Identify early hand ejector

[UPTOM]

Hi all, I'm new to the forum and had been searching the internet attempting to find any information on a pistol I have, mfg. date, value, any other info, what I know so far is of course the serial number 532xx, pat dates May 21. 95, Aug 6. 96, Dec 22. 96, Oct 8. 01, Dec 17. 01, Feb 8. 06, Sept 14, 08. *.32 Winchester CTG* barrel 5" Barrel , any help would be appreciated.

 

[wheelgun610]

What I can tell you first off is that by measuring from the front of the cylinder, your barrel is probably a six incher. I don't have my resources handy, but the gun was likely shipped in the 1910-'20 range as that's when that style of stocks were supplied. If those are the originals, the right stock may still have the serial number written on the inside of the panel in pencil.

 

[weatherby]

I think very early 1920's as I don't see the made in USA stamping.
It's a target version so value is more than a fixed sighted one.
Exactly what that is I can't answer appropriately.

I'd love to have that gun.
A 32-20 target has fun written all over it.

 

[Model19man]

The guys above have likely identified your handsome gun. It is a 32 WCF revolver - a target model - made perhaps in the 20's. Smith & Wesson quit making them after about 1930 but continued to catalogue them as they had made many of them, enough to last until around 1940. Ammo is available but very expensive. That one looks to be in nice shape - don't do anything other than oil it.