I’ve always been fascinated by them. I look forward to your report.

 

 

 

I’ve never heard of this curiosity. Neat revolver, very fine looking finish.

 

I lived in Pavia, Italy for a time in the ‘80s, so these have always been on my wish list.

 

Something I’ve never heard of, looks cool as well.

 

Dealer told me he knows it’s worth much more. He sold it for a friend and that’s what he said to sell it for. I’ve found a Ria auction this year where one sold at $11,000. I’ve still yet to see any polish nickel

bought a new grip off eBay.As they are known to crack.

i have seen them sell $5500-11,000 recently. None as nice as mine. Pretty thrilled.

 

Shot it. Only 12 shots. It’s worth too damn much. It was a joy to shoot. Not as blunt as a normal revolver. The slide moving imo lessened the recoil. Plus the low bore AND the muzzle brake. Trigger is fantastic. Sights great. Accurate - I hit anything I wanted. Furthest is 2/3 human at 35 yards. Smallest is 4” plate at 25 yards. Not too heavy even though it’s huge. Same as maybe s 8” anaconda. I have concerns for the nickel finish holding up. Nickel is a very poor finish. You can see dulling where the bullet jumps the cylinder gap. Shoot this gun 1000 rounds and I’ll bet it looks like crap. It supposedly has 62 rounds through it. Or less. I think it’s a collector gun. Not a shooter. A millionaires display gun. I decided to sell it. It’s up to $7000 already. Should get to $9000-11,000 from my research. I got to try it. Now I’ll cash out.

if it was a blued $2000 gun with parts/service availability. I’d keep it and shoot the F out of it. But a super super rare gun. And I cannot see where a Polish nickel version of it has ever sold. So I may have a big pay day coming