[Guest]

hello
I m a newbie ...on this forum !!
can you help me to ID this small "pocket" seize gun ..
guess it s a browning 6.35 ?
c an t read clearly the marking .... ?? 72 1 ...

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[Guest]

anoher one

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[jacobtowne]

It certainly looks like the M1906 Browning cal. .25 vest pocket pistol. Are there no markings at all on the slide?
These things were turned out by the carload in the 1910s, 20s, and 30s in Eibar, Spain.
Have you disassembled it?
JT

 

[Guest]

no markings on the slide ... and inside there s only the number ..
haven t seen anything else ..
number inside 1772 ...

FRED

 

[Olefogey]

Willing to bet it is a Spanish copy of the 1906 Browning as Jacob says. However, the Spanish weren't shy about putting there Logo's and Eibar Spain on the slide!!

Dave

 

[Guest]

nothing elses .. only number ...
the holster has no marking ...
so it s not a browning ... but maybe a spanish copy !!

fred

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[Guest]

nothing elses .. only number ...
the holster has no marking ...
so it s not a browning ... but maybe a spanish copy !!

fred

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[pipeman45]

Looks like a copy.Almost everyone in the gun business made copys,and some were darn good ones. How does it shoot?

 

[Guest]

Hi

dont know ...
it s a 6.35 ... unfortunatly don t have any !!

tks

fred

 

[sauerfan]

Fred,

just take a look on these:

http://www.earmi.it/armi/atlas/atlas.htm

or go directly to

http://www.earmi.it/armi/atlas/226.htm

and the following sites. There are shown dozens of spanish Browning copies. I guess, your's is also a Spanish copy.

Martin

 

[Guest]

hi Martin

tks for your answer ...
I didn t know they made so many "spanish browning" !!
yes agree with you .. it s one ot them !!

tks again

fred

 

[Guest]

I have the same gun JM Browning 6.35 mm, Belgium made, original, coming form my grand grand father. Can you give me any info about the value of this gun? Is this a collectible item?

 

[Edward Tinker]

Suat, welcome to the forum. It might be better to start your own thread, in that way you can receive e-mails when people reply to you.

T help with value, you have to supply serial number, condition, pictures, etc, otherwise we can say, sure it is a colelctable, as it is old, and might be worth $25-$200 US...

Ed

 

[FNitis]

According to Illustrated Encyclopedia of Handguns by Zhuk - Spanish copy made under the Tatra tradename, no maker listed