Every now and then the subject of the Browning/FN 1910 comes up. I lucked into one twenty years ago or more now and have always refrained from shooting it any to speak of for fear of a breakage that might be tough to repair. Mine is a Browning product, I think made in the early 1950s. It is a pretty little gun, no doubt. I guess it’s time to get it out and see what happens.
In the past I have read concerns about the safety of carrying this model with a loaded chamber. I never did see any writing about the accuracy or inaccuracy of this concern that seemed definitive. I guess we can assume that all guns can be dangerous when loaded if not handled properly.
In the past I have read concerns about the safety of carrying this model with a loaded chamber. I never did see any writing about the accuracy or inaccuracy of this concern that seemed definitive. I guess we can assume that all guns can be dangerous when loaded if not handled properly.
