Lefaucheux Revolver Serial Numbers
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- Casimir Lefaucheux and Françoise Constance Faivre
- Casimir Lefaucheux one shot pistol with swinging barrel
- Casimir Lefaucheux pepperbox
- Eugène Gabriel Lefaucheux son of Casimir
- Family house at 37 de la rue de Vivienne à Paris
- E. LEFAUCHEUX and Cie (1855)
- Eugène Lefaucheux company based at 'rue Lafayette à Paris'
- Couple Laffiteau and Constance Casimérine Lefaucheux
- Lefaucheux French patent #019380 (April, 15 of 1854)
- Addition to French patent #019380 dated 4 novembre 1854
- Lefaucheux revolver model 1854
- Eugène Lefaucheux company based in Belgium
- Addition of June 1855 to French patent #019380
- Addition of February 1860 to French patent #019380
- Patent 29055 dated September, 5 of 1856
- Dismounting of the barrel
- Barrel lug maintained by two screws
- Gunsmith screwdriver
- Dismounting of the cylinder
- Friction spring of the cylinder axis rod
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Rare Dug LeFaucheux Revolver – We have had numerous excavated weapons, but we have never encountered a dug LeFaucheux. This weapon was excavated in the Richmond area, in the 1980s and was part of Rector (of the Civil War era Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Richmond) Frederick Goodwin’s relic collection. The weapon remains in fine, excavated condition, with little rust or oxidation flaking. So the gun was manufactured in Liege between January 1877 and July 1893. The number 73 that you found under the grips is by no means the year of manufacture!! Lefaucheux www.lefaucheux.net. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on metal. All the internal parts of the revolver are in fine condition, with no visible wear. Hardwood grips are in excellent condition, with only minor handling marks. Very attractive large frame Arendt/Lefaucheux revolver! Serial# 41XX. 'Systeme Lefaucheux'.
- Dismounting of the ejection rod
- Dismounting of the grip plates
- Dismounting of the grip frame
- Dismounting of the main spring
- Dismounting of the breechblock
- Dismounting of the trigger mechanism
- Removal of the trigger
- Trigger return spring pressure released
- Disassembly of the hammer
- Dismounting of the loading gate
- Dismounting of the loading gate lock spring
- E. LEFAUCHEUX brand markings
- Serial number marking
- The assembly markings
- Typical single action revolver (S&M Model 1)
- Double action mode of the Lefaucheux 7mm revolver
- Lefaucheux double action trigger mechanism
- Double action leaf spring's oscillation
- Instant of disconnection of the double action lever
- Vertical projection of the receiver for abutment purpose
- Release of the hammer
- Rotation of the cylinder by the hand
- Head of the hand through the recoil shield's slot
- Rotation of the cylinder by the hand
- Cylinder with or without stop studs
- Functioning of the cylinder with stop studs
- Loading of the cartridges
- Cartridge ejection
- Ejection rod used as safety
- First variation of the Lefaucheux 7mm revolver
- Rare modification of the trigger
- Second variation of the Lefaucheux 7mm revolver
- Third variation with cylinder stop studs
- Fourth variation with barrel lug screwed to the cylinder axis rod
- Clover shaped cylinder
- Cased Lefaucheux luxury revolvers
- Dumonthier variant with barrel-blade assembly
- Barrels compared
- Cylinders compared
- Grip frames compared
- Receivers compared
- Breechblocks compared
- Loading gates compared
- Trigger mechanisms compared
- Hammers compared
- Belgian lefaucheux site managed by Charles Joseph Bronne
- A great variety of models
- Crowned EL marking
- E. LEFAUCHEUX INvr BREVETE marking
- The Belgian modified Lefaucheux 7mm model
- Belgian pinfire revolvers marked LF
- Hammer spur grounfd off
- Return spring of the cylinder
- Mariette made revolver
- Model produced in 1869 by the Lefaucheux plant of Liège
- Other Belgian models of the pre-1869 era
- First Lefaucheux triple action trigger mechanism
- Eugène Lefaucheux Belgian patent # 6003 dated June, 7 of 1858
- Step by step functioning detailed
- Second Lefaucheux triple action trigger mechanism
- Official drawing of patent #55784 dated September, 27 of 1862
- Step by step functioning detailed
- Basic kit (whatever the caliber)
- Reloading process
- After firing
- Re-sizing the shell
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