SMITH & WESSON WW 1 -U.S. Army Model 1917 Revolver
Guns International #: 100474616 Seller's Inventory #: # 252
Category: Smith & Wesson Revolvers - Model 17 - Military Revolvers - US

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Seller: romsey
Company: ----
Member Since: 6/14/13
First Name: warren
Last Name: ralph
State: California
Zip: 92103-5115
Country: United States
Phone: (619) 323-1405
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Number of Active Listings: 0
Total Number of Listings: 323
Seller: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
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Payment Types Accepted: USPO money order,personal check



Description:
This is a nice piece of American history. The GI who carried this revolver  in World War 1 was killed in action in Europe.   This pistol was sent to his widow- believe it or not-with 6 live cartridges in the chambers. The 6 including 2 moon clips are included in this sale. You don't often see a S & W Model 1917 offered. Apparently not that many survived. The Colt verson is common.

There is a flaming  bomb proof on the left side near the hammer. The S & W name appears on the top of the barrel along with the following patent dates: Dec.17, 1901; Feb. 6,  1906;  and Sep. 14, 1909. The left side of the barrel is marked: S & W DA. 45. The underside of the barrel is marked: "United States Property". Under the grip appears: U.S. Army Model 1917".

The right grip is in 98% + condition. The left grip has a few dents These  walnut grips were only supplied for two years of the manufactureing period. .The top and left side of the barrel  have  about 90%   blueing. The right and underside of the barrel have about  50% blueing. The blueing on the rest of the piece is in 95 to 98% condition.  There is only a minor scratch line on the cylindars indicating  little use of this gun. FFL required.

I also have for sale the Army Rifle Carry Bag used by this soldier. It is listed under "Gun Cases American" and under "Gun Cases Soft" for $100-.

I am selling a large collection  . 

SOLD

Curio/Relic: Yes