Nathan W Silver Member Joined Jan 14, 2023 Messages 3,473 Reaction score 10,908 Golden Thread 0 Jan 23, 2026 Thread Owner #1 It's hard to narrow down that's guns, the right handle is from early 1900s small pistol this gun guy at work said. The tiny cylinder and other handle were found at same site . I really hope to find a more complete firearm in the future . Attachments IMG_3164.webp 2 MB · Views: 83 IMG_3165.webp 2 MB · Views: 62
It's hard to narrow down that's guns, the right handle is from early 1900s small pistol this gun guy at work said. The tiny cylinder and other handle were found at same site . I really hope to find a more complete firearm in the future .
l.cutler Silver Member Joined Dec 2, 2006 Messages 2,889 Reaction score 2,664 Golden Thread 0 Location NEPA Detector(s) used Tejon, Cibola, T2 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 24, 2026 #2 I really can't see the one on the left being a real gun, I think it's an old cast iron toy gun. Is the cylinder bored all the way through?
I really can't see the one on the left being a real gun, I think it's an old cast iron toy gun. Is the cylinder bored all the way through?
Nathan W Silver Member Joined Jan 14, 2023 Messages 3,473 Reaction score 10,908 Golden Thread 0 Jan 24, 2026 Thread Owner #3 l.cutler said: I really can't see the one on the left being a real gun, I think it's an old cast iron toy gun. Is the cylinder bored all the way through? Click to expand... Yes it's bored all the way
l.cutler said: I really can't see the one on the left being a real gun, I think it's an old cast iron toy gun. Is the cylinder bored all the way through? Click to expand... Yes it's bored all the way
