"Oddball" Navy & Artillery Lugers

In this video, we show you a few Navy and Artillery Lugers that are somewhat unique.
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[@csipawpaw7921]

If memory serves me correctly the 1920 mark does not indicate it was reworked but was retained as part of the reduced inventory authorized by the Treaty of Versailles after WW1.

[@smitthone]

The real stamping tools was extensively used on thousands of gun, wearing off. A new fake tool will be used as sharp as it csn be on few guns

[@NorCalSaint]

Was just looking at a Navy and knew it was fake because of this video. Thank you!

[@Nick_B_Bad]

Oh I like that mismatch Navy with the grip notches. Still need a Luger in my collection. 🤣

[@simonjones6128]

I love all the geeky details Tom always interesting with a touch of humour

[@lonniegamble4292]

I did learn a lot today. Thank you for your attention to detail on these fine Lugers.

[@jimmccue577]

Thanks for the great information! Always enjoy your videos! How about a video exclusively on Luftwaffe guns? Keep up the great work!

[@sambone8213]

Good video. OUT the name of the faker, it might save someone from being defrauded. O marked Mauser Navy owner here as well.

[@gunfisher4661]

I`m not a collector but your videos are very educational and there fore sparks a high interest to me as I always enjoy those type of videos on things of interest to me. I never could get enough of gun and fishing magazines and even Popular Mechanics in the day before the internet. Still can`t get enough Thanks to you and Ian I have something of interest often.

[@Foche_T._Schitt]

19:52

[@kevinl.7487]

Actually some U-Boat Captions & XO’s were known to notch their Lugers with the amount of ships sunk.

[@jtgall1]

You had me worried. I went and checked the Navy in my safe. It passes muster!

[@scottshea6927]

Great Video! Thank you for sharing this information.

[@garand999]

a very instructive, interesting video, make more of this kind , thank. you !

[@prepbrothershomestead9410]

I think maybe the notches were to aid him in his grip of the gun. 😊😁

[@CW-76Raider]

Great video, my 1916 Navy passed all of the tests.

[@M1903a4]

- Many of the fake 1916 and '17 Navies have been reworked to have the large flange pins.

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Thank you Tom!!

[@DARIVSARCHITECTVS]

Fascinating information!

[@jacktheaviator4938]

The Kriegsmarine had naval infantry units, some were involved in the final defense of Berlin, so you might be making assumptions about their combat experience that might not be true when considering the notches