Hi everyone,this is my first time on here. I'm in Australia and because of our "draconion laws" I must be careful how I word this! I am rebuilding a .22 'LIEGE' made revolver,top-break type. It has a 'TESTED' stamp and a 'Crown over an 'R'. I'm guessing it is from the period of around 1920. I'm looking for some pics,close-ups would be good,of the hammer-trigger-springs and the bar that goes from the top of the trigger to the cylinder/hammer? (It's missing completely and I have to make one from scratch so the measurements (Actual size) would be a big help. I have re-built the whole thing so far but am in desperate need of the inside workings images and instructions. Can some-one help? My email is [email protected] or I can be faxed at home on +61 0894592939
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Hi everyone,this is my first time on here. I'm in Australia and because of our "draconion laws" I must be careful how I word this! I am rebuilding a .22 'LIEGE' made revolver,top-break type. It has a 'TESTED' stamp and a 'Crown over an 'R'. I'm guessing it is from the period of around 1920. I'm looking for some pics,close-ups would be good,of the hammer-trigger-springs and the bar that goes from the top of the trigger to the cylinder/hammer? (It's missing completely and I have to make one from scratch so the measurements (Actual size) would be a big help. I have re-built the whole thing so far but am in desperate need of the inside workings images and instructions. Can some-one help? My email is [email protected] or I can be faxed at home on +61 0894592939
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First of all you did not provide enough info about the revolver for anyone to offer help with details.
Second, speaking only for myself, this is a discussion forum. I post replies here to help when I can but I would not fax or email you.
I suggest that you post pictures here of the revolver so it can be identified. I did a Google search and found many different models of these revolvers and a Google image search showed a few details that might help you. Try doing the same.
Or, try posting this on a Belgium gun forum where they were made. I don't see many of these around here.
Second, speaking only for myself, this is a discussion forum. I post replies here to help when I can but I would not fax or email you.
I suggest that you post pictures here of the revolver so it can be identified. I did a Google search and found many different models of these revolvers and a Google image search showed a few details that might help you. Try doing the same.
Or, try posting this on a Belgium gun forum where they were made. I don't see many of these around here.
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