A friend i work with has given me what lloks to be an older .22 rifle. I have no idea how old it is, who makes it or anything else about it. I am hopeing that someone here has some infor they can tell me.

It looks to be a .22 with an octaganal barrel. On the barrel on the left side is some markings. from muzzle to reciever it is:

22 A star over the letters AE, what looks like a pyramid with a stick coming out the top, then letters FL . 6m then a circle with a crown on top with looks like the letters E over LG, then after the barrel meets the reciever the star with the AE and pyramid symbol are again on the reciever and then again on the hammer.

Under the wooden stock which i removed, from muzzle to reciever on the barrel is numbers 541 then Belgium, letters MB, then 5.3 1903 and then letter C.

Rifle has no magazine and is a single shot/load and no safety selector.

 

 

 

Looks like a Flobert 22 single shot

 

http://tangoyankee.com/sold/09-12-28_03/09-12-28_03.html

 

http://www.gunbroker.com/All/BI.aspx?Keywords=Flobert

 

 

With a good cleaning that will be a nice looking gun, IMO.

Look at the web for ammo types you can use ,

They warn about firing only low powered 22 shorts and such......