i figured more information would be better than less, so there it is. the metal at the botom of the grip reads ' SPORTARMS OF FLORIDA MIAMI'. on the right side of the gun there's an indented 5-point star in a circle in three spots on the frame. right where the barrel meets the frame, and on the frame under the drum on the left side, there is a small bear or boar or bison (about 4 mm long - i can't tell which), and next to the frame animal is the number 84 (the series or year made, i assume?). GERMANY' (the drum also has the target and 'HS'). the left side of the barrel has a stylized target circle with 'HS,' followed by ' MOD. also, there's a rear-sight on it, though all the pictures i've seen on the internet of this gun didn't have one. some of its 'quirks': 1) it fires fine, although the hammer won't cock back sometimes if it's pulled slowly (it's got personality, okay?), 2) the screw that holds the hammer in place is a non-standard replacement that fits fine, but looks out of place, 3) the screw in #2 was quite long and needed to be hack-sawed to keep it from sticking out the other side of the gun, theres a nut holding the screw in place, 4) when we hack-sawed the screw in #2, several shallow gashes were made in the wood-finish handle, and 5) the drum can only be rotated when the hammer is half-cocked, though the hammer won't stay half-cocked, meaning i have to hold the hammer to spin the drum. one item i got was a revolver that i recently found out to be a JP Sauer Western Marshal. a college friend of mine was moving out of her house and gave tons of stuff away. I was curious as to the estimated value of a revolver i have. Hi there, new to the forum, but it seems like an awesome place/concept!

Jp sauer and sohn .22lr pistol