[denmark]

Hello, this is for sale in Denmark. I as most danes and the very few of us hwo have a hand gun permit , dosent know much about guns, so I hoped some one here could tell me more about this gun (have 3 more pic. but not of top berrel or drum). And if maybee the value of this gun.
Thank you

 

[Some guy]

Nice pistol . I'm sorry , I wish I could help . I'm just saying hello and welcome aboard. Good luck man.

 

[hwjhfs]

The serial numbers look legit, as does the condition of the butt. Hex barrel = 1851. Wait for more input before committing. keith

 

[WVCOLT]

Hello and welcome to the Colt Forum from West Virginia. Glad you have joined us here.

 

[Bibbyman]

There was a lot of copies of Colt revolvers made in Europe. Here is a video that shows a bunch of them.

https://youtu.be/BzRQ2l5N_K0

 

[Mikebiker]

The trigger looks wrong. Maybe the hammer too? The grips are from who knows where. Most of the gun gun looks good but much better pictures are needed to be certain.

 

[Agarbers]

I went to the auction. The photos are not clear. It claims it is .38 caliber. I thought they were .36 caliber. I would be very wary. It would be better to have this thread in the Colt percussion forum.

 

[hwjhfs]

I went to the auction. The photos are not clear. It claims it is .38 caliber. I thought they were .36 caliber. I would be very wary. It would be better to have this thread in the Colt percussion forum.

The posted photos shows the caliber stamped on the left rear flat of the trigger guard. "36 CAL". Someone could have misread that and thought it said "38"?

 

[29aholic]

The trigger looks wrong. Maybe the hammer too? The grips are from who knows where. Most of the gun gun looks good but much better pictures are needed to be certain.

I am with Mike on this.

 

[hwjhfs]

The grips are from who knows where.

I think the grips are Mexican Silver (.800 silver). I have seen similar ones before. Yes, the trigger appears to be a replacement.