Burgo Mod 110

HOWBECK

July 17, 2005 18:28

Just picked this up. Has made in Germany on the right side of the barrel, Germany on the frame under the lever. Top of the barrel it has Burgo Model 110. Left side of barrel has CAL 22 S.L.LR. Serial number 42XXX. I know it is not a high dollar gun but would like to know about how much it is worth. It is well made and in excellent condition. It does have a crown just in front of the hinge and back of it. Nice little Derringer. Just like to know what to price it at.
Thanks !

H.O.Caudle

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  rufe-snow

  July 17, 2005 19:34

  "Burgo" was a trade name use on handguns by the K. Burgsmuller Co. a West German wholesaleer/jobber. I'm not personally familiar with the Model 110, but if it has "Crown N" proofs it might have been actually made in East Germany. These small inexpensive Derringer type pistols haven't been imported into the U.S. since the late 60's as they couldn't meet the Feds requirements, vis a vis GCA 68.
  
  

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  HOWBECK

  July 17, 2005 19:48

  Thanks for info. It does have the Crown over a N on it. I guess[:)] it is worth about 50 bucks or so.
  
  H.O.Caudle

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