SA Revolver Frame ID
I wonder if anyone can help with identification on this;
Aluminum Single Action revolver frame.
No markings except a serial number (six numbers followed by an F) and the logo on the left side (shown)
Very small; Cylinder would have to be approx. 1.4" diameter by 1.5" long; barrel thread is ~.500" (assuming it's for 22LR)
Thanks for any help


Aluminum Single Action revolver frame.
No markings except a serial number (six numbers followed by an F) and the logo on the left side (shown)
Very small; Cylinder would have to be approx. 1.4" diameter by 1.5" long; barrel thread is ~.500" (assuming it's for 22LR)
Thanks for any help


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Welcome on your first post . Good job on being able to post pictures.
However a phone phone really can't do an acceptable job needed for CLEAR DETAILS in a CLOSE-UP. I assume the logo MAY be a cowboy on horse-back. . All foreign made guns will have small PROOF marks however just the frame may be exempt It would help if you would take pictures with a MACRO lens camera of all markings and serial number to show us the FONT of the numbers. My WAG would be something like the name BRONCO or Rough Rider maybe HERITAGE0 -
That percieves to be a Colt Scout. The rampant horse is a dead ringer.
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You might try and scale off this for comparrision.
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/Colt-33188/Revolvers-35751/GKQFrames-38002/NewFrontier22-36310.htm
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Scout more likely came in aluminium and zamac frames.
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/Colt-33188/Revolvers-35751/GKQFrames-38002/FrontierScout-36307.htm0 -
quote:Originally posted by tsr1965
That percieves to be a Colt Scout. The rampant horse is a dead ringer.
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Yep, alloy frame for a Colt Scout.0 -
Thanks all
Colt Scout! That's it, despite my poor pics [:(]0
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