50 or so
Sorry- no production records for the RG revolvers. Most of these were from the 1960s- import to the US of most were blocked in 1968.
20-60 USD or so
RG10 pistol-ROHM
rohm is an old German import. no value and not too safe to shoot.......
To reassemble a RG10 .22 pistol, start by ensuring the pistol is unloaded and the magazine is removed. Insert the barrel into the frame, aligning the locking lugs properly. Next, slide the slide into place, ensuring it locks onto the frame. Finally, reinsert the recoil spring and guide rod, ensuring everything is properly aligned before testing the function of the mechanism. Always refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific guidance and safety checks.
The RG10 revolver, a model produced by RG Industries, typically does not feature an ejector rod. Instead, it uses a design that allows for manual extraction of cartridges. If your RG10 lacks an ejector rod, it is likely consistent with its standard design, as many RG revolvers were known for their simplicity and cost-effectiveness in manufacturing.
With a hammer, ;)
1950s- 60s
You will need to see a gunsmith.
10-40 USD
20-80 USD or so
No published sn data. 20-60