This rare Model 1½ represents Smith & Wesson's early tip-up design, featuring a black powder-only chambering in the scarce .30 S&W configuration. An excellent example of 19th century pocket revolver engineering.
One of fewer than 200 known .30 S&W conversions of Colt's Model 1877, this "Rainmaker" features a period-correct nickel finish and reproduction ivory grips.
Fewer than 50 Merwin Hulbert revolvers in .30 S&W are known to exist. This example features the distinctive automatic ejection system when broken open.
Uberti's faithful reproduction of a Colt Single Action Army chambered in the classic .30 S&W, with modern safety features for current ammunition.
This diminutive top-break revolver represents Harrington & Richardson's popular "Young America" model in the uncommon .30 S&W chambering.
The "Safety Automatic" features Iver Johnson's patented transfer bar safety system - an innovation for its time in pocket revolvers.
A scarce 4" barrel variant of Hopkins & Allen's brass-framed revolver, featuring the distinctive bird's head grip profile favored in the 1880s.
This engraved snubnose revolver comes with documentation confirming its use by Wells Fargo agents in the 1890s, adding significant collector value.
An exceptionally rare Marlin lever-action in .30 S&W - one of only about 500 produced. This example features a professionally relined barrel for shooting.
The "Perfected Model" features Smith & Wesson's unique dual latch system - combining a top latch with a side-mounted thumb piece for added security.
One of fewer than 100 known conversions of Remington's 1875 Army revolver to .30 S&W, featuring a professionally sleeved barrel and rechambered cylinder.
An extraordinary conversion of Sharps' patented pepperbox design to .30 S&W, featuring the rare single-trigger barrel rotation mechanism.
This classic "bulldog" pocket revver represents the quintessential 19th century self-defense firearm, with period-correct nickel plating.
The "Safety Police" model features Hopkins & Allen's innovative hammer block safety - a significant advancement in late 19th century revolver design.
An experimental conversion of Colt's scarce Burgess lever-action rifle to .30 S&W, possibly done for military testing in the 1890s.
This pre-production prototype of Whitney's Wolverine revolver in .30 S&W represents an experimental design that never reached full production.
A Civil War-era percussion revolver professionally converted to .30 S&W in the 1880s, retaining its original brass frame and octagonal barrel.
Manhattan's pocket revolver in the scarce .30 S&W configuration, featuring the company's distinctive barrel latch mechanism.
A late-production Forehand & Wadsworth revolver showing the company's transition features before being acquired by Hopkins & Allen.
Marlin's Model 1889 in the extremely rare .30 S&W chambering, featuring the early side-ejection system and half-octagon barrel.
An early Smith & Wesson Hand Ejector model professionally converted to .30 S&W, featuring the company's first swing-out cylinder mechanism.
An extremely rare conversion of Colt's Lightning pump-action rifle to .30 S&W, possibly for law enforcement testing in the early 1900s.
The Defender model features Hopkins & Allen's distinctive side loading gate - a design feature borrowed from larger military revolvers.
A Civil War-era percussion revolver converted to .30 S&W in the 1880s, retaining its original brass trigger guard and loading lever.
One of the earliest semi-automatic pistols chambered in .30 S&W, produced briefly by Warner Arms before the company's acquisition.
An experimental conversion of Evans' innovative helical magazine rifle to .30 S&W, likely for military evaluation in the 1880s.
Moore's distinctive patent revolver in the scarce .30 S&W configuration, featuring the company's unique frame-mounted firing pin.
A Civil War-era Joslyn carbine converted to .30 S&W for target shooting, retaining its original breechblock mechanism.
Pond's diminutive pocket revolver in .30 S&W, featuring the company's distinctive rounded frame and concealed trigger.
A precision target pistol from Wesson & Harrington's experimental line, featuring micro-adjustable sights and a hair trigger.