Here it is! Apparently this model is very rare and only a Small handfull were produced in 1931, and this one is in overall good condition, and would be graded better if it werent for idle hands... Thankfully the screw-ups i can fix. Sometime over the past 80 years someone tried to polish the trigger and removed about 1/32" too much material and now the block won't lock low enough to load a round cleanly without either pushing the ramp down about 1/16" or holding the lever forward. It's still easy to operate but faulty none the less... One day I'll drop a small tig weld on top of the trigger and file it to fit properly, but for now it works well enough to not bother repairing it until Im ready to take it out of use for a while.
That could be a long while! But the metal isnt rusty, and the wood isn't half bad either! Pretty good score finding this, the first pistol grip small frame martini ever produced!!!
That could be a long while! But the metal isnt rusty, and the wood isn't half bad either! Pretty good score finding this, the first pistol grip small frame martini ever produced!!!
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