Your channel and forgotten weapon's channel complement each other very well.

these old guns show the brilliance of the browning 1911

I bought one of these about 10 years ago at a flea market. It was very much like the standard pistol shown. Mine had Horn Grips that were checkered. I paid $60 for it.

Wow, I actually have one of these. It belonged to a relative of mine who was a guard in a canning factory here in the US.

If i didnt knew i would think it was co2 pellet pistols .

The full size was probably designed to use the 32 acp being a service pistol and alot of euro nations used 32 so the Hungarian pistol could use enemy ammo as well as their own where other pistols couldn't use the 32 frommer

I would like to add 3 comments to your excellent review: 1. there was no rubber grip version, late war production used bakelite grips to ease down production. 2. There is no spring around the barrel, both springs are located in the upper tube. 3 . Frommer was not driven with long recoil all time, this was the last model to use long recoil. His later models (29M, 37M) are blowback operated. Otherwise congrats on your pistols, you rarely find them in such outstanding condition any more in Hungary.

I love these bolt-in-tube guns. I shot a Finnish Lahiti L35 (made by Husqvarna). I loved the setup and I stated that this style of action should come back with the desire for the tactical shooters wanting to put micro red dots on their pistols. Alas they won't, because The Market is hung up on Colt-style massive steel slides moving around.

Excellent review as usual, thanks for posting.

I love those old PGP's! When you mention it, it really does look like one.

Your videos are so great. I really do enjoy the history of old guns. I don't own any. But I just got my first carry gun and love it. I want to start collecting like you do. What era would be my best bet. I don't have a lot of extra money but I would start saving for sure.

Long recoil guns do have an unusual felt recoil impulse. I have both a Browning A5 shotgun and a Remington M81 rifle, .300 Savage. The recoil is not bad, but it definitely has a strange "feel", like it lasts much longer than it should.

I came here because of battlefield 1. My favorite pistol in the game and a really cool gun in real life. Was used by the Hungarians even in WW2. I just love the way it looks.

eu sou um apaixonado pela Frommer Stop e seu designer simples e funcional,na Argentina na década de 70 foi produzida uma pistola em calibre 22LR usando o mesmo designer da Frommer Stop com o nome de GMC 22(O GMC- não tem nada haver com o General Motors Company),corpo em aluminio e cano e mecanismos em aço e carregador para 10 disparos,foi muito comprada por quem morava na fronteira entre Argentina e Brasil.

Visually, they look a lot like the classic Sheridan PGP. I like it.

YOU DO GREAT! NO!! FANTASTIC!!! Videos! It is like History that has come alive!! You need a TV show!

My favorite pilot weapon is the Frommer Auto Stop

I think it's either a phenol formaldehyde (bakelite) grip, or more likely, a vulcanized rubber grip on the baby.

I just inherited a Budapest frommer. Pretty cool.

You can see them in use by Hungarian gendarmes in 1930s on Csendor .com . Under museum / mounted troops ,marksmanship sections.

do a collection video

Hope you are OK. I miss your videos

I have a 1912. Love it.

You don't have a spring around the barrel. Both springs are in the top tube.

how do these vids not have more veiws

I would also love to know what stop stands for. I assume it is a Hungarian abbreviation which makes it tough. If out find out for sure let us know.

Where did you get your frommer stop

Damn I actually have one of those. Very interesting gun.

Roth Krinket or aRoth Steyr may have similarities to frommers operating system. One difference is Roth were loaded by stripper clip

Grandfather of the Alien Laugo?

The lower reciever of the Baby Stop is very similar to the grip of the Colt 25 1908.

I want one so incredibly badly.

Both springs are in top tube.

How much is the FEG 19?

Good god, it looks exactly like the original PGP paintball guns. If you brought that to a stock class event, no one would look twice at it.

What type of bunnies do you have?

Very nice

Just a little piece of trivia: Robert Carlyle used a Frommer Stop in 'Hitler: The Rise of Evil'

I'd love one of these in .380

hi great video. have one of this guns. but missing the grip plates where can i get some . do you know. regarde kurt.

Amazing design but must be awful to move the slide when wet

Rubberized plastic grips came first, with wood later? Usually its the other way around; Though there's certainly nothing usual about this gun. :P Do you have any production dates available? As I understand it, some of the more unique designs made in Eastern Europe continued into the 1950's before production was devoted to guns of the new 'standard' calibers.

Does this have a safety of any kind? The receiver looks suspiciously bare...

he rides that trigger

Im curious. Do you own any normal guns like a Glock 17 or a Beretta 92FS?

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haha your so wrong. you just described a short recoil system. the system in the frommer stop is differnt in that the barrel and bolt travel all the way back before unlocking

The first gun you show is almost exactly like a Nambu.

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Was the bunny delicious?

Hi LifeSizePotato ! Great videos but where is magasin ? how you reload it ? I suggest you have a 9mm bullet in the video as a reference point. So next to 9mm you shows .45 or .32 beside 9mm to each other. Or what the gun you review in clip.

long recoil operated :)

LOL do you have a pet bunny? :)

Aaahhh!!! Your are holding them wrong! Think parlor gun: middle finger on the trigger, index finger along the barrel! Instinctive-shooting is more fun pointing with your finger and going 'boom'!

there hard to find 300,000 of them were made where the fuck to you shop at

Looks like they have a grip safety

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"smaller european hands of that day"........dident know the the europeans had smaller hands.......haha haha

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you speak very fast, which does not speak English very well, does not understand anything : \

Do you really think English is the only fucking language in the world that has the word STOP?

hitler's gun

Austrian guns always look clumsy and blockey

I think they named it stop because it's when they finally realized Frommer should stop making pistols. None of his designs were any good even at that time.