Greetings,
I inherited yet another revolver with the following markings:
Stainless steel w/ hard plastic grips with no symbols ..the cylinder is free wheeling and it does NOT have a hammer...
I believe it is a .38 caliber as a .38 S&W fits perfectly....it has a 3.5 inch barrel...On top of the barrel it says "something" Allen Arms Co Norwich Conn USA Pat'd Aug 02 1906...
Under the left grip there are no markings but on the inner grip frame is a number: C 2240
lastly, the mechanism to open the chamber (break the gun) is located above the cylinder whereas the other 2 items I posted have the mechanism near the hammer....
there are no other markings....the revolver is in good shape...
any info especially model type and mfg year would be helpful...
thank you ... Steve
I inherited yet another revolver with the following markings:
Stainless steel w/ hard plastic grips with no symbols ..the cylinder is free wheeling and it does NOT have a hammer...
I believe it is a .38 caliber as a .38 S&W fits perfectly....it has a 3.5 inch barrel...On top of the barrel it says "something" Allen Arms Co Norwich Conn USA Pat'd Aug 02 1906...
Under the left grip there are no markings but on the inner grip frame is a number: C 2240
lastly, the mechanism to open the chamber (break the gun) is located above the cylinder whereas the other 2 items I posted have the mechanism near the hammer....
there are no other markings....the revolver is in good shape...
any info especially model type and mfg year would be helpful...
thank you ... Steve