I fell in love with this pistol as a kid of the 60's watching war movies. Still love the timeless beauty of its design. Hope to someday own one. Nice video!
Today I finally got my hands on my portuguese army 1909 order of the P06 (7,65x21mm Parabellum). I disassenbled and reaassembled it using your video as guide. No extra parts left at the end! Thanks, very helpfull video.
Excellent video and highly informative. A very good example of how to teach a potentially complex field strip on a non standard weapon. Thank you for sharing.
I just bought one yesterday. thank you for helping me take it apart for the first time to clean it. By the looks of it, it hasn't been cleaned in a long time. All matching numbers in case you were wondering. Its stamped 1915 D.W.M. not mill - surp but that's ok with me.
+k98100 hey, so I was just trying to disassemble my luger and I realized that the last owner seems to of assembled it wrong. the side plate is on wrong, the lip of it on the outside as opposed to the inside, and I think it is preventing me from moving the lever down. any advice would be great.
This is a Godsend, I will save this video to my playlist since I plan to buy a Luger soon this year as a Christmas present to myself if I can find one for a reasonable price of course, now that I've seen how dissemble this weapon the maintenance shouldn't be too bad. Thank you so much !
I purchased a Luger last week. I've wanted one for years, and now I've got it. I shot it once, and thanks to this video I field striped and .... More importantly, put it back together. Don't expect the parts to disassemble/assemble quite so easily initally, mine didn't. Gunk can collect over time and make work more difficult. He obviously had a clean, oiled and generally well maintained Luger.
A terrific video. Except for one thing. I am an old man, nearly 70 now, and can see quite well still. However, my hearing, like many others around my age leaves something to be desired and when there is loud (to me) background music in these videos, it is extremely difficult to hear your commentary on the subject matter. As I said, a wonderful video, I just cannot hear it well enough to learn from it. I do hope that in future you could make your very good videos without the added background music so they we older gents can hear you, as well as see the video. No disrespect intended here, and I thank you for an other wise terrific video. Matchlock
Thanks for this! I've owned one for years but it's such a rare model that I haven't fired it in years. My nephew showed me how several years ago but forgot so this is great. One thing: where that peice needs to drop down in before sliding back in all the way; there's a little tiny pin that fell out and it took me a long time to see where it fit back in. It's right there on the top of the slot where it falls in. I'm surprised you didn't mention that. It's only about an inch long with a little L at the end.
Craig Kaschan Totally agree! Germans were always the ones with great technical solutions and beautifull design. P08 and fallshirmjäger gravity knife are my favorite military pieces of all time.
Great video with clear picture quality of removal of firing pin etc. Back round music is fine, flows with the action taking place. Thank you to the point educational video AAAA++++
Thank you very much, glad you liked it!! :-D Yeah.. this video was made a long time ago, now i would make it better.. the music is a little too loud ;) Gr Nick
I like your choice of music. Puts me in a peaceful mood. Also, I have to complement your gun handling. None of that silly cycling the action three or four times a lot of people seem to do, just open it, LOOK inside, and close. Likewise doing an actual function check after re-assembly.
The second cycle makes sure, that, if you forgot to take out a full mag, the loaded round comes out again. If you only cycle once, you may load the weapon and bang while "dry firing".
robbierobt If you left the magazine in and you cycle it three times, you'll cycle three rounds through the action and still end up hot. It's much better to lock open, take a few seconds to look into the chamber and the magazine well, and then close. I see so many people just cycle the action three or four times really fast without ever LOOKING, and I can't help being annoyed by it.
Awesome video bro... For a second there, towards the end, I thought you were gonna dry fire it... I'm thinking "no, not on a 1936!" ... Then ya' didnt... Phew! Thank you for that boss! N e wayz... Thanks man, Great vid! ...
By the way, you don't need a screwdriver to remove the firing pin. I just press and turn with my thumb. That reduces the risk of scratching anything with the metal screwdriver blade.
You are a very dangerous man... another sexy demo. This weapon is so intriguing. Almost a staple of a German officers uniform, yes? This can not be just a hobby for you? You have a military background? Your movements are so confident. ... Well, I think so.. TC... Anna
Haha, i am not dangerous.. i just really like historic items! :) It's an amazing and famous gun.. and allied soldiers really wanted them in WW2! I do not have a military background, i know how to handle the weapons, because i am interested in it for a long time! Thanks for watching Anna!! :) Gr Nick
If it is an actual 1936 pattern, the barrel is either shortened or not original. The 1936 pattern had a barrel about twice as long and was used by the artillery personnel only. Yours is standard length.
Thanks! it's very nice to own one! I paid 1000,00 Euro's for it. I thought the gun was something like 800,00 Euro's. But i needed to import it from Germany to the Netherlands. So the total price was 1000,00 euro's! Thats pretty cheap for such an nice gun! Greetings Nick
+k98100 hey bro thx for the nice fielstrip review, i got one question where you get that beat from i very like it, thx in advance , i will subscribe and like :) peace
I fell in love with this pistol as a kid of the 60's watching war movies. Still love the timeless beauty of its design. Hope to someday own one. Nice video!
