The snubbie no one seemed know about

[cadjak]

I guess it's a snubbie. It has a 2.5 inch bbl, about the same heft as an N frame. It just sort of showed up. Now I guess I have another odd ball shooter. It's a single piece of cast stainless. The barrel and frame are all one piece. I don't know much about the history of this brand of gun. They were produced briefly in the 70's:supergrin:
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[G27Chief]

Never have seen one on these, how many were produced?

[cadjak]

Never have seen one on these, how many were produced?

I only know the little that I've read online. Made in early 70's. Most commonly seen as a 4" barrel version. Distributed by EMF and a reference to TDA as the tradename on Thermodynamic Systems revolvers. I have no idea if it is the same TDA that made Automag pistols, but I wouldn't be surprised since the two companies were 6 miles apart. I don't know about the numbers that were produced, but it couldn't have been many.

[ronin.45]

A new one to me.

[Berto]

Assuming decent metallurgy, it looks strong.

[itstime]

Interesting. I've never seen one and would like to have one maybe. You know on the cheap.

[cadjak]

I think I've kept this gun, in part, because I couldn't figure a value for it, in part because it was a cool oddity and in part because I just plain forgot that I owned it until I rummaged through my safe, when I was looking for another gun.:dunno:

[Berto]

Range report, dude.:supergrin: