Manufactured between 1908 and 1915 with approximately 15,375 produced. Also known as "The New Century", the Triple Lock derived it's nickname because of the separate locking device located on the extractor rod housing in addition to the usual two locks. Standard markings and features with service style round blade and frame notch sights. The grips are checkered and feature the correct diamond pattern at the screw escutcheon.

Very good with 80% of the original blue finish. Showing areas of high point and edge wear, flaking of the blue on the barrel, top strap, cylinder and a few small pits on the barrel. The hammer and trigger are vibrantly casehardened. The grips are very good with sharp checkering, general handling marks and a few small dings on the butt. Mechanically excellent.