618870

Introduced in 1920, this (.25 ACP), seven-shot (6+1), striker-fired, blowback handgun had some characteristics reminiscent of FN Browning designs. Many were not, though, and the gun included a barrel that was secured by the recoil spring guide, which passed through a stud on the barrel’s underside. The gun employed “safety features” fashioned so that its magazine could not be removed unless the pistol was put on safe, nor could the gun be fired with the magazine removed. A convenient loaded-chamber indicator protruded from the rear of the slide. Buyer to pay postage and transfer.