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The Argent Dragon | 01-22-2009 11:26 AM
FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Anyone here familiar with the FN Browning 1922 Handguns ? They seem like a good buy if you're into historic .32-ACP semi-auto pistols. http://www.olarmyjoel.com/images/bro...2/MVC-030F.JPG http://www.olarmyjoel.com/Virtual%20...ing%201922.htm :s1:

SLV>GLD | 01-22-2009 11:34 AM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 How well do they handle +P+ hollow-points? That, alone, will decide if it is a collectible historical curiosity or a night stand compadre. Browning is a hallmark of quality.

The Argent Dragon | 01-22-2009 11:53 AM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Quote:
Originally Posted by SLV>GLD (Post 1524774) How well do they handle +P+ hollow-points?
From what I've read online, some have issues with 'feeding' but polishing the feed ramp solves this issue. I also think you can run .380 through it as well.

SLV>GLD | 01-22-2009 11:56 AM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Yes, there are 32acp (ahem, 7.65) and a 380acp models per your very excellent link.

Abouthadit | 01-22-2009 12:34 PM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 1 Attachment(s) I love the old FN Brownings especially the Baby. Would not depend on something that old for self defence but would spend the frns to get one for the collection.

The Argent Dragon | 01-22-2009 01:05 PM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Quote:
Originally Posted by Abouthadit (Post 1524929) I love the old FN Brownings especially the Baby. Would not depend on something that old for self defence but would spend the frns to get one for the collection.
Well, got a GLOCK for defense with a Beretta as backup.........but have an eye on some FN's with Nazi markings. :wink:

The Argent Dragon | 01-22-2009 03:04 PM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 http://world.guns.ru/handguns/browning_1922_cut.jpg http://world.guns.ru/handguns/hg95-e.htm .......

Abouthadit | 01-22-2009 04:59 PM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Nice.... John Moses knew his stuff. Good luck on finding some nice pieces.

The Argent Dragon | 01-22-2009 05:11 PM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Quote:
Originally Posted by Abouthadit (Post 1525577) Nice.... John Moses knew his stuff. Good luck on finding some nice pieces.
Yep, do you see the 'Grip Safety' ? .......and I think it's a carry-over from the 1910 model. Makes me wonder if the Colt 1911 would of ever been built without Browning's design ?!?

The Argent Dragon | 01-22-2009 09:08 PM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Quote:
Originally Posted by Abouthadit (Post 1525577) ......Good luck on finding some nice pieces.
How's my luck ? http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q...s/PICT0496.jpg -=SCORE=-

The Argent Dragon | 01-22-2009 09:15 PM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Here's another pic........oh yeah lots of Waffen stamps on it too ! http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q...s/PICT0500.jpg

SLV>GLD | 01-22-2009 09:18 PM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Is yours .32 or .380? Also, what is mag capacity?

Abouthadit | 01-22-2009 09:23 PM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 You da man TAD, you da man.

The Argent Dragon | 01-22-2009 10:40 PM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Quote:
Originally Posted by SLV>GLD (Post 1526134) Is yours .32 or .380? Also, what is mag capacity?
.32 ACP and the mag capacity is 8-rounds Abouthadit ~ thanks and I like your Avatar !

SLV>GLD | 01-22-2009 10:50 PM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 AD, would you qualify the gun as concealable?

The Argent Dragon | 01-23-2009 09:09 AM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Quote:
Originally Posted by SLV>GLD (Post 1526312) AD, would you qualify the gun as concealable?
Definitely........it looks 'large' but the frame is smaller in person. I guess people were a bit smaller with smaller hands or something. Heck, a young teenage boy could easily handle this weapon. It's a tad lighter than my Glock 22 and yet it looks about 3/4ths the size.........next to it, my GLock is a Gorilla !!!! :rofl: ANyhow, it's very concealable yet I'd search out a 1910 model that has a shorter barrel and shorter grip if you want something 'small'. :ok:

Abouthadit | 01-23-2009 09:25 AM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Quote:
Originally Posted by The Argent Dragon (Post 1526286) .32 ACP and the mag capacity is 8-rounds Abouthadit ~ thanks and I like your Avatar !
Bulgarian Makarov with Marschall zebra wood grips. :ok:

SLV>GLD | 01-23-2009 09:38 AM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Thanks for the info, AD. This may make a good Valentine's present for my wife.

The Argent Dragon | 01-25-2009 02:35 PM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Here's my SHADOW-BOX setup.........hopefully I don't offend anyone but this is real WW-II History here folks ! http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q...s/PICT0503.jpg :yes:

MOD1 | 01-25-2009 03:06 PM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Argent Dragon, Very nice pistol. Way cool! Take care, Mod1

gypsybiker45 | 01-25-2009 05:56 PM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 The Soviet Tokarev TT was based on the Browning, its kind of like a Model 1922 2.0,Mine is Russian(originally 7.62x25) which i rebarreled from a Chinese N-11 clone to 9mm. It is very reliable and comfortable.

SLV>GLD | 01-26-2009 06:46 AM
Re: FN Browning 1910 / 1922 Quote:
Originally Posted by gypsybiker45 (Post 1531067) The Soviet Tokarev TT was based on the Browning, its kind of like a Model 1922 2.0,Mine is Russian(originally 7.62x25) which i rebarreled from a Chinese N-11 clone to 9mm. It is very reliable and comfortable.
My wife was interested in one of those off of classicarms.us but after some initial reviews we read that recoil is significant and she declined. Would agree that recoil is comparable or greater than say 45acp? The barrel looks long enough to control muzzle flip.

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