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Hi everyone, I’ve got a few more details to share with you: – The grip panels aren’t synthetic—they’re wood. – The number 42 appears three times on the gun (once inside each grip panel and once inside the cylinder). – There’s a very faint and worn inscription on the sight rib that I can’t make...

Here are some more pictures. It really seems like there are no markings on this weapon at all. The Spanish copy seems like a good lead, but I haven’t found any online sources showing this exact model.

Thanks, guys. It definitely looks like a copy of the SW 38 top break—just a matter of figuring out which one exactly. As for the 9mm, the ones that came with it fit perfectly in the gun, which is what threw me off! Let’s see if someone can pin down the exact model. Catch you later.

Hi everyone, I'm looking for your expertise to help identify a revolver that resembles a Smith & Wesson Schofield Wells Fargo model, but with a few key differences: It's smaller in size Chambered in 9mm, but the rim is different (shooter) from the standard Parabellum It has a 5-round cylinder...