Magazine 7-RD .35Auto Pistol S&W 35
≈ $78
Price at the dealer: 69.95 €. Converted at the ECB rate as of October 26, 2026.
No permit required (18+)
97273 Kürnach, Germany
21
ID: 9832847
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Details
- Original language
- German
- Category
- Condition
- New
- Location
- 🇩🇪 97273 Kürnach, Germany
- Availability
- In stock
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- Source
- FERKINGHOFF International
- Last updated
- about 20 hours ago
Description
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The item is located abroad. Please note that delivery conditions, shipping times, and/or the purchase process may differ.
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Note from Triple K USA:
This pistol was introduced in 1913 to compete with Colt and Savage in the pocket pistol market.
Although it was well made and of high quality, it did not pose a serious threat to the competition as it used a special proprietary cartridge.
The US patent rights were acquired by the Belgian designer Charles P. Clement.
Production of the pistol was discontinued in 1921, and that of the ammunition in 1940.
The pistol can be fired with .32ACP ammunition, but the bullet diameter is too small to grip in the grooves of the barrel; this leads to poor accuracy and feeding issues. (Show description in original language)
Caliber .35Auto, Pistol S&W Model 35, Magazine 7/seven Rounds Metal Black, New Production Code 63M, Triple K USA.-Notice from Triple K USA:This Pistol was introduced in 1913 to give Colt and Savage some competition in the pocket pistol field.Although a well made and beautifully finished pistol, it was not a serious threat because of the proprietary cartridge it used.The U.S. patent rights were purchased from the Belgian designer, Charles P. Clement.The pistol was discontinued in 1921 and the ammunition was discontinued in 1940.The pistol can be fired with .32 ACP ammo, though the bullet diameter is too small for seating in the barrel grooves, making it inaccurate and causing jams.
