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FRANCOTTE BELGIAN LEFAUCHEUX REVOLVER UPDATE
If someone out there has information regarding this very unusual and neat little toy, send an email and we will update the ad. The gun actually measures about 2" from the handle ring to barrel end. Manufactured in France and Belgium c.mid to late 19th century, based on the designs and patents of Eugne Lefaucheux. of the 6 inch barrel etched A FRANCOTTE BREVETE and the side engraved LEFAUCHEUX BREVETE. We show the gun with a dime for size comparison only. A good Belgian 13mm Pinfire 6 shot revolver by A FRANCOTTE. Also note, the device that protrudes from the hexagon barrel appears to be threaded as if something else was attached at one time. It has been working just fine the few times I have tried it, but now it will not lock now, so it will need some adjustment to work properly. I say "supposed" to work, because as I am preparing the ad, I cannot get the spring load to lock in place. Pulling the trigger would release the hammer which strikes something and releases the spring. Protection was also granted in France, Belgium, and Britain, British Patent 1081/62 being granted to LeMat. It was in Europe, especially in France and Belgium, that the Lefaucheux. At the outbreak of war in 1861, both the Federal and Confederate. Although the French Army still did not adopt the Model 1858, the pistol proved. Army ordnance officers tested the Lefaucheux revolver, and although they were impressed with its accuracy and reliability, none were purchased. The way the toy is supposed to work is pulling back the spring loaded (strong spring) barrel sight and it would lock in place. Armsmakers in Belgium, Germany, and Austria also began to manufacture pinfire revolvers based on Lefaucheuxs design. The gun is designed to propel something out of the spring loaded barrel, but we do not know what. 'Revolver Suizo modelo 1882' 'Revolver Albert Spirlet' 'El Colt Police Positive' El Webley Pocket Mark III' El British Bulldog 'Armas de Bolsillo - El Derringer' 'Armas de Bolsillo II' 'El Velodog' 'S&W parte III El Triple Lock' 'S&W parte II' 'S&W. Belgian 12mm Pinfire made by Auguste Francotte, for Argentinian gun dealer, Bertonnet.
FRANCOTTE BELGIAN LEFAUCHEUX REVOLVER SERIAL
The metal looks like nickel plated brass and we are clueless as to the handle. 12mm French model 1854 Lefaucheux pinfire revolver with American Civil War serial number. The gun appears to be modeled after early pin-fire pistols made by LeFaucheux or Francott. We see no markings on the gun as to manufacture, but have been told by so called experts that the gun is probably French or Belgian made. Here is a little watch fob type pistol which we believe to be VERY old. Factory-Engraved Double Action Pinfire Revolver by A. Most military models were produced only with single-action, whereas civilian models were made primarily with double action.Hey all you miniature gun collectors, bet you don't have this one. Belgian Lefaucheux Pinfire Double Action Revolver: Serial no 32452: 506.25. The revolver was sold to the civilian market as well. Most were produced either at the state arsenal Manufacture d'armes de Saint-Étienne (MAS), Liège, Belgium, or local producers under license. Belgian gun makers made millions of these small 7mm pinfire revolvers but most of them. Models of the 1858 were also purchased by Spain, Sweden, Italy, Russia, and Norway. Anything and everything related to the Lefaucheux pinfire system. It was accepted by the French Navy, but only 150 copies were delivered by 1872.
The 1858 was later upgraded in the late 1860s as the Lefaucheux de Marine 1870. The 1854 model was the first metallic-cartridge revolver adopted by a national government the 1858 was the first variant fielded It was first issued in 1858 by the French Navy (as either the Lefaucheux de Marine mle 1858 or simply M1858), and though never issued by the French Army, it was used in limited numbers by the French Cavalry during their 1862 deployment to Mexico. 11mm danish ordnance revolver m.1865/97 Denmark used their Model 1865 Lefaucheux-Francotte Pinfire Revolver, but in 1897 these revolvers were converted to center-fire with the adoption of the M1865/97 Danish Ordnance Revolver, 1865 being the date the revolver was adopted and 1897 being the date of conversion.
The Lefaucheux M1858 was a French military revolver developed for the navy, chambered for the 12 mm pinfire cartridge, and based on a design by Casimir Lefaucheux and his son, Eugene (also a gun designer). Single-action (military), double-action (civilian) $17 per one revolver and 50 rounds (1861) Lefaucheux-style revolver made in Liège, Belgium, circa 1860-1865. el revolver lefaucheux francotte click en las fotos para ampliar Siguiendo con esta nueva temtica de armas de fuego, hoy traemos a publicacin un ejemplar, diseado por el armero Belga Auguste Francotte, en colaboracin con E.
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