ISO Information- Branded Omega Handgun made in Spain

[MBurner]

Hi all,

I’m looking for information about this handgun left to me by my late father. It is a small caliber (shoots .22 cal, 6 shot clip). Markings on the weapon include:
Made in Spain
“OMEGA”
An X shield with P.V. to the Bottom Right.
A marking of an animal of some kind on the left side, and on the barrel. There is a TU on the barrel as well.

Any information from those with more knowledge than I (doesn’t take much!) would be most appreciated.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...hci92Qtr-XzvBA

Please find the link!
Michael

[Joe in PNG]

Greetings and welcome,
You may want to post the photos instead of a link.
Just click the box above (it's the one in the middle set of icons, 6 from the right side with a tree in it).

[JCN]

@MBurner that’s a cool little gun. Looks like it has a grip safety too.

[Evil_Ed]

Looks like one of the many unlicensed copies of Browning/FN designs the Spanish were pumping out from the early 1900s onwards...they literally had an entire manufacturing sector dedicated to it. And, are you sure it's 22lr, and not 25ACP?

[Jim Watson]

Agree, the Zhuk book has pages and pages of them. The Omega brand shown there does not match this gun in detail, though. It has a grip safety like the FN, which few of the Spanish knockoffs bothered with.