U.S. military revolver known as the ""Alaskan"" or sometimes as the ""Philippine"" model. Used primarily in the Philippines. The large trigger guard and long trigger provide better leverage to overcome the heavier hammer spring during double action firing. This feature was requested by the Army. The 6"" barrel has an excellent bore. All the metal is a smooth blue/brown with areas of mottling. This gun has the expected marks: ""U.S."" on the right frame rear; and ""RAC"" on the left side of the trigger guard, left rear of the frame, and rear of the cylinder. The grips are very good with no chips or cracks., and wear consistent with the gun's overall condition. The lanyard loop is present on the butt. The action functions correctly. Only about 4600 of these model 1902 revolvers were made for the Army. This is a very good example with all correct features.