Can someone identify? I don’t have the gun with me, just pictures.

[SmithyGold]

 

[s&wchad]

It appears to be a US model 1917 revolver (.45 ACP) with an aftermarket nickel finish. A photo of the butt would help.

 

[SmithyGold]

It appears to be a US model 1917 revolver (.45 ACP) with an aftermarket nickel finish. A photo of the butt would help.

 

[SmithyGold]

Does that help?

 

[s&wchad]

Does that help?

No, I saw that the first time. I was looking for something like this...

 

[quinn]

That is a model of 1917 built for the US military in the 1917-18 timeframe.

 

[Wiregrassguy]

Looks like a Model 1917 from the DA 45 stamp but the lower front of the frame has a "Made in USA" stamp that didn't come along until 1922. It is possible the barrel and cylinder were replaced on a later 2nd Model N frame. I don't see a Brazilian crest on the sideplate. I wonder if the top of the frame is flat or rounded. If there is a small trademark stamp on the left side, it is a commercial version.

 

[StrawHat]

If you can post an image of the side of the revolver with the cylinder release. I am thinking it is a 45 Hand Ejector, Model 1917, Commercial with an aftermarket nickel finish.

Kevin