Mauser Model 1934 (.32 ACP) History & Shooting Demo

Continuing where we left of with the Mauser Model 1914, we are now looking at the Model 1934
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[@robertthorn9560]

Another great pistol of the between the war firearm era; I acquired one a few years ago and am looking for its kid brother the model 1910. I also, have pair of Ortgies pistols in 32acp and 25acp which has a rich but short history; you can see them in action in the TV series, Babylon Berlin with an array of other historic early 20th century firearms.

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

I’ll have to check that out, thanks for watching! And happy hunting for that 1910 👍🏻

[@jackbarnard1781]

Oh love your cz model 27. I've been wanting one for a spell

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

They’re neat! And as far as milsurp pistols go, not terribly expensive (usually)

[@csaint6780]

Thanx for the info. real cool gun!!!

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

And thank you for watching! I love these little .32s

[@Ah.M.Sengul]

Hi Thomas, nice and educating video thank you as always, I , personally would like to see you , if you may off course , comparing WWI carbines of the nations in that conflict, bolts triggers, sights , smoothness etc. Thank you again...

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Oh that’s definitely happening 👍🏻

[@CRR8980]

Nice shootin TomTom!

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Thank ya!

[@zarb88]

Hi Thomas enjoyed the 34 video. The Walthers also had a contoured grip. A little hard to see detail on the pistol. To get the striker to fire you only have to pull the trigger after inserting mag, but you already knew that.

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Yeah I just don’t like dropping the striker on empty, I’ve broken a few old firing pins before. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!

[@zarb88]

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry you can load a snap cap if you like

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Very true

[@tacosandfrenchfries4561]

Really enjoy the channel. Do you think this will increase, decrease, or stay the same in value over time and why. Thanks in advance.

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

In my experience most of the German guns in general only seem to get more valuable over time, I expect that as long as this is maintained it will only be more valuable. Thanks for watching!

[@jackbarnard1781]

Is your pistol stamped for kreigsmarine ? U-boat captains carried them. & most ended up at bottom of the Atlantic

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Sadly no, but I think later in this video we do take a peak at one such example 👍🏻

[@nigelkavanagh2048]

Great vid tomas, any idea where I could get a set of grips, and a mag?

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Check Numrich Gun Parts and Liberty Tree Collectors, original parts also pop up on eBay occasionally so just keep your eyes open 👍🏻 thanks for watching!

[@stephenmartini5890]

Where can I obtain a new Firing Pin Spring and a new Recoil Spring? I recently, send for a pair from a company in PA but, the springs were wrong. A close match for both but still wrong. The Striker Firing Pin Spring inside diameter was to tight to fit on the Loaded Chamber Rod and could not be compressed enough to seat Firing Pin on the Sear. And the Recoil Spring was close but, an inch to long again, not being able to compress it into position within the Slide. So, if you have another Vendor for parts, please let me know.

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

For new ones I’d check Wolff Gunsprings, they manufacture them but I haven’t tested them myself. Also you can always check Numrich Gun Parts and Liberty Tree Collectors for originals

[@michomicho7668]

can i ask you pls // for 7,65 mauser 1910 /14 /34 ,do they all use same mag // or better do modern kkk mags for mauser 1910/14/34 in 32 acp work in all this types of mauser pistols // or if not please explain is there some minor adjustment needed , or they fit perfect from 1910 to 34 /14 model ,, of course all in 32 not 25 cal //please help me out here

[@mohammedcohen]

...my dad brought one of these home when I was a young boy...I got it when he passed away in '84 but lost it to pawn in '85 during a period of unemployment...stupid me!!!

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Always sucks to part with a historic piece... Especially when you’ve got a story behind it! Thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@ar6985]

Your holster is Japanese. I have one almost identical but it is for the 1910/34.

[@eduardofranciscoquintanace7299]

How can I have spare parts for a Mauser model 1934 pistol cartridge magazine safety lever I am from Chile 8va. region

[@kjellg6532]

In Kriegsmarine the -e- at the end is sounded like the e un -eggs-, so kriegsmarin is not correct.

[@mohammedcohen]

...his mob name wouldda been 'Joey Nickles'...

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Most likely lol

[@ПавелЧервев-я9о]

Был самым популярным, после "браунинга" В России.

[@dionlu8433]

Very nice video Thomas. Enjoy it a lot. Btw how to send you an email?

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

Thank you very much![e-mail], though the best way to get ahold of me privately would be direct message on Instagram @greatnorthwestweaponry

[@dionlu8433]

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry Thank you Tom.

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

No worries 👍🏻

[@dionlu8433]

@@GreatNorthwestWeaponry just sent you an email through gmail.

[@GreatNorthwestWeaponry]

I’m not seeing it yet but I’ll keep checking, and you did catch that the gmail is “guns and kinves” not “weaponry” correct?