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  • Floyd58523
    That appears to be a Model 1910 "New Model"
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  • CS8161
    I looked at other 1910's, mine is way different.
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  • mark christian
    Model 1910/22.
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  • CS8161
    quote:Originally posted by mark christian
    Model 1910/22.


    Thank you sir!
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  • rufe-snow
    It looks like a clean, very good+ condition, commercial version of the 1922. The left grip is the deal killer at that price though. There is at least one outfit who makes repro grips for the older European autos. I just bough a set for the Sauer 38H off them. You might also try GPC, or one of the other parts houses also.

    If it doesn't move at that price, you might consider getting repro grips to make it more saleable.
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  • CS8161
    Thanks Rufe!
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  • p3skyking
    I don't believe you will get a bid at the price you have listed. Not even the average Nazi marked ones easily fetch $400., being more like to sell at $325 or so.
    Spending $40 for new grips won't realize that much of an increase so I would recommend selling as it and droping your opening bid to $225.
    Feel free to check the other 1922's on auction for actual bids, not listing price.
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  • CS8161
    quote:Originally posted by p3skyking
    I don't believe you will get a bid at the price you have listed. Not even the average Nazi marked ones easily fetch $400., being more like to sell at $325 or so.
    Spending $40 for new grips won't realize that much of an increase so I would recommend selling as it and droping your opening bid to $225.
    Feel free to check the other 1922's on auction for actual bids, not listing price.


    Thanks, I was not sure where to start it, I will take your advice and drop it down.
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  • bryanp9494
    It's a FN Model 1922. The longer grip (and bigger magazine) is the giveaway.
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