The Smith & Wesson Model 544 was made in 1986 to mark the Texas Sesquicentennial, and this Texas Wagon Train Commemorative is an N-frame revolver chambered in .44-40, a cartridge Smith & Wesson rarely used. It has a 5-inch barrel and comes in its fitted wooden display box. Overall condition is excellent. Serial number TWT1289, sold from the supplier's Dallas location.

This is a commemorative in its box, so it will appeal to a Pennsylvania collector of N-frame Smiths or of Texas-themed firearms rather than to someone looking for a working revolver. The .44-40 chambering is the unusual part: it pairs with lever rifles in the same caliber, which is why the Wagon Train theme suits it. Keep it in the display box and the excellent condition stays that way. Pennsylvania has no registration of handguns, so a collection like this involves no extra state paperwork.

Key features

• .44-40 N-frame revolver, 5-inch barrel
• 1986 Texas Sesquicentennial commemorative
• Fitted wooden display box
• Excellent overall condition

The revolver and its display box ship to your Pennsylvania FFL dealer, who completes the Form 4473, state record of sale and PICS check with you.