Go to http://www.fnhusa.com/ it is a yes/no answer.
apporx $700
make one.cut off a grip of a bike of scooter
this is strange..CZ 27 with FNH markings were produced more towards the end of WWII (1943-45). Serial number 114331 is an early CZ 27 production, probably 1941-1942. a serial 114331 should not have the FNH marking, but earlier "Bohmische" markings
OK, let's properly identify this pistol. It is a CZ-27, made in Czechoslovakia under German occupation during World War II. The 'fnh' you undoubtedly are seeing on the slide is NOT 'Fabrique Nationale Herstal' but rather the German code for the Czech factory where that pistol was made. It is not a FN Model 1922, nor a Browning. Condition is absolutely everything on these pistols, and any special unit markings or rare variations can double or even triple the value to a collector. Please provide more information, and digital pictures if possible, to sales@countrygunsmith.net and we will do our best to help you out with an appraisal or possibly even purchase the pistol. www.countrygunsmith.net *Now I know what happened to the AntiqueGuns.com crystal ball! How did you get from a Browning Model 22 to a CZ-27? *Pretty easy. The 'Pistole Modell 27 Kaliber 7.65' was obviously copied directly from the left side of the slide and is the correct marking for a CZ27. At some point someone has misidentified this pistol as a Model 1922 Browning, undoubtedly because of the 'fnh' markings that a wartime CZ27 would show. Neither the FN Model 1922 or the commercially marked Browning version have the markings 'Model 22' so that makes the correct identification easy.
`100- 600 USD or so
betweem 1941 and 1945
The FNP series is a product of Fabrique Nationale Herstal (FNH).
FNH USA specializes in a wide variety of firearms for the military, law enforcement and for commercial sales. They offer a great selection of hand guns, shotguns, rifles, machines guns and less lethal weapons.
In all probability you have a CZ-27 that was made in Czechoslovakia during World War II. The Germans marked it "Bohmische Waffenfabrik" (Bohemian Arms Factory) or "fnh", the code for the same plant. Value will be based on the markings and condition. Prices for the "fnh" marking run in the 100 to 300 range. Navy markings can double or triple prices.
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Between 1938-1944.
In the US you can obtain this catalog from the FNH USA website. FN Herstal can provide you with the catalog, however the firearms themselves are only sold to retailers directly, at which you can make your purchase.