I do have one gun I pulled off that display board in my

office to make room for a mount or two that are sitting on the floor in my trophy room right now. I have pulled a couple of vintage handguns already and moved them out. So here is another. The company C. Sharps made a lot of Sharps long range rifles for the buffalo hunters and Indian fighters years ago. They also made a few small handguns. One was a 4 barreled little pocket gun. It came in 22, 25 or 30 caliber rimfire. These small handguns are hard to find in any decent condition these days. I have one that I think is 30 caliber. The little gun looks exactly like the one in the collector books, with the blue steel barrels being corrosive damaged. Even so they go for big bucks.









The little gun has a button under the barrels and when pushed in the barrels slide forward to load. Then the hammer works on a rotating basis, hitting and firing one round at a time.
The Blue Book shows at a "good" shape they value them at $600. Mine looks exactly like the gun in the picture above so it is considered in "good" condition. Everything works on the little gun and the C. Sharps name is strong on the sideplate. The gun is valued at $600 but I would like to get $350 out of it, giving you a break on the price. 928-527-4100. Or post on here that you want it with your name and other stuff and I will hold it for you over the weekend. Then call me on Monday..