#model 1910

A Model 1910 Belgian Automatic Pistol, firing a 7.65mm/.32 ACP cartridge, manufactured at the Fabrique Nationale D’Armes de Guerre arsenal, Herstal, Belgium.

It was thought that Gavrilo Princip used this same pistol on June 28, 1914, however in the early 2000s, the actual assasination pistol was recovered and placed in the Austrian Military Museum and it was revealed to be the same Model 1910 from the same arsenal but used the  9mm/.380 ACP cartridge instead.

For the assasination, four model 1910s were bought at an arms store in Belgrade, Serbia and distributed to the conspirators, none of whom had actually fired a pistol before. (Which probably partially accounted for how truly botched the assasination was.)