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Guns International #: 103057966
Seller's Inventory #: PCA-133
Description:
Standard configuration Haerens Rustkammer, made in serial range 901-2204, with oversized grips, this example with factory matching wood replacements. Single action locked breech pistol having 4” barrel having fixed front and rear sights. The left side of the barrel extension is marked by the arsenal and with the model. Manufacture was in 1924 as marked on the right side of the barrel and barrel extension. The serial number “H.Rk 1737” is under the forward frame. Danish issue “6579”. Original black Trolit grips were arsenal replaced with wood panels, each with a pair of impressed checkered circles, each panel numbered to the pistol. Correct but unmarked magazine likely an arsenal replacement. Major components rust blued; small parts either in the white or fired blued.
Synopsis:
Scarce Bergmann 1910/21, Haerens Rustkammer, made by the Danish Royal Arsenal in Copenhagen, one of 1303 pistols ever made!
Condition:
VG + original blue. Comparable condition small parts with staining as pictured. Grips with discoloration and scattered handling marks but no chips, splits, or repairs. Generally bright bore with sharp rifling. Perfect manual mechanics. One of the more unusual, low production, military, semiautomatic pistols made prior to WWII.
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Guns International #: 103057966
Category - Military Pistols - Non-US
- Handguns - European Pistols
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Seller: HistoricTest
Member Since: 3/20/25
First Name: Alexander
Last Name: Antaris
State:
Iowa
Zip: 52722
Country: United States
Phone:
(563) 726-2205
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Seller Type: FFL Dealer
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Bergmann 1910-21 Rustkammer, 9mmBB, H.Rk 1737, PCA-133
Description: Description: Standard configuration Haerens Rustkammer, made in serial range 901-2204, with oversized grips, this example with factory matching wood replacements. Single action locked breech pistol having 4” barrel having fixed front and rear sights. The left side of the barrel extension is marked by the arsenal and with the model. Manufacture was in 1924 as marked on the right side of the barrel and barrel extension. The serial number “H.Rk 1737” is under the forward frame. Danish issue “6579”. Original black Trolit grips were arsenal replaced with wood panels, each with a pair of impressed checkered circles, each panel numbered to the pistol. Correct but unmarked magazine likely an arsenal replacement. Major components rust blued; small parts either in the white or fired blued. Synopsis: Scarce Bergmann 1910/21, Haerens Rustkammer, made by the Danish Royal Arsenal in Copenhagen, one of 1303 pistols ever made! Condition: VG + original blue. Comparable condition small parts with staining as pictured. Grips with discoloration and scattered handling marks but no chips, splits, or repairs. Generally bright bore with sharp rifling. Perfect manual mechanics. One of the more unusual, low production, military, semiautomatic pistols made prior to WWII. SOLD Manufacturer: Danish Royal Arsenal Serial Number: H.Rk 1737 Caliber Info: 9mmBB |
Guns International #: 103057966
Seller's Inventory #: PCA-133
Description:
Standard configuration Haerens Rustkammer, made in serial range 901-2204, with oversized grips, this example with factory matching wood replacements. Single action locked breech pistol having 4” barrel having fixed front and rear sights. The left side of the barrel extension is marked by the arsenal and with the model. Manufacture was in 1924 as marked on the right side of the barrel and barrel extension. The serial number “H.Rk 1737” is under the forward frame. Danish issue “6579”. Original black Trolit grips were arsenal replaced with wood panels, each with a pair of impressed checkered circles, each panel numbered to the pistol. Correct but unmarked magazine likely an arsenal replacement. Major components rust blued; small parts either in the white or fired blued.
Synopsis:
Scarce Bergmann 1910/21, Haerens Rustkammer, made by the Danish Royal Arsenal in Copenhagen, one of 1303 pistols ever made!
Condition:
VG + original blue. Comparable condition small parts with staining as pictured. Grips with discoloration and scattered handling marks but no chips, splits, or repairs. Generally bright bore with sharp rifling. Perfect manual mechanics. One of the more unusual, low production, military, semiautomatic pistols made prior to WWII.
Guns International #: 103057966
Seller's Inventory #: PCA-133
Guns International #: 103057966
Seller's Inventory #: PCA-133
Description:
Standard configuration Haerens Rustkammer, made in serial range 901-2204, with oversized grips, this example with factory matching wood replacements. Single action locked breech pistol having 4” barrel having fixed front and rear sights. The left side of the barrel extension is marked by the arsenal and with the model. Manufacture was in 1924 as marked on the right side of the barrel and barrel extension. The serial number “H.Rk 1737” is under the forward frame. Danish issue “6579”. Original black Trolit grips were arsenal replaced with wood panels, each with a pair of impressed checkered circles, each panel numbered to the pistol. Correct but unmarked magazine likely an arsenal replacement. Major components rust blued; small parts either in the white or fired blued.
Synopsis:
Scarce Bergmann 1910/21, Haerens Rustkammer, made by the Danish Royal Arsenal in Copenhagen, one of 1303 pistols ever made!
Condition:
VG + original blue. Comparable condition small parts with staining as pictured. Grips with discoloration and scattered handling marks but no chips, splits, or repairs. Generally bright bore with sharp rifling. Perfect manual mechanics. One of the more unusual, low production, military, semiautomatic pistols made prior to WWII.
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