I really love it too!
Beautiful and accurate! :-)
Thank you for watching!!
Gr Nick
Today I finally got my hands on my portuguese army 1909 order of the P06 (7,65x21mm Parabellum). I disassenbled and reaassembled it using your video as guide. No extra parts left at the end! Thanks, very helpfull video.
Nice!!
Thanks, nice to hear that i could help! :)
Gr Nick
Excellent video and highly informative. A very good example of how to teach a potentially complex field strip on a non standard weapon.
Thank you for sharing.
+Dave NGauge Thanks for the compliment!
Thank you for watching! :)
Gr Nick
Really helpful video, sure have learned a lot in maintaining and caring for my own Luger.
Thumbs up to you my friend.
I just bought one yesterday. thank you for helping me take it apart for the first time to clean it. By the looks of it, it hasn't been cleaned in a long time. All matching numbers in case you were wondering. Its stamped 1915 D.W.M. not mill - surp but that's ok with me.
Great little video sir. Worked well and got my P08 apart and back together. Thanks.
just brought home a luger and was curious how to do exactly this. beautifully presented and easily remembered.
+Illusive Tabby Thanks man! :)
+k98100 hey, so I was just trying to disassemble my luger and I realized that the last owner seems to of assembled it wrong. the side plate is on wrong, the lip of it on the outside as opposed to the inside, and I think it is preventing me from moving the lever down. any advice would be great.
+k98100 figured it out..
good
Quite possibly the coolest autoloading pistol ever made - nice vid!!!
+phatsmitty Thanks man!! :)
Gr Nick
Now I can clean my Luger! Thanks, good video!
Good to hear, thank you! :-D
Gr Nick
This is a Godsend, I will save this video to my playlist since I plan to buy a Luger soon this year as a Christmas present to myself if I can find one for a reasonable price of course, now that I've seen how dissemble this weapon the maintenance shouldn't be too bad. Thank you so much !
Glad you like it! :-D
Hope you get a nice one, have fun with it! :-)
Gr Nick
I purchased a Luger last week. I've wanted one for years, and now I've got it. I shot it once, and thanks to this video I field striped and .... More importantly, put it back together. Don't expect the parts to disassemble/assemble quite so easily initally, mine didn't. Gunk can collect over time and make work more difficult. He obviously had a clean, oiled and generally well maintained Luger.
Thank you finally a video that gets right to the point good video
Thanks!
Glad you liked it :)
Great video man! Easy to follow. Just what we want to know and no bullshit. Thanks alot this was realy helpfull!
One of the best describers on the youtube 👍🏻
A terrific video. Except for one thing. I am an old man, nearly 70 now, and can see quite well still. However, my hearing, like many others around my age leaves something to be desired and when there is loud (to me) background music in these videos, it is extremely difficult to hear your commentary on the subject matter.
As I said, a wonderful video, I just cannot hear it well enough to learn from it. I do hope that in future you could make your very good videos without the added background music so they we older gents can hear you, as well as see the video. No disrespect intended here, and I thank you for an other wise terrific video.
Matchlock
agreed. music is unnecessary.
Agreed.
Same thanks to tinnitus and some other things.
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-what?-EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Thanks for this! I've owned one for years but it's such a rare model that I haven't fired it in years. My nephew showed me how several years ago but forgot so this is great. One thing: where that peice needs to drop down in before sliding back in all the way; there's a little tiny pin that fell out and it took me a long time to see where it fit back in. It's right there on the top of the slot where it falls in. I'm surprised you didn't mention that. It's only about an inch long with a little L at the end.
Has to be the best looking semi auto handgun ever imo
Craig Kaschan Totally agree! Germans were always the ones with great technical solutions and beautifull design. P08 and fallshirmjäger gravity knife are my favorite military pieces of all time.
Great Video!....If only I could buy a Luger in Melbourne!
Great video with clear picture quality of removal of firing pin etc. Back round music is fine, flows with the action taking place. Thank you to the point educational video AAAA++++
Thank you very much, glad you liked it!! :-D
Yeah.. this video was made a long time ago, now i would make it better.. the music is a little too loud ;)
Gr Nick
This was very helpful. Thanks for making this video.
I like your choice of music. Puts me in a peaceful mood. Also, I have to complement your gun handling. None of that silly cycling the action three or four times a lot of people seem to do, just open it, LOOK inside, and close. Likewise doing an actual function check after re-assembly.
Good to hear man! ;)
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for watching!! :)
Gr Nick
The second cycle makes sure, that, if you forgot to take out a full mag, the loaded round comes out again. If you only cycle once, you may load the weapon and bang while "dry firing".
robbierobt
If you left the magazine in and you cycle it three times, you'll cycle three rounds through the action and still end up hot. It's much better to lock open, take a few seconds to look into the chamber and the magazine well, and then close. I see so many people just cycle the action three or four times really fast without ever LOOKING, and I can't help being annoyed by it.
