The M1887 was made at Frankford Arsenal, and was issued only to the military. It's a Uberti version of the Schofield, in 45 Colt. I had taken my time during the shots, and my sights were on target the entire time. If somebody decides to go for it and can overcome the complicated machining, I expect that it would cost about $1,500 or more. Whenever I see a professional head shot poster I look closely in the models eyes. Some years ago I purchased a replica S&W New Frontier #3 top-break revolver in .45 Colt with a blue finish. US Firearms "Custer Battlefield" single action .45. A quick tip off to some fakes is the stamping of the company name. This cartridge was originally designed as a black powder round. Get the latest news and updates on products, news, and events The .44 Smith & Wesson American cartridge was externally lubricated (like .22 rimfire ammunition we see nowadays, especially target ammunition with waxed bullets). Save my name and email to use for future comments. Wrong. They preferred the Colt partially because it was deemed to be more durable than the Model 3, especially during a pistol whipping. You take sodium nitrate salts, heat them to about 585F, you drop in the de-greased screws, and wait 15 minutes. The only actual order I can find with anything from the Army Ordinance Board is for 3,000, which is in the wrong caliber, and the contract was cancelled just 2 years later. I shot the heck of the gun, shooting the first 100 rounds all my own hand loads in about three hours time and it got dirty. Finish: Nickel Finish with charcoal-blue screws I have an original S&W Double Action Frontier. I, another gunsmith, have figured out only about half of the tools he made what they were for, etc. Sights: Blade Front, Rear sight on back of barrel Unsurprisingly, my hands were a little sweaty during a few of the courses of fire, and the smooth grips didnt help. Actually there were speed loaders back then. I have all manner of widgets for sporterizing a Mauser 98 action, more workholding for a Rem700 style action, tools to hold a bolt in a lathe, and dozens of hand-ground high speed steel cutting tools for the lathe to do a specific job. Our price: $799.99. Like the others, part of this accuracy comes from good sights, a long sight radius, and a great trigger. One of the big (huge, actually) issues in trying to replicate some of these guns is this: How the *(&&*(^ do I hold onto the workpiece? This is a problem which cannot be solved merely with CNC machines and CAD s/w. So although in the movies we almost always see hero and bad guy alike armed with a single action Colt Peacemaker the revolvers they really carried are far more varied than that. Veteran, army medic, proud Texas son. Our collection database is a work in progress. Loads worked on the gun We are glad to be able to offer parts for most current production Smith and Wesson firearms. Numrich Gun Parts Corporation 226 Williams Ln. One of the said improvements was a redesigned locking system that made the gun easier to load while on horseback. Hmm this article made me realize that I need to pick up some nickle plated ammo for my .44mag birdshead Vaquero. Which, for those of us who are revolver fans, is how we like to see cylinders turn: into the window or clockwise. Really, Im just clueless about this stuff. www.smith-wesson.com Owner's Manual Model 3 Schofield - 2000 - Safety Manual - Schofield2 3/16/01 9:15 AM Page 1. No Serial Number WE DO NOT SHIP INTERNATIONALLY $30 Shippin, RARE CIVILIAN Antique SMITH & WESSON 2nd Model .45 Cal. I really enjoyed this gun, but the sights being slightly off kept it out of my 5-star category. As early as 1871, Schofield had been working on improvements to the S&W American that he felt would render it more suitable for military usage. Taylors & Company has imported a limited run of nickel-plated Smith & Wesson Model 3 Schofield break-top revolvers. Jim Supica runs Old Town Station Ltd. Auction & Antique Arms and has authored numerous articles on gun collecting. It turns clockwise in the action. Since 1852 Smith & Wesson has empowered Americans with the freedom, equality, and security promised by the Declaration of Independence and guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. starting at $ 75.00 * (1) SCH-003 Schofield Eagle. so get this amazing Red Puffer Vest which is a favorite of all girls and it is the most-rated and most selling outfit in our store, shop now because the stock is limited. I would not expect most commercial .45LC to be any different, and only the .44-40 would likely show a real difference in recoil. Designed by Major Schofield of U.S. Army the Schofield Revolver was an improvement and up-grade