France - 1867 - Lefaucheux Eugène manufacture - TRIPLE ACTION - Pinfire (Lefaucheux) - Revolver - 7mm Cal

Eugène Gabriel Lefaucheux (09/1832, 03/92) , son of Casimir, was one of France's greatest gunsmiths. The TAs were manufactured in Paris after the patent, 55784, filed in 1862. Triple action When the trigger is pulled, the cylinder rotates to the right, but the hammer does not cock, on the other hand, by manually turning the cylinder a quarter turn to the left, then pressing the trigger, the hammer cocks, and a second press on the trigger produces the percussion action. (Requires relatively strong pressure to trigger percussion) . The ejector rod and sight are present. The hammer spring is present and the percussion is clear. The spring of the trigger tail is operational and the trigger returns automatically. The gate spring is present. The finger lift is present and the cylinder rotation works. On the trigger, an oval with ‘Inv. E. Lefaucheux Brvté S. G. D. G à Paris’ And the number 4827 preceded by the logo of the broken pistol with tipped barrel. Parts numbered: 18y Mechanism and surface oiled for protection. To be stored in a dry place, less than 50% humidity. The pictures are part of the description. Shipped with anti-moisture pouch. Not suitable for firing, unless it is checked by a professional gunsmith.