Manufactured in 1922, these Single Action Army revolvers remained extremely popular well into the 20th century in the American west among ranchers and cowboys, who valued the trusted revolvers rugged dependability and firepower. The standard one-line address is marked on top of the barrel and the caliber marking is on the left. The left of the frame is marked with the standard two-line patent dates followed by the Rampant Colt. The matching serial number is marked on the frame and the right side of both the trigger guard and back strap, as well has hand marked inside both grips. The assembly number "400" is marked inside the loading gate. It is fitted with blade and groove sights and a pair of checkered hard rubber grips with Rampant Colts at the tops.

Fine, retains 70% plus of the original blue finish and 30% of the vibrant original case colors with the balance having thinned to mostly a smooth grey patina and a series of hammering type dings on the butt. The grips are very good with a reglued crack visible and a minor chip absent from the butt of the right panel and a few scattered minor handling marks. Mechanically excellent. The revolver has the look of a well-cared for working gun that may have spent many years holstered on the hip of a western rancher or cowboy!