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  • rufe-snow
    It's hard to say as the pictures aren't that clear. The way the action breaks with the trigger guard/underlever, resembles the Maynard Patent Single Shot Rifles of the late 19th Century.

    To the best of my knowledge though, the Maynard wasn't produced in handgun form. Also the metal forend where the barrel hinge was located was much longer on the Maynard Rifles.

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  • hrf
    Fuzzy pic, but looks very much like a Stevens Marksman .22 rifle action made into a pistol...
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  • 1KYDSTR
    I think I'll have to agree with the last post...at least the reconfigured rifle opinion. Might be a cut down Marksman by the screw location on the frame. Either way it may be a bit of a problem as I think the barrel length would be a problem in this case according to ATF. Any of the legal types out there have an opinion as to its' adherence to the rules??

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