Best to ask a gunsmith for help if you don't have a owner's manual.
There is no such weapon.
Revolver or semi-auto?
There can be more or less than 12 depending on the specific revolver and just how far down you disassemble it.
Have to know if it's a revolver or semi-automatic in order to answer.
Best left to a gunsmith
Best left to a gunsmith
To disassemble a .44 Magnum revolver, first ensure the firearm is unloaded by checking the cylinder for cartridges. Next, remove the cylinder by locating the release latch, usually found on the side, and pulling it out while turning the cylinder. After removing the cylinder, you can further disassemble the revolver by unscrewing any screws on the frame or grip panels, depending on the model. Always refer to the specific manufacturer's manual for detailed instructions and safety precautions.
Best left to a gunsmith
"The S&W Revolver: A Shop Manual" Book by Jerry Kuhnhausen
Best left to a gun smith. No need to take apart for normal maintenance.
To disassemble a 1908 Iver Johnson .38 caliber revolver, first ensure the firearm is unloaded. Open the cylinder latch and swing out the cylinder to remove it. Next, remove the side plate screws and gently lift off the side plate, being cautious of any internal springs. Finally, depending on the model, you may need to remove additional components like the hammer or trigger to fully disassemble the revolver. Always refer to a detailed manual or seek professional guidance for specific disassembly steps.
To disassemble a .38 revolver, first ensure the firearm is unloaded by checking the cylinder for any cartridges. Next, typically release the cylinder by pulling the ejector rod or pressing the release latch, then rotate the cylinder out. Depending on the model, you may need to remove screws or pins to separate the frame from the barrel and cylinder assembly. Always consult the manufacturer's manual for specific disassembly instructions, as designs can vary significantly.