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[@garyowen9044]

As a veteran of 4-7 Cav, thank you for showing some of the gems from your friend’s collection, particularly the battlefield pickup from Little Big Horn.

[@rainbow2710]

Thank you Sir and big thanks to your collector friend who so kindly shared some of his gems with us.

[@gynechiatrist]

Wow. I am a 67 yo long time collector who is the child of a wW2 veteran who was a career NCO and collector. That is the most diverse and beautiful collection of small Walthers that I have ever seen in one place by any collector or museum. In Germany in the 1960s I thought I had seen it all. The SAAs and the Colts were the the icing. What patina on the SAAs and what crisp blued autos. I have a private purchase Colt 455 that was bought in Oxford during WW1 and it has that same thick glint. You fellows have Made My Week. Many many thanks!!

[@marktaniguchi7901]

Beautiful collection, thanks for showing them. Very envious.

[@leonardjanda6181]

❤the plum is great looking this is like listening to a seminar in school very educational. Love the channel🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@joeguzman3558]

Thank you Mr. Tom for your time

[@lesterdiamond6190]

I grew up in the area where Sitting Bull's Sioux Warriors went in SW Saskatchewan just after the Battle of Little Bighorn. There were Sharps Carbines and 7th Cav Saddles and Tack at the Fort Walsh National HIstoric Park Interpretive Centre. Years later someone found a US Cav Horse Stakeout Pin down there as well. Very interesting to see 7th Cav Colts in this collection.

[@andybetz8820]

That is a really nice collection. I love to learn about the history of Old guns and collectors and their stories really neat stuff. Please keep up the great work you’re doing. Thanks so much for the videos.

[@ScubaOz]

Those old Colts are awesome!! Damn nice looking. Yeah, the other stuff was neat too LOL!! He's got one hell of a collection for sure

[@ronaldbyrne3320]

A Colt .45 from Little Big Horn. 😮 Amazing find. And that KPK, I learn so much from your videos. Thank you.

[@randygroves1114]

I thoroughly enjoy your work, beautiful firearms, and knowledge and expertise, thank you so much and keep up the good work

[@simonjones6128]

Love the early semi automatic Colts Tom

[@TheCristo68]

I was happy to see that you did not accidentally shoot your cameraman with that colt single action army .

[@GazalAlShaqab]

THANKS for showing! I have already written this many times: old US pieces (like here those 1905 Colts) has the MOST beautiful blueing in the world! (And I say that without even being an American by any means).

[@tonydeaton1967]

Wow! Plethora, now that's a two-dollar word.

[@frankbutta9344]

Very Nice Colt 1905’s!

[@user-db5qd3wd6z]

My father ended up with a plum colored revolver frame many moons ago but it was by accident when he wasn't paying attention to the temperature of a hot salt blueing bath.

[@dbelex]

Plumb color is just the blueing discolored from humidity. Have a Rem. 700 that the bolt handle looks the same.

[@samharper4289]

Beautiful collection!

[@rj4590]

And always a pleasure to view...

[@seanwhitty1335]

O wow love plumbs and that modified colt had a very interesting bit of history thankyou to you and yr freind for showing us just a thought but maybe the hammer difference between the 1911s had something to do with tankers too the more rounded one looks like it wouldnt get caught on things as easly kind of like an enclosed hammer but not just a thought kpk was lovely too looked like it had a duralium frame as well ☺👍👍

[@kraaidievoel]

Jis great thank you!🇿🇦

[@armadagunshow]

Fascinating collection, 1905 look amazing

[@lynnlabauve9319]

Those two Colt single actions would be Ainsworth inspected with low possible four digit serial numbers. Nice!

[@GaryT1952]

Looks like both 1905's were cut for shoulder stock holsters...enjoy your content🎯

[@garyzanghi9272]

Ok, I'm drooling so bad i choked lol One picky note Your weapons you handle with glove's Your friend's weapon's no You might not get invited back to lunch Lol 😆

[@thomaswhiteman4261]

I forgot to bring them. I was sooooo bummed but didnt want to cancel. We wiped them all down after words.

[@kobuserasmus2934]

Easily one of the best channels on KZbin, love your stuff !

[@JF-xq6fr]

Reminds me of the H&K P-7 refurbs that became plum colored after refurbishment. Same goes for my SVT-40 that got a plum-colored bolt after the Russians refurbished it. Can't say it's my favorite finish for any firearm.

[@sammartinez8084]

Great show 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@dannyfrog]

That was an awesome collection! 👌

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Love gun Tom ! And Curt!

[@estebanguillen3982]

THATS AWSOME,THANKS FOR THE VIDEO

[@dustyfarmer]

Plethora...Say that 10 times fast.

[@bigtex4058]

Then do the same for eclectic.

[@grayharker6271]

The German polize were still carrying these in the 70s. I know cause I was held at gun point with one.

