Québec | Greater Montréal | Revolver

Action works and locks up. Dirty bore with decent rifling. Brass frame, home-made grips. .30 rimfire.

Excellent action and lock up. Nickel finish is about 95% with a bit of flaking in the hollows of the fluting. Bore has rifling with pitting along its length. Grips have original varnish with a few small dents but without chips or flaking.

.44 Webley caliber, 5 shot, single action and double action. Folding trigger, heavily engraved. Belgian stamp pre 1893

Hinged Box with stand contains antique watch, photos, cards, poker chips an old silver dollar and a Hopkins Allen Blue Jacket no. 2.

Excellent action. Solid lockup.

I haven't been able to remove the cylinder axis pin. 

Nice nickel, good mechanics, strong springs, fine grips. 

.442 Webley caliber by design, but will accept a .44 Russian cartridge . 

Excellent action locks up tight. Bore is frosted with good rifling.  Frame has lots of nice nickel, barrel and cylinder are mostly bare metal. There's very little corrosion, the metal is smooth where nickel is absent.

Perfect action, tight cylinder lock up and barrel to frame. Frosty bore, 60% nickel finish. Comes in a fitted box with antique dagger (Fabyan knife co.

1 - $1300 This one has etched barrel, action works very well. No original finish left one small area of light pitting on the cylinder. Bore is frosted with visible rifling, some pitting typical of a gun this age. 

Decent shape, cool design, excellent grips with the Shattuck scroll design. 80% nickel remains action works and locks up well, but the action binds on one chamber.

.32 rimfire

Hopkins Allen XL no. 2 in .30 rimfire. Action functions beautifully with very little play in the lockup. Right grip panel has a repaired crack along its length. I haven't taken it apart, the cylinder axis pin is stiff.

.38 rimfire spur trigger revolver, single action good working order. Comes in a box with 20 very old blank cartridges for display.

All matching numbers on every part except the hammer which has none I can see. Screw heads with nearly perfect slots all match as well. Most of the original finish is present with lighter areas on the barrel.

Very early Webley with bone grips. This very gun is featured in the book Webley solid frame revolvers by Black, Davis and Michaud. Action functions, but it could use a tune up.

Old Quebec provincial police with case, belt and handcuf like new.