No. Probably a piece work gun.
It's manufactured in Belgium.
Use to be manufactured in Belgium and other various European countries but today they are manufactured in China. If you have the money buy the made in Belgium.
No, it is manufactured. The Coca bean is grown in Belgium
Belgium
Sweden, Canada, Belgium.
FN made them as did many other makers in Belgium
Apples and oranges.
Depends. The very well known maker of high quality guns, Westley Richards, was in England. The people that tried to copy his name, and made low quality, low value guns marked W. Richard were from Belgium. Belgian guns will show the Belgian proofmark, a very small stamp of an oval, with the letters ELG inside the oval,
1993
You will need to supply a serial number to get a answer to your question.
Underside of the receiver forward of the shell carrier. sales@countrygunsmith.net
1969