I'm still working the Reichsrevolver, Kirk. Very busy coupla weeks around here. But, speaking of the Reichsrevolver, there was an observation made that there weren't many pistols made other than semi-autos which had safeties. But there were some.
So, whatziss?
So, whatziss?
It's a handgun...........with a safety.
Whoo hoo!!
*funky head bob*
Uh huh
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From someone who knows nothing about guns,
I was going to say a Webley-Fosbery (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webley-Fosbery_Automatic_Revolver):
>>>"The Webley-Fosbery is intended to be carried at full cock, ready to fire. The revolver therefore has the unusual feature of a safety catch, which is found on the left side of the frame at the top of the grip."<<<
But I know it isn't one. Some other kind of British service revolver? Obscure Enfield? Time period 1890-1915.
Cheers,
Nathan
From someone who knows nothing about guns,
I was going to say a Webley-Fosbery (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webley-Fosbery_Automatic_Revolver):
>>>"The Webley-Fosbery is intended to be carried at full cock, ready to fire. The revolver therefore has the unusual feature of a safety catch, which is found on the left side of the frame at the top of the grip."<<<
But I know it isn't one. Some other kind of British service revolver? Obscure Enfield? Time period 1890-1915.
Cheers,
Nathan
Saftey? Don't need no stinkin safety in Cincinnati......'specially when you just bought a new holster!