Manufactured in 1884 as a third model. The barrel has carbine sights and is marked with the two-line address/patent dates information as well as "44 CAL." The underside of the frame ahead of the unmarked cartridge elevator is stamped "JR/11449" in tiny font (reason unknown). Upper tang has the model marking, left side of receiver has a saddle ring, and carbine stock has a trapdoor buttplate (cleaning rod not included).

Very good, having a mottled brown patina. The wood is also very good with a hairline crack near the buttplate tang and minor dings and scratches. Mechanically excellent.