Videos tagged with FN Model 1922

This video presents a 'gun show' of collectible firearms from the channel Legacy Collectibles. The host showcases a variety of historical handguns, including a Colt Commando, Walther PP and PPK models, CZ 27 and 24 pistols, a FN Model 1922, a FEG PA-63, and a High Power. He provides details on their condition, markings, historical context, and collector value, often referencing specific research books and serial number ranges to authenticate them. The presentation emphasizes the rarity and desirability of these firearms for collectors.

This video showcases a diverse collection of Axis-era pistols acquired from a local estate. The presenter highlights several notable firearms, including variations of the FN Model 1922, an Arman Gavage, a WWII Italian Beretta, French Unique and MAB pistols, Mauser HSc models (one with German Navy markings), Browning High Powers with early proofs, a police-marked Walther P38, an FN Model 1941 (FMAP) for the Luftwaffe, a Walther PPK with a rare gray grip and finger extension, and a late-war Japanese Nambu Type 14. The presenter provides historical context, discusses production variations, proof marks, and rarity for each piece, emphasizing their significance as veteran bringbacks.

This video explores the FN Browning Model 1922 as an affordable collectible firearm, detailing its historical development from the Model 1900 and 1910. It highlights various international contracts (Greek, Serbian, Danish) and German occupation variations (Waffen proof marks 613, 103, 140), noting caliber preferences (9mm vs. 7.65mm) and grip differences. The presenter emphasizes the value for collectors seeking historical firearms without the high cost of rarer models.

This video showcases a variety of firearms acquired from a military collectibles show, focusing on their historical context and specific production details. The presenter highlights unique features, production variations, and military issuances for each firearm, including a late-war Nambu with matching firing pins, a German-issued Beretta 1935, a rare 9mm Walther PPK, an LT Waffa marked Femaru, a police-issued Mauser HSC, a German-occupied Belgian FN 1922, a Colt Banker's Special for the Railway Mail Service, a Walther Model 9, and several late-production Lugers. The presenter emphasizes the importance of provenance and specific markings for collectors.

This video from Legacy Collectibles offers an expert-level deep dive into various WWII-era firearms acquired from a local gun store. The presenter, identified as a subject matter expert, meticulously details specific models like the Walther PP, PPK, and P38, alongside other notable pieces such as the Sauer 38H, FN Model 1922, Tokarev TT-33, and Femaru P.37. The analysis focuses on production variations, rare contract markings (NSKK, PDM, RFV, SS), proof marks (WaA613), and the impact of wartime production on finishes and features. The presenter's extensive knowledge, evidenced by references to specialized books and identification of subtle manufacturing differences, provides significant value to collectors and historians.

This is the third part of a series showcasing World War II firearms that were salvaged from destruction in Canada. The video features a variety of notable firearms, including a Waffen Walther PP, a .22 caliber PPK, an RFV-marked PP, a Black Widow Luger, other Mauser Lugers, and a Dutch-contract FN Model 1922, among others. The description also includes links for information on the Louisville "Show of Shows", voting for "The Gundies", and the creator's Patreon and podcast, "Flak & Fubar".

This expert-level review from Forgotten Weapons examines two rare BSA experimental pistols from circa 1919-1920, one in .34 Belton and the other converted to .32 ACP. The pistols, mechanically based on the FN Model 1922, showcase BSA's post-WWI efforts to innovate with new belted cartridge technology, though the project ultimately failed due to ammunition rarity. The review details unique design features like the firing pin ejector and grip safety, highlighting the prototypes' developmental nature and historical significance.