I have a very nice FN 1922 that I have identified as a Model 25 No 2 in the.380 caliber. Drivers For Hercules Dj Console Rmx 2. I may be wrong but everything seems to fit (model). It has a serial number just under 39,000. The numbers match on the slide extension, slide outer and inner, barrel, frame and magazine. The blueing is excellent except on the slide extension where there is some holster wear.

It has no rust or pitting. I'd rate it at 85%. It has the crown with the W for Queen Wilhelmina. All the proof marks are clean and crisp. I seriously doubt it has been refinished. It is not a German made model.

The gun seems to be fired very little. It has a smooth action and works fine.

Browning Model 1. Beat your plowshares into swords, and your. Very high quality. Proof Marks from top to bottom: Smokeless Powder, *P is inspector initial, Belgium. The FN Browning M1922 was a very popular pistol in many Armies. Serial numbers: 20000. 100000 with suffix 'a', 'b', or 'c' The FN M1922 is split in 3.

The barrel looks almost new with no pitting, or frost. This gun is in really nice shape. The magazine has the usual scuff marks from insertion and removal but no corrosion. It functions fine and it has the matching serial number. I will post pictures tomorrow. Any idea of it's worth? I know that the.380 is less common and more desirable and not being German makes it worth more as well.

Who do you think would pay fair market price for this gun? I know it's a desired collector's piece but if I can't get a good value for it I'll just keep it another 20 years in the same condition. I doubt the value will go down. Thanks for any help!

Your FN Model 1922 is a prewar contract gun made for the Dutch government. Below is a Blue Book valuation chart for this model pistol. It's value depends on its condition, to which about $100 is added because of the Dutch crest.

MODEL 1922 OR 10/22 FN - 7.65mm (.32 ACP) or.380 ACP cal., 4 1/2 in. Barrel, Model 10/22 and 1922 are the same. The Model 1910 was modified by FN technicians for sale to the Yugoslav military in 1922, includes a longer barrel, larger frame and magazine. Made primarily for police and military contracts, it was also sold in France, Holland, Greece, Germany, Turkey, and many other nations. Several hundred thousand were mfg. During the Nazi occupation of FN during 1940-44.

Most common variations are wartime 'WaA140' marked pistols. 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60% $425 $375 $350 $300 $275 $225 $200 Add 150% if.380 ACP and WaA613 marked on triggerguard. Triton Extreme Patch List. Add 100% if.32 ACP and WaA613 marked.

Add 30% if WaA103 marked. Add 25% for post liberation 'A' prefix ser. Add at least $100 for special prewar contract markings. Subtract 10% for common WaA140 wartime marked pistols. • The Firearms Forum is on online community for all gun enthusiasts. Join us to discuss firearms of all kinds, gun accessories, legal issues and more.

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