Deactivated WW2 Swedish Husqvarna Model 40

This is a WWII Swedish Husqvarna Model 40 or m/40. It was only in production from 1940 to 1946 and was a Swedish copy of the Finnish Lahti L35 pistol. The initials SS stamped above the lanyard are those of the Army inspector Sture Stenmo. Although Sweden remained neutral during WWII it remained under threat and feared invasion from Nazi German and the Russian's, both counties eager to increased its territories. However it did allow the German army use it's railways and let the Allies use it's air bases and train forces from Norway and Denmark, but fearing an invasion Sweden quickly produced its own military pistol the M40. Deactivated to current specifications with a moving slide / bolt and trigger.