Smith & Wesson Texas Ranger Commemorative 19-3 .357 Blued and Knife Set w/Collectors Wood Case Never Been Fired

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Smith & Wesson Texas Ranger Commemorative 19-3 .357 Blued and Knife Set w/Collectors Wood Case Never Been Fired

This is a limited, 1 of 8,000 run Smith & Wesson 19-3 Texas Ranger commemorative with its original serial matching knife and case

LOW SERIAL NUMBER: TR161
 

• Firearm: Smith & Wesson Model 19-3 Texas Ranger 4″ Blued Revolver Double Action
• 6-Shot, Double/Single Action, Sing-Out Fluted Cylinder Revolver
• Manufactured: 1973
• Knife: 5.75″ Bowie Knife

Markings: 

Revolver: The left side of the barrel is marked “SMITH & WESSON”, the right is marked “TEXAS RANGERS / S.&W. .357 MAGNUM”. The left side of the frame is marked with S&W’s monogram logo, the right is marked with the four line Marcas Registradas. The right side plate is marked with a Texas Ranger seal bearing the Star of Texas surrounded by lettering “STATE OF TEXAS / TEXAS RANGER COMMEMORATIVE COMISSION” with “1823” above and “1973” below. The grips have brass Star of Texas medallions.

Knife: The right side of the grip has an inlet black-on-brass seal which is the same as on the sideplate of the revolver. The right blade flat is marked “TEXAS RANGERS 1823-1973”. The left blade flat is marked with the Smith & Wesson monogram logo with “1973” beneath.

Case: The presentation case is marked with the same seal as the sideplate on the top as well as with a Smith & Wesson monogram logo in the bottom right corner of the top.

Barrel Length: 4”, Pinned, with Solid Rib & Shrouded Ejector Rod

Sights / Optics: The front sight is a serrated ramp blade with a red insert, fixed to a rise in the barrel’s solid rib; the top of the barrel is serrated and matte finished for glare reduction. The rear sight is a flat top, square notched and white outlined leaf in a base that is micrometer-click adjustable for windage and elevation.

Stock Configuration & Condition: The grips are smooth gloss finished walnut presentation stocks with brass Star of Texas medallions. The stocks show very light handling marks, unnoticed until closely inspected. The most prominent would be a very light horizontal compression under the medallion on the right panel and a tiny loss along the smooth backstrap on the left panel.

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