Manufactured in 1882. "DFC" inspected frame (lacks "U.S." marking). Serial numbers match on frame, trigger guard, back strap, and cylinder (ejector rod housing could not be removed to check barrel number).

Fair with a darkened patina, handling marks, spotting/pitting, a softened markings. Replacement butt screw and front sight. Barrel shortened. Grips are very good with dings, scratches and high edge wear. Action needs work as hammer has only two clicks.