Tribuzio Ring-Trigger Squeeze Pistol

Published on August 28, 2020
Duration: 8:14

This review delves into the unique Tribuzio Ring-Trigger Squeeze Pistol, a rare Italian self-defense firearm from around 1890. It highlights the pistol's manual ring-trigger operation, internal magazine holding 5-6 rounds of 7.65mm Tribuzio ammunition, and its simple, nickel-plated brass internal construction. The limited production, suggested by low serial numbers, makes it a significant piece of firearm history.

Quick Summary

The Tribuzio Ring-Trigger Squeeze Pistol is a rare Italian self-defense firearm from circa 1890, designed by Catello Tribuzio. It operates manually via a ring trigger, is chambered in 7.65mm Tribuzio, and holds 5-6 rounds in an internal magazine.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Tribuzio Pistol
  2. 00:28Mechanical Function and Caliber
  3. 01:50Magazine and Capacity
  4. 02:57Markings and Serial Numbers
  5. 03:22Cycling and Firing Mechanism
  6. 04:56Internal Components and Construction

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Tribuzio Ring-Trigger Squeeze Pistol?

The Tribuzio Ring-Trigger Squeeze Pistol is a rare, manually operated self-defense firearm designed by Catello Tribuzio in Torino, Italy, around 1890. It features a unique ring trigger and is chambered for the 7.65mm Tribuzio cartridge.

What caliber does the Tribuzio pistol use?

The Tribuzio pistol is chambered for the 7.65mm Tribuzio cartridge. This is often misidentified as 8mm, but it uses a very short case, likely designed for black powder ammunition.

How many rounds does the Tribuzio pistol hold?

The internal magazine of the Tribuzio Ring-Trigger Squeeze Pistol typically holds five or six rounds. It features a sloped follower designed to accommodate rimmed cartridges in a straight stack.

What is unique about the Tribuzio pistol's mechanism?

Its unique mechanism involves pulling the ring trigger to move the bolt forward and chamber a round. It's striker-fired, with the ejector bar doubling as the firing sear, and uses internal cartridge stops.

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