FEG 37
Looking for some info...FEG 37
P. mod 37,kal 7.65
JHV43 (rear/side of slide)
WA173 (side of the trigger guard)
It's a friend's gun, father had it for years, wants to know a little about it. He's not much of a gun guy, and I'm not too knowledgeable about FEGs. Just from what I do know about guns, I'm guessing it was a 1943 mfg 32acp probably made for the Nazis. Any help/info would be appreciated.
P. mod 37,kal 7.65
JHV43 (rear/side of slide)
WA173 (side of the trigger guard)
It's a friend's gun, father had it for years, wants to know a little about it. He's not much of a gun guy, and I'm not too knowledgeable about FEGs. Just from what I do know about guns, I'm guessing it was a 1943 mfg 32acp probably made for the Nazis. Any help/info would be appreciated.
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These were usually made for the German Luftwaffe in Hungary by the FEG state factory. You have decoded the stamps correctly as far as the date of manufacture goes. 0 -
Click on this link.
http://www.sunblest.net/gun/FromP37.htm0 -
Awesome link...thanks. Any thought from anyone on value? Normally I'd check comps and take condition into account, but I can't find any for sale. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by familyguy
Awesome link...thanks. Any thought from anyone on value? Normally I'd check comps and take condition into account, but I can't find any for sale.
Value would depend on factory originality, and cosmetic condition. Best thing would be to post quality photos, for valuation advice.0 -
Here's the only pic I have...is it any help?
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One interesting thing about these--the magazine is worth almost as much as the gun!
One can find a mag without the finger grip but no repros (to my knowledge) are available. [:(]
They are usually called Femaru M37, BTW.0 -
quote:Originally posted by HAIRY
They are usually called Femaru M37, BTW.
And Harold scores! Thanks, Hairy - when I looked up femaru I got several hits on varying markings and quality to give me some comps. [:)]0
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