Schouboe Automatic Pistol

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Schouboe Model 1907
Type	Semi-automatic pistol
Place of origin	Denmark
Production history
Designer	Jens Theodor Suhr Schouboe
Designed	1903
Manufacturer	Dansk Rekylriffel Syndikat
No. built	less than 1000, Serial numbers 1-524 with 1-100 being experimental
Specifications
Mass	1,2 kg
Length	25 mm
Barrel length	150 mm

Cartridge	11.35mm Schouboe
Caliber	11.35mm
Action	Simple blowback
Muzzle velocity	488 m/s
Feed system	6 rounds

Jens Theodor Suhr Schouboe patented his original semi-automatic pistol in 1903. It was a simple blowback design with an unusual wood core projectile with a metal jacket. By 1917 in the production of these weapons had ceased.

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External links

The Schouboe Pistol by Ed Buffaloe
Vaabenhistorisk Selskab, The Danish Arms & Armour Society
Patent nummer 6135 af 6. November 1903 af J. T. S. Schouboe gældende fra 2. dec. 1902