Frommer Stop Pistol
Date: 1916
Serial No: 129106
Calibre: 7.65 / .32

£450

1916 Serial No Range: 1916: 53000-133000

Military acceptance mark: 'Bp' (for Budapest), followed by the dual Austro-Hungarian crest and the last two figures of the year of manufacture.
The dual crest was used on these guns after Emperor Franz Jozeph's death on 21/11/16.

Manufactured in Budapest.
It was designed by Rudolf Frommer, and its original design was adopted in 1912 and used by the Hungarian armed forces during both the first and second world war

Action Marked: FEGYVERGYÁR - BUDAPEST - FROMMER - PAT. STOP CAL.9m/m (.380)

This Frommer design appeared in 1912 and was adopted by the Austro-Hungarian Army. It's designation was 'Frommer Stop', it had no model number. The international word 'Stop' meant 'to stop' the target. During WW1 the Frommer Stop pistols were also sold to Germany, Bulgaria and Turkey.

Correct 7.65mm Frommer Magazine.

Regimentally Marked

Tested wth standard factory .32/7.65mm ammunition feeds & functions correctly

~ ~ ~ Because of Calibre this example is suitable under Section 7(3) ~ ~ ~

Authority Required: Section 5, 7(3) or Northern Ireland

Very Good Condition & Good Bore