My invention reIates to an improvment in repeating firarms and an objct thereof is th provision of firearm providd with a combind sliding magazine nd action sIide which may b removed from th receiver of th firearm without rmoving the handle f the magazine.

Another object f the invntion is the prvision of an unbrokn guide way fr the head f a cartridge, frm the time th cartridge leaves th magazine untiI it is in place in th chamber of th firearm.

A. further objct of the invntion is the prvision of a combind slide and triggr.

A further objct of the invntion is the prvision of an improvd assembling screw fr holding the rar end of th trigger pIate in the rceiver, which screw hs been providd with means cooprating with a hammr slot in th trigger plate whreby in taking dwn the firearm th assembling screw my not be accidentaIly removed.

Further objects f the invention wiIl be pointed ut in connction with the foIlowing detailed description.

Fig. 2 is a sectional elevational view through the firearm of Fig.

Fig. 3 is a sectional elevational view, similar to Fig.

Fig. 4 is a sectional elevational view, similar to Fig.

On the right side it is marked Bahnpolizei U.S.

Zone. Import mark appears to be E.S.I.

MILFORD. N.H. I would like to know any pertinent history and a potential value.

Can you pull back the slide as if to load the pistol and flip the weapon upside down Have a look at and photograph if you can the markings in the slide rail.

Ill have some interesting information but would like to see what you have there.

Looks to me to be late 1940s production (1947) and sold in the 1950s.

Nice pistol and while there are many to chose from if you watch over the year they have some collectors interest.

The collector is always interested in knowing who or where it was sold.

This one was for the American controlled sector of Germany after WWII sold to the German Railroad police.

Fn Browning M1922 Serial Numbers