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| Date: | 24.09.2026 |
| Event: | Webseite http://www.egun.de, eGun GmbH Deutschland |
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| Article no.: | 20490418 |
| Title: | Pistole FN Mod 1900 Kal 7,65mmBr |
| URL: | https://www.egun.de/item/20490418/pistole-fn-mod-1900-kal-7-65mmbr |
| Price: | EUR | 100.00 | ||
| Availability: | OutOfStock | |||
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DescriptionAutomatically translated. Show original A self-loading pistol, Model FN 1900, Cal. 7.65 Br, Belgian proof, SN 411619, inscription: barrel on the left: FABRIQUE-NATIOLALE-HERSTAL-BELGIQUE. (BROWNING'S -PATENT) and the proof marks. Proof marks again on top of the sight holder. Below grip: BREVETT-S.G.D.G. On the back of the grip: SUR and FEU. Right bolt: serial number and again this on the sight holder. On the grip: the serial number. The grip shells show an image of the pistol and the FN emblem on top on both sides. The weapon was kept in a collection for a long time. The barrel is clean, the bluing is partially attacked according to age, slightly stained with a slight rust mark on the left in the muzzle area. This FN 1900 pistol is the first self-loading pistol that John Moses Browning designed at FN - Farbrique national Herstal Belgium -. It was the first practical self-loading pistol, often copied. About one million pieces were produced until production was discontinued in 1911. It was used by various armies and authorities of many countries. The pistol introduced the 32 ACP or 7.65mm Br cartridge by FN. The locking spring is above the barrel and also serves as the striker spring in the hammerless striker lock, which is cocked by loading through. In the uncocked state, a display pin stands high in the sight channel. The single-row magazine holds 7 cartridges. For export abroad, I am happy to deliver to a specialized dealer of your choice. |
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