Smith & Wesson · Revolver

Smith & Wesson S&W Model 21

The Model 21 .44 Hand Ejector Military & Police is a fixed-sight N-Frame .44 Special revolver — the service version of the large-bore N-Frame platform. Less common than the adjustable-sight Model 24, it was produced for specific law enforcement and military procurement.

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

Chamberings

Specifications

Weight (unloaded)
40.5 oz
Overall length
11.5"
Barrel options
4", 5", 6.5"
Era
Post-War
Law enforcement
Yes
Intended use
Service / Law Enforcement

Documents

FAQs

How much does the Smith & Wesson S&W Model 21 weigh?
The Smith & Wesson S&W Model 21 weighs 40.5 oz (2.5 lb) unloaded.
What caliber is the Smith & Wesson S&W Model 21?
The Smith & Wesson S&W Model 21 is chambered in 44 Special.
When was the Smith & Wesson S&W Model 21 introduced?
The Smith & Wesson S&W Model 21 was introduced in 1950 in USA and is discontinued.
What is the capacity of the Smith & Wesson S&W Model 21?
The Smith & Wesson S&W Model 21 has a capacity of 6.

More from Smith & Wesson

AmmunitionFactory loads in 44 SpecialBrowseFull firearm database

Improve this page

Know of a manual or schematic we're missing, or spot something wrong? Send a link or a correction — every submission is reviewed before it goes live.