FEG AP7.65 .32 ACP DA/SA Blowback Pistol, 3.9 in Fixed Barrel, 8+1, Polished Blued, 1996 Hungarian, Pacific Arms Import
This Hungarian-made FEG AP7.65 is a commercial .32 ACP pistol built in 1996 and imported by Pacific Arms in 2001. It follows the Walther PP-pattern with a fixed-barrel, straight-blowback system, and comes finished in polished blued steel with checkered black synthetic grips. Notable details include fixed sights, a slide-mounted safety/decocker with a red fire dot, and clear factory/import markings that document its provenance.
The AP7.65 pairs a 3.9 in fixed barrel with DA/SA operation and an 8+1 capacity. It features a ring-style hammer spur, left-side push-button magazine release, vertical rear slide serrations, and a serrated top rib. Slide markings include "Cal. 7.65mm Browning" and "MADE IN HUNGARY FÉG-BUDAPEST."
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: This firearm is in solid shape. There are many instances of scratches and blemishes present. The left-side slide engraving has importer stamping overlaid. The bore shows a bright, reflective appearance.
What’s Included
- FEG AP7.65 .32 ACP pistol
- 1x 8-round steel single-stack magazine with witness holes and flat floorplate
The AP7.65 uses a fixed-barrel, straight-blowback system in .32 ACP (7.65mm Browning), delivering DA/SA operation with a slide-mounted safety/decocker that includes a red fire dot indicator. The design mirrors the Walther PP-pattern, with an 8+1 capacity and a 3.9 in barrel.
Construction is all-steel with a polished blued finish on both frame and slide. Ergonomics and handling details include a ring-spur hammer, a left-side push-button magazine release, vertical rear slide serrations for purchase, and a serrated top rib to reduce glare. The pistol wears plain checkered black synthetic grips.
Sights are fixed: a front blade and a rear notch. Dimensions are practical and streamlined, with an approximate overall length of 7.0 in.
Markings and documentation are clear. The left frame bears the Hungarian acceptance crest with "96" indicating 1996 manufacture. The slide is marked "Cal. 7.65mm Browning" and "MADE IN HUNGARY FÉG-BUDAPEST." Importation is noted by the Pacific Arms, Redmond WA mark dated 12.6.2001.