From what I can tell, it either does not have a ring or it has been removed. Hard to tell what grips, but probably black plastic, which was standard on Inglis manufactured Hi Powers, one of which the screen used gun appears to be.

The top contours of the slide on the Hi-Power in the bar fight, at the front and rear sights, look an awful lot like an Inglis manufactured pistol to me. Anyone else notice this?

The straight line appearance of the top of the bolt and receiver and the round "dot" visible just where the "V" of the jumper neck is denote this as a WWII Paris-Dunn training rifle. They were wooden replicas of the 1903 Springfield used for drill and manual of arms training. Not...