of earlier top-break Single Action revolvers produced in the line of the legendary firearms company Smith & Wesson. I shot it an hour later. Manufactured by the S&W Performance Center, this is a Schofield Model of 2000, Wells Fargo Edition. The key word in that last sentence is try. I put screws like that on custom guns, and I do this by nitre blueing. Their investigators were, in particular, seen as the professional gunslingers of the day. The Smith and Wesson Model No. Jesse James was known to carry two pistols on him, one a Colt and one a Schofield. . Reproduction gun and profit!. My time to draw and fire six shots into the same 10-inch circle at 15 yards averaged 4.56 seconds. In Canada it is a little different. The above revolver models help show the progression of Smith & Wesson's history. Originally made in 1870, the top-break Model 3 has the distinction of being the first cartridge revolver to become standard issue in the US Army. And/or use black reflectors (matte poster board or foamcore) to help hide them. Having a revolver you could flip around and use like a war hammer wasnt a bad idea. Real mother of pearl grips would add at least $100 to the price of the gun. Constitution Avenue, NW Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: 3 Schofield Type: Revolver Gauge: 45 Schofield Barrel: 7 inch solid rib Finish: blue Grip: walnut Stock: Item Views: 6203 Item Interest: Very Active Serial Number: Catalog Page: 68 Class: Antique Description: Smith & Wesson M&p 9mm 40 S&w Magazine Finger Rest Extension Floor Plate. Those first 100 were all lead cast rounds, so I fully cleaned the bore after that, prior to shooting the commercial loads and testing for accuracy. Southwest Airlines has a campaign like this. Whats great about the internet, Google Books, and Amazon is that for not too much money, you can download so many history books and fast. And thanks. It became the standard cartridge of the Army, though the Colt 1873 still was the main issue side arm of the Army. The combined genius of these two men and later their heirs created one of the most successful handgun manufacturers of all time. In .45 cal, it bucks a bit when fired, but still very comfortable to shoot. Mine have the wooden grips I may have to consider a grip change I love the way they look. General Gorloff understood that this external lubricant would attract dirt and cause functioning problems, so he told Smith & Wesson to create an internally lubricated .44 caliber cartridge. Just two years later Smith & Wesson would further refine the Model 3, incorporating Schofields designs in their New Model No. Washington, D.C. Email powered by MailChimp (Privacy Policy & Terms of Use), International Media Interoperability Framework. An interesting thing about these guns is that all the frames were made before 1899 so they are not considered a firearm by the ATF. -Smith & Wesson 1911 Grips. It feels much lighter and theres no way I would change a thing about it. Everyone admitted that the S&W wastwice as fastto reload as the Colt, and it seemed to be more accurate as well. Both the revolver and the cartridge were named after a major who thought that the model 3 would make for quicker reloads for calvarymen on the move. He told me to look for a History Channel special this summer called "Found". Col. Charles Pate, noted authority on S&W military revolvers, writes that the big S&W was still in use by regular army units as of 1887. In cowboy action shooting, that time would be good enough to keep me from getting laughed off the range, mostly due to the kind nature of the folks that attend those events. They take me a long time just because I end up reading a lot and going down the rabbit hole of history, just to delete most of that stuff from the article anyway. You will find the Uberti manual for these replicas if you click here. The .38 Special is a highly under-appreciated round today for target shooting. Smith & Wesson 32 & 38 Target Grips. Includes Smith & Wesson Performance Center factory wooden display case. The grips, barrel and cylinder do not match. You have entered an incorrect email address! You can read of the big picture issues of this battle, known to the Indians as The Hundred-in-the-Hand. Getting back to guns: In those days, battles often got up close and very real when the ammo ran out. I like my Webleys. Also, the seven-inch barrel of the Schofield is a whole lot of steel to clear and point before it gets up there in the first place. Nickel plating can be pretty and durable, or pretty and easily chipped. The Russians had realized that they could get their own arms factory at Tula to manufacture Smith & Wessons No. Between 2000 and 2003 Smith & Wesson made a limited run of Schofield revolvers, but they had some modern improvements, including a transfer . (60) 96% agree - Would recommend. No matter what I. His travels have taken him to Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Japan and a number of other countries. I found a sucker and. I was raised by a licensed gun Smith. Smith & Wesson began in 1852 with the partnership of Horace Smith and Daniel Wesson. After my second shot at 25 yards using Remingtons 130gr FMJ UMC round on a paper, target I was genuinely confused. Major George W. Schofield, a U.S. Army ordinance officer assigned to the 10th Cavalry, sought to improve on Smith & Wesson's Model No. Overall Length: 3.5=9.25, 5=10.75, 7=12.75 $5.00 shipping. The Smith & Wesson Schofield revolver,.45 caliber, was manufactured from 1875 to 1878. I shouldnt have been particularly surprised, as this is the second Uberti pistol Ive reviewed, and Ive bought two others. The Schofield is one of the iconic guns of the west, with a rich history. He came across the gun many years ago in an auction and was told it belonged to the James gang. Such is its popularity that some gun enthusiasts who are not familiar with the older S&W . I can safely say this one is very much on the durable side. The .45 Schofield cartridge was shorter than the .45 Colt. New York received 2,000 in 1877; Michigan 536 in 1878 and 1879; Indiana 300 in 1878 and 1879; Territory of Washington 180 in 1882 and 1891; California at least 100 and possibly 300 in 1880; Kansas 100 in 1879; West Virginia 79 in 1878; with lesser quantities going to Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, and Tennessee. Several Pate articles on Schofields will be found in the 25th Anniversary reprints of the SWCA Journal. thats what he was thinking. I think I was in love. It cost Winchester the equivalent today of about $14 million dollars and a couple years of calendar time to make this happen. Calibers available are .38 Special, .44 Russian, 44-40 and 45 Colt. I shot this gun in the Texas Hill Country Spring heat, ranging from 90 to 102 degrees. Introduced in 1878, Smith & Wesson New Model No. COPYRIGHT 2021, THETRUTHABOUTGUNS.COM. Many Schofields were issued to active units, reportedly including the 4th, 9th, and 10th Cavalry. 3 Model of 1875. I agree with you about the handling and shooting qualities of the top-break revolvers they are just fun! There is a transfer bar for safety, which is a good idea. 3 Schofield was a superior design, the Colt SAA got the government contracts.". Two new revolvers: Smith and Wesson Model 3 (Schofield) revolver -> Chambered in .44 magnum, 30 damage [requires 6 str and 60 guns skill] Kit's Modified Schofield (Unique)-> Higher ROF, Higher damage, Better condition [requires 6 str and 60 guns skill] 500 Magnum . Springfield Research Service reports that some Schofields were apparently still in service with volunteer units in 1898 during the Spanish American War. RARE CIVILIAN Antique SMITH & WESSON 2nd Model .45 Cal. We apologize for the interruption. SCHOFIELD New and Used For Sale - Price: $1,046.99. Jon has done radio, television, magazine and newspaper interviews on various issues, and has traveled extensively, having lived in Britain, Australia, China and Hong Kong. The vast majority of the 9,000 guns went to the U.S. Army. The Smith & Wesson Schofield (usually pronounced SKO-field rather than SHOW-field) revolver is probably the best known by the general public of any of the Model Threes, and the one most associated with the Old West in the collective American imagination. Fine as hell, yall. Jesse James carried serial number 366, and serial number 273 is reported to have been used by a James Gang member, possibly Jesse. I would have guessed the trigger pull weight was about 2.5lbs with no creep and a clean break. It is absolutely gorgeous, and shoots well, but too pricey. But it is tough. The Russian model was criticized for the awkwardness of its grip, hammer, and trigger-guard spur. If you can get it drawn, pointed and fired by the time the coin hits the ground, you are quick by their standards. The list of past owners of Smith & Wesson No. Theyre just consistently to the left. S&W demurred, noting that the rim of the .45 Colt was inadequate for positive extraction in the S&W design, and no doubt considering that the cylinder and frame of the Model 3 would have to be lengthened to accommodate the long round. Schofield recognized the value in the Model 3s break-top, fast ejection design for a cavalryman riding on horseback. And many of those generals in charge at the time were likely grunts during the civil war, and had a fare share of hand to hand experience from