Langenhan Army Pistol

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Langenhan Army Pistol
Langenhan Army Pistol
general information
Civil name: FL self-loading Cal. 7.65
Military designation: Langenhan Army Pistol
Country of operation: German Empire
Developer / Manufacturer: Friedrich Langenhan's rifle and bicycle factory, Zella-Mehlis
Development year: before 1915
Manufacturer country: Germany
Production time: 1914 to 1917
Weapon Category: Self-loading pistol
Furnishing
Weight: (unloaded) 0.65 kg
Barrel length : 100 mm
Technical specifications
Possible magazine fillings : 8 cartridges
Ammunition supply : Bar magazine
Fire types: Single fire
Visor : open
Closure : Mass closure
Charging principle: Recoil loader
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The Langenhan Army Pistol ( FL self-loading cal. 7.65 ) was a self-loading pistol from the Zella-Mehlis company Langenhan.

description

The Langenhan army pistol is a recoil loader with a mass breech in the caliber 7.65 mm Browning . The return spring sits over the fixed barrel, the cases are ejected to the right. The cartridges are fed from a single-row, eight-shot magazine. The lock is held in place by a single screw which tends to loosen with wear. If the shooter does not notice this, the lock can come loose, hit and injure him.

commitment

A total of 50,000 (55,000) of these pistols were manufactured and delivered to the Imperial German Army from 1915. After the First World War , the guns were wielded by the police.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Friedrich Langenhan Semi-Auto Pistol. (No longer available online.) In: milpas.cc. Archived from the original on February 4, 2016 ; accessed on September 3, 2015 .
  2. ^ German Pistols LM. In: pmulcahy.com. Retrieved September 3, 2015 .

Web links

  • Service pistols BDMP. (Pdf, 108 kB) As of 01.15.2003 (374 pieces). BDMP, January 15, 2003, p. 7 , accessed September 3, 2015 .