About this 3D model

Hey everyone, hope you’re doing well — things have been a bit busy on my end lately, but I’m back with a new model ? The Colt M1903 Pocket Hammer is one of the early semi-automatic pistols developed by John Moses Browning and produced by Colt in the early 20th century. Introduced shortly after the Model 1900 series, this variant features an exposed hammer and was typically chambered in .38 ACP. While it was soon overshadowed by later designs, the M1903 Pocket Hammer played an important role in the evolution of Colt’s early semi-automatic pistols. Its short-recoil operation and more traditional external hammer give it a different mechanical character compared to the more commonly known “hammerless” models. For assembly guidance, even if it’s not included here, you can still follow the available tutorial videos from World of Guns on YouTube, which demonstrate the disassembly and assembly process of similar real firearms. Notes: For best results, always exclude screw threads using the support painting feature. Removing supports from threaded areas can be difficult, especially on small diameters. Additionally, orient detailed parts along the Z-axis for cleaner results and easier post-processing. Disclaimer: This model is intended strictly for educational, display, or cosplay purposes only. It is not functional as a real weapon. No plastic or resin material is capable of withstanding the pressure of any ammunition, and this model must never be used in any unsafe or real-world application.