[@juanpablogomez7030]

great Tom thanks!!!!!

[@jamesalfredstrong8106]

That gun at 5:40 is a beautiful gun 😊

[@samuelgarrod8327]

Extra vocabulary word. He's never used that service 😂

[@foggy561]

Grandfather left me a 1939 ppk with replacement black grips. Have the original red ones also, I'm assuming my grandfather didn't want the swastika on there as I know that he used to carry it after the war. Its James Bonds gun. Timeless

[@Nick_B_Bad]

I was hoping to see a Unique 16 😂

[@Hammond12331]

In the colt collecting world plum color is frowned on. The plum color is from dirty and contaminated bluing salts. The solutions needed changed way overdue.... I use to think the plum came from different environments the gun has been put in over the decades. But simply isn't true.

[@dkprophett9531]

Amazing treasures 🤑

[@rogerjohnson8707]

Very cool.

[@thEannoyingE]

That party member pistols is incredible! Always wanted one of those, but they’re hen’s teeth these days.

[@bryanb4351]

Not one of those Walther's are military service weapons, unless the firearm is clearly marked or there is documentation to verify the authenticity of the weapon it's just another old gun.

[@aron19.79]

🍸

[@johnsweeney5946]

In many of your videos, you refer to a few PPK's and PP's in 9mm. I imagine you're talking about 9mm kurz or .380, or were there a few 9x19's in those models? The un-initiated are confused.

[@Quadrenaro]

I never really gave it much thought, but my PPK/S has a plum finish on the receiver, and a black slide. Is that common among other PPK/s?

[@pjames4413]

What does he use as a preservative, noticing the shine on the entire firearm?

[@richness1644]

In 1982 I had an opportunity to buy a 1940’s Walther PP (or PPK can’t remember) with the Eagle/“cross” grip. I didn’t have the $250 he wanted for it but I asked him to hold it for a week. He didn’t. I guess he need the cash.

[@RedHuntsman]

Those are nice Colt 1905s. I want to be in someone's will.

[@g54b95]

Hi, Tom! I have an Nagant M1895 revolver (full rig) with some nice 'plumming' going on. I've also seen some really 'plummy' Vz. 50 pistols. What causes that?

[@TheArizonan]

How do you get your hammer caught in a flap holster?

[@mabbrey]

well done tom

[@Iceman8723]

"Grips... the GI's were grabbing them.. putting them in their duffle bags, and putting them on guns and taking them home" - that's your provenance?? YIKES.

[@seanhuds7351]

I nearly bought a Walther once, but my father stopped me after he reminded me it would be a bit insulting to the memory of my Grandfather, what with the war etc. Apparently during WWII, my Grandfather had a succession of unreliable Walther's, which was embarrassing for a Gestapo officer.

[@paulbervid1610]

Very nice

[@hezigler]

More, please...

[@chloe-xp5bh]

It starts to focus up on the gun, then you move it around.

[@user-cx8lx1vi4i]

戦前型ＰＰＫのツェラ・メリス刻印！（驚）それも激レアな幻のエーレンヴァッフェだ！😥コレの忠実なレプリカが日本で販売中ですwww

[@Patricio007x]

Wears gloves for intro but not when handling antique pieces. Anyway, nice video

[@thomaswhiteman4261]

Filmed the into at the office and then went to his house. Forgot the gloves !!

[@Patricio007x]

@@thomaswhiteman4261 🤣 🤣🤣 We all make mistakes. great video still Sir!

[@marcschoenfeld]

why no gloves?

[@khyberpasscustoms9663]

Here these are in Afghanistan and pakistan region also Walther 32acp

[@Patrick_B687-3]

I’ll bet there’s a few more gems in that safe. Just guessing.

[@bertraminc9412]

What happened to the party leader black 1944? Did you sell that?

[@whodey59]

You wear white cotton gloves when you handle your firearms, but not his??? 🧐

[@rheinmoses29]

I wonder how many of these guns were honestly bought and how many were stolen?

[@thomaswhiteman4261]

Well the owner didnt steal any of them ! Most came from Legacy Collectibles and we didnt steal them either.

[@xxxy9928]

always so nice guns , but hard to look that vids 4 me, so much wobbling and moving and shaking with cam and guns , pls use a tripod

[@joaonunes5472]

Linda arma

[@hrfardan66]

If that was my collection I wouldn't let you or anyone handle it without gloves.

[@bertraminc9412]

So while the Germans were making small efficient pieces of art... across the pond... the Americans were making... boat anchors. And they still are.

[@SuperRtrtrtr]

All fakes.

[@AventusEntertainment]

Awesome!

[@porkscratchings5428]

Make all the Allies small arms very boring. Lovely collection.

[@johnmccool4851]

Why would you not wear white gloves. You do on your collection? Very disrespectful..

[@hockmedcamelfucker7470]

Great video as always