A hammerless (shrouded) semi-automatic pistol that competed with the Colt 1911 in the US military pistol trials of 1907-1911. The rotating barrel locked breech design was innovative. Ultimately lost to the Colt 1911 but remained popular commercially. A distinctive 10-round magazine gave it higher capacity than most contemporaries. Widely used by European police forces and military officers. Type: Rifle Action: Lever-Action Caliber: .30-30 Winchester Capacity: 10 Year introduced: 1920, USA Weight: 88 oz Overall length: 42.5" Status: Discontinued Intended use: civilian, law enforcement