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Magazine 7-RD .32ACP/7.65mm Beholla Pocket

69.95 €

97273 Kürnach, Germany
6
ID: 9847399
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Original language
German
Category
Condition
New
Location
🇩🇪 97273 Kürnach, Germany
Availability
In stock

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Source
FERKINGHOFF International
Last updated
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Description

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Caliber .32ACP, .32Auto and/or 7.65mmBrowning, ha.Pistol Beholla Pocket, magazine 7/seven cartridges metal black, new production code 227M Triple K USA.
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Note - Generally also fits manufacturers Stenda, Menz and/or Leonhardt.
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Note from Triple K USA:
Manufactured during and after World War I by Becker & Holländer in Suhl Germany.
The original models from 1915 were equipped with hard rubber grip panels with monogram, later models had ribbed wooden grip panels.
Many specimens bear the stamp of the German War Ministry.
Simple blowback mechanism, where the firing pin also functions as an extractor.
The last specimens were probably manufactured at the Stenda works; production ended in 1920.
Similar to Stenda, Menta (Menz) and Leonhardt. (Show description in original language)
Kaliber .32ACP, .32Auto und/oder 7,65mmBrowning, ha.Pistole Beholla Pocket, Magazin 7/sieben Patronen Metall schwarz, Neufertigung Code 227M Triple K USA.
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Hinweis - Passen in der Regel auch für die Hersteller Stenda, Menz und/oder Leonhardt.
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Hinweis von Triple K USA:
Hergestellt während und nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg von Becker & Holländer in Suhl Deutschland.
Die ursprünglichen Modelle von 1915 waren mit Hartgummigriffschalen samt Monogramm ausgestattet, spätere Modelle hatten geriffelte Holzgriffschalen.
Viele Exemplare tragen den Stempel des deutschen Kriegsministeriums.
Einfacher Rückstoßlader-Mechanismus, bei dem der Schlagbolzen zugleich als Auswerfer fungiert.
Die letzten Exemplare wurden wahrscheinlich bei den Stenda-Werken gefertigt; die Produktion endete 1920.
Ähnlich wie Stenda, Menta (Menz) und Leonhardt.

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