battles like the Bloody Angle. This is a Smith and Wesson Schofield Second Model Revolver that was originally purchased by the U.S. Government. We may update this record based on further research and review. Parts are available to the public for self installation, but they can also be installed by our highly trained gunsmiths. One interested US military man was Major George W. Schofield who asked for a revolver to evaluate it for cavalry use. Sherriff Pat Garret, the man who killed Billy the Kid was known to carry and use the Schofield patented pistol, as was Texas outlaw John Wesley Hardin and even President Theodore Roosevelt. The late great Donald Lange. Gun #: 919781247 Seller: Wildwood Inc $1,395.00 Full Details 1 Image (s) The gun is just too accurate, too easy to shoot, and too much fun not to own one. Significant in Major Schofields modifications was the changing of the top break latch to a frame mounted stirrup type latch so it could be operated by the thumb, thus making it easier to manipulate whilst on horseback. I find this to be true (for me) between my modern versions of classic Colts and my S&W revolvers. In fact, starting as early as 1860, any revolver could be ordered from Smith & Wesson with either a blued finish or nickel-plated. The vast majority of the 9,000 guns went to the U.S. Army. @TaylorsFirearms version of a Smith and Wesson Number 3 Schofield by @Uberti_USA This was problematic for Smith & Wesson as the cylinder of the No. Not long after, much of the public did the same thing, having their barrels modified from the cavalrys original seven inches down to five. This grip helps to stabilize the pistol. I shot 60 total rounds for accuracy with this pistol. (51) 93% agree - Would recommend. They had purchased a thousand of the original revolvers in the .44 Smith & Wesson American cartridge but were not impressed. As usual, a top notch review but I feel a bit cheated. I also played with the latch, releasing it and flipping it back up probably a couple hundred more times. Its probable that some of the guns sold to state militias had been previously issued to regular army units. If you require a personal response, please use ourContact page. : SCH-003 . Upon release, the muzzle swings down, and the extractor comes up, pushing all of the cases up. eg, I have a couple of plastic blocks that I use to hold a 1911 slide upside-down so that I can stake on a new front sight. Corral fame are among others who are reported to have carried Schofields. Welcome to the Smith and Wesson Gun Parts section of Midwestgunworks.com. The Schofield Revolver was a top break single action revolver produced by Smith and Wesson . I have many .38SPL revolvers. Way up there behind the muzzle is a simple, thin metal blade front sight. You had me right up until the line that starts MSRP. Between the two, there is plenty of space to see the target, but by aligning the base of the V rear with the front sight, a great deal of precision is possible. Serial no. I followed the whole M&H replica controversy especially the part where people had put down deposits (which they never got back) and no revolvers were produced. This revolver from Taylors & Company is chambered in .38 Special, a cartridge that wasnt available in the Model 3sfrom the factory. Check to compare Smith & Wesson 640 357 Mag Revolver 2.12" Barrel. There are two cocked positions for the Schofield. They became very popular with the US marshals, as well as Wells Fargo. Our price: Quantity: Buy now. This old baby has a little bit of endshake (the cylinder can slide back and forth slightly when the gun is closed.) Usually can see the photographer and often the lights and reflectors they used. This mod is opted-in to receive Donation Points. All one-inch groups and many less at 25 yards with cheap commercial ammunition. Today 01:58 AM by outdoorsdad. Famous lawman Bill Tilghman and Frank McLowery of O.K. Extremely accurate, lots of fun to shoot. The demand of new SMITH WESSON MODEL 3 SCHOFIELD pistol's has not changed over the past 12 months. The MSRP for pearl grips is actually $1,859! Check to compare Smith & Wesson 629 44 Mag Revolver 4" Barrel. Shot different. This was a vastly superior system to reloading a cap and ball revolver and this garnered much interest both from the US military and overseas military forces most notably Russia. All of the screws on the frame are colored a beautiful blue. Smith & Wesson 38 Military & Police Model of 1905 38 Special Revolver - Collectible *4th Change* Our price: $399.99. The only thing I did to pimp my revolver was to change out the wooden grips for after-market hard rubber ones. Unfortunately, at 25 yards, they lay about three