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Welcome to the forum. Have you looked under the barrel or inside of the lock plate for any markings?
Thanks,
O.R.
Thanks,
O.R.
Looks like an old Indian repro. Looks like a cast barrel, can’t see any touch hole and that frizzed was never struck.
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Never made to shoot, no touch hole and no flat on the lock side of the barrel to fit the lock to.
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Less than $50.00 as a decoration, maybe. That is the HIGH end.
It's not a real gun.
The Doc is out now.
It's not a real gun.
The Doc is out now.
Loyer
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Looks like an artificially aged modern reproduction pistol without a drilled flash hole as sold in Canada and Europe. The not-drilled-hole bypasses the silly pistol laws of those countries. Once drilled, they were usually safe to shoot.
If you like it then it has value to you. It’s a Conservation Piece.
