Original U.S. Smith & Wesson 1st Schofield Model No.3 .45cal Revolver Serial 464 in Rare Unmodified Condition Russian Artwork & Posters However the museum authorities consulted

However the museum authorities consulted say it was for steadying the the gunners aim by either hooking it over a wall or leaning it against a wall for support

In early September 1942 the ground unit traveled by train to Fort Dix

Note: The barrel is welded into place and cannot be removed

for extraordinary heroism in operations against the enemy while serving as Pilot of a carrier-based Navy Torpedo Plane and Leader of a Torpedo Plane Division in Torpedo Squadron ELEVEN (VT-11)

Washington

Original U.S. Smith & Wesson 1st Schofield Model No.3 .45cal Revolver Serial 464 in Rare Unmodified Condition Russian Artwork & Posters However the museum authorities consultedOriginal Item: Only One available. This is a really nice and rare old Wild West Revolver to find. This is a very nice Smith & Wesson "Schofield Model" No. 3 revolver, in . 45 Smith & Wesson Caliber. It has some lovely aged walnut grips. The S&W Model No. 3 was introduced in 1869 as the U. S. Army's principal sidearm, after which they requested several changes to the design suggested by Major George W. Schofield. A contract was issued to Smith & Wesson