It will probably cost you more to find one and have it installed than the piece is worth. They were made on the low side of quality to begin with.
You will need to see a gunsmith.
Impossible to answer without a detailed description of ALL markings, bbl length, type of action, caliber, box, papers, accessories, finish, overal condition.
With a hammer, ;)
Yes, you can find a pin for the RG10, which typically refers to a type of radio frequency connector. These pins can often be sourced from electronics suppliers, specialty stores, or online marketplaces. Be sure to check compatibility with your specific RG10 model to ensure the right fit.
1950s- 60s
50 or so
The RG10 revolver, a model produced by RG Industries, typically does not feature an ejector rod. Instead, it uses a design that allows for manual extraction of cartridges. If your RG10 lacks an ejector rod, it is likely consistent with its standard design, as many RG revolvers were known for their simplicity and cost-effectiveness in manufacturing.
in good condition how much value?
10-40 USD
20-80 USD or so
No published sn data. 20-60
20-60 USD or so