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soc lt.flli Galesi-Brescia-cal 635 Italian Pocket Pistol (maybe a Mod 503 or Model 6)
.25 cal auto
On right side:
A crest on the white grips
PSF = Polveri Senza Fumo = smokeless powder
"XXIV"
"Made in Italy"
VERY good condition (definitely not a fishing tackle box rattler).
I have had it for a little over 20 years.
No idea on total round count - I have put fewer than 50 through it.
REVISED PRICE: $145 / offer or trade for NAA Pug
FTF to Oregon Resident ONLY, ODL, 21yr old - signed bills of sale.
I am in the Beaverton area.
Some of the info that I have found on the internet. The gun is made by "Galesi Pistols" from Collebeato (Brescia), Italy Manufactured by "Industria Armi Galesi". Your gun may be the Galesi Model 6 Pocket Automatic Pistol. The model 6 came in .22 long or .25 Automatic (6.35mm) has a 6 shot magazine. Barrel length is 2 1/4 in. and overall length is 4 3/8 in. It weighs about 11 oz. and has fixed sights. It only came in the blued finish. had plastic stocks and began production around 1930.
Pasted from <http://forum.pafoa.org/pistols-41/7688-old-italian-pistol-experts-step-inside.html>
Galesi-Brescia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
.25 cal auto
On right side:
A crest on the white grips
PSF = Polveri Senza Fumo = smokeless powder
"XXIV"
"Made in Italy"
VERY good condition (definitely not a fishing tackle box rattler).
I have had it for a little over 20 years.
No idea on total round count - I have put fewer than 50 through it.
REVISED PRICE: $145 / offer or trade for NAA Pug
FTF to Oregon Resident ONLY, ODL, 21yr old - signed bills of sale.
I am in the Beaverton area.
Some of the info that I have found on the internet. The gun is made by "Galesi Pistols" from Collebeato (Brescia), Italy Manufactured by "Industria Armi Galesi". Your gun may be the Galesi Model 6 Pocket Automatic Pistol. The model 6 came in .22 long or .25 Automatic (6.35mm) has a 6 shot magazine. Barrel length is 2 1/4 in. and overall length is 4 3/8 in. It weighs about 11 oz. and has fixed sights. It only came in the blued finish. had plastic stocks and began production around 1930.
Pasted from <http://forum.pafoa.org/pistols-41/7688-old-italian-pistol-experts-step-inside.html>
Galesi-Brescia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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