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Historic Investments
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Historic Investments was founded in 2015, a practical blend of a historical firearms/antique store and an educational source for fellow collectors. Our goal is to offer the highest quality firearms to the most serious collectors. Guns are meticulously photographed, given detailed descriptions, and offered with an iron-clad money-back guarantee. We strive to bring you the best possible firearms, for your collection or investment, and hope that you too will find a fascination with their mechanics and history. Whether you are new to the firearms collecting community, an established, hard-core collector, or simply looking for an alternative investment vehicle, welcome to our channel!
Visit our History Blog at investmentsinarms.com/blog
Visit our History Blog at investmentsinarms.com/blog
Elusive P49 Shooting Prize Pistols #prize #swiss #military
Shooting prize pistols are EXTREMELY rare. Stop and take note, as if you ever see a P49 with markings like the ones shown in this video, you are looking at one of the rarest and most elusive P49 provided to Swiss shooting champions!
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Most Collectable Swiss Military P49 Pistol? #swiss #collection #military
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If you could only add one Swiss military P49 pistol to your collection, which one would it be? We present our thoughts on the most collectable of the P49s, and what information you need to know as an astute collector!
Briefcase Israeli Uzi - Ultimate Collector's Guide
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The Uzi is a family of Israeli open-bolt, blowback-operated submachine guns and machine pistols first designed by Major Uziel "Uzi" Gal in the late 1940s, shortly after the establishment of the State of Israel. It is one of the first weapons to incorporate a telescoping bolt design, which allows the magazine to be housed in the pistol grip for a shorter weapon. The Uzi carbine has two main vari...
Space-age pistol exploding in popularity with collectors! | Whitney Wolverine
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What you need to know if you are interested in adding a Whitney Wolverine to your collection #wolverine #american #collectables #sport
WWII Japanese Swords Captured by U.S. GI #history #ww2 #swords
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An incredible group of WWII Japanese Katana/Tanto swords as GI shipped back to the U.S. with original shipping boxes, dated newspaper packing, and original capture papers for each sword. A wonderful time capsule from the Pacific theater! The Japanese Officer's Katana/Samurai sword has a blade length of 25" and overall length of 40.25." Standard military fittings with well-detailed temper line a...
Massive Cecil Brooks Rifle! | OGCA Experts
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Massive Cecil Brooks Rifle! | OGCA Experts
The Stevens Rifle - The Ideal Choice | OGCA Experts | Joe Carter
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The Stevens Rifle - The Ideal Choice | OGCA Experts | Joe Carter
Gary's gorgeous Lugers (WWI, WWII, prototypes) | OGCA Experts
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Gary's gorgeous Lugers (WWI, WWII, prototypes) | OGCA Experts
Youngest Gun Displayer! | H&R Handy Guns | Sherman Kirkland V
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Youngest Gun Displayer! | H&R Handy Guns | Sherman Kirkland V
A H&K collector's dream! | OGCA Experts | Michael E. Perretti
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A H&K collector's dream! | OGCA Experts | Michael E. Perretti
Star PD with Ian from Forgotten Weapons!
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Star PD with Ian from Forgotten Weapons!
The Elusive Rifles of the WWII German Mountain Troops | OGCA Experts | Wayne Noble
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The Elusive Rifles of the WWII German Mountain Troops | OGCA Experts | Wayne Noble
Crazy Nazi Mountain Troops Gear | OGCA Experts - Wayne Noble
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Crazy Nazi Mountain Troops Gear | OGCA Experts - Wayne Noble
Hilarious Colt 1903 Copy by Chinese Warlords (100 YEARS OLD!)
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Hilarious Colt 1903 Copy by Chinese Warlords (100 YEARS OLD!)
Top 5 Weirdest Handguns (Crazy Warlord Designs!)
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Top 5 Weirdest Handguns (Crazy Warlord Designs!)
