LTB .22 cylinder/parts

[Texas by God]

I have a little "SMOKER NO. 1" revolver that's missing the 7 shot cylinder and base pin etc. It doesn't look right laying around without one. I know it's a very long shot but thought I'd ty here first. If by some miracle I restore it; it will be fired with CB short only!

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[Drm50]

I don't have one but I'll give you some advice. Keep it! Everytime I get a little pistol missing parts
I will spend a couple years looking for parts. Then they end up sold for parts. It never fails soon
as you sell it the parts for it will pop up.

[Texas by God]

I don't have one but I'll give you some advice. Keep it! Everytime I get a little pistol missing parts
I will spend a couple years looking for parts. Then they end up sold for parts. It never fails soon
as you sell it the parts for it will pop up.

Oh I know. I went through that with a basket case 92 Win. Besides it was a gift from family, it is staying. 1870's vintage I think! And a bump to the top.

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[Gewehr-Guy]

I saw a little pistol similar to yours, had a block that fit the frame and held in by the cyl. pin, and was bored through and chambered to make it a single shot.

[lakeparkv8]

A good machinist could build you one. At least till a original came by. Then you could shoot it!

[Texas by God]

It's a neat little toot.

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