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WARNER ARMS “THE INFALLIBLE” 7.65 CAL PISTOL TYPE I – RARE #4-06804-MT

$515.00

WARNER ARMS “THE INFALLIBLE” .32 CAL SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL, #1260, ALL MATCHING, FRAME IS TYPE 1 CAST STEEL, ORIGINAL CASE HARDENING IS VERY FADED, DISCOLORATIONS ON THE FRAME W/SILVER GREY PATINA, BBL IS VG-EXC NEEDS TO BE CLEANED, VG RIFLING, MANUFACTURED FROM A DIFFERENT STEEL SHOWING A DARK GREY PATINA GIVING THE TWO TONE LOOK TO THE FIREARM, LEFT FRAME IS STAMPED “THE INFALLABLE” OVER “WARNER ARMS CORPORATION, NORWICH, CT USA” OVER “PATENTED JULY 28TH, 1914-MARCH 9TH, 1915” THE DATE 1915 IS FADED, GRIPS ARE BLACK W/ WAC INSCRIBED ON THE TOP, BOTTOM OF THE FRAME, BLOCK, AND BACK OF THE GRIPS MATCH SN, THE STOP ON THE BLOCK IS TALL & DOES NOT APPEAR TO BE WORN, CLEAN CRISP SHELL ENGAGMENT AND TRIGGER, OVERALL VG CONDITION, EXC REPRESENTATION OF A RARE PIECE OF PISTOL DEVELOPMENT IN THE US.

 

 

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**C&R FFL OK**

The Infallible Pistol was a .32 ACP caliber handgun manufactured by the Warner Arms Corp around 1914.

When the importer Warner Arms Co. could no longer get the Austrian Schwarzlose Model 1908 pistols from Germany, they had .32 pocket pistols made in the United States in three variations.  Designer and manufacture Andrew Fyrberg’s blowback-action .32ACP pistol was put into production, called — The Infallible — and is rare today.  The design and production of the early model Type I was influenced by left over pieces and tools from the production of the Austrian Schwarzlose 1908 blow-forward pistol.  Put into production around the time of the Great War, less than 8000 of these firearms where made, featuring a 3-inch barrel, fixed sights, and rubber grip panels, they had an odd history.

 

 

 

 

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