Quite similar in appearance to First Model. Its function is identical. Major difference is absence of top strap over the cylinder. It had no trademark stamped on the cheekpiece. Second Model offered with 28" and 32" octagonal barrel. Chambered for .44-caliber percussion, holding 8-shots. There were approximately 500 produced from 1838-1841. Presence of an attached cheekpiece would add approximately 10 percent to value.