Got this in a trade at my LGS, they said it was a Richland arms. Not sure I agree, thought I would ask the experts.
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Richland was an US importer, and not a gunmaker.
That revolver was made by Palmetto Arms, Brescia, Italy - who had a rep for making mostly junque (along with a few good guns).
Richland was one of several entities that imported BP firearms from Italy & other countries.
That revolver was made by Palmetto Arms, Brescia, Italy - who had a rep for making mostly junque (along with a few good guns).
Richland was one of several entities that imported BP firearms from Italy & other countries.
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