The 1912 Steyr-Hahn pistol, the primary service sidearm of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, underwent a rigorous mud test to assess its reliability in harsh conditions. Despite some failures to go into battery after submersion, the pistol demonstrated notable resilience, particularly due to its rotating barrel design which protected critical locking surfaces. It was ultimately ranked as the second-best pistol among Central Powers firearms of its era, trailing only the Luger P08.
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