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Smith & Wesson Model 44 .44 Special 4-inch

The Model 44, known as the 1950 Military, was a large N-Frame .44 Special that preceded the .44 Magnum Model 29. It gave shooters the large frame platform chambered for the milder .44 Special cartridge, favored by target shooters for its accuracy potential.

📄Manual (model family)🔧Schematic — not on file
Type
Revolver
Action
Double-Action
Caliber
.44 Special
Capacity
6
Introduced
1950
Origin
USA
Status
Discontinued
Platform
S&W N-Frame

Chamberings

Specifications

Weight (unloaded)
40 oz
Overall length
9.625"
Barrel options
4-inch, 6.5-inch
Era
Classic
Intended use
Target, Sport, Collecting

Documents

FAQs

How much does the Smith & Wesson Model 44 .44 Special 4-inch weigh?
The Smith & Wesson Model 44 .44 Special 4-inch weighs 40 oz (2.5 lb) unloaded.
What caliber is the Smith & Wesson Model 44 .44 Special 4-inch?
The Smith & Wesson Model 44 .44 Special 4-inch is chambered in .44 Special.
When was the Smith & Wesson Model 44 .44 Special 4-inch introduced?
The Smith & Wesson Model 44 .44 Special 4-inch was introduced in 1950 in USA and is discontinued.
What is the capacity of the Smith & Wesson Model 44 .44 Special 4-inch?
The Smith & Wesson Model 44 .44 Special 4-inch has a capacity of 6.

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