.32 caliber Iver Johnson revolver

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The .32 caliber Iver Johnson revolver is a small, inexpensive early-20th-century American handgun best known as the weapon used by Leon Czolgosz to assassinate U.S. President William McKinley in 1901.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf revolver
actionType double-action
top-break
ammunitionType .32 S&W
associatedBrand Iver Johnson "Safety Automatic" revolver line NERFINISHED
associatedWith Buffalo, New York NERFINISHED
Pan-American Exposition NERFINISHED
barrelLengthClass short barrel
caliber .32 caliber
category civilian handgun
collectibleStatus historical collectible firearm
concealability easily concealable
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
distributionChannel hardware stores
mail-order catalogs
era early 20th century
event assassination of William McKinley
eventDate 1901
firingMechanism hammer-fired
frameMaterial steel
gripMaterial hard rubber
historicalSignificance assassination weapon of a U.S. president
intendedUse concealed carry
personal defense
legalStatus subject to U.S. federal and state firearms laws
manufacturer Iver Johnson Arms & Cycle Works NERFINISHED
marketPosition inexpensive handgun
mechanicalDesign swing-out ejector star in top-break frame
mechanicalOperation break-open frame for loading and unloading
notableFor use in the assassination of U.S. President William McKinley
priceClass low-cost firearm
productionPeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
safetyFeature hammer-the-hammer safety
transfer bar safety
sizeClass small-frame revolver
soldAs pocket revolver
typicalCapacity 5-shot cylinder
typicalFinish blued
nickel-plated
typicalSights fixed iron sights
useContext urban self-defense
usedBy Leon Czolgosz NERFINISHED

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Leon Czolgosz usedWeapon .32 caliber Iver Johnson revolver