Ii° Empire - Galand With Plate Extractor System - 1868 - 19th Century

Second Empire, GALAND revolver with automatic plate extraction system, model 1868, 19th century. Patent model of "CHARLES FRANCOIS GALAND -" (1832-1900). Octagonal barrel bearing hallmarks on the right side "CFG" (Charles François Galand) and serial number and under the lower panel again the number. Grain-shaped sight. Interior of the barrel with very good and very clear scratches, Caliber 12 mm. Open carcass and automatic extractor with plate system. 6-shot barrel, bearing “ELG” star in oval and “Y” under crown with number. Sliding barrel with movement of the barrel and the plate allowing the extraction of empty cases. Trigger guard with finger rest articulating the extraction system. Walnut stock plate with central through screw and cap with dragone ring. Mechanism in perfect working order in single and double action and very clear detent. Under the 2nd Empire, personal weapons of French officers. Length: 23.5 cm Barrel length: 12 cm Caliber: 12 mm Weight: 1 Kg Very good state of conservation and use, polished version, see details in the photos. Weapons in category “D” internal security code, free purchase and possession for adults. Shipping costs offered for France. International shipping costs, price on request depending on the area of the country. Visit my other objects by consulting my gallery.