This is an original Swiss Model 1882 revolver as used by the Swiss military from 1882 to as late as 1950. The grooved walnut grips on this revolver indicate that it was a later production model while the earlier guns will be seen with checkered hard rubber grips. This specific pistol has the scarce slot on the underside of the pistol butt that was intended to allow the attachment of a shoulder stock (not included) along with a small lanyard loop. Swiss cross is marked on the loading gate bottom of the trigger guard and rear upper left barrel flat and various Swiss proofmarks appear on the left side of frame forward of the cylinder. The pistol has all matching serial numbered parts. Includes a 25 count box of Geco .7.5mm ammunition.

Excellent with 98% of the original blue finish with 40% of the straw colors on the various small parts, to include the trigger, hammer, ejector rod and loading gate. The grips are in fine condition, however, the right side was painted black at some time and now shows traces of the remaining paint. A nice example of a scarce 1882 Swiss revolver.