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Smith & Wesson Model 2 Army, 32 Cal Revolver
Guns International #: 103566374 Seller's Inventory #: 1
Category: Smith & Wesson Pistols - Antique - Smith & Wesson Pistols
Seller's Information
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Seller: Mid Hudson Sporting Clays
Company: Mid Hudson Sporting Clays
Member Since: 12/18/25
State: New York
Zip: 12561
Country: United States
Phone: (845) 255-7460
Number of Active Listings: 8
Total Number of Listings: 42
Seller: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Payment Types Accepted: credit cards, bank, GunTab
About Us: We're a sporting clays facility that offers 35 stations with 4 clay machines at each station. We offer a variety of services such as shooting lessons, introductions to sporting clays lessons, gun fittings, gun transfers, catering on premise, an enclosed pavilion for hosting large sporting events. We have a pro shop where we sell sporting guns, field guns, pistols, revolvers, and collectible guns. We also sell gun cleaning materials, shirts, hats, knives, and gun/hunting accessories. Mid Hudson Sporting Clays is a distributor for Bettinsoli, Beretta, Fair, Fabarm, SKB, and Connecticut Shotgun. We're open 6 days a week from 8am to 5pm. We are closed on Tuesdays.
Description:
--Smith & Wesson
--Model 2 Army
--32 Rimfire Cal.
--6 shot cylinder
--Pocket (Belt) Revolver
--Inscription(side of barrel): Manuf'd For Smith & Wesson Pat'd April 3, 1855(Rollin White Patent for a bored-through cylinder)
--Inscription(top of barrel): L W Pond Worchester, Mass. Pat'd July 10, 1860
--Octogonal barrel
--Rosewood Pistol grips
--Production Year 1861
--Serial Number 1207
--Action: Tip Up Design
--This model gun was used in the civil war
About the inscription: Manuf'd For Smith & Wesson Pat'd April 3, 1855. Lucius Wilson Pond was a Worcester, Mass. machinist and inventor began producing cartridge revolvers around 1861, during the American Civil War. Smith and Wesson already controlled the patent for the bored through cylinder. Ponds revolver used a similar cartridge system, and was considered an infringement on S & W's patent. Consequentially, Ponds had to turn over thousands of revolvers to Smith and Wesson, the guns were all stamped "Manufactured For Smith & Wesson Pat'd April 3, 1855". Smith & Wesson sold the guns publicly, paying Pond the costs to manufacture the guns. There are about 4000-4500 of these revolvers made with the Pond/S&W arrangement.
Antique guns are sold as collector items, with no representation as to their safety to shoot or use. These revolvers were made for black powder cartridges only.
Price: $850.00
Handgun Caliber: .32 Rimfire
Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson
Model: Model 2 Army
Serial Number: 1207
Barrel Length: 5
Chambers: 32 Rimfire
Condition: Good
Metal Condition: very light pitting
Wood Condition: good
Barrel Type: Ocotogonal
Action: Single Action Revolver
Triggers: Spur Trigger
Manufacture Date: 1861