Hungarian FEG “Mauser” SLP1 Pistol – .32 ACP

These Hungarian “Mauser” clone pistols were built in the 1970s by FEG for import to West German as an unlicensed Walther PP clone. The SLP1 is another variation of the Walam 48 but chambered in .32 instead of .380.  Each pistol has been individually pictured and will come as shown. All firearms have been function checked prior to packaging. 4″ barrel 7.65mm Browning/.32 ACP 8 round capacity blued finish steel frame C&R eligible The email signup product will be “restocked” every time we add more pistols to this listing. Please use this rather than products 1-10 for the restock emails as some may still be in stock when we add more. It will only be “in stock” for a few minutes to allow the email notification to be sent. If you purchase the email signup variation you will be sent a “Good” condition SLP1 pistol with no magazine. We will not go back and swap it to another variation for you. Mauser SLP1 Pistol 1 – SN: R-02720 – Fair This pistol is in fair condition with a shiny bore. The pistol is in excellent condition and functions, but the slide does not lock back on an empty magazine. There is a rack number taped on the top of the slide. Mauser SLP1 Pistol 2 – SN: R-06854 – Good – No Magazine This pistol is in good condition with a shiny bore. There is light rust/pitting on the slide. Mauser SLP1 Pistol 3 – SN: P-2074 – Very Good – No Magazine This pistol is in very good condition with a shiny bore. The slide has wear and the remains of a rack number on the right side of the slide. Mauser SLP1 Pistol 4 – SN: R-23974 – Excellent – 1971 This pistol is in excellent condition with a shiny bore. Mauser SLP1 Pistol 5 – SN: F-14118 – Very Good – No Magazine This pistol is in very good condition with a shiny bore. The slide is in excellent condition, but the left side of the frame is mostly worn completely off. Mauser SLP1 Pistol 6 – SN: R-15091 – Poor – No Magazine This pistol is in poor condition with a bulged barrel. The grips are also cracked. Pistol is otherwise functional. Mauser SLP1 Pistol 7 – SN: P-1121 – Poor – No Magazine This pistol is in poor condition with a bulged barrel. I was not able to easily reassemble the pistol, and it will ship as shown. Mauser SLP1 Pistol 8 – SN: R-09882 – Excellent – 1971 This pistol is in excellent condition with a shiny bore. Mauser SLP1 Pistol 9 – SN: F-14125 – Very Good – No Magazine This pistol is in very good condition with a shiny bore. The slide is in excellent condition, but the left side of the frame is mostly worn completely off. Mauser SLP1 Pistol 10 – SN: F-14123 – Very Good This pistol is in very good condition with a shiny bore. The frame has wear on the left side. There is an engraving on the right side of the slide. This product must be shipped to an FFL for transfer to you. You will receive an "On Hold" email containing instructions on how to get your order processed. We will need a copy of the FFL and your name/order number sent to [email protected] before we can process shipment. Once the FFL copy has been received, we will ship within 1-3 business days.  It is your responsibility to know your local laws prior to placing the order. If you have any questions feel free to email us at [email protected] How we grade surplus parts/magazines/kits etc.  Condition standards for Antique/Surplus (as defined by the NRA)  FACTORY NEW (NOS) – all original parts, 100% original finish, in perfect condition in every respect inside and out. EXCELLENT – all original parts. over 80% original finish, sharp lettering of numerals and designs on metal and wood, unmarred wood, fine bore. VERY GOOD – all original parts, none to 30% original finish, original metal surfaces smooth with all edges sharp, clear lettering, numerals and designs on metal, wood slightly scratched or bruised, bore disregarded. GOOD – some minor replacement parts, metal smoothly rusted or lightly pitted in some places, cleaned or reblued, principal lettering, numerals and designs on metal legible, wood refinished, scratched, bruised, or minor cracks repaired, in good working order. FAIR – some major parts replaced, minor replacement parts may be required, metal rusted, may be lightly pitted all over, vigorously cleaned or reblued, rounded edges of metal and wood, principal lettering, numerals and design on metal partly obliterated, wood scratched, bruised, cracked or repaired where broken, in fair working order or can be easily repaired and placed in working order. POOR – major and minor parts replaced, major replacement parts required, and extensive restoration needed, metal deeply pitted, principal lettering, numerals and design obliterated, wood badly scratched, bruised, cracked or broken, mechanically inoperative, generally undesirable as a collector’s item. Poor condition items are generally considered gunsmith special and are not eligible for returns. TRENCH ART – items will have stickers, carvings of pictures, or writing of names, initials, numbers, towns, etc. no condition stated but items will be serviceable.  RACK NUMBERED – any rack numbered magazine may be in very good to new old stock condition unless otherwise stated on the listing.  All magazines in good or better condition have been tested and are guaranteed to function. Parts kits may be missing a small pin/part that was lost in demill/transportation.  Related