Description:
From The Manufacturer/Wikipedia/People Smarter Than Us:
In 1870 the U.S. Army ordered 1000 of the Model no. 3 American. Afterwards the U.S. military had no interest in the Model No. 3 design. The Russians, unlike the U.S. Military were extremely impressed with the Model No. 3 American. In 1871 officials of the Russian Military approached Smith & Wesson concerning the purchase of the Model No. 3 revolver. The Russians suggested a few improvements that were incorporated into the S&W design and a new .44 Russian chambering.
Stats & Specs:
- Barrel: 3.5”, 5”, 7”
- Caliber: .38 Special, .44-40, .44 Russian, .45 LC
- Capacity: 6-shot
- Features: Single-action
- Finish: Blued
- Grips: Walnut
- Sights: Fixed blade front, notch rear
- Weight: 35 ounces
44 Russian | Handgun Ammo | Ammo
Price:
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Cimarron No. 3 Russian/Schofield Price New: $1045
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Cimarron No. 3 Russian/Schofield Price Used: $575 (fair) to $785 (excellent)
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