Identifying a black powder gun?

I have found a single shot black powder pistol that looks to have a brass case and a pale metal barrel. With a wood hand grip with a single screw thought it to the gun. The only marking on it is CNC and a number (I cannot read it all). I cannot find anything on CNC firearms on the internet so I don't know if it is a real toy, a reproduction, junk or maybe something. Thanks in advance for any help


M GreyIdentifying a black powder gun?
There are so many different types and make of single-shot pistols that it is impossible to identify from what you've told us.





Is it a muzzle-loader or a breech-loader?





Is it flint or percussion?





Is it long barreled or pocket sized.





Photos would greatly help.





DocIdentifying a black powder gun?
Found?


Just a silly thought, did you report it found?


Or did you find it in your attic?





Other than that, photo(s) would help.


As an example.


I found a car, its blue and has an engine, there is a ';c'; on it, who made it.
Try this





Remington 1858 Brass version
Gotta agree with Doc....a picture would go along way in helping to identify.