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Trying To Identify this old rusty revolver
SignGuy
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Trying to find out anything I can about this revolver that was given to me. It looks most like a Rast & Gasser but not sure. One friend thought it looked like a Webley. The only markings I can make out is a
1."M" just above the pistol grip
2. Mre d'Arme L'Etienne engraved below the cylinder
3. I think a serial number of sorts "F58943" on the cylinder and just above the pistol grip on the opposite side as the "M".
4. There are some markings on top of the barrell but cant make it out well enough to venture a guess.
My friend thinks it may be a .45 black powder service revolver from the late 1800's to the early 1900's
I have a picture of it but not sure how to post on this page. If you would like to see it email me and I will email the pic to you if you think you can help.
Thanks,
SignGuy
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1."M" just above the pistol grip
2. Mre d'Arme L'Etienne engraved below the cylinder
3. I think a serial number of sorts "F58943" on the cylinder and just above the pistol grip on the opposite side as the "M".
4. There are some markings on top of the barrell but cant make it out well enough to venture a guess.
My friend thinks it may be a .45 black powder service revolver from the late 1800's to the early 1900's
I have a picture of it but not sure how to post on this page. If you would like to see it email me and I will email the pic to you if you think you can help.
Thanks,
SignGuy
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Comments
Thats the gun in question, and this is the 6th time I've edited this post trying to get everything right.
It took you you 2 minutes too long to get it right.[:)]
quote:Originally posted by Bill Costik
The L'etienne sounds French to me.
Thats the gun in question, and this is the 6th time I've edited this post trying to get everything right.