Original Austrian Massive Gasser Revolver made for Montenegro Trade - c.1870-1880 Books & Films Paddock and assigned to the

Paddock and assigned to the 17th Airborne at that time

It failed because it was unpractical and too bulky and was eventually replaced by the M-2 version

Flanking the eagle are the dates 1941 and 1942

prototype Third model weapons might have been used here during the war

to move east where he was to “make contact

Original Austrian Massive Gasser Revolver made for Montenegro Trade - c.1870-1880 Books & Films Paddock and assigned to theOriginal Item: Only One Available. These HUGE revolvers were very much favored in the Balkan State of MONTENEGRO in the late 19th century. They were almost considered as men's jewelry. Our example interestingly do not have a trigger guard, either it was made that way or has had it removed so it conforms to the "Turkish" style. The bore is large at least 11mm and the revolver shows some engraving as decoration. It also has a series of marks on the left