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[beauregard]

Thanks, got it figured out.

[Paper Boy]

It looks like the Premier Auto Ejecting small frame centerfire revolver, break-top design it had calibers: .22 .32, .38

Here you go found a discussion on it

http://www.thefirearmsforum.com/showthread.php?t=24914

[Markus]

Looks a little like their defender model but with more bling. Im sure someone more knowledgeable will chime in here sooner or later.

[locosway]

Serial might be on the frame under the grips.

[wu_dot_com]

Serial might be on the frame under the grips.

if it was refinished, which it seems like it, the SN and marking could have been sanded off.

[locosway]

if it was refinished, which it seems like it, the SN and marking could have been sanded off.

The make and model are still there. Unlikely they would just remove the serial unless they were trying to avoid it being traced. Who knows really...

[Buckelew]

...and it's pronounced, "woosta, mass"

[wu_dot_com]

The make and model are still there. Unlikely they would just remove the serial unless they were trying to avoid it being traced. Who knows really...

thats true. judging by its age, there is a possibility that the serial number was removed. this presses is not all that uncommon back then 1905-1941.

i know they did it to many of the colt US new army and navy revolvers, which lead me to speculate the possibility for this model as well.