Czechoslovakian
Pistole 24(t) CZ Model 1924 .380ACP
Pistole 27(t) CZ Model 1927 .32ACP
Pistole 39(t) CZ vz.38 380ACP
? CZ Model 36 .25ACP
French
Unique Model 16 & 17 .32ACP
Unique Model ‘D” .32ACP
MAB Model ‘A’ .32ACP
MAB Model ‘D’ .32ACP
Hungarian
Pistole 37(u) Femaru M.1937 .32 and .380ACP
Polish
Pistole 35(p) [also as Pistole 645(p)] 9mm Parabellum
Spanish
ASTRA 200 .25ACP
ASTRA 300 .32 and .380ACP
ASTRA 400 9mm Largo
ASTRA 600 9mm Parabellum
ASTRA 900 7,63mm Mauser
Echeverria SA ‘Star’ Model B 9mm Parabellum
Not all of these pistols were used by the German military however they were recognized by German Ordinance Dept. This list will contain many of the pistols we all know were favorites!!!
Revolver 610(n) Norwegian Nagant M. 1893 7,5mm Nagant
Revolver 612(p) Polish Nagant M. 1895 7,62mm Nagant
Revolver 612(r) Russian Nagant M. 1895 7,62mm Nagant
Revolver 612(g) Greek Nagant M.1895 7,62mm Nagant
Revolver 613(g) Greek Nagant M. 1912 7,62mm Nagant
Pistole 615 (r) Soviet TT 30/33 7,62mm Tokarev
Pistole 620(b) FN Model 1900 .32ACP
Pistole 621(b) FN Model 1910 .32ACP
Pistole 622(b) Colt Pocket Model 1903 .32ACP
Pistole 623(f) Echeverria ‘Star’ Model 1914 .32ACP
Pistole 624(f) Gabilondo ‘Ruby’ M.1915 *) .32ACP
Pistole 625(f) MAS Model 35A 7,65mm French Longue
Pistole 626(b) FN Model 10/22 .32ACP
Pistole 626(d) FN Model 1922 .32ACP
Pistole 626(h) FN Model 10/22 .32ACP
Revolver 634(f) Orbea Hermanos, copy Smith & Wesson Military & Police **) 8mm Lebel
Revolver 635(f) not identified Smith & Wesson copy 8mm Lebel
Revolver 636(f) Garate Anitua, copy of Colt New Service Revolver ***) 8mm Lebel
Revolver 637(f) French Service revolver M.1892 8mm Lebel
Pistole 640(b) FN HP 1935 9mm Parabellum
Pistole 641(b) FN Model 10/22 .380ACP
Pistole 641(h) FN Model 10/22 .380ACP
Pistole 641(j) FN Model 10/22 .380ACP
Pistole 642(f) ASTRA Model 1921 9mm Largo
Revolver 643(h) Dutch Service Revolver M.1912 9,4mm Dutch Service
Pistole 644(d) Danish Bergmann-Bayard M.10/21 9mm Bergmann
Pistole 645(p) Polish VIZ wz35 9mm Parabellum
Revolver 646(e) British Enfield No.2 Mk 1 .38/200
Pistole 647(f) Echeverria ‘Star’ Model A 9mm Largo
Revolver 648(g) Colt Army Special M. 1908 .38 Special
Revolver 649(g) Smith & Wesson Military & Police .38 Special
Revolver 654(f) French Chamelot-Delvigne M.1873/74 11 mm French
Revolver 655(e) British Webley No.1 Mk VI .455 Webley revolver
Pistole 657(n) Norwegian Kongsberg-Colt M. 1912/14 11,25mm Norwegian
Pistole 660(a) Colt M. 1911 automatic .45ACP
Revolver 661(a) Colt M. 1917 .45ACP
Revolver 662(a) Smith & Wesson M. 1917 .45ACP
Pistole 670(i) Glisenti/Brixia M.1910 9mm Glisenti
Pistole 671(i) Beretta M. 1934 .380ACP
Revolver 680(i) Italian Bodeo M. 1889 10,35mm Bodeo
Last edited by David Mills; 5th January 2010 at 08:16 AM.
Reason: should be the complete list
How about the Czech Duo's? I know you said Wehrmacht and maybe these were for Party stooges. There is also the Norwegin .45's. I have even seen a .45 shoulder holster with a German maker and WAa. I have a Norweign .45 dated 1942 but it doesn't have the WAa or eagle acceptance. Hey, it is what it is. BAZ
Ok, you guys---you all are going to make me list all the weapons huh!!! ROFL I will work on it. Ok BB, I really need to see pic of your Norwegian 1914. I have been looking to buy one of those for years!!!! Recently on Gunbroker there was one 1945 dated but it didnt look in very good condition however they wanted Mint prices. D
David:
The wartime (1940-1945) Mauser HSc was produced and issued only in 7.65mm. Only when Mauser began postwar production in 1968 was the .380 (9mmK) added to their offering to the Commercial market. The final Mauser HSc production in 1977 was the special American Eagle limited edition of 5000 pistols, the great majority of which were in .380 caliber.
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