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msoditch
Hello,
I have a few pistols I need help in ID'ing. Any help appreciated.

A2-th_IMG_6590.jpg
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marked Webley Patent

A11 th_small-1IMG_6622.jpg
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No markings

A15 th_small-1IMG_6496.jpg
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No Markings

A16
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No markings

A20
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Marked Alexis

A23
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Marked T&R on the side.
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  • Hawk Carse
    A2 is a Webley Mk I, circa 1887 -1894. Probably a .455 but there were other calibres.

    A11, A15, and A16 are generic European folding trigger pocket revolvers of which there were many makers and dealers in the late 19th and early 20th century.

    A20 and A23 are generic spur trigger solid frame revolvers of US or European make commonly known as "Suicide Specials." The main types are listed at:
    http://www.gun-data.com/suicide_specials.htm
    The Alexis was made by the Hood Firearms Co., Norwitch, Conn.
    I don't see anything for the T&R.
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  • rufe-snow
    Mark I Webley revolver, dating to the late 1880's. It appears to have had the cylinder faced off to alter it to shoot .45 ACP ammo. This is quite dangerous because it's a Black Powder revolver that wasn't designed or manufactured for relatively high pressure smokeless cartridges.

    IMG_6590.jpg
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  • bigbill0910
    Gosh rufe-snow, that is a big picture![:)]
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