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	Most of MAB pistols are either based off or even close copies of other European pistol designs.		Most of MAB pistols are either based off or even close copies of other European pistol designs.

	=~~Specifications~~=		=Information=
	'''Founded: ''' 1920		'''Founded: ''' 1920

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	=About=		=About=
	The '''Manufacture d'armes de Bayonne''' (roughly translated as "Bayonne Arms Factory", abbreviated as '''MAB''') was a French arms manufacturer that specialized in handguns. The company was founded by Léon Barthe in 1920 and was active from 1921 to the end of the 1980s.		The '''Manufacture d'armes de Bayonne''' (roughly translated as "Bayonne Arms Factory", abbreviated as '''MAB''') was a French arms manufacturer that specialized in handguns. The company was founded by Léon Barthe in 1920 and was active from 1921 to the end of the 1980s.

	The 1970s saw the first financial difficulties, which lead to the company becoming a subsidiary of [[FN Herstal\|Fabrique Nationale of Herstal]] sometime during the decade. Around 1985, the company went bankrupt and survived for few more years in the form of MABCO.

	Most of MAB pistols are either based off or even close copies of other European pistol designs.		Most of MAB pistols are either based off or even close copies of other European pistol designs.

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	=About=		=About=
	The '''Manufacture d'armes de Bayonne''' (roughly translated as "Bayonne Arms Factory", abbreviated as '''MAB''') was a French arms manufacturer that specialized in handguns.		The '''Manufacture d'armes de Bayonne''' (roughly translated as "Bayonne Arms Factory", abbreviated as '''MAB''') was a French arms manufacturer that specialized in handguns. The company was founded by Léon Barthe in 1920 and was active from 1921 to the end of the 1980s.

	~~The company was created by Léon Barthe in 1920 and was active from 1921 to the end of the 1980s. The company survived the German occupation during World War II.~~ The 1970s saw the first financial difficulties, which lead to the company becoming a subsidiary of [[FN Herstal\|Fabrique Nationale of Herstal]] sometime during the decade. Around 1985, the company went bankrupt and survived for few more years in the form of MABCO.		The 1970s saw the first financial difficulties, which lead to the company becoming a subsidiary of [[FN Herstal\|Fabrique Nationale of Herstal]] sometime during the decade. Around 1985, the company went bankrupt and survived for few more years in the form of MABCO.

	Most of MAB pistols are either based off or even close copies of other European pistol designs.		Most of MAB pistols are either based off or even close copies of other European pistol designs.

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	The company was created by Léon Barthe in 1920 and was active from 1921 to the end of the 1980s. The company survived the German occupation during World War II. The 1970s saw the first financial difficulties, which lead to the company becoming a subsidiary of [[FN Herstal\|Fabrique Nationale of Herstal]] sometime during the decade. Around 1985, the company went bankrupt and survived for few more years in the form of MABCO.		The company was created by Léon Barthe in 1920 and was active from 1921 to the end of the 1980s. The company survived the German occupation during World War II. The 1970s saw the first financial difficulties, which lead to the company becoming a subsidiary of [[FN Herstal\|Fabrique Nationale of Herstal]] sometime during the decade. Around 1985, the company went bankrupt and survived for few more years in the form of MABCO.

	Most of MAB pistols are either based off or even close copies of other European pistol designs~~, both popular and obscure~~.		Most of MAB pistols are either based off or even close copies of other European pistol designs.

	=Specifications=		=Specifications=

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	The '''Manufacture d'armes de Bayonne''' (roughly translated as "Bayonne Arms Factory", abbreviated as '''MAB''') was a French arms manufacturer that specialized in handguns.		The '''Manufacture d'armes de Bayonne''' (roughly translated as "Bayonne Arms Factory", abbreviated as '''MAB''') was a French arms manufacturer that specialized in handguns.

