Videos tagged with Surplus Handgun

This video provides an in-depth review of a WWII German P38 pistol manufactured by Mauser (byf43 code). The presenter highlights its historical significance, shootability, and surprisingly modern design for its era. Key features discussed include its single-stack magazine, loaded chamber indicator, single/double-action trigger, and decocker. The video also touches on its value as a collectible and a shooter, comparing it favorably to the Luger.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Hungarian FEG AP pistol, a firearm noted for its similarity to the Walther PP. The video emphasizes its value as a surplus item, offering a reliable and affordable option. Expert insights cover its design, caliber, and performance, making it a practical choice for collectors and shooters seeking a budget-friendly handgun.

This video provides an expert review of the Tokarev TT33 and its Polish TTC variant, highlighting its historical significance as a WWII handgun. The instructor details its design influences, chambering in 7.62x25mm, and compares it to the 1911. Key features like the self-contained trigger unit, minimalistic sights, and unique grip angle are discussed, along with its affordability as a surplus option.