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Posted 6 years ago
Johnant
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This estate item was found in excellent condition for its age has initials elg over a star symbol and a letter g underneath I belive 1810"?.but not positive missing. Two screws. And grips any info would be helpful. Thanks johnant
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What is the caliber, or inside diameter of the bore?
Wish I was able to tell but I don't know how
I thought it was an Adam's at 1st but found it is an auction site as "Unmarked" while looking at Adam's revolvers. The "elg"is the Belgium proof mark. Bon chance !
Thanks for info cool find
Just curious, as to why is the cylinder is installed backwards? My best guess is a 9, or 12 mm pinfire, with, (as bb2 said), Belgium proof marks. They were used in the civil war, but in very small quantities, as ammo was hard to come by, or so i read. Andrew Jackson had a few in different calibers, according to google Forums.
https://civilwartalk.com/threads/jacksons-revolver.80921/page-2
It wouldn't be 1810 more like 1850 or later.
Correction:, I meant to say (General, Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson), as opposed to Andrew Jackson.
LOL Izenglish, I didn't even notice the cyl. was backwards. Yankee must have had it last.
Cylinder backwards. ? Which holds bullets