All I know is that the old owner shot lots of 45ACP from the gun. (I take it was 455 or 450cal that was made to shoot 45acp) He thinks it was made 1890 to perhaps 1895. He was carrying the gun as a concealed carry on him up till last night.
Maker unknown. No name on the derringer and no numbers
(note the gun is NOT in Canada.)
Have you seen one like this before? I would like to find out some info on the gun before i buy it.
this is the ad for the gun.
Made circa 1890 to perhaps 1895. Maker unknown. No name on the derringer and no numbers. This is the second one I have owned and this one is tight and crisp, and in great mechanical shape. The blue is all gone and someone steel wooled the surface. The shell ejector works great. It will pop an empty out about 3 feet into the air and over your sholder. The barrel tip up opens crisp and to close, it snaps closed real stiff just like the day it was made. The rifeling is gone, looks like a plowed field inside the barrel. This gun is not shootable. LIFE IS SHORT.....BUY THE GUN!
Maker unknown. No name on the derringer and no numbers
(note the gun is NOT in Canada.)
Have you seen one like this before? I would like to find out some info on the gun before i buy it.
this is the ad for the gun.
Made circa 1890 to perhaps 1895. Maker unknown. No name on the derringer and no numbers. This is the second one I have owned and this one is tight and crisp, and in great mechanical shape. The blue is all gone and someone steel wooled the surface. The shell ejector works great. It will pop an empty out about 3 feet into the air and over your sholder. The barrel tip up opens crisp and to close, it snaps closed real stiff just like the day it was made. The rifeling is gone, looks like a plowed field inside the barrel. This gun is not shootable. LIFE IS SHORT.....BUY THE GUN!
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