Cool WW2 Guns | SOS 2022 Part 3

[@superbug1977]

I've owned two SACM 1935A pistols. I bought my first for 100 dollars. The ammo was then hard to get. Now a Missouri company makes brass for the 7.65mm Longue. So it is easy to reload the cartridge for the first time in a very long time.

[@tomwestbrook1266]

Tom, glad you are back.....

[@jimmccue577]

Loving this! Great history, great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@marktwo3160]

I can certainly see the 1/2 moon vs the tear drop but the Mauser hump not so much. In fact comparing the Mauser half moon and rear hump to my 1923 DWM commercials, they look identical to me.

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Thank you!!

[@gazmeau3192]

On the K98 the refractor is a trading aid, I have a similar one for the P14 rifle

[@mabbrey]

great vid as always tom

[@GorillaCookies]

That's not a training mirror on the Kar 98. It is in fact for use when shooting from a concealed position. They are rare and were middle of the road as far as effectiveness.

[@Nick_B_Bad]

I’m a total sucker for the French occupation pistols! I’ve got at least one example of all except the elusive Unique 16. I regret not bidding higher the Tuesday before SOS w/whomever beat me in that GB auction! 😆😆 I chickened out at $1750 I should have at 2.! 😂

[@Hidalguense]

Probably Ian.lol

[@wubaru]

Number 10, number 10, number 10……sounds like a sequel to the beatles song Number 9.

[@schlinge-fling]

How much was the German lighter? I need to pick one of those up.

[@christiantomasson]

i have pp nr 755388 best regards from sweden

[@Foche_T._Schitt]

What's a navy sacm with 93% paint worth these days?

[@GorillaCookies]

I have a luger with the serial number #0002

[@BMW_MAN]

do not "dry fire" .22