Videos tagged with Tula Factory

This video provides an in-depth look at a rare Persian Artillery Luger (LP08) from a 1934 contract, highlighting its unique Farsi markings and differences from standard German models. The presenter, an experienced firearms enthusiast, also showcases other recently acquired items including US Navy Square D binoculars from 1942/43, a Type 44 Japanese cavalry carbine in excellent condition, and a near-unissued Russian SKS from 1954. The Luger discussion emphasizes the limited production of the artillery model (1,000 units) and its original purpose for the Shah's personal guard.

This video provides an in-depth look at a mint condition 1944 Russian Tokarev TT-33, highlighting its historical significance and design evolution. The presenter, with assistance from Ian of Forgotten Weapons, details the TT-33's lineage from the TT-30 and its predecessor, the Nagant 1895. Key features discussed include its unissued condition, the Tula factory markings, and the rare late-war wooden grips. The video also touches upon the significant Soviet war effort casualties and demonstrates a field stripping procedure, emphasizing the innovative hammer package design.