ID this frame

[lbdrummer3]

Can anyone ID this revolver frame? There are no markings or numbers on it at all. It is made of ferrous metal and is a top break. That's all I got.

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[redcliff]

Just a guess but possibly a Harrington & Richardson (H&R).

[lbdrummer3]

I've been looking at pics or them and the pivot point is different on the ones that I have seen. The quest continues.

Just a guess but possibly a Harrington & Richardson (H&R).

[lbdrummer3]

It's a parts box special, that's all I have of it although I may have it's hammer and don't know it.

where is the rest of your gun?

[CWL]

It's definitely a Glock 19!

[Sir Toast]

I think it is an H&R 999 Sportsman. That cross-bar is where the thingy sits with the spring and always breaks. They are hard to find and the new ones are made of plastic and break more often. Good luck with it.

Also, you might not want to post that you have a revolver frame with no serial number. Not sure if that is . . . uhhhh . . . "cool?"

[hambam105]

Movie, GodFather 2,

Dinero smashes up cheapo pistol and drops the parts down roof top vents.

Looks like the OP found one of those parts.

[SkyHawk]

I wonder if it is part of a black powder kit gun. That stamped trigger guard reminds me of some...

[redcliff]

Bigger pictures would help

[lbdrummer3]

Here is a link to bigger images. https://fredrawling.smugmug.com/Mystery-gun-pics/

H&R and US Revolver and most other top breaks all have a big round pivot point at the front. This one doesn't have that. Just a hole. The only revolvers that I have see like that are Webleys and this ain't one of them.

The trigger guard is formed steel. Almost looks like spring steel.

Got a big ole box of parts from the widow of a gun guy. This was in there.

Pretty sure not black powder, there is an internal firing pin in the frame.

Glock 19 lol....

[hambam105]

Isn't the trigger itself complete? So if the trigger is identified that should narrow down the possibilities.

Personally, I think Hollywood movies should always be the Go-To- Source for all firearms identification.

[scotty99]

[DrewN]

Alot of starter pistols are rimfire, although they do have ones that use small pistol or shotgun primers.

[hambam105]

Maybe a 1920s Airsoft prototype fished out of the local landfill.

[sealocan]

Things like the shape of the shorter grip and the way at the top break lock up action works, as well as you mentioned the front area has only a hole for a ivot point makes me think it's one of the older /cheap Belgian imported copies of other better made revolvers at that time...


take a look at this link and it's photos and you might see a lot of similarities.
and they're selling this gun as a "unknown Belgian revolver".
that's a gun so cheap, the company doesn't want to put its name on it. ...

https://www.icollector.com/UNKNOWN-BELGIAN-MODEL-S-W-TOP-BREAK-COPY-CALIBER-32-S-W_i27035658