Hege AP 66

The Hege AP 66 is a semi-automatic pistol in caliber 7.65 mm Browning (.32 ACP), which was imported to Germany in the 1960s and 1970s. It is structurally based on the Hungarian FEG AP 66, a successor model of the well-known FEG pistol line, which was heavily inspired by the Walther PP/PPK series.

The name "Hege" comes from the German arms distributor Heinrich Geyger (HEGE), who imported the pistols from Hungary and sometimes marked them with his own branding.

Feature
Description




Model designation
Hege AP 66


Caliber
7.65 mm Browning (.32 ACP)


Operating principle
Semi-automatic pistol (blowback system)


Magazine capacity
7 or 8 rounds (depending on the model)


Barrel length
approx. 100 mm


Overall length
approx. 180 mm


Weight (unloaded)
approx. 730 g


Trigger
Double Action / Single Action


Safety
Manual safety / Decocking lever

Special features:
The Hege AP 66 features solid workmanship, typical of many FEG productions. The weapon has a simple blowback system (recoil-operated without locking), which is common for this caliber. The controls such as safety, magazine release, and hammer are designed similarly to the Walther PP/PPK. The pistol is intended for the civilian market and has been particularly appreciated by sports shooters and collectors.
 

This article has acquisition requirements. Sale only to holders of an acquisition permit.
Product safety information: This product was made available on the marketplace before 13.12.2024. For manufacturer and safety information, please contact the offering dealer.
WARNING: The presentation of the acquisition permit is required for the purchase of this product!!!