So it is .22 short for sure then.Quote:
Originally Posted by tbaby303
So small looks almost like a pinfire miniature. Any pics of the other side and any markings on it maybe under the grips?
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So it is .22 short for sure then.Quote:
Originally Posted by tbaby303
So small looks almost like a pinfire miniature. Any pics of the other side and any markings on it maybe under the grips?
there nothing on it so i dont know if some one made it at home or what. I been looking up online but cant find anything about the gun or picsQuote:
Originally Posted by BigNick73
Looks like a home made hobby job to me. Had a neighbor that was a machinist and he used to make up neat little guns for fun. He would take them to the range, shoot them and then ???
Never sold any that I know of, just made them for his own fun.
Looks homemade to me....but it makes a great display. I would consider changing the sign to "The gun that tamed the West- three square feet of it". :)
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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
Jordan still does not have an answer for that one![Tooth]
I know what dickfur is, but not dickfer
How much did it sell for at the gun show? Value is hard to figure out for a homemade brass framed .22 short derringer. It is probably not particularly valuable -- maybe around $150 -- but if you put a price tag of $400 on it you might sell it to a collector eventually.
That thing is cool!!! What did you pay for it???
Jordan is probably out in his garden trying to dig one up.[Tooth]Quote:
Originally Posted by Wiggity
There used to be a guy here on this web site who was usually looking for unusual little tiny handguns. Maybe he'll spot this one soon.
It's clearly a "Rare 22", says so right there on the display case....duh