What kind of firearm is this

[Antbanks_84]

I got this gun for 10$ at a pawn shop today its missing alot of pieces i was just wondering if anyone knew what type of firearm this is

[hovercat]

More information would help. First guess is starter pistol. Markings, caliber, rim or center fire? If the barrel has rifling, not a starter pistol.

[brhalltx]

I say starter pistol too.

[Antbanks_84]

I took it to a local gun shop and the guy said its a english made 32 cal the firearm has no markings or serial #

[mot7981]

Looks like a good candidate for my next IDPA gun,

[patterson]

Enfield revolver?

[Take Down Sicko]

It would make an interesting piece if you could reblue it and put it in a frame. I reblued an old single shot 410 shot gun i found years ago.

[Take Down Sicko]

I'm pretty sure its not a S&W 500

[hovercat]

If English, it would have to have a proof mark. Unless a starter gun. Have you checked the barrel for rifling? The lach of markings also is curious for a firearm.

[hovercat]

Am I missing seeing a front sight?

[miljet]

No, it has a front sight. It is just further back from the muzzle than what you would expect.

[bubba84]

Looks like a Rohm.

[Antbanks_84]

british bulldog 32 pistol

[puma guy]

But for the fact there is some sort of marking on the right side of the frame I'd say it's hand made. Those markings rule that out. It is extremely crudely made no matter who did the work. There were many early 20th century Saturday night special revolvers in America as well as abroad, so there's no telling where it originated. This has to be the sorriest piece of crap I've ever seen. The answer to you question ; a cheap one!

[Antbanks_84]

i agree