Manufactured for less than two years, the Fiala Target, also known as the Model 1920, was externally very similar to the Colt Woodsman, but internally quite different. The Fiala is magazine fed, but the semi-auto type slide is manually cycled for each shot. Included with the pistol are 3 barrels; a 20 inch barrel (SN 1678) with a wood forearm, a 7 1/2 inch barrel (SN 211), and a 3 inch barrel (SN 1678) with a knurled body. Standard markings on the frame, with a matching serial number on the slide and smooth grips. With an unnumbered hardwood stock, 2 boxes of Remington-UMC Kleanbore 22 LR ammunition, and a black leatherette transport case with a purple felt lined interior configured to hold the pistol and it's accessories.

Fine with 50% of the blue finish, showing areas of brown and gray patina, bright edge wear, and scattered scratches and handling marks. The rear sight is missing the elevator, and the 3 inch and 20 inch barrels are not fitted to the pistol. Grips are very good with mild dents and the stock is also fine with a few scuffs and dark spots. The case is very good with the handle absent and moderate scuffing and wear overall. Mechanically very good.