32 id needed ok now?

kms1961

October 22, 2013 14:38

Hello all have a 32 acp i need identified looks somewhat like a fn 1900 but slightly different.it has been refinished i'm sure and the stampings are light and vague.What i can make out is
FL flsstlazer
r g(maybe) m (maybe)
625299 889251
3 Proof marks they are a n with whats seems to be a crown of some sort over it. Serial number 56670
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Thanks in advance
Kevin
Does any one have schmatics or a link to some for this pistol? mostly the safety area
thanks kevin

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  Hawk Carse

  October 22, 2013 15:33

  You show a Langenhan FL Selbstlader "Army Model" or Model 1, 1915-1918 or so. The serial number is high in the total of about 64000 made and the grooved wood grips look cheaper than early checkered wood or common hard rubber. A late war example, maybe.
  
  The right side markings started out as F.L. Selbstlader D.R.G.M 625233-623251; patent numbers, pretty much.
  
  The safety looks beat up if not homemade.
  
  The big screw at the rear and the stirrup screws on the side are all that keep you from eating the separate breechblock. Keep them all the way in if you shoot it.

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  richarda

  October 22, 2013 15:34

  An "FL Selbslader", I think. WWI-era German military issue. Look for it in WHB Smith's Book of Pistols and Revolvers.

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  kms1961

  October 22, 2013 16:02

  hawk you are right on the safty it is a pc of alum rod stuck in and peened over. would numrich maybe have a safety to fit? are there any other models that may enterchange? thanks again
  kevin

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  rufe-snow

  October 24, 2013 15:23

  Here is a exploded view, off the net. Allot of the kraut guns were hand fitted. Because of this I wouldn't be buying a safety off the net without return privileges. Even if you can find one for a pistol that has been out of production for 95 years.
  
  
  

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