Femaru Parabellum Super 12 Complete Specs and Full Gun Specifications

In 1957 Fémáru Fegyver és Gépgyár received the Egyptian Army contract for 30,000 Tokarev TT-33 type pistols in 9x19mm Parabellum. This pistol was developed by Ambrus Balogh, weapons engineer at Fémáru and it was originally referred to as TT-9P, but eventually it was called and marked "Tokagypt 58". It was a significant modification of the Soviet Tokarev TT33 and the Hungarian 48.M for the 9x19mm cartridge. A new safety catch was fitted on the left top side of the receiver, a convenient one-piece wrap-around plastic grip and a finger support on the magazine. Apparently after 13,250 pistols had been delivered, the contract was terminated by the Egyptians. Then most of these pistols were sold commercially across Europe, and a few also made it to the U.S. from there. Late production Tokagypt pistols were also made with a “Super 12” mark rolled on the right side of the slide and “PARABELLUM cal 9mm + 7.62 TT” rolled on the left side of the slide. These pistols were supplied with two barrels in appropriate calibers.