My father had a mom/pop grogery store for 15 years. This was moms gun except when dad was between guns then he would carry this one in his back pocket, that where the finish went. I resently got my concealed handgun permit and planning on cleaning this one up to carry. Been trying to research the production date and birth place and if there was anything special about it. I would never sale but would like to get a value. The writing on the slide is all in serif charactors and also i missed a couple of things in the pictures: #1-under the cartouche on frame 'BREVETE.S.G.D.G.'
The FN Browning M1900 is a single action, semi-automatic pistol designed ca. Eugen Schauman used an M1900 (serial number unknown) in his 1904. Autocad activation code 2017. Estim computer software. Pistol', many newspaper illustrations erroneously depicted him firing the Model 1900. The Model 1910 FN Browning was manufactured from 1912 through 1975. Production was halted during the two World Wars, though a few were assembled from parts during the German occupation in World War II. There was no interruption in serial numbers.
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OK, let's properly identify this pistol. It is a CZ-27, made in Czechoslovakia under German occupation during World War II. The 'fnh' you undoubtedly are seeing on the slide is NOT 'Fabrique Nationale Herstal' but rather the German code for the Czech factory where that pistol was made. It is not a FN Model 1922, nor a Browning. NCondition is absolutely everything on these pistols, and any special unit markings or rare variations can double or even triple the value to a collector. Please provide more information, and digital pictures if possible, to sales@countrygunsmith.net and we will do our best to help you out with an appraisal or possibly even purchase the pistol.
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How did you get from a Browning Model 22 to a CZ-27? The 'Pistole Modell 27 Kaliber 7.65' was obviously copied directly from the left side of the slide and is the correct marking for a CZ27. At some point someone has misidentified this pistol as a Model 1922 Browning, undoubtedly because of the 'fnh' markings that a wartime CZ27 would show. Neither the FN Model 1922 or the commercially marked Browning version have the markings 'Model 22' so that makes the correct identification easy.