inches to the left of the target. My S&W Factory Letter states that it was made in 1887, and returned to the factory in April of 1946, possibly for repair (records did not state reason). Soon, however, both men left Volcanic and returned to Springfield, Massachusetts, Horace . Did I mention the .22Mag High-Standard top-break derringer I just recently found in my safe? Smith & Wesson .44 DA Grips. LSB#: 181015PR65 Make: Smith & Wesson Model: Schofield Model of 2000 aka 3 rd Model Schofield Serial Number: GWS2311 Year of Manufacture: 2000 Caliber: .45 Schofield (.45 S&W) Action Type: Single Action Revolver with Top-Break Barrel Markings: The Barrel Length: The left side of the barrel is marked ".45 S&W" and the left side of the barrel lug is marked "SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD, MASS . 3 and the 1873 Colts the Army had in .45 Colt. There also appears to be a slight thickening of the top strap over the originals, I assume in order to accommodate the larger .45 Colt. Its a great look back into history at one of the competitors of the Colt, and one of the foundations of the Smith & Wesson legend as well. How, then, did I miss the paper entirely? The entire revolver is nickel finished and mirror polished. 3 design and it became so popular that the U.S. Army ordered 8000 of the Schofield No. Smith & Wesson Grips Models 59, 459, 559 & 659. But infantry commanders argued that the soldiers didnt use their sidearms much, rarely had need to fire more than six shots, and the Colts accuracy was good enough to get the job done. He claims to have the Smith and Wesson Schofield Jesse James had on him the day he was shot in the back of the head and killed. Some of them Ive figured out by looking them over for a half-hour and memorizing them and then, one day, Ill be working on something and Ill say Ohhhhhhhhhh. You can legally mail order them. Its possible that some of the Schofields in private hands were chambered on custom order in .38-40 Winchester, but I can find no actual examples of that chambering. Available in dozens of calibers and frame sizes for concealed carry, home . Read today's "The Armed Citizen" entry for real stories of law-abiding citizens, past and present, who used their firearms to save lives. and yet I still want one! A little more force and the barrel tips back at the shooter, the cylinder comes forward, and all of the cases fly out in front of the shooter. My only beef with the screws is that theyd look better if they were timed. As to the nickle finish on your test gun, Ive read that this finish was popular with shooters because it resisted corrosion from shooting black powder cartridges. Readers today might think: This is really reaching for a reason to reject a gun. Smith & Wesson Schofield revolvers are single-action top-break cartridge revolvers named after Major George W. Schofield who redesigned the locking mechanism of the S&W Model No. A lady on the Netflix show Godless had one of these that was used in the final gun-slinging match and I drooled over it then. SMITH AND WESSON REVOLVERS AND CZECH ALFA REVOLVER FOR SALE. In 1855, Smith & Wesson sold their interest to the newly-organized Volcanic Repeating Arms Company. The Smith and Wesson Model No. And/or use black reflectors (matte poster board or foamcore) to help hide them. The most obvious of these consisted of changing the latch from barrel mounted to frame mounted. Many of these guns were chambered in 44 Russian which is a like a short .44 Special. But mostly, Im just slow and I always have been. Major Schofield suggested a number of improvements which were incorporated into the revolver in 1875. In Army tests of this era, S&W Americans and Russians passed the firing and functioning criteria, but were criticized for their complexity and number of parts. Gotta pay attention to voltage and amperage numbers.). Jeremy is rewarding my grumbling with sending prettier stuff my way. He also suggested making the rear sight integral to the latch. 