A Hungarian FEG 37M semi-automatic pistol in .380, serial 182625, made in 1943 with a 4-inch round barrel. On the right side of the trigger guard it carries a St. Stephen's Crown, thought to indicate non-military, police or civilian use. The finish is a mix of thinning blue and grey patina with moderate oxidation, mostly on the right side of the slide. The grips are good with handling wear and faint initials carved into the right panel. The action is smooth and functions correctly. It comes with a brown leather shoulder holster and a spare magazine.

For a Delaware collector the crown marking and the holster rig make this a more complete package than a bare pistol. It is sold used in the condition described and suits the wartime European sidearm shelf. Delaware treats the dealer transfer as a handgun sale: the buyer must be 21 or older and must hold the qualified purchaser permit or a current Delaware carry license before release.

Key features

• .380, 4-inch round barrel
• Serial 182625, made 1943
• St. Stephen's Crown on trigger guard
• Brown leather shoulder holster included
• Extra magazine included

It ships to the Delaware FFL dealer you choose, where photo identification, Form 4473 and the background check are completed.