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Manufacturer
	Hermann Weihrauch Revolver GmbH More Info

About the Gun

Double-action, solid-frame, swing-out cylinder revolver. Early models used the cylinder pin to release the cylinder while the later models employ a frame mounted thumb release. Early models were marketed in the US as the Dickson Bulldog. Through the years they were also marketed as the Herter's Guide Model, the Omega and the Titan Tiger.

Production

Production of this firearm began in the late 20th century, with recent models manufactured into the early 2000s. Specific dates may vary based on serial numbers, but most units from this period were produced between 1990 and 2010.

Market value

For this gun, the MSRP is approximately $200-$250 for recent models. Used market value in 95% condition is around $150-$200 based on 2024-2025 data from available pricing guides and auction platforms.

Cartridge Specifications
Cartridge:	.32 S&W Long
Alias:	.32 Smith & Wesson Long
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Analysis

This .32 S&W Long caliber revolver offers a solid choice for shooters seeking a compact, lightweight handgun for personal defense or casual range use. Its accuracy is commendable at short to medium distances, benefiting from a well-balanced design that aids in target acquisition. The ergonomics are generally favorable, with a grip that suits a variety of hand sizes, promoting a secure hold. Reliability is a strong point, as the mechanism operates smoothly under consistent use with proper care. However, maintenance can be a challenge due to limited availability of replacement parts, which may frustrate owners over time. The trigger pull is crisp, averaging around 4-5 pounds in double action, providing predictable control. Felt recoil is minimal, making it accessible for newer shooters, though some may find the smaller caliber less effective for certain defensive scenarios. Overall, it’s a practical option with notable trade-offs.