Belgian Revolver

jpc

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Looking for help on this one as I have the opportunity to own it.

With the caliber being 11mm and the proof marks dating it pre 1893 it should be okay as an antique?

Just looking for confirmation here from the fellas that know and understand Belgian proofs and our Antique regulations.

take care and thanks

jpc

Barrel 5 3/4”
Bore 11mm
Shots 6
Cylinder Length 34.75mm
Single & Double Action
Engrave and Plated
Proof and Inspection marks as pictured


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The crown over letter is the inspectors stamp - it can be any letter of the alphabet except i or q. The star over the letter denotes inspection after 1877. Prior to that year it was a large crown. The simplified cartouche ELG over star was in use between 1846 and 1892, when the crown on top was introduced to show conformity to newly-introduced German Proof Laws of 1891.

So this revolver is pre-1891, but post-1877.

Is that early enough for your needs?
 
Agreed, definitely antique.
Looks as if the ejector detent spring is still in place. Making a new ejector rod is straightforward.
 
Thanks all and just wanted to confirm that I read the markings correctly.

Ejector rod is missing, but spring is there as you thought. ☺

Great news and do appreciate everyone's input and help.

Lefauchaux?? -- possibly copied some the features

take care and be safe
 
My French will take a 44 r/sp/mag case perfectly except for rim thickness.wont take a 450.
So I think 450 is right.can you slug the bore?
 
I had a Belgian 11mm revolver whith perfect .427 chamber mouths and a .45x barrel. Have fun :)!
 
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