6,35 mm (.25ACP) Pistol C. G. Haenel Suhl Schmeisser's Patent
jose...@tcg.cl
My uncle, who doesn't know anything about guns, asked me to clean and find
ammo for a little pistol he has that belonged to my grandfather.
The pistol resembles externally a Baby Browning but functions in a very
different way.
I have determined that the caliber is 6,35 mm or .25 ACP.
The only markings in the pistol reads "C. G. Haenel Suhl Schmeisser's
Patent", so it's a pre WWII german pistol.
Though I'm familiar with several types of revolvers and pistols (1911, baby
browning, high power, CZ 75 & clones, beretta 92F, Glocks, etc) I dont know
how to dissasemble this gun for cleaning. I havent seen another similar
pistol.
I would appreciatte if someone could give me detailed instructions on how to
field strip this little pistol.
Thanks in advance for your help.
J.P. Alvarez
Santiago, Chile
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# The only markings in the pistol reads "C. G. Haenel Suhl Schmeisser's
# Patent", so it's a pre WWII german pistol.
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Contact
http://members.magnet.at/g.schoenbauer/
the Vest-Pocket Collector´s Homepage,
you´ll find a description and exploded views, maybe this helps.
Manfred Kaufmann
Plink
#I would appreciatte if someone could give me detailed instructions on how to
#field strip this little pistol.
I'm remembering a small Italian .25 of about the same era. Try
twisting the barrel to see if it rotates. If so, it unlocks and the
slide comes forward from there. It's been a while since I tinkered
with the thing, but it might have been a common system of the time.
Just a hunch.
Mike
Andy
It helped me get my friends Hanel apart and I'm sure it will help you too.
Andy
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