Bismarck 22 Revolver
I would like information on a "Bismarck" 7 shot revolver with a 3" barrel and about 6 & 1/2" overall. It shoots 22 shorts and 22 CBs. It has the name" Bismarck" on top of the barrel,the word patent on one side with a G above it. On the cylinder in an oval is a E with a L C under it. Can anyone identify the maker and location? It is of all steel except the wood grips. The antique shop indicated cira 1878.
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ELG in an oval is Liege, Belguim Proof House Mark..This gun is not safe to shoot... 0 -
Thank you Captain Kirk for information about Liege, Belgium. I also found in the 2009 Gun Digest a Bismarck 7 shot revolver with a Brass frame & 3 " barrel made in the 1870s. It stated gun values but they had no clue as to the location of orign. THANKS AGAIN 0 -
It was my Pleasure....Feel Free to contact the members of this Forum for any information You seek...and anytime you wish...We're here to help...Best.... 0 -
It listed in "Flayderman Guide", as a unlicensed copy, by a unknown maker of a early S & W, No. 1, Third Issue revolver. No wonder the maker is unknown, it was a Belgian made copy. 0 -
Thanks rufe -snow for the information in Flayerman's.I hope to see a picture in the future as a matter of interest 0
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