OMEGA 22cal short doubleshot-German HELP!
Nihao! I am a girl, and don't knowanything about guns, but I like the pretty ones, of course, and know how to shoot---
But this is for Honeypot, my father---he loves guns, and has some and wanting help to find exploded diagram for one he recently acquire
Is called OMEGA 22cal short doubleshot revolver, saying Omega Model 100 on top above round thing where bullets going--- alongside round thing is number--- 62 with what is looking like maybe a feather? lying next to the 2 in 62 it is most accurately a waving line like this ~ only longer, with a cut slanting at it's start in this way then after that there are three neat linessitting on top (it gives the appearance maybe of stick men in a stick boat all facing front- same way- with stick rudder on boat)
On gun barrel is saying Cal 22 short and also is what Honeypot says is the proofmark and this may help you--- slightly rounded eagle with the spreading wing-no crown- under him is N with also no crown---this is also elsewhere on gun just the same
gun saying Made in Germany so is for export but just when?
He is mainly wanting to have the exploded view so he can take gun apart, but is interested in all guns so would LOVE to hear from any and everyone who thinks they may have an idea about his favourite little charmer!
Sorry for my poor explain---he working, now, and I am not expert![:I]
But this is for Honeypot, my father---he loves guns, and has some and wanting help to find exploded diagram for one he recently acquire
Is called OMEGA 22cal short doubleshot revolver, saying Omega Model 100 on top above round thing where bullets going--- alongside round thing is number--- 62 with what is looking like maybe a feather? lying next to the 2 in 62 it is most accurately a waving line like this ~ only longer, with a cut slanting at it's start in this way then after that there are three neat linessitting on top (it gives the appearance maybe of stick men in a stick boat all facing front- same way- with stick rudder on boat)
On gun barrel is saying Cal 22 short and also is what Honeypot says is the proofmark and this may help you--- slightly rounded eagle with the spreading wing-no crown- under him is N with also no crown---this is also elsewhere on gun just the same
gun saying Made in Germany so is for export but just when?
He is mainly wanting to have the exploded view so he can take gun apart, but is interested in all guns so would LOVE to hear from any and everyone who thinks they may have an idea about his favourite little charmer!
Sorry for my poor explain---he working, now, and I am not expert![:I]
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Your dad's revolver was made in the early 60's by the Gerstenberger & Eberwein Co. in what was then West Germany.
Omega is a "Trade Name", most of their revolvers were sold under the name "EM-GE". Your dad would more likely find info on his Model 22-KS revolver by useing the "EM-GE" name which was more commonly used.
The "ANTLER" proof mark on the revolver is the mark of the Ulm Germany proof house.
As the revolver was quite inexpensive and of only mediocre quality when new. Your dad shouldn't put a lot of money in it, if it needs repairs.
Nihao!
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[:D] Many many Xiexie to you, Rufe-snow, for your brilliant gun mind and smarts!!! I am going to print this right up and he will be so excited!!!
I will continue to look for the blow-up thing using your supergreat info!
How nice they use antler mark, what with St Hubert Eustace et al Stags have always representing god!
Happy holidays to you and yours and you sure helped us out!0 -
You can get a schematic at www.e-gunparts.com. Follow their instructions, find Omega, and click on the names of the different models until you find the one you want. 0
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