Similar in appearance to standard New Model No. 3 but was the company's first production target model. It has a 6.5" round barrel, with a raised rib and 6-shot fluted cylinder. Finished in blue or nickel-plated. Grips are walnut or checkered hard rubber, with S&W logo molded into them. Chambered in.32-44 Target or .38-44 Target. Designation of .44 referred to the frame size, i.e. a .32 caliber built on a .44 caliber frame. Approximately 4,333 manufactured between 1887 and 1910.