Are you sure that is a smith and wesson?
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Guys, thanks a lot!!! Wow, you know so much about the guns!! Thanks to you I finally could read the letters on the gun - they are not readable well any more but with your advice it is more than clear : '' LA INDUSTRIAL ORBEA EIBAR''
I found it under personal things that I have after two Czech legionaires from 1WW in my house.
But what I would like to know is if the gun was produced before or during 1WW or after the war, to know if my two legionaires had the gun with them or not. Just to know how it came into the house.
Thanks once again and greetings from Czech and Austrian wine region!
I found it under personal things that I have after two Czech legionaires from 1WW in my house.
But what I would like to know is if the gun was produced before or during 1WW or after the war, to know if my two legionaires had the gun with them or not. Just to know how it came into the house.
Thanks once again and greetings from Czech and Austrian wine region!
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Welcome to the forums from the cotton and peanut covered plains of the Wiregrass! Marta, sometimes American slang is hard to understand even for Americans! 
As far as identifying when the handgun was made, unfortunately we don't have records of Spanish manufacture. You might try to contact Orbea and ask if they can tell you when it was made.
As far as identifying when the handgun was made, unfortunately we don't have records of Spanish manufacture. You might try to contact Orbea and ask if they can tell you when it was made.
Welcome to the forums from the cotton and peanut covered plains of the Wiregrass! Marta, sometimes American slang is hard to understand even for Americans!
As far as identifying when the handgun was made, unfortunately we don't have records of Spanish manufacture. You might try to contact Orbea and ask if they can tell you when it was made.
Greetings to Wiregrass! Yes, sometimes it is difficult to unterstand. We, here in Czech and Austria, we mostly don't have that problem --- we drink lot of beer and wine and we need just few words to understand each other --- that's the reason why is our language easier and not so rich on words like yoursWelcome to the forums from the cotton and peanut covered plains of the Wiregrass! Marta, sometimes American slang is hard to understand even for Americans!
As far as identifying when the handgun was made, unfortunately we don't have records of Spanish manufacture. You might try to contact Orbea and ask if they can tell you when it was made.
)) ... just kidding. Thanks, I will try to contact the Spanish.Somehow is it a pity that it isn't S&W. You are all so friendly here.
Thanks for all the infos!
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