#Fn 1905 gun case manual#
25s, early ones that had only a grip safety and a later variation that had a manual safety very similar to that used on the 1910s and 1922s, a grip safety and a magazine disconnector. Prior to that, I was always aware of two variations of the 1905/06 FN. 25 that was identical in EVERY respect to a Colt 1908 V.P. 25s, some years back (in the 80s) a guy come into the shop where I worked and offered to me an FN. These things really are a disease ya know! Came out great, and back it went into the safe until a few years ago, when I decided to sell it. By that time, we had got into parkerizing, and I parkerized it. It had lost a lot of its finish and was pretty rough looking. Mine ended up sitting in the safe for a number of years before I refound it and decided to refinish it. The Brownings are cool little guns, and truly "little" guns. That was also the last time I used a hanky for a holster. I went the Seecamp route, he went with a Walther TPH. I guess all the stars aligned, and while he was lucky, and wasnt hurt, it was an eye opener, for both of us, and we both soon had something else. I did that up until my buddy, who also carried one, and in basically the same fashion, had his go off while bending over working in his garden. I normally carried it loaded, with the safety on. I carried a Baby for a number of years, usually slipped into a folded handkerchief in my back pocket.
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