10 Oldest Pistols that are still in use today

The oldest pistols still in service today are a testament to enduring design and reliability. Despite being introduced many decades ago, these pistols have remained relevant due to their simplicity, effectiveness, and adaptability. They have served various military, law enforcement, and civilian roles worldwide, with some continuing to be used in limited capacities. Let’s check out the 10 oldest pistols still in use today.
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[@miketeeveedub5779]

This John Browning guy seems to know what he's doing. I'm surprised his face is not on US currency. He helped to advance American world dominance more that most presidents.

[@treyweaver5396]

Grew up in Rural Louisiana, learned gun safety at age 5 or 6. 100 meters is very long range for a pistol. To be accurate at that range requires a great deal of training and practice.

[@brucemacallan6831]

9:20 Not only did it see service in WW1 & WW2, - It arguably caused WW1. (ok, the person who fired it did, I know)

[@treyweaver5396]

I own a Beretta 92 F, chosen by the US Armed forces. Very safe and reliable, but honestly not of much use in self defense at 10-20 meters.

[@numbersletters3886]

Who is still using the FN 1910? Lol

[@JoshuaHistoryBuff]

Re-post?

[@thebuzz4108]

Yes

[@JoeWedgwood-ik9zo]

If it ain’t broke…

[@terlik3537]

dejavuuuuuu

[@tedebear108]

I'd like to know who decided to use the 1911 with the orange tip. The one they were showing was a toy gun not a real. If you're gonna make these videos, stay true to form.