This is a good copy of a WWII Nazi belt buckle pistol. This example is chambered for the 22 rimfire caliber and has four, 1 5/8th inch long barrels drilled in a single steel block. The barrels are spring loaded and are designed to snap forward (outward) when the belt buckle is opened and the barrels released. They are individually triggered. The back side of the complete belt buckle, is marked with a spurious Nazi Eagle/--68---/Eagle 359/with a spurious small RZM mark. The front of the buckle has an aluminum Nazi Army eagle affixed to the front. The belt buckle pistol design was invented by Louis Marquis while in a WWI POW camp during World War I. Marquis later refined his design and reportedly received an order to make examples for Himmler's SS.

Fine as custom made with the various markings on the back side as noted above. The belt buckle pistol mechanically functions; however, we do not guarantee its safety or firing ability.