trying to identify
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Aguila Blanca
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Could it be one of these?
http://www.1960nma.org/
http://www.1960nma.org/
Winchester_73
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The only thing I know is the spur on the bottom of the trigger guard is for a grenade launcher.
This is an old Belgian copy of a Webley top-break, but there should be some more markings on it to let you know who made it, either along the rib or under the grips (carefully, since these are usually pretty brittle). Most of these will at least have some manufacturer's initials on the frame under the grips.
Jim Watson
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Belgian for sure. There might be some Webley inside, but the top latch is S&W.
The squared off recoil shields and trigger guard spur are like what I see in the Zhuk book on knockoffs made by L & J Warnant Brothers of Hognee, Belgium. They built guns for the trade and markings might be of any dealer or distributor if they did not sell it direct.
The squared off recoil shields and trigger guard spur are like what I see in the Zhuk book on knockoffs made by L & J Warnant Brothers of Hognee, Belgium. They built guns for the trade and markings might be of any dealer or distributor if they did not sell it direct.