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Identifying a gun Strelok 04/12/19 (Fri) 18:12:00 a3aab4 No.666281

Hello /k/omrades, i need help to identify a small pistol due to the recent passing of my grandfather.

I know that the revolver on top is a French "compact" 1872 8mm revolver, but i can't for the life of me identify the pocket semi on the bottom, it could have been a FN 1905-06 but the slide release isn't located where it should be, it's not a baby Browning either since the mag release is at the bottom of the magazine well.

Could any of you help a motherfucker out?

>Why don't you ask on QTDDTOT you spazz?

Right now it's full of AR-tards going full baboon, no thank you.

Strelok 04/12/19 (Fri) 18:21:31 e42a53 No.666285

>>666281

I can clearly read Paris on the side of the slide, and something thing that seems to be société. Maybe it's "society of gun manufacturers of Paris" in French. But that could be just the name of the dealer. That "SA" on the grip should be a better clue.

Strelok 04/12/19 (Fri) 18:30:18 b15683 No.666287

>it could have been a FN 1905-06 but the slide release isn't located where it should be

Could be a Belgian copy that got imported. There were a shitload of browning designs to flood out from there

Strelok 04/12/19 (Fri) 18:30:33 a3aab4 No.666288

>>666285

Yeah, i'm looking towards that, thanks for the tips, it's hard to read if it's "Paris" or "Liege", it's definitely in 6.35 tho (25 ACP)

Strelok 04/12/19 (Fri) 18:33:03 a3aab4 No.666289

>>666287

That would actualy make sense, i haven't seen one of those ever and i do own my fair share of pre WW1 weapons.

That rust ins't helping tho, i will have to clean the shit out of it, can't even cycle the slide or eject the mag.

Strelok 04/12/19 (Fri) 18:36:25 b15683 No.666291

>>666289

you can cross reference any legible marks with the known liege based makers if you have the time

http://www.littlegun.be/arme%20belge/a%20a%20artisans%20identifies%20gb.htm

Strelok 04/12/19 (Fri) 19:01:07 761c84 No.666305

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http://prehistoire-xixeme.forumactif.org/t1015-pistolet-societe-d-armes-paris

Strelok 04/13/19 (Sat) 11:11:30 c5c5b3 No.666469

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>>666305

Saved my life here, Strhuelok.

>>666291

Did that but there is at least 220 paterns; this is a SAP Mk7

Strelok 04/13/19 (Sat) 14:50:46 68fbe9 No.666483

Can't help you with identifying your guns, but they look like they need an oily rag. Motor oil will do.