3-6-06 Mystery Mauser

[WmRoy]

Here ya go........ take a crack at this one.......:D :dontknow: :rolleyes:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v36/WmRoy/forumMAUSERS/apistol.jpg

LoLo, fr8dude, and iquitos are sitting this one out......... everyone else is free to give it a shot.............:duel:

[DOGolden]

I can't quite make out the markings on the slide or on the handgrip.

What do they say? :xxrotflmao:

[sc-closer]

Beretta 1915 in 7.65 cal.

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[WmRoy]

Beretta 1915 in 7.65 cal.

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That's not the model number that I have.... :confused: ..... could it be alittle older or alittle newer than a 1915???:D :dontknow:

[sc-closer]

Well, it looks like in the pic that it says 1949 on it...:D

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[WmRoy]

Well, it looks like in the pic that it says 1949 on it...:D

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Okay ya got me there....... but here is a pic of a model 1915 and a different pic of this model.........

http://www.deactivated-guns.co.uk/images/Bereta%201915/IMG_3009.jpg
model 1915

http://www.littlegun.be/arme%20italienne/beretta/beretta%201919%20mod%201920%20cal%206%2035-01.jpg
Another example of today's mystery mauser......:D

[sc-closer]

How about model 1920?

[sc-closer]

i think that one would be 6.35 cal.

[sc-closer]

After comparing some pics I found, I think that the 1st pic you posted is a model 1926, and the second is of a 1920 (from the difference in the grips). Both are beretta pocket pistols in 6.35 cal (.25).

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[WmRoy]

Here's a close-up of the top pistol :D :devil-smiley-1: :D :devil-smiley-1: :D

http://www.deactivated-guns.co.uk/images/Bereta%201915/IMG_3012.jpg

[WmRoy]

Oh........ and the second one........ today's candidate isn't a 1920 either..:p :D :xxrotflmao:

[sc-closer]

What about 1926?

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[WmRoy]

You're too high........ come on back down to earth a bit......:xxrotflmao:

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[WmRoy]

http://www.littlegun.be/ma_collection/beretta%201919-03.jpg

Here's another picture of this model. This is a later variation of the same model..... maybe this will help in the ID.......:confused: :confused: :rolleyes: :BangHead:

[HerrMesser]

I don't know about these so i'm guessing 1910.

Rad

[WmRoy]

I don't know about these so i'm guessing 1910.

Rad

Well........ I said come back down to earth....... not dig a hole and pull the dirt back in on yer self.........

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[Blind Hog]

Hmmm, looks like a Model 1919

Blind Hog

[WmRoy]

BINGO...... give that man a HOG!!! errr..... I mean a cigar....:D

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[WmRoy]

sc closer,

Is what hog just done to you called 'blind' siding..............:xxrotflmao:

Man I crack me sometimes.......
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[Blind Hog]

Gotta watch them Hogs, they'll sneak up on you.

I like the 1915 pictured, has British proof and Finnish SA acceptance.

Blind Hog

[rugerwheels]

I'm new to this Forum and didn't spot Hog's correct answer (Model 1919) before posting the following.

The top pistol is a Beretta Model 1915 in 7.65mm (.32 Auto). The Model 1915 was Beretta’s first semiautomatic pistol, and was made first in 9mm Glisenti (about the same size as 9mm Parabellum but about 30% lower pressure) with the 7.65mm version added to the line shortly thereafter. There were approximately 15,670 made in 9mm Glisenti and approximately 55,700 in 7.65mm.
The bottom pistol is a Beretta Model 1919 in 6.35mm (.25 Auto). It is sometimes referred to as a Model 1920 (year introduced) or a Model 1926 (the year in which mechanical variations were made to the trigger mechanism). This was the first Beretta with a true hammerless design and a grip safety. The number on the slide should be 1919 (not 1949) and refers to the year of patent, which for most Beretta enthusiasts becomes the Model number.

[WmRoy]

Welcome Aboard Rugerwheels!! I'm guessing you like Ruger Wheel guns?? :D