FCW Norwegian Kongsberg M1914 GBB Pistol

Specification

• Length: ~216mm
• Inner Barrel: ~112mm
• Weight: ~980g
• Bullet: 6mm
• Capacity: 24 rounds
• Power Source: Green Gas

Features

• Faithful replica of the rare Kongsberg M1914, the Norwegian licensed version of the Colt 1911
• Unique “Kammerstempel” slide marking, a historically accurate detail from the Norwegian army contract pistols
• Full metal construction with CNC metal slide, frame, and outer barrel
• Realistic blowback action and field-strippable design true to the original
• WWII-era style serrations and lanyard loop at the bottom of the grip
• Uses Tokyo Marui-spec 1911 magazines (Green Gas)
• Precision inner barrel and adjustable hop-up for enhanced accuracy
• Perfect for collectors, WWII reenactors, and airsoft skirmishers looking for a unique sidearm

About the Gun

Norway officially adopted John Browning’s Colt 1911 design in 1914 as the “11.25 m/m Automatisk Pistol M/1914,” produced under license by Kongsberg Våpenfabrikk. Production ran from the mid-1910s into the late 1940s, with low interwar output and small post-war assemblies from parts, for a total commonly cited at just under 33,000 pistols. The Norwegian M/1914 introduced a distinctive extended slide stop (necessitating a cut-out in the left grip) and carries the slide legend “11.25 m/m AUT. PISTOL M/1914.” During the German occupation (1940–45) it was designated Pistole 657(n); only the final 1945 batch—about 920 pistols—received the WaA84 Waffenamt acceptance mark.