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    Unidentified Weapon

    The big screw is new as well. I didn't pay anything for it, I found it in my fathers stuff who died years ago. He was not sure if it was a toy for kids or not.
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    Unidentified Weapon

    Hello and thank you again! Here are some more pictures. The screws are obviously new. I took of the barrel. The barrel and the wood seem old to me, but the screws (all of them) and the spring (or whatever it is?) aren't. I'm confused know. Is this a decoration weapon made of old parts? Or an...
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    Unidentified Weapon

    Thank you very much for your help! I took some more pictures - I hope those are better (especially the punches).
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    Unidentified Weapon

    llo to the forum, I'm new here and in fact know very few about weapons. I'm looking for information about this pistol (family property since many years). What kind of weapon is it? How old is it? Where does it come from? I already posted my question in a German forum and one of the members...
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