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Collectors Firearms
United States
Приєднався 16 лют 2019
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Here at Collectors Firearms, we interact with folks from all walks of life. We strive to bring a positive experience for anyone who comes through our doors.
Interested in finding out more on something you've seen on our UA-cam channel? Give us a call here at the store!
Have a gun or a whole collection you need some information on? We'll be glad to help!
Website: www.collectorsfirearms.com/
Telephone (Toll Free): (713)781-1960
Email inquiries: info@collectorsfirearms.com
Here at Collectors Firearms, we interact with folks from all walks of life. We strive to bring a positive experience for anyone who comes through our doors.
Interested in finding out more on something you've seen on our UA-cam channel? Give us a call here at the store!
Have a gun or a whole collection you need some information on? We'll be glad to help!
Website: www.collectorsfirearms.com/
Telephone (Toll Free): (713)781-1960
Email inquiries: info@collectorsfirearms.com
History with Historian Marty Morgan: Falkland War Weapons
Collectors friend, author, and American / military historian Martin K.A. Morgan shares his wealth of knowledge on the firearms used in the Falkland War (April 2, 1982 - June 14, 1982).
#falklandwar #rifles #British #argentina
Visit Marty's page @midway512
#falklandwar #rifles #British #argentina
Visit Marty's page @midway512
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History with Historian Marty Morgan: Vietnam "Bring-back" Firearms
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Collectors friend, author, and American / military historian Martin K.A. Morgan shares his wealth of knowledge on the G.I. practice of bringing back firearms focusing on the Vietnam era, and the unique story each carries with it. #vietnamwar #Bringback #gun #wartrophy Visit Marty's page @midway512
History with Historian Marty Morgan: Pre-89
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Collectors friend, author, and American / military historian Martin K.A. Morgan shares his wealth of knowledge on three Pre-89 magazine feed rifles. Visit Marty's page @midway512
History with Historian Marty Morgan: WWII VG1-5 "Peoples Assault Rifle"
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Collectors friend, author, and American / military historian Martin K.A. Morgan shares his wealth of knowledge on the World War II German Volkssturmgewehr VG1-5 "Peoples Assault Rifle". Visit Marty's page @midway512
History with Historian Marty Morgan: Military Surplus
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Collectors friend, author, and American / military historian Martin K.A. Morgan shares his wealth of knowledge on military surplus rifles. Visit Marty's page @midway512
History with Marty Morgan: Was my M1 Garand in WWII???
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Collectors friend, author, and American / military historian Martin K.A. Morgan shares his wealth of knowledge on how to I.D. WWII M1 Garand service rifles. Visit Marty's page @midway512
My First Gun Purchase
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Just one of the hundreds of testimonials we get from happy customers! This video was inspired by a customer response to their experience buying their first gun at Collectors Firearms Houston. Look forward to seeing y'all!
Collectors Firearms Austin Location
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Collectors Firearms Austin has everything you love about Collectors Firearms but located in The Range at Austin! Come by and visit our second location so we can show you what we have to offer. 8301 S I-35 Frontage Rd. Austin, TX 78744 737-802-3777 infoATX@collectorsfirearms.com
Historian Marty Morgan Discusses the Japanese Type 99
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Doctor and Historian Martin Morgan takes a look at some of our exceptional Japanese Type 99 rifles. Join him as he explains the intricacies and unique differences between models made over time.
Repair and Restore Wood with Collectors Firearms
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Thanks to the skills of our master wood and gunsmiths on location we can repair your damaged or broken collections to their former glory. There is no job beyond repair for Collectors Firearms.
Your Premium Shotgun Dealer
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This hunting season Collectors has you covered. We are proud to be your personal dealer for all premium shotguns. Visit our site today and browse our unmatched selection of Browning, Benelli, Beretta, and so much more!
A look into our Gunsmithing and Woodworking Services
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A look into our Gunsmithing and Woodworking Services
A Special Message From Collector's Firearms
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A Special Message From Collector's Firearms
Collectors Firearms - Winchester 1873 (W9951)
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Collectors Firearms - Winchester 1873 (W9951)
Collectors Firearms - The Best Damn Gun Shop in the World
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Collectors Firearms - The Best Damn Gun Shop in the World
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I know a little bit about the Falklands War but not a whole lot because younger me was like "it only lasted 2 months its not a war" but now I'm finding it to be incredibly interesting
More awesome gun and militaria videos please. Austin and Houston have awesome products.
Best store in Houston hands down 🔥
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I have spent my life studying history, and prefer military surplus rifles. When I was a younger man I had more modern firearms, and just acquired my first milsurps last year, a sporterized K98k and a Chinese SKS. Looking to get a Carcano or a Swiss rifle next. Or maybe a Mosin or a non-sporterized Mauser. Good video.
