[Johnathan jenkins]

 

[Edward Tinker]

I like the dutch 1922's (which isn't a 1922 designation for the dutch )

 

[Deutschland]

You have a pre-WWII Dutch contract FN 1922 in .380acp. It does appear to be missing the slide extension retaining pin and spring, but otherwise a very nice gun!

 

[Johnathan jenkins]

Ty for the info on the old gun do you guys know where I can find that pin I have bin looking

 

[martin08]

The mag should have the entwined FN logo in an oval above the 9 m/m designation on the lower left tube. They were not numbered to the gun, to my knowledge.

 

[Johnathan jenkins]

Ok ty it was a little miss leading then

 

[Johnathan jenkins]

What do you guys think it is worth I hope I did not over pay

 

[StansfieldMcElroy]

The mag should have the entwined FN logo in an oval above the 9 m/m designation on the lower left tube. They were not numbered to the gun, to my knowledge.

I believe the Dutch did number the mags to the gun, at least in the early contracts as I have an example with matching mag, and a few randomly numbered Dutch spares

 

[martin08]

I believe the Dutch did number the mags to the gun, at least in the early contracts as I have an example with matching mag, and a few randomly numbered Dutch spares

My bad. Yes, the mag should be numbered.

 

[Rescue190]

Does the nose cap match the numbers on the gun? Appears to have a different finish. I would not be a buyer over $300.00 but that is only one opinion.
John

 

[Ale-Small]

I've seen them go up to $500 in similar condition. As for parts, I've bought from Numrich before, but it seems that they are currently out of stock.

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