Designed by the Prussian Small Arms Commission and produced by a variety of manufacturers. Originally chambered for 11mm the barrel and cylinder has been sleeved for .22 caliber. Each chamber has a portion of rifling leading to the barrel. Blade front sight and notch rear sight, matching serial numbers on all visible parts including the screw heads. The bottom of the barrel is marked with a script "B" and the left upper flat is marked "10,55". The left side of the frame below the cylinder is marked "> C.S.*C.G.H. / SUHL" in an oval. This revolver has a safety lever mounted on the left side of the frame. The grips are checkered walnut with a lanyard loop on the butt.

Fine as modified. The revolver retains half of the original finish with smooth gray patina on the balance. The hammer retains some vivid case colors in protected areas. The grips are very good with some dings and handling marks. Mechanically very good.