Introducing the Franz Stock Type 1, a distinct semi-automatic pocket pistol with a rich history and a timeless appeal. This piece, originating from Germany and manufactured between 1923-1925, is a choice collector's item, offering a glimpse into an era of innovative mechanical engineering and quality firearm production.
The pistol is in good overall condition, showing signs of previous use and handling that add to its character. Included in this sale is a grey/black gun sock and a 7-round magazine, enhancing your ownership experience.
The Franz Stock Type 1 features a .25 ACP (6.35mm) caliber, offering a smooth and controlled firing experience. Its blued finish, a result of an oxidation process, gives the gun a captivating look while providing resistance against rust. The striker-fired action, a mechanism that employs a spring-loaded firing pin, ensures a lighter, simpler, faster trigger system, adding to the gun's user-friendliness.
With a 7+1 capacity, this compact yet capable weapon was a popular choice for personal defense in the interwar period. Its checkered black synthetic grips and sight/optic, which includes a fixed front blade with a grooved rear sight, further enhance its functionality and appeal.
As a classic example of European firearm manufacturing of the early 20th century, the Franz Stock Type 1 is more than just a gun. It is a sophisticated piece of history and a testament to the era's design ingenuity. By owning it, you are not only acquiring a functional firearm but also a valuable artifact that blends historical relevance with superb functionality and niche appeal.