Classic Belgian Army FN High Power Rig | Collector's Guide
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Classic Belgian Army FN High Power Rig | Collector's Guide
Rarest of the High Powers | Collector's Guide
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Rarest of the High Powers | Collector's Guide
😍 Stunningly Beautiful Vest Pocket Pistol | Astra 200 Firecat 😍
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😍 Stunningly Beautiful Vest Pocket Pistol | Astra 200 Firecat 😍
WW2 Japanese Military Revolvers (Type 26) | Expert Interview (OGCA): Episode 10 | Jim Angle
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WW2 Japanese Military Revolvers (Type 26) | Expert Interview (OGCA): Episode 10 | Jim Angle
Miraculous GUN SHOW Finds! (WWII & MILITARY PISTOLS) | OGCA 2022
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Miraculous GUN SHOW Finds! (WWII & MILITARY PISTOLS) | OGCA 2022
Collecting H&R Semiautomatic Pistols | Expert Interview (OGCA): Episode 9 | Sean McCarter
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Collecting H&R Semiautomatic Pistols | Expert Interview (OGCA): Episode 9 | Sean McCarter
Mateba Revolver Loading & Mechanics (MTR-8) | No Talking
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Mateba Revolver Loading & Mechanics (MTR-8) | No Talking
A fascinating trigger mechanical design | Astra 400 Target Pistol
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A fascinating trigger mechanical design | Astra 400 Target Pistol
WWII FN High Power w/ Capture Papers - A Nazi Favorite?
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WWII FN High Power w/ Capture Papers - A Nazi Favorite?
Jazz and A. Francotte Luger Training Pistol
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Jazz and A. Francotte Luger Training Pistol
Golden Colt 1911A1 Copies (Llama 3A)
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Golden Colt 1911A1 Copies (Llama 3A)
Reasons to join OGCA | Expert Interview (OGCA): Episode 9 | Sherman M. Kirkland, III
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Reasons to join OGCA | Expert Interview (OGCA): Episode 9 | Sherman M. Kirkland, III
WWII Trench Shotgun | Expert Interview (OGCA): Episode 8 | Bill Pearce
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WWII Trench Shotgun | Expert Interview (OGCA): Episode 8 | Bill Pearce
Davis Sandra Thomas Edward Johnson Karen
Martinez Barbara Davis Patricia Davis Gary
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Here I am saving up for one. Smh
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If you are going to be collecting German Lugers in the Modern Day you better have very very deep pockets..
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I'd like to join, but dont know anyone who is a member.
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pistol so big that it needs a charging handle to chambered 😂
How can I reach u to ask questions about a piece I want to make sure it’s the real deal before I buy it?
It's still a sexy hand gun
Neat, my Russian Military mak is made about 700 units after yours. 1976 Py32XX. :D
What if my gun don’t have a serial number at all!!! It does have different markings but not serial number. How can I tell what year was manufactured?
Am I the only one questioning why the names are wrong for each section? Glock 1941???
Wrong, in this example the writing is also read from left to right. 10, 4. year, type. Meaning Type 14th year.
I go every year to the Morgartenschiessen. Still today, the Army offers a SIG 210 and a SIG550 to the winners.
Que interesante!!!! Gracias.
You couldn’t wipe up the metal on the guns before you showed them off? Seriously greased up. Someone needs to wash their hands….
I know the pistol is old but it’s the same design I have by Tisas and it shoots the same round and uses the same magazines that cost me $500 dollars. Age in of itself makes anything valuable to the owner. If I had that pistol I would shoot it because that’s what it was made to do. My Tisas 1911 looks just like it and shoot everything I shoot in it.
I have a Llama 380 lllA, in Gold plate /mag. But mine is from around mid 1950 - 1959. Look like it was ment as a gift, has some Arabian design. Want to find out it’s value.
What type of shooting glasses are those they look very interesting?
