[biggun]

trying to find out i have mondial mod. 1960 any info would help looking for value and ascrew and nut that goes up by the rear sight

[Coyote3855]

Post a picture. Or a detailed description. You don't give us much information to go on. Capital letters and punctuation will enhance your credibility.

[biggun]

Sorry don't type much. I have a six shot revolver looks like a starter pistol. The name on the handle says mondail & mod. 1960 on the side .It's black with white grips.

[Coyote3855]

I'm just guessing here. Back in the good old days, say in the early 1960's, there were a number of very inexpensive, poor quality handguns imported into the US. RG was one brand that sold for around $20 new. They were of cheap pot metal with a steel liner in the barrel. You don't mention the caliber, it may be a .22 rimfire. They were notoriously unreliable, have little resale value and no collector interest. If it were mine, I would not attempt to fire it. The apparent lack of markings on the frame, barrel, or cylinder supports my theory that this predates the Gun Control Act of 1968.

[Jim Watson]

Mondial model 1960 is a starter pistol made in Italy, BLANKS ONLY.
I don't know where to get parts, even a screw. You might look in the metric screw drawer at Lowes.

If it is a real gun, it was likely made in Spain instead of Italy.

[CYANIDEGENOCIDE]

They also made tear gas guns, I found one in my grandmothers basement a few months back

[Jim K]

Many of those guns sold for as little as $9.95 retail prior to GCA 68. The anti-gun gang today still tries to gain support by railing against "cheap handguns, sold for as little as $9 to teen aged killers....".

Jim