Pin revolver

particular revolver, of theoretically minimal caliber and size but characterized by a very long barrel: this type of weapon circumvented the prohibition on the sale of easily concealable weapons in force at the time in many states, the barrel was intended for cutting by the buyer but , in this case, it has been preserved in its original measure; conventional single and double action mechanics with fixed drum and open frame; ebonite cheeks carved in racemes; discreetly preserved burnished finish with phytomorphic engravings; present hallmarks of the Test Bank of Liège; in good condition L 23.5 cm