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To perform a FEG PA 63 serial number lookup, owners and collectors can use various resources, including:
Unlike Western firearms, Hungarian surplus pistols do not have a centralized, easily accessible database for serial number lookup. Instead, you must look for the on the slide or frame.
Most FEG PA-63 pistols have serial numbers stamped on the (right side, above the trigger guard) and often on the slide and barrel . The format generally consists of:
Because FEG sometimes rebuilt older pistols into PA-63s, you might see acceptance dates (like "47" or "59") that are older than the PA-63's actual 1963 start date.
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However, by looking at who imported it (Century, KBI, or others) and checking the overall condition of the finish, you can usually determine if you have a Cold War veteran from the 70s or a post-Cold War surplus gun from the 90s.
A small stamped crest featuring a circle or shield with a star, wheat, or hammer. This proves domestic military acceptance.
Understanding the production timeline helps narrow down possibilities. The PA-63 has a well-documented history:
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To perform a FEG PA 63 serial number lookup, owners and collectors can use various resources, including:
Unlike Western firearms, Hungarian surplus pistols do not have a centralized, easily accessible database for serial number lookup. Instead, you must look for the on the slide or frame.
Most FEG PA-63 pistols have serial numbers stamped on the (right side, above the trigger guard) and often on the slide and barrel . The format generally consists of:
Because FEG sometimes rebuilt older pistols into PA-63s, you might see acceptance dates (like "47" or "59") that are older than the PA-63's actual 1963 start date.
This public link is valid for 7 days and shares a thread, including any personal information you added. This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted. If you share with third parties, their policies apply. Can’t copy the link right now. Try again later.
However, by looking at who imported it (Century, KBI, or others) and checking the overall condition of the finish, you can usually determine if you have a Cold War veteran from the 70s or a post-Cold War surplus gun from the 90s.
A small stamped crest featuring a circle or shield with a star, wheat, or hammer. This proves domestic military acceptance.
Understanding the production timeline helps narrow down possibilities. The PA-63 has a well-documented history:
