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Trying to identify a revolver...Need some help....?
A friend of mine showed me a firearm (picture) from off an advertisement. It was a revolver looked similar to the Taurus Judge with more of a North American Arms grip and trigger. It had no trigger guard. The only identifiable marking was the logo of the company on the grip. It was a black circle with a red hour glass shape inside. The entire size of the logo was about the size of a quarter. It looked like it would shoot .410, .45 long colt just like the Judge. Any ideas? If you know make and/or model see if you can help me with a link too. Thanks guys and girls....
Thanks Balt...I said North American Arms at first but the picture threw the size off and with the longer cylinder it looked like the Judge....Thanks again...
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- BaltTiggerLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
Try the North American Arms Black Widow or Mini-Master. They actually shoot .22LR or .22WMR
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I would agree with the first guy, I think that all of the black widows have it stamped on the barrel. I have seens those grips before and I'm pretty sure they fit alot of those small revolvers. Budsgunshop.com is a good reference for pictures.
Source(s): budsgunshop.com - GirLv 41 decade ago
It was Probably a Deringer, made in those calibers. So many people make them, it's hard to say which model it exactly was.