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The pictures are pretty low resolution but I'm thinking that is a Spanish or Brazilian copy of a S&W.

That being said, I've long though and desired a pre war S&W kit gun in 32 long

Beautiful combination.

Here's the revolver companion to my 32-20 rifles. It's a S&W 3rd Model Hand Ejector Target in 32-20 with Roper grips.

I think back before smokeless powder velocities the 32's were the go to gun for that size critter. Just curious, do you eat them? Are they considered edible? We have a few here but they are a recent non native species. I see tracks in the snow in my yard but only see them very infrequently and then only in the headlights.

I wish I could shoot the ones around my place. I have to live trap and relocate them. Caught 9 last year. 3 were back this year so I set the trap and caught, a skunk. They decide on a communal pooping spot and pile it on every time they go by. Those three decided the prime spot was on my deck. I put the up trap there but was afraid to bait it because of the skunk. I didn't think it would entice them with no bait so didn't bother to check the trap in the morning and went on to my match. Didn't come out on the deck until late in the day to fire up the grill. As I walked by the trap I looked over and there was a 'coon. He was very unhappy and muttering curses under his breath and when I transported him and opened the trap he set a land speed record out of there.

How many shots can you get in before they scatter?

Nice roller and of course the Smith, well, it's an outstanding pair for sure! That's crazy about those hogs. Are they considered varmints so no closed season? Seems to be a black rifle would do well there, since they scatter quick. Although I do appreciate  your 45-70 method.