(A) 19TH CENTURY BELGIAN BULLDOG DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

(A) 19TH CENTURY BELGIAN BULLDOG DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. This revolver looks like a standard Forehand and Wadsworth style Bull Dog but on steroids. The bore is about .50 caliber; all of the .450 type cartridges do chamber in this revolver but the bullets are a bit shy of bore yet the huge .500 Webley revolver round is too large to chamber. It has the same profile as a standard bulldog, a blue finish, and checkered walnut two piece grips. There are no maker marks but the no crown ELG and T with star inspector proofs are on the cylinder date this gun from 1877 through 1893. CONDITON: Very good to fine retaining the majority of its fine reapplied blue finish. Grips are fine with some dents. Action is sound and the bore is bold and bright showing some frosting. This is one of the largest bulldogs this writer has seen of this type. Name Value Barrel Length 2 - 3/4" Caliber/Bore .50 CF FFL Status Antique Manufacturer Belgian Model Bulldog Serial Number NSN, Name, Value, Barrel Length, 2 - 3/4", Caliber/Bore, .50 CF, FFL Status, Antique, Manufacturer, Belgian, Model, Bulldog, Serial Number, NSN

Estimate:£302.30

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