9mm Pistol. The United States Army contracted a total of over 5 000 Schofields with 7-1/2 barrel lengths. . Three different sizes of numerals have been reported in the Wells Fargo serial number markings. I have a collection of American Master Bladesmith bowies, and his is certainly the most beautiful. When you consider how much more straightforward it is to make a pump shotgun vs. a revolver well, now you have an appreciation for why so many of these rich guy buying a bunch of tools and a dream schemes dont (and wont) work. They're top-break single-action revolvers that were originally . Customer experience was, and still is, the primary focus, a key to the firms longevity and success. I appreciate your suggestions. However, in 1874 the Army purchased 8,000 Colt Single Action Army models, noting a preference for their strength and simplicity. Most common is the small size, about the same size as the company name abbreviation. The Smith & Wesson No. It was a Smith & Wesson Model 3 that was modified, due to a suggestion by Major George Schofield, to make it easier for a cavalryman to reload while riding. BE . To make matters worse, unlike the czar, the United States infantry was underwhelmed by the Model 3 during its early trials. The imitation mother of pearls grips on this fancier model are well done and perfectly usable. It was during its early trials and use by the US Army that then Major George Schofield took an interest in the sidearm. Unfortunately, modern has come to mean semi automatic these days Theyve all displayed this level of accuracy. The S&W Model No. Today 02:49 AM by Toyman. Id plunk my money down for one of those in a heartbeat. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. 3 Schofield was greatly improved over the Model No. Midwest Gun Works Gunsmiths can offer you the knowledge and skill that your Smith & Wesson firearm deserves. It has the same top break and extractor system. 2 Count Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 380 Extra Long 1.25 XL Magazine Mounted Garrison Grip Extension. By 1879, the U. S. Army had purchased 8,285 of the revolvers. While the Colt 45 had more power, the speed at which a cavalryman could reload a Schofield was less than 30 seconds, half of the time for a Colt 45. Put Joe in a padded room with a steel ball and a feather and hell figure out how to fuck up the steel ball. What should the discerning collector look for in a potential buy? As I had already put more than 100 rounds through the Schofield during a series of drills, I wasnt surprised that it was a gun capable of considerable precision. 3 American. Some tookthe extra step of nickel plating them as well, just like some of the operators did. Thats one of the many reasons its so popular to this day. Ive got a newsflash for people who think this way: If youre going to make or work on guns, you will have to make tooling for the job. Taylors & Company sells several versions of the S&W Model 3, including a few Schofields. By the way, most of the these photos were taken after the first 100 shots, and the gun was only wiped down with my T-shirt. You May Also Be Interested In. The upside to you, dear reader, is the knowledge that even after the shooting and drawing and just tons of goofing around, theres still no obvious wear on the gun. Smith & Wessons No. As a former Joe myself, I hate to admit it, but the big army was probably right. Although not entirely authentic, the .38SPL is a phenomenal shooter in this gun. If you have a question relating to the museum's collections, please first check our Collections FAQ. Estimated Value Schofields design was a big improvement over the previous Model 3s. . I can find sources that say 3,000, 3,035, 4,000, 8,000, and 8,035. Colonel George Schofield himself, as well as the fortuitous arrangement he had with his brother, who headed up the Army Ordnance Board. Reintroduced in 2000. Free shipping for many products! Id like to add some historical perspective to one aspect of flop-top revolvers like the #3 vs. the Colt SAA. I was still. Like Colt and Remington, Smith & Wesson realized the West was a place where bigger definitely was better and built the Schofield to fire potent .45 projectiles. 3 more cheaply and so they simply made their own copies. The Russian government decided to defer paying for revolvers supplied, and then they cancelled their order leaving Smith & Wesson with a lot of revolvers manufactured and no sale. The Smith & Wesson Model 3 is a single-action, cartridge-firing, top-break revolver produced by Smith & Wesson (S&W) from around 1870 to 1915, and was recently again offered as a reproduction by Smith & Wesson and Uberti.. Ah, but is it authentic? When the Army began to adopt modern side-loading double-action revolvers, the M1887 round gave occasional ejection trouble, and was replaced in Army use by the M1909 .45 Colt cartridge. The latch on the Schofield can be operated with one hand while on horseback and empty cases automatically ejected. While Colt and Remington revolvers loaded one round at a time through a side-mounted loading gate, the Schofield was a top-break gun, popping open in the middle and allowing for simultaneous ejection of spent cartridges or quick reloading. All good firearms and I like dealing with the friendly folks that work for them. Checkered grip for Schofield. 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