Can anyone identify this replica?
Picked this nice little Double Barrel muff pistol at a gun show a couple of months ago. It appears to be .36 cal smooth bore, never fired. It has only a serial number on it, no other markings or proofs. Does anyone recognize it? Who made it?
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CVA, Connecticut Valley Arms. They made these and others in finished and kit form. They were well made, but not expensive.
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Dixie Gun Works sold those in kit form about 25 years ago.
Theirs had Italian Proof marks
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They were sold under several different manufactures names but were either made in Italy or Spain. They were called "Gamblers Pistols" and are fun to play with. Came in kit form and already put together. CVA, Dixie Gun Works, Navy Arms, as well as others sold them. The previous advice you got was right on the mark IMHO. There was also a screw barrel single shot that was sold as a Gamblers Pistol as well.
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quote:sold as a Gamblers Pistol as well
And don't forget the 4 barrel Duckfoot
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Copy of Ethan Allen. Got a real one in fair condition if you need one. 0 -
You know...it almost looks kinda like a gun. Yeah...now that i look harder i can tell, its a gun.[V]
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When I first looked at the picture my first thought was, "wow, what a neat novelty cigarette lighter". LOL! 0
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