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I hope I got the pics uploaded correctly. I come across this shirt and cant seem to find out what it is. Hope you guys can help. Some things of note, this guy had antique chemical equipment as well. He and all his family was Korean. The only thing I didnt post a pic of was the buttons. All patches and marking are shown in the pics.
It is not the best looking rifle but one, it is mine and two, it has been around a bit.
I am missing the top guard and the mag interior for the 8rnd mag.
Any info which will help locate these parts appreciated..Oh and a cleaning rod!
Regards
Jim
EUR 22,00 (0 Gebote)Regards,
Steven
This example was made at FN in Belgium under the German occupation-this type was designated as ‘Pistole Modelle 626(b)’-it was the major product made by FN for the Germans with some 350,000 built, mostly for the Luftwaffe.
The FN Browning M1922 was developed as a new service pistol for Yugoslavia, based on the M1910 model with a longer barrel and a larger pistol grip with resultant greater magazine capacity. It soon became a popular type with many armed forces and police forces throughout Europe before, during and after WW2. It was inexpensive and simple to make, reliable and easy to handle but was really just a pocket pistol using a low powered round-either the 7.65mm/.32 ACP or 9mm short/.38 ACP rounds. Production ran from 1923 to 1983.
As this one is in very good nick, at some stage I’ll try to get a good German production holster for it which will probably end up costing 50% of the pistol price-’C'este la guerre’.
EUR 9,99 (0 Gebote)Wanna show you an interesting German WWI Armeedolch.
Daggers with such a kind version of the blade are rather seldom seen …
overall lenght: 259 mm
blade lenght: 153 mm
Is this a good cap ?
only have pictures from site…
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