WW2 Axis Pistols | Walk-In Wednesday

[@lavida57]

Tom I can't tell you how much I enjoy your videos. So much great info with the history. Thanks

[@jamesboring6445]

Awesome walk in Wednesday! Love the history behind axis occupied sidearms.

[@Nick_B_Bad]

Back in early March I was so excited for a 9k serial range Astra 600. Freaking thing got “lost” in the mail, took me until last week to get my money back from the seller and they even stiffed me out of $30 bucks on my refund. Dealing with shops like that are why I appreciate dealing with Legacy more and more.

[@sammyprestwood3182]

I remember watching us military videos were Americans were going into the Walter factories and assembling their own Walter SS style guns and taking them back home to America with them it actually showed the guys showing off the guns assembling some with different style slides

[@nohandlesavailable677]

As a Southerner, I can agree English is not our primary language.

[@seanwhitty1335]

The Norwegan 1911 is very cool just haveing waffen stamp on such a pistol is cool never seen one before thanks 👍

[@steveshoemaker6347]

lol some people said you talk to fast lol🤔....Thanks Tom you are the best...... Shoe🇺🇸

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Thank you!!

[@mabbrey]

cheers tom

[@joeybeasenburg6595]

Another great video and I wish I would have swapped for something instead of a check.

[@jimwiskus8862]

Always interesting. Perhaps you’ve covered this but what constituted an inspector whether from the US or Germany during WWII? In other words what were their qualifications? Thank you!

[@finalaccuracy7695]

I want that Norwegian 1911!

[@jackertl6416]

In practice you say that GIs generally took home 1 gun but in theory if they wanted was there a limit to how many you could take home

[@LegacyCollectibles]

Depends on your Commanding Officer. I have heard some limit guys to 1 or 2. But I see photos of vets carrying a dozen. So no official limit that I know of.

[@GazalAlShaqab]

About ASTRAS: if they are "Waffen-stamped" this does not even mean that they "made it" into the Reich. It is because at the end of 1940 the Germans set un an inspection office in Hendaye (French-Spanish border), and they "accepted" the Astras there (as well as the French "UNIQUES").

[@willrumbold8050]

Someone sure liked their wax pencils 😆

[@hafeezrehman4066]

Good morning Sir

[@tighay8693]

super

[@johnblood3731]

you are two funny. Here in louisiana we talk fast-just listen slow.

[@benschwader4537]

Does a customer count as a patron ;-)

[@wubaru]

Isn’t the astra 300 a 380 caliber?

[@LegacyCollectibles]

yes 380 acp or 9mm kurz in Europe

[@hafeezrehman4066]

@@LegacyCollectibles I'm waiting for your response

[@Normannia]

🤛😁👍🏴‍☠

[@browngreen933]

Pretty sure Hitler didn't "stay home" during the Polish campaign.

[@dukejulito]

24:24 The civil war in Spain was not Fascist vs Comunist. Franco was a rebel general against the democracy, at that time the Republic of Spain had a leftist government, but not comunist; and DEMOCRATICALLY ELECTED