Videos tagged with 30 Luger

This video delves into the rarity of commercial Walther P.38 pistols produced during the wartime era (1938-1945). It highlights the significantly lower production numbers of commercial models compared to military issue, with a particular focus on the extremely rare 7.65mm (30 Luger) caliber variants. The discussion also covers unique features like duralumin frames and the distinctive yellow commercial packaging.

This video showcases a collection of high-value firearms, notably a rare American Eagle Luger owned by Howard Hughes, which was used in the movie 'Hell's Angels'. The presenter highlights the historical significance and rarity of these pieces, emphasizing their excellent condition and original finish. The collection includes other unique items like Tyrolean Eagle shooter prizes, underscoring the collector's focus on quality and historical provenance.

This video showcases a collaborative unboxing and initial assessment of several firearms rescued from Canada, featuring insights from firearms experts Isaiah and Tom. They examine various Luger models, including a Mauser S42 and a rare Krieghoff commercial Luger, alongside a Colt 1917, a Walther P38, and a DWM Luger. The discussion highlights historical context, manufacturing codes, caliber differences, and the condition of each firearm, with a focus on their potential as shooter-grade collectibles.

This review of the Luger 1900 highlights its historical significance as a pistol that established many modern features. Key aspects discussed include its weight, overall length, loading mechanism, grip ergonomics, trigger feel, recoil characteristics, safety features, and sights. The reviewer notes its potential for improvement but acknowledges its groundbreaking design for its era.

This Q&A session from Forgotten Weapons covers a wide range of firearms topics, from hypothetical military procurement sabotage and fixing existing arsenals to the nuances of collectible firearm pricing and the historical appeal of German small arms. Expert Ian McCollum discusses practical solutions for Elbonia's weapon issues, the best ways to research firearm values, and the reasons behind German firearms' popularity. The discussion also delves into specific firearm designs, operating systems, cartridge development, and the challenges of military adoption processes.

This video provides an in-depth look at the rare Noble self-loading pistol, designed by J.W. Noble. It highlights the pistol's unique lever-action mechanism with short barrel recoil, comparing it to the Luger. The review details its development for the 1907 US Army pistol trials, its .30 Luger caliber, and the challenges faced due to its crude design and manufacturing, ultimately leading to its rejection. The video also discusses the adapted Browning Model 1907 magazine and the scarcity of surviving examples.