Hey y'all, I just picked up what I believe to be a Spanish Ruby style pistol for a buck fifty, figured I couldn't go wrong for a 106 year old piece with such clean finish.
From what I've gathered, it's probably a Retoloza Hermanos manufacture, but the pistol itself lacks any sort of identifying marks you'd normally expect, except for an "R" that sorta looks like the stamping you'd expect behind the grips and an "L" stamped behind the grips where you'd normally find the oval shaped identifying mark.
It's a long shot, but does anyone here have any more knowledge about the Rubys? This one looks dimensionally smaller, lacks the raised sights and only holds 6/7+1 instead of the traditional 9. Thanks,
Logan
From what I've gathered, it's probably a Retoloza Hermanos manufacture, but the pistol itself lacks any sort of identifying marks you'd normally expect, except for an "R" that sorta looks like the stamping you'd expect behind the grips and an "L" stamped behind the grips where you'd normally find the oval shaped identifying mark.
It's a long shot, but does anyone here have any more knowledge about the Rubys? This one looks dimensionally smaller, lacks the raised sights and only holds 6/7+1 instead of the traditional 9. Thanks,
Logan
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