A fairly rare train wreck. :)

[Deuce-deuce]

Seems to be a Forehand & Wadsworth Old Model Army Single Action in .44 Russian. This one came out of central America.
There were only a thousand or so made according to my weak Google skills.

What's it worth on the EE here?

 

[deckerhead]

Paperweight.......

 

[Deuce-deuce]

Paperweight.......

A rare paper weight... But yes, I'd agree.

There are guys who like stuff like this though.

 

[lister]

Ah, that'll buff right out....

 

[Suther]

If it was more complete I would probably be interested... As is, its not much more than a large paperweight in my opinion.

If it even just had the cylinder, that would probably be enough to make it interesting, but as it sits its just ugly.

 

[silver69]

On the EE?

Millions! No!....Billions!

(Probably worthless in that state...sorry friend)

 

[Deuce-deuce]

Hey, no worries...
My thinking is that it would be better appreciated then hanging out in my parts bin. But back in the bin she goes lol.
Thanks guys!!

 

[Suther]

Hey, no worries...
My thinking is that it would be better appreciated then hanging out in my parts bin. But back in the bin she goes lol.
Thanks guys!!

Hang it on a wall. Its not any use in a parts bin. lol

 

[Armourall]

Ah, that'll buff right out....

HAHA..........funny!!

 

[Gunoholic]

It's big and heavy enough to be used for self defense as a club.
I doubt if you'd need an ATC.
A form of Canadian CCW.

 

[gdrew]

Here’s another one for ya...



My brother in-law’s father found it in the gutters of Vancouver BC many decades ago when he was a city worker.

This one is mint compared to yours.

 

[Deuce-deuce]

That's pretty cool... Maybe I'll start a paper weight collection. Pm sent. Lol.

 

[relic38]

Would the Luger still be considered by law to be a firearm? Would that condition count as deactivated?
Don't mean to derail the thread, just curious.

 

[Tyockell18]

A paperweight, damn shame, those are beautiful guns.

F&W made nice wheel guns all across the board.

 

[skneub]

Would the Luger still be considered by law to be a firearm? Would that condition count as deactivated?
Don't mean to derail the thread, just curious.

I was just thinking the same thing, better safe than ending up with a manly looking girlfriend

 

[zuke]

Make good fire poker's with a steel rod welded in the barrel

 

[gdrew]

With respect to the Luger, it was checked out by the police after it was found in the 1950’s (I think) and deemed to no longer be a firearm, as the story goes. I’ve handled it and it is nothing more than a paperweight, I don’t think there are ANY usable parts.

 

[41 Colt]

I think it's cool, would look neat sitting on my mantel.

 

[Skinny 1950]

Someone will buy it,great for the "man-cave" etc. how much to ask is entirely up to you.
It is/was a rare gun and this is Gunnutz so anything even remotely gun like will have a market.

 

[Punisher-One]