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There were several guns known as British Bulldogs. Most were solid frame revolvers, whose parts are held in the frame by pins/ screws, It is not possible to give specific instructions without knowing the exact make/ model, Take the gun to a gunsmith. Yours will not be the first "gun in a bag" he has seen- but the cost may exceed the worth of the gun.
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