Identify this old pistol for me

[Netghost]

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[Moodie]

Wonder Woman’s invisible plane survival gun?

(Can’t see the picture.)

 

[hatman1793]

Ha ha! Is it Superman's fortitude of solitude secret hideout gun?

 

[crazyjackrabbit]

Liberal friendly pistol... too far?

 

[Magellann]

Its a safety pistol from the looks of it......

 

[383SB]

Liberal friendly pistol... too far?

https://wickedfavors.com.sg/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/realistic-#####-pistol.jpg

 

[Netghost]

So I had a little trouble with the link. It's there now.

 

[crazyjackrabbit]

Not gender neutral enough for a lib lol

https://wickedfavors.com.sg/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/realistic-#####-pistol.jpg

 

[marshall]

Years ago I had one in the shop just like that, think it was some Belgium bulldog type of thing ,
proof marks would tell us more

 

[snoopycda]

That went sideways quickly!
Looks like one of the old Suicide Specials that were sold in the late 1800's.
No markings? What caliber?

 

[Moe]

Looks like a Webley RIC or similar Bulldog. Likely an antique.

Moe

 

[383SB]

That went sideways quickly!
Looks like one of the old Suicide Specials that were sold in the late 1800's.
No markings? What caliber?

Sorry, that was a #### move

 

[silverfoxdj]

Looks like a Webley RIC or similar Bulldog. Likely an antique.

Moe

That would be my guess with the attachment on the butt of the gun

 

[Ganderite]

Looks like a poor copy of a Webley. Here is one in 455 and in 38

 

[Netghost]

Looks like a poor copy of a Webley. Here is one in 455 and in 38

As far as I know the pistol is British, but it could even be a Jap knock-off.

 

[vagrantviking]

As far as I know the pistol is British, but it could even be a Jap knock-off.

I would have guessed Belgian copy but there should be some markings on most European guns.
Nothing stamped on it that might help?

 

[tiriaq]

British or Belgian, there should be identifiable proof marks.

 

[daBear]

Double

 

[daBear]

A Bulldog type. Many were Belgian made and sold thru English retailers who placed their own markings such as Cogswell & Harrison etc. Based on a Webley for sure, most likely a RIC pattern. Again, proof marks would be helpful. Should be on the front of the cylinder at least if not in other locations possibly. Some had no serial numbers. Probably an antique but without definite proof of maker/date of manufacture it will be classed as a Prohib. Silly, but thats the way it is. If somebody went crazy with a wire wheel, they may have removed all significant markings other than the serial number shown on right side.
dB

 

[SP641]

There is markings on the frame, on the right side between the cylinder and barrel.