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Gun Store Bunker
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about 4 hours ago
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L’azienda Langenhan è stata fondata nel 1842 da Valentin Friedrich Langenhan (1819-1886) con suo padre Johann Gottlieb Langenhan (1791-1883). All’inizio, l’azienda iniziò a produrre revolver e, nel 1873, sviluppò e produsse il Sachsenrevolver per l’uso da parte della cavalleria della Sassonia. Il figlio di Friedrich, Ernst Hermann Langenhan (1859-1929), rilevò l’azienda nel 1885. Ernst Hermann guidò l’azienda alla produzione di fucili ad aria compressa e divenne anche il primo produttore di biciclette in Germania nel 1896. Dopo la fine della Prima Guerra Mondiale, alle aziende tedesche fu richiesto di smettere di produrre armi militari, quindi la fabbrica di Langenhan progettò rapidamente pistole tascabili da 6,35 mm che potevano essere vendute senza restrizioni. Questa è la model II che prende spunto dal Model I in calibro 7,65 mm. Le uniche modifiche apportate sono state la fornitura di una tacca di mira come parte dell’otturatore e l’ideazione di un metodo migliore per collegare l’otturatore e il carrello. Una leva rotante sul lato destro del carrello consente una rapida disconnessione tra il carrello e l’otturatore; lo smontaggio può essere effettuato in pochi secondi. Il Modello II contiene otto cartucce. Brunitura originale, meccanica ottima, arma di non facile reperibilità.
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