Iver johnson top break revolvers full#

Some 250,000 First Model Iver Johnson Safety Automatics were made from 1894-96, a significant and brief production life if there ever was one. In short, they were the Kahr of the 1900s. A nice, safe, and (for the time) relatively powerful handgun with a fast reload for a price that almost anyone could afford made it a hit for the company. When introduced Safety Automatics retailed for $6, which in todays money is about $150. With so many options you could buy a small concealable revolver for discreet carry or hiding in a cash drawer, or a larger piece for home defense. These guns were sold in both a small frame version with a three to six inch barrel in 22LR (7-shot) or 32S&W (5-shot), and a large frame 38S&W version that came in barrel lengths as short as 2-inches.

Then you risked an accidental discharge from a dropped revolver if the gun was carried with a hammer down on a loaded cylinder, which as you may imagine, was a real concern at the time. Without the transfer bar in place, which would only occur when the trigger was pulled, the gun would not fire

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These guns are being sold as is, and do not qualify for the Supplemental Lifetime Warranty.

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Iver johnson top break revolvers full#

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This revolver certainly shows wear, but appears intact and serviceable. In any case, it has a 5-round capacity, original owl-head grips, and a 3.5-inch barrel. The caliber is unknown, my guess (emphasize guess) would be the venerable. This is some model of an Iver Johnson top-break revolver.