$699.99
This deactivated 1877 Remington-Smoot .32 Revolver No.2 Spur Trigger Revolver is a collector’s gem available at antiquearmory.com. Crafted by E. Remington & Sons, it features William Sydney Smoot’s 1873 patented design, produced from 1877 to 1885.
1 in stock
Description
Historical Significance
The 1877 Remington-Smoot .32 Revolver No. 2 .Rimfire Revolver, made between 1878 and 1888, is a rare single-action, spur-trigger revolver with a distinctive bird’s head grip, chambered for .32 Rimfire Short. Designed for concealed carry post-Civil War, it features a 2.75-inch octagonal barrel marked “E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, N.Y. Pat. W.S. Smoot Oct. 21, 1873,” a fluted five-shot cylinder, and a nickel-plated finish with checkered hard rubber grips. With an estimated production of around 3,000 units—significantly fewer than the No. 3’s 25,000—this Remington revolver is highly sought after for its scarcity. This 1877 revolver’s compact size and concealability made it popular in the Old West among gamblers, shopkeepers, and travelers in places like Virginia City. Saloon owners often kept it under counters for protection during brawls.
Condition
Retaining a weathered nickel finish, this antique firearm showcases its historical use while maintaining excellent display quality. The solid-frame design includes a sprung-loaded ejector rod, with some wear adding character. Deactivated, it’s perfect for collectors.
Availability
Only 1 available at antiquearmory.com, this piece is a must-have for enthusiasts of 19th-century firearms.
Please note that, as an deactivated antique firearm manufactured prior to 1899, it is exempt from federal firearms regulations under U.S. law (Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 921(a)(16)), but buyers are responsible for complying with local laws. Secure this rare artifact for your collection today at antiquearmory.com!
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.