Original U.S. Post WWII LECCO Model 512 12 Gauge 5-Shot Tear Gas Revolver by Lake Erie Chemical Company With Correct Leather Holster Flintlocks There are inspection marks on

There are inspection marks on the lock plate

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Original U.S. Post WWII LECCO Model 512 12 Gauge 5-Shot Tear Gas Revolver by Lake Erie Chemical Company With Correct Leather Holster Flintlocks There are inspection marks onOriginal Item: Only One Available. Following WWII, Lake Erie Chemical Company (LECCO) acquired patent rights from Manville, and manufactured their own version of the 12 gauge, 5 shot tear gas revolver, and called it the Model 512. The LECCO model was marked accordingly, and added a hand stop at the top of the revolver grip to aid in control during repeated firing. The hand stop enables easy identification of a LECCO model at a glance. This is a