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Derringer .22


tmck

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Guys,

I have an old .22 cal derringer my grandfather had. He died in 1952, so I know it is old.

I can't seem to find anything about it...maker, age, value, etc. It is 3 3/4" long, 2" high and has a 1" barrel. I think the handles are walnut (but not sure. The receiver appears to be brass. The only marking is "6468" (Iwould assume it's a serial number).

I shot one .22 short in it about 30 years ago. (just to see if it would indeed shoot)

If anybody knows anything about this gun I would appreciate any infomation I can get.

BTW, I had 4 more pics, but could not figure out how to insert them.

Thanks,

TMc

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