Manufactured in 1902 and featuring a Lyman beaded blade front sight (bead absent), adjustable sporting rear sight, the two-line address, and "44 W.C.F." on top at the breech. The rifle correctly does not have the oval "WP" proofs. The frame has the three-line model designation and patent marking on the upper tang and the serial number on the bottom. The rifle is mounted with a smooth forearm and straight wrist stock with a crescent buttplate.