ID the gun in this family photo?

[Machodoc]

I'm not tuned in to wheel guns. Can anyone ID the handgun in this old photo that we just discovered?

 

[ohen cepel]

Can you clearly see the cylinder release? That would help since Colt is sort of moon shaped and pulls to the rear while S&W pushes forward.

Colt's release is a bit different and would help to narrow it down if you can see it with a glass.

 

[iH8DemLibz]

Doesn't look real.

Cap gun?

 

[j_h_smith]

Some type of toy gun. Not real.

 

[highli99]

Not a glock

 

[Half-cocked]

Not a glock

Nor a 1911.

 

[Art3]

Not a glock

Then it must be an AR-47, right?

I agree that it looks like a toy. I can't say exactly why...it just feels that way to me.

 

[Ironnewt]

Considering how easily the child is holding that revolver, I would think it is a toy strictly by weight alone. It has a SAA "shape" look to it but nowhere near the size

 

[-Z/28-]

I agree on toy, it just looks too small.

 

[scout6]

Looks like one single injection molded piece. I know the pic is old and grainy, but I can't see any lines/shadows that would indicate there are separation between pieces. I.E a functioning cylinder.

 

[DutchV]

A cap gun. I know some folks stuck a SAA Colt in the crib for good luck but that kid's only what, two? A real gun would be heavier in the hand.

 

[Rack&Roll]

Has to be a toy because of the scale compared to the pictured child, who I judge to be 2 years old.

 

[DutchV]

It does vaguely resemble a .32 rimfire I have, but the flat black finish is odd. I'm still going with a toy.

 

[Doctor_M]

I'd vote toy as well.

Savage made a single shot .22 (Model 101) that looked like a revolver but had a fixed cylinder (complete with molded bullets) that rotated out to accept a single cartridge... it was pretty small, and I thought it might be one of those, but I think it had a bit of a cylinder pin sticking out and I don't see one on this. Cool picture, though.

 

[POP57]

Age of the photo would be helpful. I had toy and cap guns as a kid and none of them were "blued". They were always chromed. I'll be 60 next year.

 

[Streetgang]

FN 5.7

 

[protegeV]

Looks like one single injection molded piece. I know the pic is old and grainy, but I can't see any lines/shadows that would indicate there are separation between pieces. I.E a functioning cylinder.

I had the exact same thought. The frame above the cylinder is way things and there doesn't appear to be any gap. Looks like a solid gun-shaped hunk of plastic.

 

[Rack&Roll]

Furreal, gonna get dat kid shot, yo!

 

[Machodoc]

Thanks, guys. I should have noticed how small and light it appeared to be. Not at the top of my game right now. Recovering from a broken back, and am in a fair amount of pain.

How about this rifle? A toy as well?

 

[POP57]

Thanks, guys. I should have noticed how small and light it appeared to be. Not at the top of my game right now. Recovering from a broken back, and am in a fair amount of pain.

How about this rifle? A toy as well?

As I asked before. What is the year of the photo?