Videos tagged with Walther P88

This video presents a 'gun show' of collectible firearms from the channel Legacy Collectibles. The host showcases a variety of historical handguns, including a Colt Commando, Walther PP and PPK models, CZ 27 and 24 pistols, a FN Model 1922, a FEG PA-63, and a High Power. He provides details on their condition, markings, historical context, and collector value, often referencing specific research books and serial number ranges to authenticate them. The presentation emphasizes the rarity and desirability of these firearms for collectors.

Ian McCollum, a recognized firearms expert, details the field stripping process for the HS Produkt HS95 pistol. The guide covers the steps involved in disassembling the pistol for cleaning and maintenance, highlighting unique features like its two-piece barrel and ambidextrous controls. This information is valuable for owners and enthusiasts interested in the mechanical aspects of this Croatian firearm.

This video, featuring firearm experts Ian McCollum and Len Antaris, delves into identifying valuable investment handguns. They discuss a generational shift in collecting, moving towards 20th-century military and service pistols. The experts highlight specific overlooked models from Spanish, Russian, and Chinese manufacturers, as well as rising interest in 9mm double-stack pistols from the 70s/80s. They also touch upon the unique opportunity presented by US military surplus Sig Sauer M17/M18s and the potential risks associated with market flooding.

This review of the Zastava EZ-9 Compact, presented by an experienced TFB TV reviewer, offers a critical look at this Serbian-made pistol. While acknowledging Zastava's historical significance and the EZ-9's potential as a military-style firearm, the assessment highlights significant drawbacks in fit, finish, ergonomics, and reliability with certain ammunition types, ultimately questioning its value proposition at its price point.

This review provides an expert-level overview of three Zastava handgun generations: the CZ99, CZ999, and EZ9. Graham Baates, with extensive experience including a factory visit to Zastava in Serbia, analyzes their design evolution, similarities to Sig Sauer and Walther models, and specific features like accessory rails and hammer styles. The comparison highlights consistent internal machining quality across the series, offering valuable insights for firearm enthusiasts and potential buyers.