Okay. This a strange 'identify' situation. There is no pistol to ID, but........only a description
Okay, a buddy says that a bunch of 'older' customers 60-80 years old says it was made, but the books don't have any 'picture', 'record' of it being made.
They say that Colt (or maybe High Standard) made a semi auto .22 that had a exposed hammer. It was suppose to have the same lines like the Colt Woodsman or Huntsman. The 'old timers' say it was made between 1920-1940. One of them says that he actually shot one in his youth.......a semi auto .22LR w/ an exposed hammer.
We're guessing it's either a Colt or possible a High Standard. If any one has an idea of what they're talking about, please post the manufacturer and model name of what they're talking about.
Thanks.
Kaliburz
Okay, a buddy says that a bunch of 'older' customers 60-80 years old says it was made, but the books don't have any 'picture', 'record' of it being made.
They say that Colt (or maybe High Standard) made a semi auto .22 that had a exposed hammer. It was suppose to have the same lines like the Colt Woodsman or Huntsman. The 'old timers' say it was made between 1920-1940. One of them says that he actually shot one in his youth.......a semi auto .22LR w/ an exposed hammer.
We're guessing it's either a Colt or possible a High Standard. If any one has an idea of what they're talking about, please post the manufacturer and model name of what they're talking about.
Thanks.
Kaliburz