Great Wazoo
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Hey Guys,
I recently inherited several guns. One of them is an interesting looking small Marlin Revolver. It is Nickel with Black Plastic Grips; and Top Break Action. It appears to be double action and the cylinder spins freely. It also appears to be around 32 caliber. There is no caliber marking on the outside. The top strap reads Marlin Firearms Co. New Haven Conn. USA Patented August.2.1887. August .9.1887
I have not succeded in opening the action yet. Just above the hammer is a knurled piece that I think is the release to break the action. I am going to have to use some penetrating oil on this.
I am attaching a picture. I apologize for the quality, I can't get the camera to focus sharpely tonight. I will have to fix it next.
Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Wazoo
I recently inherited several guns. One of them is an interesting looking small Marlin Revolver. It is Nickel with Black Plastic Grips; and Top Break Action. It appears to be double action and the cylinder spins freely. It also appears to be around 32 caliber. There is no caliber marking on the outside. The top strap reads Marlin Firearms Co. New Haven Conn. USA Patented August.2.1887. August .9.1887
I have not succeded in opening the action yet. Just above the hammer is a knurled piece that I think is the release to break the action. I am going to have to use some penetrating oil on this.
I am attaching a picture. I apologize for the quality, I can't get the camera to focus sharpely tonight. I will have to fix it next.
Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Wazoo