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Browning 1922

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Mag safety.stl Browning 1922

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  • 1922 Barrel bushing.stl
  • 1922 Barrel.stl
  • 1922 Bushing fixator.stl
  • 1922 Frame.stl
  • 1922 Grip L.stl
  • 1922 Grip R.stl
  • 1922 Mag box.stl
  • 1922 Mag catch.stl
  • 1922 Rear sight.stl
  • 1922 Slide.stl
  • Extractor pin.stl
  • Extractor.stl
  • Firing pin spring rod.stl
  • Firing pin.stl
  • Grip insert.stl
  • Grip screw insert .stl
  • Grip screw.stl
  • Mag box pin.stl
  • Mag down plate.stl
  • Mag follower.stl
  • Mag safety pin.stl
  • Mag safety.stl
  • Pin.stl
  • Safety button.stl
  • Safety.stl
  • Sear spring.stl
  • Sear stop pin.stl
  • Sear.stl
  • Trigger pull.stl
  • Trigger.stl

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Publication date 2024-03-31 at 12:48
Design number 1891238
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Full assembled model of Belgian pistol FN 1922- modified FN 1910 for Yugoslavia and its 7,65x17 mm bullet(also known like 32.ACP)

Including only STL files. Present all parts except coil springs. Precise at 99%, but maybe will be needed some tooling

After the end of the First World War, the Austro-Hungarian Empire collapsed and in its place arose the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, which later became Yugoslavia. The young state was in ruins, the arsenals were empty, the army had practically no weapons and military equipment. The military leadership of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes was looking for a new cheap pistol to equip its armed forces. The Serbs, who make up the majority of the new state, have been regular customers of Fabrique Nationale since the 80s of the 19th century. For this reason, the kingdom turned to the Belgian company to order weapons. Initially, the FN Browning Modell 1910 9mm pistol was considered as an option for adoption, but was ultimately rejected. The reason for abandoning this model was the small magazine capacity of this pistol, the short barrel and, consequently, the low sighting range. Fabrique Nationale management and engineers, after analyzing customer requirements, determined that, at low cost, a new pistol could be created quite easily by slightly modifying the Browning Model 1910.

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