$450.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 1030-287
Here is a Belgian-made pinfire revolver in 12mm. Six-inch long octagonal barrel with tall front sight. Proof mark stamped on right side at breech. Cylinder has six 12mm chambers and is marked with same proof as on barrel and the oval Liege stamp. Original case extractor mounted on right side of frame. Hinged cartridge gate remains and operates well. Mechanics (double action) operate well. Cylinder indexes well. Right side of frame is stamped with serial number 9961.
Wood grips are in good condition with little wear. Lanyard ring is still suspended from bottom of grip. All gun metal remains clean and has a pewter-gray color. Some minor oxidation along barrel. A nice example of a 12mm pinfire revolver. [jet]
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