Makes me remember the Polish WZ 29 Mauser rifle I had but lost to a pawn shop. Dated 1937 in absolutely perfect condition that I wondered was it refinished at some time . I was an idiot for losing it
Had one of these several years ago...mine had the slot cut out on the grip....was nowhere near the condition of yours....did not have the holster or original magazine.....i used it as a shooter, was very reliable and somewhat accurate....many say that the internal extractors were not as reliable as the later outside ones, they say that is why Browning changed it........I tend to disagree with that assumption.....I think Browning made that change to cheapen production and remove an expensive step in manufacturing of the pistol, not due to reliability issues....
We know German firearms from the early to mid 20th Century is your forte, however, wished you would do a few videos, random selection, of weapons like the Browning high power of where/when they were made. Hard to believe now, but Canada was a significant source of weapons from that WWII era. Your video on the Singer 1911 was very interesting, I contacted historians who keep records on other Singer plants and it appears only the plant in New Jersey was the source for a short time that made weapons.
Tom an outstanding collection of pistols! If these are ones you are willing to sell Wow what kind of condition pistols do you have put away in your safe?
Kind of a new follower and I love that u have saved so many beautiful classic firearms. I can see the love u have for them all n I enjoy your content. N those babies u are selling in this vid are gorgeous. Way outta my price range but I do love to see them n hear the history of them. Just fascinating stuff.
High power fab pistol better than most modern pistol’s of today that’s a fact! The British SAS Specifically used these for 20 years or more! As well as a few more Special Forces around the world before Glock came in which I think Glocks are crap to be honest plastic fantastic does not Appel wood and steal or get lost! Buy a High power and use as your daily carry and don’t bitch about weight this is a man’s gun with bite modern pistols my ass I hate them to much innovation keep simple and functional and deadly and this pistol is deadly it was good enough for the SAS it’s good enough now so crack your wallet open quick living in the UK sometimes SUCKS lol…
I feel your regret bug of not buying . I went into a pawn shop seen a guitar signature model the matching case USA made The artist who designed it was still alive when I purchased it in 2018 NOW he has passed away I tripled my investment i can sleep with no regrets.
I fired my WWII era Walther PP at an indoor range recently. What a pleasure to fire. Used 50 rounds of 71 gr ammo.
That's awesome. It warms my heart to know that people are getting out and enjoying their stuff.
Absolutely stunning condition pistols. I can only imagine what else you have stored away!
I'm Crying😢there so beautiful.
Amazing historical pieces
Love those Hi-Powers Tom. If only I wasn't poor and didn't live in a country that sucks (UK). Some fantastic condition Firearms
Im in the UK right now. Having a "lovely" time.
@@thomaswhiteman4261 good, its nice here, but our gun laws 😢
Makes me remember the Polish WZ 29 Mauser rifle I had but lost to a pawn shop. Dated 1937 in absolutely perfect condition that I wondered was it refinished at some time . I was an idiot for losing it
thanks for sharing, Doctor.
I own a Smith & Wesson Model 59 (1970s) and 5906 (1980s) and the magazines look identical to the FN Hi-Power.
Had one of these several years ago...mine had the slot cut out on the grip....was nowhere near the condition of yours....did not have the holster or original magazine.....i used it as a shooter, was very reliable and somewhat accurate....many say that the internal extractors were not as reliable as the later outside ones, they say that is why Browning changed it........I tend to disagree with that assumption.....I think Browning made that change to cheapen production and remove an expensive step in manufacturing of the pistol, not due to reliability issues....
Great video!
My Hi-Power made in the 1970's also has painted grips but, mine are red.
Always enjoy your videos. I'm in the UK and collect Axis pistols so learn a lot from them thanks.
In the UK right now
Great stuff Tom !!!
We know German firearms from the early to mid 20th Century is your forte, however, wished you would do a few videos, random selection, of weapons like the Browning high power of where/when they were made. Hard to believe now, but Canada was a significant source of weapons from that WWII era.
Your video on the Singer 1911 was very interesting, I contacted historians who keep records on other Singer plants and it appears only the plant in New Jersey was the source for a short time that made weapons.
Just, WOW!
well done tom , great stuff
Amazing beautiful Gun's....Thanks Tom....
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una increíble colección, grande Tom!!!!!!!
Thank you Tom!!!
Tom an outstanding collection of pistols! If these are ones you are willing to sell Wow what kind of condition pistols do you have put away in your safe?
Those are beautiful guns and I wouldn't mind owning one of them but I probably never be able to shoot it because it's too nice
Kind of a new follower and I love that u have saved so many beautiful classic firearms. I can see the love u have for them all n I enjoy your content. N those babies u are selling in this vid are gorgeous. Way outta my price range but I do love to see them n hear the history of them. Just fascinating stuff.
Cww Karl Weiss ,Lederwarenfabrik ,Braunschweig.
I'm Canadian and I'm glad Canada is not awash in handguns, but those are some beautiful pieces.
I want one of the Lugers
I am too jealous to watch.
Tom, how many collectors will actually shot these WW2 era pistols? My grandfather shot his WW2 issue 45 at least 3-4 times a year till his death.
Beautifull $tuff!
I would love to have the Michael Jordan one.
Is export to EU possible?
no. fuck ur stupid eu gun laws. MURICAAA!!!
Sorry. No. We can import but not export
So incredibly jealous of these.
I had to laugh. 😅 A ramp sight on a 9mm handgun? That had to come straight from the military "good idea" fairy.
Just how big is your safe?
Know it kills him to sell from his personal collection.
how do you post on the webpage? do patreons get first crack?
Patrons get advanced viewing only some but not all videos
High power fab pistol better than most modern pistol’s of today that’s a fact! The British SAS Specifically used these for 20 years or more! As well as a few more Special Forces around the world before Glock came in which I think Glocks are crap to be honest plastic fantastic does not Appel wood and steal or get lost! Buy a High power and use as your daily carry and don’t bitch about weight this is a man’s gun with bite modern pistols my ass I hate them to much innovation keep simple and functional and deadly and this pistol is deadly it was good enough for the SAS it’s good enough now so crack your wallet open quick living in the UK sometimes SUCKS lol…
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I feel your regret bug of not buying
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I went into a pawn shop seen a guitar signature model the matching case USA made
The artist who designed it was still alive when I purchased it in 2018
NOW he has passed away I tripled my investment i can sleep with no regrets.
Just make a video about purchasing new guns and then you can make it a tax write off as a business expense