FN model 1910
Article about: Hi. Here I show two FN 1910-guns. They were produced in two different calibers, 7,65mm Auto(32ACP) and 9mm Short(380ACP). You cant tell any difference between the calibers until you look int
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Nice, I like the 1910s/M1922s also. Do you know how to date them by the number of slide serrations on the different models? I think they ran the same serial numbers on the M1910s before and after WWII and one way to tell is the slide serrations and the type of grips if they have not been changed.
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I had no idea you could date the FN 1910 by counting slide serrations.
Sounds a bit confusing to use the same serialnumbers more than once.
Thank you for the information, I still learn new things every day.
Laplander
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nice pics.
Just a few questions.
The gun in the barrel pic on the right, I assume that is the 7.65mm (auto acp 32) barrel version?
Also any idea what year a serial # 135617 would be from?
Thx
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Hi spikedbat.
The gun on the right is the 7.65mm(32acp), that is correct.
I recommend you to contact Browning.com.
For a fee they will give you date of manufacture and more.
I have never tried this customer service, but I might one day.
Best regards
Laplander
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Hello MrVip.
Is it really the same gun before and after?
It looks very good and very expensive.
Was it done by FN in Belgium?
Please start a new thread and show us more guns if you have them.
Best regards
Anders
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Hello Anders
thank you for your replay
yes this is same gun , first 2 photo is original and others are restored photos
Was the gun first hard chromed, then etched and gold plated , all done at Turkey ,its take about 10 days work .
and all works done with handmade grip. many of my firends says its look like Rolex watch :-)
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this gun used by Gavrilo Princip to kill the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife
Serial number-19047 It is now in display at the Museum of Military History, Vienna, Austria
photo from Museum of Military History, Vienna
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