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Wonder what that thing is worth….sheesh

I had a guy tell me once, "A good story sells." That comment made me not want to do any more business with that man. A "good story" isn't anything but a lie.

Such a shame we can not own guns here in the Netherlands..unless you jump through some serious hoops😢

i prefer the AP model myself it could be had in 45ACP!!!

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Great video Thank you

I still remember the head rushes I would get from my first ever smoke lol

Even experts perpetuate the myth that the Luger P08 was unreliable in dirty environments. This has been definitively disproven in testing. The Luger is extremely reliable under those conditions. Testing has been done to show the design does a great job of keeping debris out ot the action.

Very interesting. What's the significance of the ice pick pointer?

My grandfather, an Army Captain in WW2 & Korea, brought home one of those scabbard covered Samurai Swords with the fabric tassels connected to wooden tags stamped with a Standard or Kanji- it hung upon his wall in the Den from 1948-1989. It was not factory made, it was hand built forged sword and had a snake or animal skin wrapped handle-it was braided, it was beautiful!! In the 1980’s groups from Japan came to Oregon, Washington & California to buy back these swords. It was for honorable GI’s & Captains to return essentially stolen family heirlooms. My grandfather had a very important Sword and it was sought after for 30+ years. He felt it was the right thing to do in returning the sword.

If I were to make an educated guess on the P3 eight as the selection of the replacement for the Luger, I’d have to say it looks like it’s cheaper to manufacture From the other 9 mm firearms like the enlarged Walther PP If you look at the barrel on the P3 eight sticking out by itself, the action itself is self-contained behind the barrel, whereas the Walther PP, which is actually very pretty good encompasses the barrel and I would say that would be a much more expensive firearm to make any military Troops, these guns would probably look at the long-term cost

Americans often shorten the slides of their pp's

…is this a dick joke?

"Taken"? You mean *STOLEN.*

PP 🤣😂🤣

priceless?

I would kill for one of these! I usually appendix carry my perfectly average size PP on dates and the like

'Buy the {insert collectible} and not the story', is solid advice. A 'story' is just that...a story. Provenance is very different from a story. Unfortunately too many people think a story and provenance are the same thing. Provenance can add a lot of value to a collectible, but stories are worth what their made out of...whole cloth.

One of your best, most information-packed videos.

On that gun list what's #6 -- the 7mm "Steyr-Oester Waffensabr" full-stock rifle? Is that a Mannlicher bolt-action based on the M1888 German Commission Rifle?

American theif.

You mention that one of the items taken from Fritz Walther's home was an air pistol. I don't know the full history of Walther Firearms, but I do know that postwar the Walther Company manufactured air pistols. There is a very famous promotional photo of Sean Connery as James Bond holding a long barrel target style pistol. The pistol that Connery is holding is a Walther LP-53 air pistol. 'LP' stands for 'Luft Pistole' (air pistol). The LP-53 copies the lines of Walther's Olympia .22 target pistol.

"Lugubrious?" You're teaching vocab? Here's a word to look up, "diction."

That’s a pretty cool PP, wish they would mass produce some for American market.

Should be returned to the Walther family.

your audio is clipping. Turn down the gain or use RX in post to take out the clipping.

What a nice pistol! Does it lock up like a P-38?

Ridiculously immature. Love it.

if that beautiful PP ever come available I'm pretty sure it will be out of my price range

Okay. Who gave the PP Viagra?

John Holmes PP...

To say it clear, it was stolen from Fritz Walther

History is written by the victors.

whomever chose the thumbnail and the episode title deserves a raise

Great background. Loved this video

In the 1960's walther should have put these beautiful giant PP's into commercial production. They would have sold hundreds of thousands of them.

That is a beautiful gun. Love the story.

I think the Walther factory in europe will be interested to obtain this pistol.

Great story! Thanks for sharing it. Have a great weekend! 🙏🏼🇺🇸

I have a smaller PP with larger caliber

Sounds like organized looting legitimized by the US military, with the purpose to erase the cultural heritage of the German nation!? Why not give the guns back? Most guns were probably just hunting weapons ...

Incredible piece to an incredible collection, I'm sure.

Yeah that was definitely fascinating!

Can you purchase antique firearms from Legacy Collectibles? And if so is there a catalog, looking for a Beretta 1934 in 380 Corto?

the title is so out of left field and im very much here for it

WOW ,,,, AMAZING !!

so.. that's what it looks like when it's not cold...?

😂😂 I'm just childish enough that I laugh every time he says PP and enlarged PP

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Lol this title is gold!! 😂