Description
You don’t come across something like this every day. This Smith & Wesson Model 19-7 isn’t just any Performance Center revolver—it’s the very first of its kind. Serial number SDA0000 says it all. This revolver wasn’t just pulled off the line; it was hand-delivered to Paul Liebenberg, the head of the Performance Center at the time. That alone cements its place in S&W history.
But there’s more to this gun than just its number.
Crafted with the level of precision you’d expect from Smith & Wesson’s elite workshop, this revolver features a rich blued finish that gives it a clean, timeless look. The fluted cylinder, the balanced frame, the smooth lines—it all speaks to the kind of attention to detail that defines Performance Center builds. And those grips? Ergonomically shaped for comfort and control, they suggest the revolver has lived a pampered life, either seldom fired or cared for with the devotion of a serious collector.
The Performance Center is known for taking standard models and elevating them—tuning them, refining them, and making them sing. That tradition shines through here. You can expect a crisp, responsive trigger pull and tight, consistent action. It’s a shooter, sure—but let’s be honest, this one might spend more time being admired than fired.
Collectors will appreciate the story, the serial number, and the provenance. This isn’t just a revolver; it’s a starting point, a statement piece, and a direct link to the people and place that helped shape the Performance Center legacy. Whether you’re adding to a serious collection or looking for that one piece that stands out from the rest, this Model 19-7 hits all the right notes.