I have a Nagoya 0 series 99 Long with matching bolt. How rare is it and are they worth more to collectors?
Surprised they splurged with that third tack on the buttplate on the last ditch
I live 3 hours away. I need to head down there one of these days.
I have a difference of opinion. The Japanese type 99 although a good solid accurate rifle is too me and this opinion only not equal to the Mauser the Germans had and used. I actually think the Type 99 is a crude copy of the Mauser action. The Mauser is a fine very accurate rifle. I would love to see a comparison of the two d Side by side.
hey Marty you need to check the audio it's up and down on different uploads!
That's not Easter, that's Christmas!!!
He failed to mention the Cromeolly lined barrels in the earlier versions.
It's not the Peoples Assault Rifle its the Volkssturm (as in the organization) Rifle.
Oh I know this one, it does +10 radiation damage per shot
Allegheny Arsenal is supposed to be making reproductions at a price of $4000.
Mouthwatering guns... To be honest, the late 80´s were bad years for gun collectors, 86 ad 89 gun acts have been just a wall for honest law avaiding gun owners separating them from extremly interesting piences like those on the video.
Maybe just maybe you can run some of your pronunciations past a native german speaker. You clearly put effort into it but ...
Made so cheap back then and today one of the most expensive non FA NFA axis weapons I’ve come across.
This weapon is pure dieselpunk...I love it.
This thing makes an M 3 "grease gun" look like a finely finished product.
That's pretty crazy The Recoil looks pretty hefty But that makes sense since the entire upper is reciprocating hahaha. It's crazy looking at the It's crazy looking at the stormstorm rifle And then look at an AK47And look at an AR15And look at an SKS You can tell that both Kalashnikov and stoner Borrowed Some ideas But it looks like that does cover opens up and not down like an AR But looking at the stamping and the magazine shape Give me some AK vibesvibes That were also borrowed from the Germans.
War is a bad idea.
Minor error, you showed the MG42 while the narrator said "roller delayed blowback", in fact it is roller locked short recoil operatiion, the STG45 M was the first roller delayed system.
An interesting piece 😮
That's a gas mask canister strap? If you or anyone happens to know, was it issued that way or did they issue it without a sling and the person who it was issued just used that strap? Either way, that was the most astonishing part to hear. Another element of desperation in this already desperate rifle
The two I’ve seen up close IRL had that strap on them, I think that’s how they left the factory.
I got a unmolested Winchester back in 1984 at a army surplus store. It was made in Jan 1944.When I bought it I do not think it had more than 500 rounds thru it.Had it for 20 years before I took it apart and researched every part. It even has original sling. Because it was in such good condition, I do not think it ever left the states. Always wondered about its history.
you would like the book DESPERATE MEASURES
It's funny but I worked in a gun store for 20 years when the Chinese SKS first came into the country. They came in large crates brand new, I bought one I think for $150 it was exceptionally accurate right out of the box. I think it's one of the most underrated weapons in the world, only because it's overshadowed by the AK-47. Excellent video, I've been out of the loop for a while thank you!
@1:04 Italian POWs
14” barrel, makes it NFA?
Probably exempt due to its collectability.
Christ, the sight of that gun functioning is wild; If it were prettier it would be one hell of a piece
Your pronunciation of "Volksturm" convinced me to subscribe. 😊
Incorrect pronounciation made you subscribe?
うちの親父の兄は、第二航空通信団、 第二十二航空通信隊で、フィリッピンで戦死してます、通信兵だから どんな?小銃使っていたのだろうか? もしかして?戦死した伯父さんの小銃が この中に有るかも?です😅
Please make more videos I love visiting this store when I go to Houston which is not a lot since I live in Florida
At first: In ,military german' a Gewehr is a fullsize battlerifle, in contrast to Karabiner. In , civilian german' a Gewehr is a long gun, in contrast to Pistole, including wallguns, puntguns, antitank guns, antimaterial rifles and Standbüchsen, a very heavy muzzleloader target gun. Now Volkssturmgewehr consists of three words Volks Sturm Gewehr, so two meanings are possible: Volks Sturmgewehr - peoples assaultrifle or Volkssturm Gewehr- rifle of the Volkssturm. Volkssturm is mostly seen as pure newcrated Propaganda term: But in Imperial Germany Landsturm was used for the oldest serving reserve soldiers, usually only serving in rearline ( in wartime soldiers being younger, but not really serviceable also vame to Landsturm - for example men who had been not full seviceable from body problems since birth or after being badly wounded). In time of HRE, when Germany was devided into 300 small states, Landsturm, Landmiliz, Landfahnen or Landesdefension was used to describe the emerency units/ levies of badly armed and trained men being nearly useless after 1500s.
