Belgian-made LeFaucheux-style revolver – Pinfire type
 11mm PF caliber – 6 rounds – PG322 series
 Antique weapon – 19th century


 General description


 An antique LeFaucheux-type pinfire revolver, chambered in 11mm PF, with a six-shot capacity, conforming to European civilian and military models produced from the mid-19th century. This system, developed by Eugène LeFaucheux, represents the first fully functional adoption of the metallic cartridge in modern weaponry.


 Features
 • Model: LeFaucheux, pinfire type
 • Caliber: 11 mm PF (pinfire)
 • Capacity: 6 shots
 • Operation: single and double action
 • Barrel: steel, with side ejection rod
 • Cylinder: 6 chambers, pinfire
 • Carcass: steel
 • Tiles: checkered wood
 • Serial number: PG322
 • Origin: France or Belgium (unsigned production, typical of the period)
 • Period: c. 1860–1880
 State
 • Original, unrestored condition
 • Even antique patina
 • Mechanism present (operation not guaranteed)
 • Wear consistent with age, no modern modifications observed


 Collector's interest
 LeFaucheux 11mm pinfire revolvers are sought after for their major historical role in the evolution of firearms. Complete examples in good overall condition and mechanically sound are regularly in demand on the Canadian and international markets, both by collectors and specialized auction houses.


 Legal status – Canada
 Antique weapon (pre-1898).


 Exempt from permits and registration under Canadian law.


 The buyer remains responsible for verifying legal compliance according to their province and intended use.