FN Browning Model 1922 (.32 ACP) History & Shooting Demo

Taking a look at another German occupation .32 ACP, the Browning Model 1922 from FN Belgium!
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[@contentpatrol3421]

Thank you for the video, my Great Great Grandpa captured a German spy and brought this gun home it was past down through our family and I was wanting to learn more about it, you definitely know a lot of information. Thanks!

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Happy to help, thanks for watching!

[@stansfieldmcelroy]

At long last! Great example you got

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Thank ya kindly! Literally finished filming this video about 30 minutes before posting it lol

[@stansfieldmcelroy]

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry One small bit of information regarding 4:06, Belgium was liberated in Sept 44 and production kept going to rearm the French and Belgians whose firearm stocks had been depleted. I had a late '44 made French police contract, but traded it for a 1930's Danish Police 1922.

[@hp9857]

Cool video. The Wehrmacht-requirement of pistols was enormous. In average, 20 percent of the soldiers had pistols. More than most armies of that time.

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Thanks for watching! And yeah their requirements for arms definitely led to a lot of conquered peoples arms being utilized, especially considering the sizes of the armies mobilized

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Thanks for watching! And yeah their requirements for arms definitely led to a lot of conquered peoples arms being utilized, especially considering the sizes of the armies mobilized

[@ludditeneaderthal]

An inch is 25mm and a fraction. So a 114mm barrel will be right about 4 1/2 inches. Easy to remember 0.040 (forty thou) is a mm, 25 mm is an inch (close enough for conversation/description, but not rocket surgery, lol)

[@Butterybiscutbase]

I’ve actually got a Dutch police contract in .380. They shoot very well and are very slick pistols.

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Very nice. And thanks for watching! 👍🏻

[@theamer1776]

Great video. Keep them coming

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Thanks for watching! Got three more in the pipeline ready to go for the next month(ish) and filming more tomorrow 👍🏻

[@CRR8980]

Nice shootin TomTom!

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Thank you sir!

[@daisydixie1178]

My late 41 made pistol has the earlier black grips. Luftwaffe drop holster. Have capture papers

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Very nice!

[@nickyminter4271]

G’day mate

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

To you as well man!

[@madmartigan8305]

Glad you found one buddy 👌😊

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Thank ya!

[@darrinrentruc6614]

Nice pistols, Been looking for a 1910 in good shape for a good price for a few years now, I have seen many but I guess I'm being a cheapskate on this one.

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Definitely been there, took me forever to find a Luger ai was willing to pay for

[@roosterwells-px1mh]

What would the value of one of these be with nazi markings and original holster? I’m late to the video but would like some help knowing what I got

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

With the holster and magazine it should put you in the $800+ range at least, maybe closer to $1,000 but at least $800. The pistol can often be found for about $600 and the holster around $200

[@dorianclark6]

What would be the average value of the pistol? I have one of these passed down from my grandfather just curious

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

About $600 to $800, largely depending on their availability in your area