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The M1912 was developed as the Model 1911 as a military weapon, but it was not accepted until 1914 as the M12. Mine is a 1915 that saw both world wars and has the original capture papers.

Its not converted to 9mm Luger but is the larger 9mm Steyr so it's a very rare gun, and the ammo is very expensive.

It has no removable magazine, and needs to use stripper clips like a rifle to load it. It shoots really nice though, but as I said it's pricey.

Description
The M1912 was developed as the Model 1911 as a military weapon, but it was not accepted until 1914 as the M12. Mine is a 1915 that saw both world wars and has the original capture papers.

Its not converted to 9mm Luger but is the larger 9mm Steyr so it's a very rare gun, and the ammo is very expensive.

It has no removable magazine, and needs to use stripper clips like a rifle to load it. It shoots really nice though, but as I said it's pricey.