nazi fn 1922 early What year

atrisha

December 12, 2009 21:15

I have a fn 1922 nazi with waA103 code. Does anyone know the year it was made and also this gun has mr on the trigger gaurd. Any ideas on value would be helpful Thanks Thanks for the input on the fn 1922. I do know that 90% of these guns had wood grips and a waA140 proof mark. Which makes these gun abit more sought after with the black grips and waA103 marks. What I real can not figure out is the MR on the grip. It has been on several fn guns that has past thru http://i986.photobucket.com/albums/ae347/mike45700_0/fn/265.jpg
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  rufe-snow

  December 12, 2009 22:07

  Hundreds of thousands were made for the Germans after they invaded and occupied Belgium in 1940. It's one of the more common Waa marked .32 pistols that were brought back as souvenirs by our G.I.'s after the war. The Czech CZ 27 is the only one more commonly found.
  
  I would hold on to it until things turn around money wise, IMHO. Selling anything now is a epic fail, it's strictly a buyers market. Specially in the case of a 1922 Browning, which is commonly found and not a big buck collectors item.

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