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Help with identification
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451 Detonics
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Top is a 32 Safety Hammerless, I am guessing 3rd Model with the pinned front sight.
Bottom is a 32 Double Action either 4th or 5th Model. If the front sight is pinned it is a 4th Model.
On both a serial number would really help lock down which generation model they are.
Bottom is a 32 Double Action either 4th or 5th Model. If the front sight is pinned it is a 4th Model.
On both a serial number would really help lock down which generation model they are.
rcmodel
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Both appear to have been poorly refinished / re-plated, which seriously effects collector value.
The buffer dished out the side-plate & screws, and the triggers are plated, which they never were in a factory finish.
rc
The buffer dished out the side-plate & screws, and the triggers are plated, which they never were in a factory finish.
rc
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The little hammerless is a First Model, as made 1888-1902, the center top latch instead of a T-bar is characteristic of the early guns.
Not that a collector would care, these have been aftermarket plated as rc says.
Not that a collector would care, these have been aftermarket plated as rc says.
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