Date
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Event
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1920
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Generally given as the year the company was founded.
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1921
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Introduction of Type I Model A
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January 1925
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Introduction of the Type II Model A
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11 December 1929
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Model A - nickel finish
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20 August 1932
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Introduction of the Model B - nickel finish
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29 August 1932
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Model B - blue finish
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15 September 1933
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Introduction of the Models C and D in 9mm Browning Short (.380 ACP)
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30 September 1933
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Model D - 7.65mm Browning (.32 ACP)
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18 October 1933
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Model C - 7.65mm Browning (.32 ACP)
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25 March 1949
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Introduction of the Model E
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1949
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Last production of the Model B
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1 January 1950
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Introduction of the Model C/D
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26 April 1950
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Introduction of the Model F - 153mm (6 inch) barrel
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26 December 1950
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Model F - 104mm (4 inch) and 180mm (7 inch) barrel
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2 January 1951
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Introduction of the Model R - 7.65mm Browning (.32 ACP)
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25 June 1951
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Model F - 185mm (7.28 inch) barrel
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23 July 1951
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Model R - 7.65mm French Long
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24 September 1951
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Model F - 150mm (5.9 inch) barrel
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11 February 1952
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Introduction of the Model R-Para or R-9 - 9mm Parabellum
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3 March 1952
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Model F - 115mm (4.5 inch) barrel
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7 July 1952
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Model F - 173mm (6.8 inch) barrel
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23 March 1953
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Model R - 9mm Browning Short (.380 ACP)
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5 March 1954
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Model F - 68mm (2.68 inch) barrel
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26 July 1954
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Introduction of the Model R-22 - 183mm (7.2 inch) barrel - .22 short
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6 December 1954
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Model R-22 - 113mm (4.45 inch) barrel - .22 long rifle
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31 January 1955
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Model R-22 - 183mm (7.2 inch) barrel - .22 long rifle
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1 July 1957
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Introduction of the Model G - .22 Long Rifle
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March 1966
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Introduction of Model P-8 and PA-15
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1968
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MAB company files for bankruptcy
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October 1969
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40% stake in MAB acquired by FN - MAB company reopens
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1978
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Production of FN’s Baby Browning pistol moved to MAB factory in Bayonne.
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September 1982
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MAB company goes out of business
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1986
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Founding of MABCO - production of P-15 & P.A.P. F1 resumed
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