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A real wwii or pre-wwii is going to cost you. You'll either have to hit a local gun show or an online auction site.

Lugerman.

This is on the Carnival Jubilee that sails put of galveston. It also is on Carnivals other sister ships the Celebration and Madi Gras, which are their excel class ships.

So mine was 1000 bucks out the door. As for link in the past they didn't have one. But next time I am at the gun show I will ask them.

Last time I went through two boxes at the range had no hiccups. Now by rapid fire what specifically are you saying? How fast do I need to unload it? Also they were pretty much being sold locally at the time in Houston. So no surprised you dont hear much about them.

@@isimanica1 If it will dump 8 rounds in 5 seconds or less, it is good. Amazing how many 9mms I have seen that can't do that without some kind of malfunction.

@@kenibnanak5554 well next time I go to the range and have an extra hand to record, ill do that and get some videos of that and some others I have for reference.

Made by an American company.

It is rust resistant, where if you treat it right won't rust. Look at some guns that are blued wrong and they rust.

@@isimanica1 Get some education, before you make a mistake about what you're saying?

@@bennettguns3809 Buddy I do, sorry you got to feel like being a terminology police officer here. Slips happen, maybe go create your own videos if you are so upset by a simple slip up.

Bennett Guns stop being a jerk and insulting people.

Sadly no. Though I keep suggesting it to them when I see them at gun shows.

Last beater german p08 I saw was running 1200 and up. So for 1000 on a brand new in stainless steel is a good deal for a shooter

Also commercial pre wwi lugers sold in the US had the American eagle on it just like this one.

You DO realize that there were original American Eagle Lugers made a century ago.....right?

It is marked as Belgian on the pistol, FN is made in the country of Belgium.

@@isimanica1 Wrong, the FN is owned by the Wallonie gouverment, the flamish have no say, make no dicisions or contribute to FN. FN is not owned by the belgium gouverment, its owned by the Wallonie gouverment. Learn before writing noncense

@@RellenaEater First off where is Wallonia located at? Hint, it isn't its own country buddy. It is a part of Belgium. Hence it is made in the COUNTRY of Belgium. When we discuss firearms, we use the country of origin, Wallonia is not a country. And reminder Fabrique Nationale d'Armes de Guerre AKA FN for short means in French National Factory of Weapons of War. Which started making arms for their country of....wait for it....BELGIUM! Learn before writing ignorant comments next time.

@@RellenaEater Vive la Wallonie !

It's a world war 1 era pistol

The grip style you see on the ruger standard 22 pistol, except their 22/45 model which has the 1911 style grip.

IDK personally but I saw where the grip angle is that of you kicking your hand down as far as you can. EDIT: Ergonomics

Yup don't plan too. Love stainless steel when living in such a humid place, don't have to worry about rust as much, it pretty much rust proof from most normal treatment and conditions guns experience.

These run anywhere from 550 to 900 bucks when they come up for these ex military and police pistols.

In work. Hope to have one when I take off for this coming Christmas holidays along with a couple of other unique pistols and rifles.

Only an SS would have such vibrant knowledge of one of these Nazi "Phew-Phews"...... Particularly in the sleepy-time button region.

Trust me I would know, learned it from KGB, or was it CIA? It's been a minute

DWM was the company that made lugers and have not been in business since the 40's. All the new lugers are reproductions.

I know but the repros cause 5000 dollars

@@thatguyoverthere9634 There were a number of companies contracted to manufacture Lugers for the German military, including Mauser and Krieghoff.

These are new manufactured ones and are not the same as the ones you mentioned with heat treating issues. I agree about buying any of used ones that to inspect them closely and that the Aimco ones from the 90's didn't have great quality control and had reliability issues. But these new production ones are definitely not the same and are made to higher standards from what I have seen with mine. The only issue I have had is that it doesn't like the cheap dirty steel cased ammo, but that isn't uncommon with lots of firearms out there.

@@isimanica1 Interesting. I did some research on this. I did in fact find that Interarms was announcing production in 2017 of the stainless Lugers. I checked the current contact information for Interarms and see they list Ofm as the main contact. The website indicates they do not sell guns. I am curious now if this was yet another sputter of production or if they intend to continue.

