Need help identifying this pistol

[Matt C]

Not even sure if it is a real gun or just a prop. Kinda cool though.

[freonr22]

have you tried tineye.com? with your orig url

[Matt C]

have you tried tineye.com? with your orig url

It's a screen capture,

[smle-man]

Looks like a merwin hulbert

[Ed_Hazard]

Looks like a merwin hulbert

Thats it all right, heres a link to one thatis notquite as fancy. It's the 3rd/4th one down.

http://www.ocyoung.com/Merwin.htm

More info: http://www.armchairgunshow.com/MH-info.html

iMfdb page on the M44: http://www.imfdb.org/index.php/Merwi...Model_Revolver

[AJAX22]

very cool.

never heard of those before... interesting mechanism.

[Matt C]

That's it! Thanks.

[Matt C]

very cool.

never heard of those before... interesting mechanism.

There is one gunbroker for about $400, probably have to make your own ammo though.

[AJAX22]

There is one gunbroker for about $400, probably have to make your own ammo though.

What year is it from?

never mind never mind never mind never mind never mind

Its still verbotten here in NYC even if mosses carried it across the desert.

Damn I miss guns.

[Matt C]

What year is it from?

never mind never mind never mind never mind never mind

Its still verbotten here in NYC even if mosses carried it across the desert.

Damn I miss guns.

Yeah man, you need to come back to (almost) America! I know the squirrels will miss you but we do too.

[Khram]

I've known of these guns for years and have always liked the idea of them even though I'm not big on Western or antique guns. I do have quire a few sa revolvers and lever action rifles though. The picture is interesting because I usually only see them with the skullcrusher butt.

I believe they came with the ability to change the barrel from like a 3.5in to a 7in.