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Spanish revolver

koolkiller6
I have a Spanish Revolver that belonged to my step fathers father, show may have brought this back from Spain from their civil war. The revolver is in great shape, it has marked on the barrel looks like three triangles then it says 32 long CTG then three triangles again. The only other marks on the revolver are at the bottom of the grip in the frame it say made in Spain and the numbers 5431. It has a fancy gold seal in the grips - looks like a Fancy A and R inter mixed over one another. Now the cylinder is chambered for 3220 ammo and my father and I have both shot the revolver and it is in good shape and shoots good. I have had two different gunsmiths look at it and confirm the 3220 cylinder and said the gun is in good shape and can be fired. Would like to find out more about the gun if possible

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  • koolkiller6
    My neighbor has this .32 cal spanish revolver that I would like to ID. Looks like a S&W,it has a stamping of FIBAR 1925, numerious figures similar to the rampent Colt, grips are walnut and has a stamp of PN. No rust , almost as new.
    Any ideas and value????
    Thanks,
    John
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  • rufe-snow
    Is it possible that the marking on the revolver is "EIBAR" rather then FIBAR? Eibar is the name of the City in Spain where most of the commercial firearms were produced. It's very common to find many Spanish made firearms with the Eibar marking.

    It would be best if you could post quality photos of the revolver to help identify the manufacturer. Value wise the old Spanish revolvers made prior to the Spanish Civil War in the mid 30's, don't have much collectors value/demand. Generally they were inexpensive, and of mediocre quality and workmanship.
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