	The company was created by Léon Barthe in 1920 and was active from 1921 to the end of the 1980s~~. Initially, the company produced pistols that were derative of FN/Browning pistols that were popular at the time in Europe~~. The company survived the German occupation during World War II ~~and from the 1950 onwards, the company started to manufacture it's own firearm designs~~. The 1970s saw the first financial difficulties, which lead to the company becoming a subsidiary of [[FN Herstal\|Fabrique Nationale of Herstal]] sometime during the decade. Around 1985, the company went bankrupt and survived for few more years in the form of MABCO.		The company was created by Léon Barthe in 1920 and was active from 1921 to the end of the 1980s. The company survived the German occupation during World War II. The 1970s saw the first financial difficulties, which lead to the company becoming a subsidiary of [[FN Herstal\|Fabrique Nationale of Herstal]] sometime during the decade. Around 1985, the company went bankrupt and survived for few more years in the form of MABCO.

			Most of MAB pistols are either based off or even close copies of other European pistol designs, both popular and obscure.

	=Specifications=		=Specifications=

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	\|[[MAB Model C]]\|\|.32 ACP\|\|9\|\|1933 - 1982\|\| - \|\|[[File:MAB-Model C.jpg\|200px]]		\|[[MAB Model C]]\|\|.32 ACP\|\|9\|\|1933 - 1982\|\| - \|\|[[File:MAB-Model C.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|[[MAB Model D]]\|\|.32 ACP<br>.380 ACP\|\|9 (.32)<br>7 (.380)\|\|1933 - 1963 (.32)<br>1933 - 1982 (.380)\|\| ~~Type I, Type II~~ \|\|[[File:MAB_Model_D_Type_II.jpg\|200px]]		\|[[MAB Model D]]\|\|.32 ACP<br>.380 ACP\|\|9 (.32)<br>7 (.380)\|\|1933 - 1963 (.32)<br>1933 - 1982 (.380)\|\| - \|\|[[File:MAB_Model_D_Type_II.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|MAB Model E\|\|6.35mm\|\|10\|\|1949 - 1964 \|\| - \|\| [[File:MABModelEtrue.jpg\|200px]]		\|MAB Model E\|\|6.35mm\|\|10\|\|1949 - 1964 \|\| - \|\| [[File:MABModelEtrue.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|MAB Model F\|\|.22LR\|\|10\|\|1950 - 1963 or 1985\|\| - \|\| [[File:MABModelF.jpg\|200px]]		\|MAB Model F\|\|.22LR\|\|10\|\|1950 - 1963 or 1985\|\| - \|\| [[File:MABModelF.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|MAB Model G\|\| .~~32 ACP~~<br>.~~22 LR~~\|\| 8 (.32) <br> 10 (.~~22LR~~)\|\| ~~Subject of debate,~~ .22 LR variant ~~introduced atleast 1957~~ \|\| - \|\| [[File:MABModelG 22LR.jpg\|200px]]		\|MAB Model G\|\| .22 LR <br> .32 ACP\|\| 10 (.22LR) <br> 8 (.32)\|\| 1957 (.22 LR variant) <br> Unknown (.32 ACP) \|\| - \|\| [[File:MABModelG 22LR.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|MAB Model GZ\|\|.22 LR<br>6.35mm<br>7.65mm<br>.380. \|\|?\|\| 1957 - 1964 \|\| - \|\| [[ File:MABModelGZ.jpg \|200px]]		\|MAB Model GZ\|\|.22 LR<br>6.35mm<br>7.65mm<br>.380. \|\|?\|\| 1957 - 1964 \|\| - \|\| [[ File:MABModelGZ.jpg \|200px]]
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	\|[[MAB Model R]]\|\|.22 LR<br>.22 Short<br>.32 ACP<br>.32 French long<br>.380 ACP<br>9x19mm \|\|?\|\|1950 - 1963 or 1965 \|\| R.22 "La Chasseur" \|\|[[File:MAB Model R.jpg\|200px]]		\|[[MAB Model R]]\|\|.22 LR<br>.22 Short<br>.32 ACP<br>.32 French long<br>.380 ACP<br>9x19mm \|\|?\|\|1950 - 1963 or 1965 \|\| R-22 "La Chasseur" \|\|[[File:MAB Model R.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|[[MAB PA-15\|MAB PA-8 & PA-15]]\|\|9x19mm\|\|8 (PA-8)<BR> 15 (PA-15)\|\|1966 - 1985 \|\| P.A.P. F1 Competition Target Pistol \|\|[[File:MAB-PA-15.jpg\|200px]]		\|[[MAB PA-15\|MAB PA-8 & PA-15]]\|\|9x19mm\|\|8 (PA-8)<BR> 15 (PA-15)\|\|1966 - 1985 \|\| P.A.P. F1 Competition Target Pistol \|\|[[File:MAB-PA-15.jpg\|200px]]

