Videos tagged with Naval Firearms

This video showcases two consecutively numbered Mauser 1934 pistols, highlighting their pristine condition and original packaging. It then transitions to discussing rare 1934 Navy Mausers, detailing their unique property markings, including the 'funky chicken' eagle over M stamp. The presenter educates viewers on the historical context, manufacturing variations between the 1914 and 1934 models, and the evolution of Navy markings through different eras.

This video delves into the history and specifics of Portuguese Navy Lugers, specifically focusing on the Model m/910 variants manufactured by DWM and Mauser. It explores the unique aspects of these historical firearms within a naval context, highlighting their significance as forgotten weapons.

This guide, presented by an expert collector and dealer, details how to differentiate between World War I and World War II Navy Lugers. Key identifiers include barrel length (6-inch for WWI, 4-inch for WWII), specific proof marks like the 'Crown M' on WWI models, and naval property designations ('O' or 'N') on WWII versions. The video also touches on identifying holster markings relevant to naval acceptance.

This guide details the operation of the unique magazine cutoff mechanism on the Vetterli-Ferracciu Model 1870/90, a rare Italian Navy rifle. Expert instruction from Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons explains how to lower the four-round box magazine to allow for single-shot firing while keeping the magazine in reserve. This technique was crucial for naval landing parties requiring controlled firepower.