Videos tagged with Walther Banner

This video showcases a rare Walther 16 gauge double-barrel shotgun manufactured in March 1940. The presenter, a Walther collector, highlights the shotgun's exceptional condition, noting 100% bluing, beautiful wood, and distinctive Walther banner markings. The discussion touches upon its historical context, including potential connections to figures like Himmler and the limited production numbers, emphasizing its extreme collectibility.

This video provides an expert-level overview of Walther PP and PPK firearms, focusing on their historical progression and collectible value. The presenter, a seasoned collector, details changes in finishes, grips, magazines, and proof marks from pre-WWII through late-war production. Specific attention is given to rare variations like the Party Leader PPK and Luftwaffen contract PP, along with insights into their market pricing and authenticity concerns.

This video showcases a significant collection of historical firearms, primarily European pistols from the pre-WWII and WWII eras. The presenter, an experienced collector and dealer, details various Walther PP and PPK models, Mauser HSCs, and Lugers, highlighting their specific variations, production dates, proof marks, and historical context. The emphasis is on collector-grade examples, including rare variations and matching components, offering insights into the nuances of identifying and valuing these historical pieces.

This entry details the Walther HP (Heerespistole), a significant predecessor to the Walther P38, as presented by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons. It covers key identification features such as slide markings ('Mod HP', Walther banner), grip types (checkered plastic/wood), caliber variations (9mm Parabellum, .30 Luger), and German commercial proof marks (Eagle over N). The guide highlights its DA/SA action and historical context, including its adoption by Sweden as the M39.