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	\|[[MAB Model A]]\|\|.25 ACP\|\| ? \|\| 1925-1961 \|\| - \|\|[[File:MAB-Model-A.jpg\|200px]]		\|[[MAB Model A]]\|\|.25 ACP\|\| ? \|\| 1925 - 1961 \|\| - \|\|[[File:MAB-Model-A.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|[[MAB Model B]]\|\|.25 ACP\|\|5\|\|1932 - 1949 \|\| - \|\|[[File:MAB_Model_B.jpg\|200px]]		\|[[MAB Model B]]\|\|.25 ACP\|\|5\|\|1932 - 1949 \|\| - \|\|[[File:MAB_Model_B.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|[[MAB Model C]]\|\|.32 ACP\|\|9\|\|1933 - 1982\|\| - \|\|[[File:MAB-Model C.jpg\|200px]]		\|[[MAB Model C]]\|\|.32 ACP\|\|9\|\|1933 - 1982\|\| - \|\|[[File:MAB-Model C.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|[[MAB Model D]]\|\|.32 ACP<br>.380 ACP\|\|9 (.32)<br>7 (.380)\|\|1933 - 1963 (.32)<br>1933-1982 (.380)\|\| Type I, Type II \|\|[[File:MAB_Model_D_Type_II.jpg\|200px]]		\|[[MAB Model D]]\|\|.32 ACP<br>.380 ACP\|\|9 (.32)<br>7 (.380)\|\|1933 - 1963 (.32)<br>1933 - 1982 (.380)\|\| Type I, Type II \|\|[[File:MAB_Model_D_Type_II.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|MAB Model E\|\|6.35mm\|\|10\|\|1949\|\| - \|\| [[File:MABModelEtrue.jpg\|200px]]		\|MAB Model E\|\|6.35mm\|\|10\|\|1949 - 1964 \|\| - \|\| [[File:MABModelEtrue.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|MAB Model F\|\|.22LR\|\|10\|\|1950\|\| - \|\| [[File:MABModelF.jpg\|200px]]		\|MAB Model F\|\|.22LR\|\|10\|\|1950 - 1963 or 1985\|\| - \|\| [[File:MABModelF.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|MAB Model G\|\| .32 ACP<br>.22 LR\|\| 8 (.32) <br> 10 (.22LR)\|\| ~~1951~~\|\| \|\| [[File:MABModelG 22LR.jpg\|200px]]		\|MAB Model G\|\| .32 ACP<br>.22 LR\|\| 8 (.32) <br> 10 (.22LR)\|\| Subject of debate, .22 LR variant introduced atleast 1957 \|\| - \|\| [[File:MABModelG 22LR.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|MAB Model GZ\|\|.22 LR<br>6.35mm<br>7.65mm<br>.380. \|\|?\|\|?\|\| - \|\| [[ File:MABModelGZ.jpg \|200px]]		\|MAB Model GZ\|\|.22 LR<br>6.35mm<br>7.65mm<br>.380. \|\|?\|\| 1957 - 1964 \|\| - \|\| [[ File:MABModelGZ.jpg \|200px]]
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	\|[[MAB Model R]]\|\|9x19mm\|\|8\|\|~~1951~~ - 1963\|\| - \|\|[[File:MAB Model R.jpg\|200px]]		\|[[MAB Model R]]\|\|.22 LR<br>.22 Short<br>.32 ACP<br>.32 French long<br>.380 ACP<br>9x19mm \|\|?\|\|1950 - 1963 or 1965 \|\| R.22 "La Chasseur" \|\|[[File:MAB Model R.jpg\|200px]]
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	~~\|MAB Model "Le Chasseur"\|\|.22 LR\|\|9\|\|1953\|\| - \|\|[[File:MABLeChasseur.jpg\|200px]]~~		\|[[MAB PA-15\|MAB PA-8 & PA-15]]\|\|9x19mm\|\|8 (PA-8)<BR> 15 (PA-15)\|\|1966 - 1985 \|\| P.A.P. F1 Competition Target Pistol \|\|[[File:MAB-PA-15.jpg\|200px]]
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	\|[[MAB PA-15\|MAB PA-8 & PA-15]]\|\|9x19mm\|\|8 (PA-8)<BR> 15 (PA-15)\|\|1966 - ~~1982~~ \|\| ~~- \|\|[[File:MAB-PA-15~~.~~jpg\|200px]]~~
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	~~\|[[MAB PA-15\|MAB Model~~ P~~-15 M1~~ Target~~]]\|\|9x19mm\|\|15\|\|? \|\|~~ \|\|[[File:MAB-~~PAP~~-F1.jpg\|200px]]
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	The '''Manufacture d'armes de Bayonne''' (roughly translated as "Bayonne Arms Factory", abbreviated as '''MAB''') was a French arms manufacturer that specialized in handguns.		The '''Manufacture d'armes de Bayonne''' (roughly translated as "Bayonne Arms Factory", abbreviated as '''MAB''') was a French arms manufacturer that specialized in handguns.

