ANTIQUE REVOLVER PARTS / CHROME /

[kevin g]

Hi gang, not sure if this is the right spot or not to ut this..

I have a small box of antique revolver parts, hammers, springs, cylinders, barrels, receivers etc Had them for 25 + years..but I put them away and forgot all about them, till my purge started a couple weeks ago. Most of them chromed, some rusted, pcs broken off hammer spurs, some patent dates from the late 1800's. Absolutely the KOOL factor here.

Lookin to sell all of it or whatever I can as a single lot. Orrrr should it be done in lots of akin parts..like ...hammers, barrels, cylinders..etc
My research has shown different / varied prices for some of these items.....I had no idea, some are high !

I'm 'ass'uming that any receivers with S/N's would be prohibs, or does the age determine antique status and remove the prohib status.
Before the naysayers and kia's chime in...My PAL is a 12(6) and has been all my life.

TIA for any wisdom, guidance, and any info you have that you may want to share to help guide me along with this.

Cheers...Kevin

 

[Johnyy]

Sounds like a kool 'find'. I'm sure someone will be messaging you asap to buy it all lol
I have an old .32rf I need a grip spring for. Tried making one myself, but it still isn't strong enuff.

 

[tiriaq]

Unless antique, transfer of handguns/frames is very limited. Antique, no problem - if antique status can be established. A pre-1898 rimfire (other than .22) frame should have antique status. But might be difficult to prove.
Short barrels could be prohibited devices.
Some parts may be quite desirable and saleable.
You could post photos - but be prepared to cull and deal with anything that might be questionable.