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Bluez
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Welcome to weaponsforum!!!!! 
Someone smarter than me is sure to chime on this subject soon...
Someone smarter than me is sure to chime on this subject soon...
oppo
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Welcome
It looks like a Colt SAA or more likely one of many clones.
It looks like a Colt SAA or more likely one of many clones.
SilvrSRT10
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What kind of metal is it made from. Is it heavy like a real revolver would feel or lighter like a kids toy (pot metal)? From the picture, it looks more like a kids toy. The trigger guard is missing. If it were a real gun, it would be pretty difficult to lose that.
oppo
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Old_Revolver
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+SilvrSRT10
it looks and feels like a real metal, like the one you would use to make a spoon or a fork
and yeah alot of things are missing and falling apart
I noticed a 4 0 5 on the handguard. the O in the middle is just a large circle so i'm thinking .45 rounds? (if it's a real weapon)
it looks and feels like a real metal, like the one you would use to make a spoon or a fork
and yeah alot of things are missing and falling apart
I noticed a 4 0 5 on the handguard. the O in the middle is just a large circle so i'm thinking .45 rounds? (if it's a real weapon)
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Old_Revolver
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+oppo
I can't really tell for the cylinder because the whole gun is sticking from everywhere and nothing can move because of the rust, but I noticed a metal wire near it that is around an other piece.
The hammer is missing
I can't really tell for the cylinder because the whole gun is sticking from everywhere and nothing can move because of the rust, but I noticed a metal wire near it that is around an other piece.
The hammer is missing
Old_Revolver
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oppo
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I am gonna say it was once a really nice toy gun, long before they all went plastic and fake.
oppo
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Here is a disassembled Colt for comparison.
oppo
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SilvrSRT10
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That still looks like what is referred to as "pot metal" to me. Even the way it has corroded looks like pot metal. A real gun would have red rust all over it. Like oppo said, I think it was a cap gun once upon a time.
