What does a Model RG 14 caliber 22 LR Revolver look like?

Answer 1

I have one sitting on my lap at the moment. It is a tiny (hand sized) little .22 cal. revolver. Six shooter. It is double action but the action is VERY heavy and thus you tend to need to pull the hammer back if you would like any hope of hitting what you aim at...a prospect which is pretty much a pipe dream anyways. It looks rather cheap but in good used condition could probably sell for $60 bucks.

The barrel is cylindrical but it has a sight that runs down the top of it that is rectangular. The handle grips are plastic made to look like a dark stained wood. The RG is engraved in the plastic on either side. On the left side the caliber and model number is imprinted into the metal behind the chamber. The chamber is opened by removing a screw under the barrel at which point the chamber will simply roll out to the left side allowing shells to be inserted. The screw that holds the cylinder in while in use serves well to push out the old shells (a necessity as the LR .22 shells can get lodged in there pretty good sometimes...they don't just fall right out). There is NO hammer block so I would recommend always keeping the hammer on an empty chamber. Actually...I would recommend not owning this dangerous and cheap piece of crap.