Sehr gute authentische parabellum. Vielen Dank, Freude zu bekommen.
Danke schön!
Danke fürs zuschauen!! :-)
Gr Nick
Great piece of engineering, thanks for sharing
I had always heard they were ridiculously over engineered and a royal pain in the ass to field strip. Seems easy enough. Thanks!
excellent video... I will have it up for reference during field stripping... many thanks
Thanks!
Your welcome! :)
Gr Nick
Nice video, thanks. It will help me a lot next month, when my 1917 DWM arrives ...
Thanks! Glad i've been able to help you!
It's a beautiful pistol, have fun with it!
Thanks, great video! I will bookmark it in case I can ever afford one of these, lol!
Awesome video bro... For a second there, towards the end, I thought you were gonna dry fire it... I'm thinking "no, not on a 1936!" ... Then ya' didnt... Phew! Thank you for that boss! N e wayz... Thanks man, Great vid! ...
Uh…he dry fired it at 4:17 and I cringed….
By the way, you don't need a screwdriver to remove the firing pin. I just press and turn with my thumb. That reduces the risk of scratching anything with the metal screwdriver blade.
Perfect video thank you so much.
Awesome video helped me out tremendously 👍👍
Nice, I appreciate the end photo!
Thanks now I can smelt myself a luger
Cool video ! Thanks
Excellent video. A+ 👍👍
Excellent video. Thanks.
Thank you for watching!!
Glad you liked it! :-)
Gr Nick
Right to the point. Good video.
Germany no 1 in all types of wappans
You are a very dangerous man... another sexy demo. This weapon is so intriguing. Almost a staple of a German officers uniform, yes? This can not be just a hobby for you? You have a military background? Your movements are so confident. ... Well, I think so.. TC... Anna
Haha, i am not dangerous.. i just really like historic items! :)
It's an amazing and famous gun.. and allied soldiers really wanted them in WW2!
I do not have a military background, i know how to handle the weapons, because i am interested in it for a long time!
Thanks for watching Anna!! :)
Gr Nick
Well, You take to this hobby very well.... you have confidence in every movment! Good job!
Anna M. Addison
Thanks a lot, good to hear!! :)
Gr Nick
so happy to see the swiss helping out the germans in exchange for them not invading
Great vid - all I needed to know thanks! Volume ought to be higher, otherwise good.
If it is an actual 1936 pattern, the barrel is either shortened or not original.
The 1936 pattern had a barrel about twice as long and was used by the artillery personnel only.
Yours is standard length.
This is not an artillery Luger, this is a normal Luger P08 produced in 1936, all original.
good video, just what I needed. Also your Luger has a lot of pitting on it. How much did you pay for it if you don't mind me asking...
How much did that beauty set you back?
Top das galáxias
Awesome pistol, would love to have one! How much is yours worth?
Thanks!
it's very nice to own one!
I paid 1000,00 Euro's for it.
I thought the gun was something like 800,00 Euro's.
But i needed to import it from Germany to the Netherlands.
So the total price was 1000,00 euro's!
Thats pretty cheap for such an nice gun!
Greetings Nick
The background music was absolutely unnecessary and disturbing.
THNX♥️
Where you get it,boss,that's di rare and unique
Hey man, great video by the way. Can you please tell me where to find a beautiful P08 Luger like the one you have?
+TheLateBoyScout I bought mine on a online German webshop ;)
+k98100 Oh okay, thanks brother.
My life would be incomplete if I don't get one of these.
I have one of these from WW2 can we legally own em?
Great video. Definitely could have gone without the music tho. It was distracting.
my barrel assembly won't come off after taking off the side plate. please help. What did i do wrong?
Donovan D is your magazine in?
Good and informative, but the background music made me mental.
Great video but can the music
Anyone who owns a Luger can agree that putting the toggle pin back in is the absolute worst
+k98100 hey bro thx for the nice fielstrip review, i got one question where you get that beat from i very like it, thx in advance , i will subscribe and like :) peace
+GLO SLOW Thanks man! The song is called After Earth from Sasha Ende.
Gr Nick
k98100 thx u very much :)
good
+giuseppe oliva Thanks! :)
Gr Nick
Is UA-cam going ban this video?
Wait is this history secrets? Nick?
Yes, this is my old channel, haha! :)
@@k98100 haha! I was like, hmm I know that voice
Music too loud. But thanks.
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Preciso de um magazine desse!
Can you do it over without the music?
Id loose a parts and cry if I tried
top KEK
I wish you can stop the annoying music. We are her to watch the video and listen to your instructions. Thank you for making the video
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Bin the music
this music has nothing to do with video.
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In fresh please!!!
bloody music!!! why do you tubers have to put music over everything even when they are talking?.
+Paul Woolley Because sometimes only talking make's the video boring..
Don’t need the music. It’s too loud and messes up the dialog.
Next time you should play loud hideous music during your video....
The music is distracting.
Nice music