@@mitsumanic I talked with them at a local show about 2 or 3 weeks ago. They are still cranking them out, about 10-20 per month or quarter (can't remember which they said) and they sell all of them apparently every single one with out fail. They said that they are continuing to keep producing them, small batches but they will keep going because demand is strong for these models. I do know they made some minor changes from past models to address issues of the past. The same people making the pistols are also the ones who do the restoration to OEM spec for many firearms. Apparently they are the go to people now for restoration for arms from WWII and anything that is pre-WWII manufactured arms. So their guys split their time between new production and restoration work.

@@isimanica1 SARCO wrote me today with an ad for one at $1,100 but not in stock. This implies someone may be making them again. But as I wrote earlier, if it won't pass a rapid fire test, then it is just a looks like curio.

@@kenibnanak5554 next time I get to a range that is ok with doing it, I'll record it for yall.

I think it is a bunch of pansy liberals that didn't like my comments on other videos or crazy flat earth believers who again didn't like my comment on some other video.

950 out the door at the show from the manufacturer.

@@isimanica1 do they still make them

@@countrylife8347 Yes to my knowledge they still make them. Small batch runs if I am not mistaken.

@@isimanica1 i need one

Recoil has been what I would expect from most modern 9mm I have shot. I haven't put any +p or defensive ammo through it yet. I hope to have a video of it this weekend to post up.

Yeah they are run by a bunch of old school guys sadly. So their internet presence is a bit wonky. However they do have a facebook page under Interarms of Texas. And if you contact them or call them, they will set you up. I am hoping if they get more business driven, then they may start working on other projects of older pistols no longer made. I think an area that might do well now that people realize that either the originals are starting to fall into two categories, iffy shooters and safe queens that cost you an arm and a leg.

I have seen one once before years ago. It didn't seem as nice as the ones made by Interarms. I do think some of the better employees left Aimco and formed Interarms because they felt that Aimco wasn't doing things right and listening to them.

I Usé To Own One That Was Made By Mouser.

To my knowledge they still do from the last gun show i visited earlier this year.

isimanica1 can you post a website for this company? I can’t find it. It’s sad because I’m an FFL lol

@@ReichenbachEsq They actually don't have a website to my knowledge. But they are part of interarms texas. Here is their website. If you contact them they should be able to help you. interarmstx.com/?fbclid=IwAR13wSMOyK0VjtXdy1ukdqq5DpLwIgx407HueRVY3XFhOjXB2KqAKpeZdr8

@@isimanica1 that website says “ we do not sell firearms “ in large letters on its homepage

@@dotdashdotdash well they changed it then from last year. I know they are both run by the same people. OFM Corp phone number is 713 476 0888. The interarms facebook page had them announcing they were making firearms starting in 2017.

My bad, I was also cleaning up a CZ-75D right before I recorded this video. It would fall under the Wonder 9. But this pistol did lead the way for the wonder 9's by setting up certain aspects that would be desired.

Thanks. Still trying to get used to the cameras. Let me know if there is anything else you would like to see of this pistol. I hope to ha e one of a C96 that I just won posted sometime soon.

Thanks didn't really look at the cards very hard. Was just playing the lottery and see if I won. Have a couple more videos I hope to load of some things I opened up.

Yep 9mm Nato, this one was used by the Israel. So it was set up for the standard 9x19 nato. Shot it on a hunting trip, didn't record it but it had no problems with steel case, aluminum case or brass.

Yeah not a bad deal honestly.

3 challeger packs i think! The mono red aggro. The white black red vehicles and what ever the blue white deck was called. Really good purchase.

Sadly about 6 months after this video the thing had a major failure. Luck would have it that no one was injured as the parts that failed would have cause an out of battery discharge. However I had another standard 1897 shotgun that we are using as a base to build another trench gun by reusing the stock set and shield. The bayonet is the standard m1917 that was also used with the m1917 rifle as well.

It slam fired anything we ran that day. But 6 months later almost had an major failure that could have caused out of battery discharged.