Another little bit of the past.
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smokeywolf
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Looks like maybe where North American Arms got their idea.
Petrol & Powder
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Interesting little spur trigger SA revolver. There were countless variations made by countless manufacturers, on both sides of the pond in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s.
That one is unusual in that it has what appears to be a rear sight and a separate blade in the front sight.
Typical of that family, the center pin doubles as the ejector. The round “side plate” is reminiscing of the Colt New Line but the gun is not a Colt. There is a possibility that gun was assembled from parts from different guns.
That one is unusual in that it has what appears to be a rear sight and a separate blade in the front sight.
Typical of that family, the center pin doubles as the ejector. The round “side plate” is reminiscing of the Colt New Line but the gun is not a Colt. There is a possibility that gun was assembled from parts from different guns.
RBHarter
West Central AR
It was my understanding that Dick Steel of Independence CA did the work . The rifling is just lines kind of like micro groove.
The base pin will work as an ejector and cylinder jag .
The slot in the cover looks like one of the GM clutch screw heads .
The bolt spring is external.
It doesn't have the trigger set click just half and full, .
Large frame mini NAA?
Dick left us long ago .
The base pin will work as an ejector and cylinder jag .
The slot in the cover looks like one of the GM clutch screw heads .
The bolt spring is external.
It doesn't have the trigger set click just half and full, .
Large frame mini NAA?
Dick left us long ago .
