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    handgun fighter pilots

    Hi,

    I am making a fighter pilot model / mannequin and want to know which handgun was often used by Luftwaffe fighter pilots?

    I was thinking of a Mauser 1910 of P38 but I am not sure about it.

    Can someone help me out on this?

    Thanks.

    Martin
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    Hi,


    the Browning 1910/22 and the Femaru M37 were very popular among the fighter pilots. I have also seen the Mauser M1910 in use on pics at the begining of the war.


    Pierre
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      Thanks Pierre....

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        Luftwaffe aircrews used a variety of handguns. Basically any small SLP would be suitable for your mannequin. Such as; Walther PP/PPk, Sauer 38h, Mauser 1934/HSc, Browning 1910/1922, Femaru P37, and the CZ/P27.

        I believe Walther Nowotny carried a Mauser HSc. I think Eric Harmann did as well?

        I've attached some photos of aircrews with sidearms. One shows two aircrew both with Browning 1922's. The other shows a bomber crewman with a Femaru.

        Matt
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          Browning 1922 and Femaru 37
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            Did these help you?

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              Yes.... great attribution. Thanks all.

              My choice will be a Femaru 37, but cant find deactivated ones.

              Martin

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                Forty years ago I bought souvenirs from a Vet who was in a unit that captured a Luftwaffe air field in 1945, a FW190 landed while he was there and the pilot surrendered a nice commercial Eagle N marked Mauser HSC to him. I wish I would have kept it.

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