Belguim made copy of a Colt 1849 Pocket Revolver

[tacfoley]

That looks like a nice little pistol, well worth the effort.
You have a nice collection.
I have restored a few Nepalese long arms and really enjoyed doing it.
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I'm sorry that I sounded like a kill-blanket - if it makes you happy and you achieve anything that makes an old gun better, then I'm all for it.

Best

tac

[TA6319]

not at all tac, I just think that a gun in less than perfect condition is better than no gun at all. Its all part of our history which is disappearing fast.

[Jimny4x4]

Nowt wrong with that Frontera - see these about and woeful but yours is nice .
As is its a nice display piece .
After your cleaning up am sure it will look a good'un .

[himself]

Might look better Wi cylinder right way round

[Fronteria]

Might look better Wi cylinder right way round

Hi. Himself
I stuck the cylinder on its pin the wrong way round so nobody could possibly mistakenly think it was assembled correctly and ready to use.

[lew07]

I think You best do what You can and keep as a curio. Part of of the problem when screws are missing is You have to machine Your own and You can never match the threads.It can take hours. I did an old wedge frame Webley.I even had to make the ram that is on the side.

Ps I love Your little pepper pot by the way!!!!

[Fronteria]

I think You best do what You can and keep as a curio. Part of of the problem when screws are missing is You have to machine Your own and You can never match the threads.It can take hours. I did an old wedge frame Webley.I even had to make the ram that is on the side.

Ps I love Your little pepper pot by the way!!!!

Hi. Lewe07

I have got most of the Belgium Colt copy working just the cylinder bolt and the wedge screw left to do.

I have had the Pepper Pot for years I can't remember how much I paid for it probably £5 or £10 quid