Selected Handgun Detail

Manufacturer
	Iver Johnson's Arms, Inc. More Info

About the Gun

Small frame double-action revolver. Octagon barrel, hard rubber grips.

Production

This firearm was originally produced around 1900, with manufacturing by a well-known American company during the early 20th century. Production of such models generally spanned from the late 19th century into the early 1900s, reflecting the era's design and craftsmanship.

Market value

For this gun in 95% condition, the MSRP is not applicable as it's a historical firearm. Used market value ranges from $150 to $250 based on recent 2024-2025 sales data.

Cartridge Specifications
Cartridge:	.22 LR
Alias:	.22 Long Rifle
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Analysis

This early 20th-century revolver in .22 LR caliber offers a glimpse into historical firearm design with notable attributes for its era. Its accuracy is commendable for a small-caliber handgun, delivering consistent performance at short to medium ranges, ideal for casual plinking or target practice. The ergonomics, while reflective of older designs, provide a decent grip for most users, though smaller hands might find it slightly cumbersome. Reliability is generally solid with proper care, as the simple mechanism withstands moderate use. However, maintenance can be challenging due to the age of the design, and sourcing replacement parts is often difficult, limiting its practicality for regular shooters. The trigger pull is heavier than modern standards, requiring deliberate effort, while the felt recoil remains minimal, making it approachable for novices. Overall, it’s a functional piece for collectors or occasional use, but not suited for demanding applications.