Volksturm is clearly one word in the name so it can only be translated as volksturm rifle or homeguard rifle. The weapon is not an assault rifle which shows as it is incapable of fully automatic fire
@@TheSuspectOnFoot : I am german, and i think , i know both Standard German and my local dialect. In german we can put together many words to a long compoudword. One example: A law about labeling beef (when you want to sell it ) was called: Rindfleischettiketierungsaufgabenüberwachunsgesetz.- seven words in one! So i simply explained that Volkssturmgewehr can have two meanings. And i explained the origin of Volkssturm. The two s are necessary for german grammar. A strange exeption is Werkschutz, which is for decades used, here realy Werksschutz would be vorrect. Werkschutz means Security Guards guarding factories, formerly large companies had their own Security Branch.
@@brittakriep2938 That was precisely my point that Volkssturm is a compound word referring to the German home guard and nothing else. Adding gewehr only means it's the home guard's rifle. That doesn't mean you can then deconstruct the word in a backwards way to mean people's "assault rifle". Translating it wrong has caused many Americans to think it's people's assault rifle which it simply isn't in any way.
@@TheSuspectOnFoot : This is exactly what i wanted to explain. Volks Sturmgewehr and Volkssturm Gewehr both is in german language as meaning possible, but in historical context it is clear, that it means Volkssturm Gewehr ( a rifle to arm the Volkssturm). Some historical sidenotes about german militias: The oldest german target shooters societies date back to arround 1400, few even older. In those days with crossbows, they trained to defend the town walls. By the time they switched to firearms and in 17th century they became a mix of Militia, target shooters society and tradition keepers , their paradeday and Schützenfest became a cultural Event. Also in rural areas militias existed. For example in my homeregion, formerly Duchy Württemberg, there existed regular professional troops, few compared to Population, and every Oberamt ( similar to County in USA) Had to train a small Militia force called , Landesdefension ', in Bavaria the Landfahnen ( Fähnlein was old german word for Bataillon, so Landfahnen - Rural Bataillons). In towns, especially Reichsstädte ( Free Imperial Towns) this Militias always had a name including eiher Stadt ( town) or Bürger ( Citizens). Up to about 1850 this Militias had been seen as part of Army , but only as third line auxillary/ Support units. Then those Militias lost their Military status and became pure private oranisations. Also more and more non uniformed target shooters organisations Had been founded. Current situation: Most former militias are today civilian target shooters organisations, but : Some bavarian target shooters, the socalled Gebirgsschützen, still appear in an uniform consisting of black Lederhose, a long grey bavarian Jacket and Green bavarian hats, the ,Officers' with a saber, and at the great Oktoberfestparade the horsepulled Coach of Bavarian Governor is escorted by an armed Escort of Gebirgsschützen . In Northwest of Germany the target shooters are sometimes at their , Schützenparade' ( in UA-cam are many Videos showing such a Schützenparade) remember the time, they Had been militias, by wearing , Schützenuniform ', a Green Jacket, Green or black hats ( even tophats!) and black, whie or Green trousers. In other Towns the former militias No more do target Shooting, but wear historic uniforms. This Type of militias are pure Tradition keepers. At historical, traditional, cultural Events they appear, their band plays Marching music, they do a march and drill Show and at the end they fire a blanks salvo. Sometimes, when important and very highrank persons visit the town, this Militia Type, Like in old days, serves as ceremonial honour Guard for the important guest. Two (?) Years ago Duke Carl von Württemberg died, former royal House of Württemberg, and at His funeral such a historical Militia served as substitute for former Royal Guard.
Looking on there website they have a 1938 PU mosin clone sniper for $2200 that's wild. Funny thing is the PU sniper 91/30 didn't go into service till 1942 .
if you want to pay 2x retail then you came to the right place..lol
I was fortunate enough to get my Garand with a six digit serial alongside the original barrel
...they used'ta sell at the West Palm Beach Fairgrounds shows gor $89.95 - take your pick - from CRATES of them!!!
Great video
I've purchased online and in person with my C&R FFL. im not from Texas. The folks at collectors firearms have always been helpful.
A decent Krag is the one I've been trying to find.
Except when the main components on yours is April of 45 it’s unlikely it saw war time service. With the non original parts being IH pieces.
Man I wish I lived near there I would be in heaven
Miss Pavlichenko killed 309 nazi’s as a Soviet sniper during world war 2. Woodie Guthry made a song about her, the Nazi’s challenged her repeatedly with their best snipers, who she killed & her enemies knew her as ‘Lady Death’.
Russian women soldiers are something else. Check out the 588th Night Bomber Regiment aka "Night Witches" aka 46 "Taman" Guards night bomber aviation regiment - and the elite "Guards" designation was hard earned and not lightly awarded.
Russian women not American women. Don't get them mistaken. One was a heroe, the other. . . Cheated on their heroes.
Those rifles kick like hell.
Awesome