Original von Gabor VASS
Nice one... 
Unfortunately, I live in Germany... 
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Der 66x kostete damals neu ca. 1000 Mark (ca. 500€)....
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Originally posted by germi
Der 66x kostete damals neu ca. 1000 Mark (ca. 500€)....Kommt auf den Zeitraum an. 1980 lag der Verkaufspreis bei "gerade mal" DM 510,- und erst 1994 hatte sich das bis DM 999,- hochgeschraubt, wobei es auch Händler gab, die 1995 die Teile für DM 899,- anboten. Interessant dabei ist die Händlermarge, da 1994 ein normaler Händler "nur" DM 658,- im Einkauf bei Erma bzw. Wischo zahlte und dann einen knappen Tausender verlangte.......
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It's interesting that FEG/FEGArmy still produces the (outdated) R78 model!
Or did they just convert some existing models?
The GR90 is a current model in common calibers (.22, .32, .380 and 9mmPA)?
If I'm not mistaken, FEGArmy is the producer of the Walther PPK/E?
Would be quite neat for you Hungarians to have a PPK/E in 9mm PA caliber...
And what a pity the FEG 48M/Walam model isn't still produced at least as a blank firer in 9mm PA. (the cartridge indicator is a nice feature) -
"t's interesting that FEG/FEGArmy still produces the (outdated) R78 model!"
No.
The FEG/FEGArmy/FEGOr companies gone bankrupt.
There is a building site in the traditional place of the factory now (Soroksari ut. 158).
Some company is working but they have not machine, licenses to manufacture, just assembling real guns from parts, and make some servicing wfor authorites.Practically: FEG no more exist.
Keseru (http://www.keseru.hu) is the only Hungarian "gun" maker, but they specialized on free to own guns, and this time they work mostly for exporting to Poland and Ukraine. (Some very specialized "guns".)
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The GR90 is a current model in common calibers (.22, .32, .380 and 9mmPA)?"No, the FEG R78 was the original real pistol for policewomen in the 1970s-80s in 7,65 mm Brg. The GR90 was its 8 mm Knall wersion. None other caliber was ever made.
"If I'm not mistaken, FEGArmy is the producer of the Walther PPK/E?
Would be quite neat for you Hungarians to have a PPK/E in 9mm PA caliber..."Yes, they produced dozens of PP/PPK/PPK/S clones in real calibers, and in 9 mm PAK (GRP, GRPK, GRE, GRH, GBR).
(Custom hardchromed GRPK)
"And what a pity the FEG 48M/Walam model isn't still produced at least as a blank firer in 9mm PA. (the cartridge indicator is a nice feature)""
Keseru converted some dozen 48M to 9 mm PAK, I have one. Beautiful pistol.
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The FEG/FEGArmy/FEGOr companies gone bankrupt.
There is a building site in the traditional place of the factory now (Soroksari ut. 158).
Some company is working but they have not machine, licenses to manufacture, just assembling real guns from parts, and make some servicing wfor authorites.
Practically: FEG no more exist.Very interesting. Didn't know that, thanx.
ZitatNo, the FEG R78 was the original real pistol for policewomen in the 1970s-80s in 7,65 mm Brg.
Neat. The Germans had the same thing with the Walther TPH (but only in the weaker .25 caliber) for their female CIDs (as back-up?).
The R78 model seems to be FEGs only pocket pistol?The depicted GRPK almost looks like the Walther PPK/E:
http://remtek.com/arms/walther/model/ppke/index.htm
The R61 model seems to be smaller in size than the GRPK (although in 9mm Makarow caliber)?ZitatKeseru converted some dozen 48M to 9 mm PAK, I have one. Beautiful pistol.
Lucky guy. I'm looking with envious eyes at your pics!
Also interesting that FEG sold his current models with different names in America: e.g. FEG AP66/Hege was named PMK380 in the US.
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Original von colt_user
Neat. The Germans had the same thing with the Walther TPH (but only in the weaker .25 caliber) ...Die TPH gabs auch in .22 lr.
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Ja, ich weiß. Da die TPH aus der TP entstand, gibt es sie in den Kalibern .22 und 6,35, ebenso wie es die TP in beiden Kalibern gibt. Allerdings gibt es das Modell 9, aus dem die TP entstand, nur im Kaliber 6,35.
Mit dem "but only in the weaker .25 caliber" bezog ich mich auf die TPHs für die Damen der Kripo, die hatten alle das Kaliber 6,35.
Und somit waren die ungarischen Polizistinnen (7,65) (theoretisch) besser bewaffnet als die deutschen Damen (6,35) - müder Vergleich, ich weiß... -
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FEG lost all of its international respect after WW2, made mostly cheap copies of well-known western guns, and sold under many names.
A well-known example is the T58/Firebird dilemma. (the Hungarians were not to blame)
The Frommer Baby is the smaller version of the Frommer Stop?
(as with the Lilliput and 29M)Are there any 37M/Pistole 37(u) (which had quite a high production number) converted as blank firers?