BSA's Experimental .34 Caliber Pistols

Published on September 18, 2015
Duration: 8:44

This video explores BSA's experimental .34 caliber pistols, developed after World War One to utilize a new belted cartridge. Designed to be similar to the FN 1910, these pistols were part of BSA's strategy to leverage their increased production capacity. The innovative belted ammunition, however, proved unnecessary for blowback handguns, leading to the project's failure. The pistols never moved beyond the prototype stage, with only three known to exist.

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