Friedrich Pickert, 'Hammerless' revolver, Arminius model 7, caliber 7.65 mm Browning #90-

The arms dealer WH e.K. offers:Friedrich Pickert, 'Hammerless' revolver, Arminius model 7, cal. 7.65 mm Browning (rare revolver in pistol caliber)In 1888, Walther (Carl Wilhelm Freund Walther) married Minna Georgine Pickert, the daughter of the revolver manufacturer Christian Friedrich Pickert, with whom he had five sons. In 1886, Walther founded the company Carl Walther GmbH. In 1903, after three of his sons joined the company, they focused on the production of pistols. In 1908, Carl Walther, together with his eldest son Fritz Walther, designed and produced the first usable German self-loading pistol.The Arminius revolver was manufactured in the pre-war period by the revolver manufacturer Friedrich Pickert. A great pocket revolver, produced before 1945 by Friedrich Pickert, in the arms factory in Zella St. Basil (until 1920) and later in Zella Mehlis. The name Arminius comes from a German hero of the first century AD; the head of a warrior is embossed on the grips. They had a very good reputation combined with a favorable price and high quality. Small pocket revolvers became increasingly popular at the beginning of the 20th century. These were revolvers with a fixed cylinder of small dimensions and small caliber.In the USA, for example, there were revolvers from the company Iver Johnson, and in Europe various types of Belgian revolvers. In Germany, their production was started by the company Friedrich Pickert in the town of Zella St.The Arminius has a shrouded hammer and a "floating" firing pin like the "Security Special." The revolver has a crisp trigger pull and locks cleanly due to the folding trigger. A spring-loaded button on the front of the cylinder allows for very easy disassembly of the drum. The revolver has a loading gate on the right side and a safety lever on the left side.Manufacturer: Friedrich Pickert, Arms Factory Zella, St. BasilModel: ArminiusBarrel length: 55 mmDAO triggerSide rotating lever safetySteel parts bluedGrip scales made of dark plastic with fish skinBluing heavily wornTop stamped with “Arminius” and “Deutsche Industrie”Valid proofThis item is an antique!Model 1 and 2 revolvers in caliber 22 LRModel 3 in caliber 6.35 mm BrowningModel 4 in caliber 5.5 VeloDogModel 5.1 in caliber 7.5 OrdnanceModel 5.2 in caliber 7.62 Nagant up to later modelsModel 7 in caliber 7.65 mm BrowningLater models already had the classic design and operated in SA/DA mode with an external hammer reminiscent of Swiss army revolvers. Early models, including model 3, were hammerless, i.e., with a concealed hammer that operated in DAO mode.* Take the opportunity to view in the store. Condition descriptions are always very objective! * All information without guarantee!Life-threatening due to gunshot injuryWhen handling a loaded weapon, an unintentional discharge is possible.> Only use the weapon after you have read and understood this manufacturer's manual in full.> Observe the manufacturer's safety instructions when handling the weapon.> Conduct a safety check before working on the weapon. Only our terms and conditions apply, which you can view at the following link: https://www.der-waffenhaendler.de/agb/ If you have any questions about the item, please feel free to contact us!Purchase is of course only with the appropriate acquisition authorization!