SMITH & WESSON MOORE’S PATENT SEVEN SHOOTER .32 RIMFIRE

The Smith & Wesson Moore’s Patent Seven Shooter is an early cartridge revolver chambered in .32 Rimfire. Produced during the late 1860s and early 1870s, the design was one of Smith & Wesson’s first larger-frame cartridge revolvers and represented an important step in the evolution of metallic-cartridge handguns. Today, these revolvers are sought after by collectors of early Smith & Wesson firearms and Civil War-era cartridge arms.

This example is offered in fair condition. The barrel and cylinder exhibit scattered pitting throughout, and the original finish appears to have been removed from both components. The revolver is missing its ejector rod. Mechanically, the cylinder does not rotate when the hammer is cocked; however, the cylinder does lock into place when the hammer reaches full cock. The remaining metal surfaces show age-related wear and patina consistent with an antique firearm of this era. Despite its mechanical issues and missing parts, the revolver retains its historical appeal and would make an interesting addition to a collection of early Smith & Wesson cartridge arms.

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