Fegyver- és Gépgyár

It was founded on February 24, 1891 in Budapest. Being the main Hungarian manufacturer of weapons, it also produced various gas equipment, water heaters, lamps, and various metal products.

Over the course of its more than a century-old history, the company was renamed several times: from 1935 - Fémáru, Fegyver- és Gépgyár (“Plant of metal products, weapons and machine tools”), from 1946 - Lámpagyár (“Lamp factory”), from 1965 - Fegyver- és Gázkészrl (“Arms and gas equipment plant”) and, finally, since 1991 - FÉGARMY Fegyvergyártó Kft. (“Arms of FÉGARMY”).

Due to the closure of many product markets as a result of the embargo, after 2004 the company declared bankruptcy.

• Pistols:
  • Roth-steyr m1907
  • Frommer m1901
  • Frommer m1910
  • Frommer stop
  • Frommer baby
  • Frommer liliput
  • FEG 29M
  • FEG 37M
  • FEG 48M Walam
  • Tokarev 48M and FEG Tokagypt 58
  • RK-59
  • Hege AP66
  • FEG PA-63 (AP-63, PMK-380)
  • FEG P9 , clone Browning Hi-Power (produced in several versions)
• Rifles and carbines:
  • Steyr Mannlicher M1895
  • Mannlicher m35
  • Mannlicher 43m
  • Mosin carbine 44M, 48M
  • SCS ( 7.62mm Szimonov Karabély Szisztéma, SzKSz ))
• Submachine guns:
  • PCA ( 7.62mm Géppisztoly 48.Minta )
  • KGP-9
• Automata:
  • AK-55, AMD-65, AMP-69, FEG SA-85
  • NGM-81
• Machine guns:
  • RPD (7.62mm DPM Golyószóró)
  • SG-43 ( 7.62mm KGK Géppuska and 7.62mm SGM Nehéz Géppuska )
  • DShK
• Other:
  • air rifles LG 427, LG 527
  • starting pistols GRP-9

• Official site (closed, available in the web archive: http://web.archive.org/web/20041204075929/http://fegarmy.hu/ )