Original U.S. Civil War Smith & Wesson Model 2 Army .32cal Revolver with 6" Barrel - Serial No 29394 Napoleonic Photos from the battle as

Photos from the battle as well as surviving original example with Normandy providence would indicate this particular camo pattern was a favorite of Germans during the campaign

as well as much harder to use

It moved to the Ryuku Islands shortly before the end of the war

Despite a fairly tight blockade

firearms history

Original U.S. Civil War Smith & Wesson Model 2 Army .32cal Revolver with 6" Barrel - Serial No 29394 Napoleonic Photos from the battle asOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of a Smith & Wesson . 32 caliber rimfire Model 2 Army Revolver, with a 6 inch unshortened barrel. These were very popular as backup weapons for Union officers, used after their percussion revolver's cylinder was spent. The serial number is 29394, dating the year of production to be approximately late 1864, about a 80% of the way through wartime production. The rosewood grips are original