Single Shot German Pistol

[AJ100x100]

HELP! Any info and price range. I just inherited a German single shot .22 cal. pistol. Break open, double triggers,front & rear adj. sights, 11" barrel, blued with wood target style one piece grip. Proof marks on left side of barrel are crown over B and crown over G. Right side of receiver is stamped same. The barrel is octagon from the muzzle 1-1/2" back and then "fluted" for the next 5-1/2". The balance of the barrel has a milled flat on top in front of the rear sight.The receiver has a fired indicator pin on top and a stippled and engraved top tang. There is some engraving on both sides of the receiver as well as the trigger guard. The left side receiver has D.R.G.M. stamped inside an engraved wreath. This thing even came with a leather front sight cover. I have owned a few different firearms in the last 40 years but this is the first one of these I have seen. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You in advance. AJ

 

[deadin]

Sounds like a "schutzen" pistol or an early version of a Free Pistol.
Any chance of a picture?

 

[Roadkill]

DRGM: Deutsches Reich Gebrauchsmuster (German Reich Registered Design)

This is the patent registration. Look like this?

These are target pistols, turn of the century. No idea to value.

rk

 

[Onmilo]

If the pistol is similar to the one shown I believe they are called Wufflein pistolen and were used for shooting out to 50 meters.

Value is dependent on manufacturer, condition, engraving and coverage, if any, special finishes, and included accessories.

All the big name collector grade dealers will appraise the gun but they won't do it for free and most won't be cheap.

Without a picture it is hard for anybody on these boards to give you a reasonable value and these pistols can vary in price from about $200,00 for low end to two thousand dollars, or more, for a finer grade specimen.

 

[AJ100x100]

YES, that does look like the Pistol I have Roadkill. Thank you for taking the time to post the picture. Thank you also to the other readers for their reply.