.22 Magnum Belt Buckle Pistol
Production date
01 Jan 1995-01 Jan 2000
Country
USA
State/Province
Utah
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Object detail
Description
Five shot .22 Magnum stainless steel revolver with a holder that doubles as a belt buckle. The gun is a single action revolver, meaning that the hammer must be cocked by the thumb before it can be fired. The grips are polished rosewood. The belt buckle clasp is designed to hold the gun securely, yet free it easily.
Classification
ARMS & ARMOUR Firearms revolver
Maker
Production date
01 Jan 1995-01 Jan 2000
Production place
Measurements
L130 x W25 x H70 mm
Media/Materials description
Steel (Metals - Ferrous), Indeterminate (Woods)
Signature/Marks
NORTH AMERICAN ARMS CORP. \ SPANISH FORK, UT. 84660 \.22 MAGNUM
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History and use
The .22 Magnum round was introduced in 1959 and is relatively uncommon compared to the very popular .22 Long Rifle, but is significantly more powerful. This firearm and belt buckle holder are designed to be worn under clothing and to not be noticed by the casual passer-by. In theory, the gun can be rapidly and easily pulled from the holder to surprise any assailant.
Uploaded to the Web 27 May 2011.
Uploaded to the Web 27 May 2011.
Registration number
H43899.1
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