highpower3006
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Another one in my collection that has managed to reach the century mark and is still in pretty good condition. This time it's a Kongsberg Arsenal made Norwegian M/1914. As the model designation suggests, they were adopted as the official Norwegian service pistol in 1914, but production was very slow as witnessed by the fact that eight years after adoption, they had only manufactured 2562 of them by the time this one was made in 1922, .
In addition to having the unusually configured slide release, which is unique to Kongsberg Colts, it is very easy to tell if any parts have been replaced on one as they serial numbered nearly every small part including the trigger, hammer, thumb safety, barrel, barrel bushing and magazine release. The lanyard loop magazine is also original to this pistol.
In addition to having the unusually configured slide release, which is unique to Kongsberg Colts, it is very easy to tell if any parts have been replaced on one as they serial numbered nearly every small part including the trigger, hammer, thumb safety, barrel, barrel bushing and magazine release. The lanyard loop magazine is also original to this pistol.