HUSQVARNA MODEL 1907 INFANTRY pistol FIRST YEAR 1917 World War 1 from Citywide Supply L.L.C. near South Tucson, Tucson, AZ

Name: HUSQVARNA MODEL 1907 INFANTRY pistol FIRST YEAR 1917 World War 1
Brand: Husqvarna Vapenfabriks
Price: 1299.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$ 1,299

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HUSQVARNA MODEL 1907 INFANTRY pistol FIRST YEAR 1917 World War 1 30134128

HUSQVARNA MODEL 1907 INFANTRY pistol FIRST YEAR 1917 World War 1 30134129

HUSQVARNA MODEL 1907 INFANTRY pistol FIRST YEAR 1917 World War 1 30134130

HUSQVARNA MODEL 1907 INFANTRY pistol FIRST YEAR 1917 World War 1 30134131

HUSQVARNA MODEL 1907 INFANTRY pistol FIRST YEAR 1917 World War 1 30134132

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HUSQVARNA MODEL 1907 INFANTRY pistol FIRST YEAR 1917 World War 1 Thumbnail 30134129

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Product Description

SUPER EARLY SERIAL NUMBER 120

1917 first year production

Swedish HUSQVARNA model 1907 INFANTRY marked #15 with Holster and magazine. HVA Inspection stamped by TT (Tor Thorsson) and HK (Helge Koltoff) Slide marked "HUSQVARNA VAPENFABRIKS AKTIEBOLAG; BROWNINGS PATENT" Chambered in .380ACP Infintray Marked and number 15 of unit.

These pistols are rare and this number 120 is INCREDIBLY early pistol that has survived in circulation through two world wars and 109 year old. True and honest wear, looks completely original parts as it did over a century ago.

NO IMPORT MARKS FOUND.

When Germany occupied Belgium in 1914, deliveries of the m/1907 from FN ceased. Sweden decided to manufacture the pistol at Husqvarna Vapenfabrik, but the production tools were not ready until 1917, when Swedish production of the m/1907 began. Two parallel numbering systems existed: one civilian (usually marked with an H) and one military. A shortage of military pistols led to civilian-produced pistols being converted for military use, receiving military acceptance markings, which created considerable confusion in serial numbers. The age of a pistol can only be determined by examining the text on the slide in combination with its serial number. There were civilian m/07s that became military and military pistols that became civilian. FN-produced pistols (M1903) without any acceptance stamps, as well as HVA pistols, indicate they were sold directly to civilians—by Berghaus in the case of FN, or by HVA as the civilian model No. 500. Production of the m/1907 at Husqvarna Vapenfabrik continued until 1941, when HVA began producing the m/1940. Subsequently, 584 m/1907 pistols were assembled from old spare parts until 1942. Even at the turn of the millennium, when these pistols were sent for destruction, enough spare parts remained to build more than 200 pistols, but all were destroyed.

C&R license will be accepted for states that allow direct delivery to your home. USPS will not allow handguns to be direct shipped to C&R holders, thus you would need to select 3 day shipping at check out.

Sales tax only collected when purchased in the state of Arizona. CREDIT CARD accepted 2.99% for non cash processing. Stock and pricing subject to change without notice. WE ARE A BRICK AND MORTAR STORE, 7 DAY A WEEK PHONE INFORMATION HOTLINE 52O 790 5017.