I had heard of this model before but discounted it as being a Brownie copy. With only 2 barrels of different calibres and using interchanging cylinders with just the break open style of the Brownie (which other firearms have) not that close to a Brownie. Also with the PP prefix I thought they were copying the Walther which can be got in the .380 and .22.

 

I've never pulled a hand grenade on someone....

 

Interesting lol

 

Am I assuming those pistols were dangerous? Bone?

 

All guns are dangerous.

 

A real Brownie is spooky enough for me.

 

here are a few more pics.

EIG copy of Brownie

and now an early Brownie.

The firearm that started this thread.

 

Good to see them all in one section, shows the resemblance between them.

I have the Cop, but have never fired it. Not much to grip onto when holding it, but it is a hunk of steel. Also made a few offers on the EIG, l left them where they laid as they were price to high for my liking.