ATTENNN-HUT! Rare Military Arms

Everyone knows and loves classic military arms like the 1911, the M1 Garand, the Luger, the Mauser 98, the M1 carbine, the Lee-Enfield and so many more.
Today, we instead examine four outstanding military arms that are not as well-known to collectors, but still bring fantastic history and unique twist to any collection - and at an attractive price.
0:51 - Ruger KMK 512b
3:10 - Deckungzielgerät
5:23 - Smith & Wesson M13 Aircrewman
7:56 - Springfield/Sharps Model 1870 Trials Rifle
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[@ianray8823]

Gonna take my flat range larping to a new level

[@glockparaastra]

Cool Ruger. I have an old Ruger Mk1 Target.

[@TheCombatartist]

A .22 Ruger MK II SEAL pistol?!

[@BillyJ244]

These were used for assassinations

[@eddietat95]

They were for shooting out lights at night, tires of potential getaway cars near a target, sentry dogs, and human sentries. The role is currently filled by the MK24 MOD0 (HK45 Compact Tactical) with a suppressor and IR laser. Suppressed pistols don't seem to get much use thanks to long arms like the MP5SD or MP7 or .300 BLK carbines with suppressors being quiet enough for most of what they do.

[@pb68slab18]

Does the Ruger Mk.II have any US markings?

[@RockIslandAuctionCompany]

It does not; not surprising given the likely nature of its work.

[@pb68slab18]

@@RockIslandAuctionCompany Ruger bull barrel .22 auto, blacked-out stainless, no chrome or other 'flash' It really doesn't need a US stamp, now does it? 😁

[@DK-gy7ll]

No, but they sure didn't forget to stamp that massive billboard-sized warning label all across the side of the barrel.

[@ericgarringer6911]

Say type 2 trials 3 times fast lol

[@RockIslandAuctionCompany]

As long as I don't have to say Deckungzielgerät.