Could someone please help identify this pistol?

[congaman]

Thanks Vlim...the value for us naturally is the memories of his service in the China, Burma, India theater. I would really enjoy seeing a video of these being "made". What a hoot that would be. Does anyone know if there were a lot of these made? There must be some "great ones" out there. And what is the reason for doing it at all? It seems like such a waste of time to go through all that stamping. Again, thanks for the input. Scott

[Ice]

Originally Posted by congaman

Thanks Vlim...the value for us naturally is the memories of his service in the China, Burma, India theater. I would really enjoy seeing a video of these being "made". What a hoot that would be.

Scott, I can't guarantee that your pistol was made there but a lot of those types were hand made in Darra, Pakistan. This area is called the biggest illegal arms market in the world. The rough villagers create working firearms using the crudest methods imaginable.

You might enjoy this video about these armsmakers:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbQXtm4fgjc

Charlie