SACM Model 1935A Pistol / “Pistole 625(f)”
Production under German occupation – Waffenamt WaA251
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Manufacturer: Société Alsacienne de Constructions Mécaniques (SACM), Cholet
Serial number: D30##A – all matching numbers
Caliber: 7.65 Long – 8-round magazine
Slide fitted with a loaded chamber indicator showing the presence of a cartridge in the chamber, a modern feature for its time and still uncommon on European military pistols of the 1930s.
Operation: short-recoil operated semi-automatic pistol using the Petter locking system (1935 patent), direct predecessor of the SIG P210 pistols.
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Black checkered bakelite grips. Period magazine.
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Original finish intact: baked black paint (Parkolac type).
Markings perfectly sharp and clearly legible.
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Exceptional mechanical condition :
- no wear marks on the slide rails, barrel or feed ramp
- near-mint mechanical condition
Very well preserved example, typical of pistols originating from German stocks captured at the end of the war.
100% original.
Collector’s piece.
History :
Under the designation “Pistole 625(f)”, this pistol belongs to the SACM 1935A pistols produced under German occupation and accepted by the Wehrmacht (Waffenamt WaA251).
The D-series (range D0001A – D4550A) corresponds to one of the last production batches delivered to German forces.
It is estimated that approximately 23,850 SACM 1935A pistols were delivered to German troops between 1940 and 1944.
Data sheet
SACM Model 1935A Pistol / “Pistole 625(f)”
Production under German occupation – Waffenamt WaA251
.
Manufacturer: Société Alsacienne de Constructions Mécaniques (SACM), Cholet
Serial number: D30##A – all matching numbers
Caliber: 7.65 Long – 8-round magazine
Slide fitted with a loaded chamber indicator showing the presence of a cartridge in the chamber, a modern feature for its time and still uncommon on European military pistols of the 1930s.
Operation: short-recoil operated semi-automatic pistol using the Petter locking system (1935 patent), direct predecessor of the SIG P210 pistols.
.
Black checkered bakelite grips. Period magazine.
.
Original finish intact: baked black paint (Parkolac type).
Markings perfectly sharp and clearly legible.
.
Exceptional mechanical condition :
- no wear marks on the slide rails, barrel or feed ramp
- near-mint mechanical condition
Very well preserved example, typical of pistols originating from German stocks captured at the end of the war.
100% original.
Collector’s piece.
History :
Under the designation “Pistole 625(f)”, this pistol belongs to the SACM 1935A pistols produced under German occupation and accepted by the Wehrmacht (Waffenamt WaA251).
The D-series (range D0001A – D4550A) corresponds to one of the last production batches delivered to German forces.
It is estimated that approximately 23,850 SACM 1935A pistols were delivered to German troops between 1940 and 1944.