I have some swords my Grandpa gave to me that he got in WW2, told me how he got them he was allowed to select a few and the rest were pushed over the deck of ships into the sea. But I'm having a hard time finding someone that can tell me about them. One of them I was able to get help on the internet on it and it has the name Tanaka Shinsaku writen on the scabbard
Interesting story, If true it's sad.
@@LyudmilaRGVK its very true, its well recorded how many of those swords were destroyed
Excellent video.
Absolutely Gorgeous.
F import marks. Ugly defacment, even when hidden.
Respectfully, the advice at 09:26 is terrible. The only difference between the first and second iteration of the trigger assembly is the contour of the hammer, which doesn't even have a serial number. You could simply buy a spare hammer from the Danish or Swedish contract WITHOUT the half cock notch (a ~30$ part), thus reverse the upgrade and sell the gun at a premium for being a "rare" specimen that skipped the refurbishment process. In fact, there are a lot more -1s without half cock notch floating around than what would be reasonably possible. Here's my advice: 1) Check the serial number 2) Check the markings for any sign of refurbishment 3) Unscrew the grip panels and check the back of the frame for wear. The screw that contains the hammer spring scratches on the frame every time you cock the hammer and thus gives you a 100% trustworthy assessment of how often the gun was fired. 4) Don't pay any premium for an absent half cock notch. Your gun isn't any less genuine if it happens to have the upgraded hammer.
Beautiful pistols! Where does the "1000 Meter Hi-Power" described in Blake Stevens' book fit into this lineup? I know it was a very early version of the pistol, but I don't remember if it was a Belgian Army Trial Pistol or an early production example.
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Great video agree about the best Colt revolveR
Got a Red 9 without much bluing left back in the 90s. All serial numbers match and it shoots. Not much rifling and the gun's miserable ergonomics means it's mostly for the bang factor but I love the fact that it was imported over a century ago now and still runs. Think I paid $600 for it in about 1995? My treasure.
There was also a factory +1 magazine extension. I have one. Also the plastic buffer gets brittle over time. Wilson Combat makes one which fits it
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Very good video. You don't hang around ! Great, had to pause a few times to follow !
The most beautiful and most powerful pistol, there is one older than it from World War II, 5 numbers
I got 3 of them in 89 for 90 bucks each and still have them
Don’t touch sword with hands 😢
Vell done comrade !! 😎
Oh the algorithm…. I just bought a pre-war Colt officer tarter today, and this is the first video on UA-cam.
Harrington and Richardson maintained production of a set of firearm designs should go back to the late 1800s and they did it with a certain amount of hand quality that you’ll never find anymore. The bling on some of their guns is just outstanding. However, with their revolvers, they did not do the kind of product development that made for an accurate shooting Performance They made these guns to a price point and they were able to manufacture these to a low price point for affordability for a very long time over several generations. That many ways is quality delivery. But I’ve heard people say they are rugged, but they’re not well built. They were designed flaws over period of time. One of them is the lack of development in the forcing cone I owned a Harrington and Richardson’s model 999 sportsman, which is a nine shot break up at revolver and it was horribly accurate. It would’ve been better off being a six shot revolver instead of a none shot Revolver, and they could’ve gotten better alignment with the cylinder and the forcing cone from a shot to shot I think a break action 22 revolver is an excellent idea of being that low pressure the last long time and I wish it would bring it back, but they’d never be able to bring back that last years Bluey anymore. There are too many EPA regulations and OSHA regulations In check, you almost have to go to a country like turkey to reproduce these I hear that dies and mold were sold in 1986 when Harrington and richard closed down and the recipient of these dives and moles New England firearms refused to make the revolvers I would like to hear from the people they made that decision
Yes, they came out with an award-winning functional single shot target pistol Why didn’t they keep on making it throughout the years? They could’ve made a few hundred a year and kept this going since they had a very serviceable design.🧐
May you prevent many a regretted purchase <3 Having this info from an expert helps dissuade an excited thoughtless purchase like I would make 😅 Great video!!
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