know they where made way back when.Thank You, Yankie

 

[murphydog]

Welcome! There are a few different possible models fitting this description. Please have a look at this post to give us a little more information for a positive ID:

http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-hand-ejectors-1896-1961/326457-identify-your-gun.html

One key detail here would be the location of the serial number; on the bottom or the front of the grip frame would narrow down an ID.

There is no specific manual published for a gun of this era, but you have landed in the midst of many experts about any S & W, so ask away .

Hope this is helpful.

 

[opoefc]

Based on the serial number, you have a Model of 1903 .32 Hand Ejector, 2nd change, ( round butt) made about 1907. Check out the link Alan has provided and tell us more about the gun. The original box for the gun contained a description, printed inside the top lid, for the operation of the gun. That's the only factory "manual." Ed.

 

[yankie]

Serial # is located on bottom of grip. Also there is a screw on the inside of grip across from trigger guard. Hope these help, Yankie

 

[murphydog]

Ed (who is really one of those S & W experts I mentioned) has the ID correct.

 

[gordonrick]

Welcome to the forum. While the ammo is little hard to find, it is still available from several manufacturers. Most people find that these little I-frames are really a lot of fun on the range. Enjoy!