	The company was created by Léon Barthe in 1920 and was active from 1921 to the end of the 1980s. ~~Intially~~, the company produced pistols that were derative of FN/Browning pistols that were popular at the time in Europe. The company survived the German occupation during World War II and from the 1950 onwards, the company started to manufacture it's own firearm designs. The 1970s saw the first financial difficulties, which lead to the company becoming a subsidiary of [[FN Herstal\|Fabrique Nationale of Herstal]] sometime during the decade. Around 1985, the company went bankrupt and survived for few more years in the form of MABCO.		The company was created by Léon Barthe in 1920 and was active from 1921 to the end of the 1980s. Initially, the company produced pistols that were derative of FN/Browning pistols that were popular at the time in Europe. The company survived the German occupation during World War II and from the 1950 onwards, the company started to manufacture it's own firearm designs. The 1970s saw the first financial difficulties, which lead to the company becoming a subsidiary of [[FN Herstal\|Fabrique Nationale of Herstal]] sometime during the decade. Around 1985, the company went bankrupt and survived for few more years in the form of MABCO.

	=Specifications=		=Specifications=

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	The '''Manufacture d'armes de Bayonne''' (roughly translated as "Bayonne Arms Factory", abbreviated as '''MAB''') was a French arms manufacturer that specialized in handguns.		The '''Manufacture d'armes de Bayonne''' (roughly translated as "Bayonne Arms Factory", abbreviated as '''MAB''') was a French arms manufacturer that specialized in handguns.

	The company was created by Léon Barthe in 1920 and was active from 1921 to the end of the 1980s. ~~At first it~~ produced ~~derivatives~~ FN/Browning pistols~~, mainly from [[FN Model 1906]] and [[FN Model 1910]]~~. The company survived the German occupation during World War II and from the ~~1950s~~ onwards, the company started to manufacture it's own firearm designs. The 1970s saw the first financial difficulties, which lead to the company becoming a subsidiary of [[FN Herstal\|Fabrique Nationale of Herstal]] sometime during the decade. Around 1985, the company went bankrupt and survived for few more years in the form of MABCO.		The company was created by Léon Barthe in 1920 and was active from 1921 to the end of the 1980s. Intially, the company produced pistols that were derative of FN/Browning pistols that were popular at the time in Europe. The company survived the German occupation during World War II and from the 1950 onwards, the company started to manufacture it's own firearm designs. The 1970s saw the first financial difficulties, which lead to the company becoming a subsidiary of [[FN Herstal\|Fabrique Nationale of Herstal]] sometime during the decade. Around 1985, the company went bankrupt and survived for few more years in the form of MABCO.

	=Specifications=		=Specifications=