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Primer 189: Patron Release

Primer 189: Patron Release

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So when are we going to start seeing episodes on trapdoor rifles? 😏

Sam Taylor

I love the 1891 Argentine Mausers! Have one like this and a carbine, great rifles!

Jonathan Hudak

I'm so happy you made this episode, the Argentine 1891s have always been my favorite Mauser. They are absolutely beautiful with tons of interesting markings and can still be found in great condition. It is a shame so many have been sporterized though. One additional thing that may be worth noting, in the US market depending on serial number, nearly all of the DWM models fall under c&r while those made my Loewe are antiques.

Brad Boegler

Excellent episode you guys. This rifle was my very first soirΓ©e when I was 16 years, old into the Mil-surp world. I got it as a birthday present. Today was also the first day I found out that the magazine was detachable. You learn something new every day. I am wicked excited to see you next episode and your theories on why the crest was ground off a lot of these. I am one of the lucky few to have a intact crest and I am immensely curious with these tangible pieces of history. Also, very intrigued to see the dates on when they were actually made. Looks like mine was made towards the end. Anyway, good job you guys thanks again keep up the great work as always, be well and stay safe. Cheers! PS you guys are also responsible for doubling of my collection in the last two years. πŸ˜‰πŸ˜

Shaun Killeen

Do you think the copper wire might get heat-stressed?

Matthew Stanchfield

I sent you a private message with a correction. If you don't get the pm send me one.

Zim8765

Huh, I got that delivered today, but I won't be home to look at it for a few weeks. I look forward to seeing what it is.

Ethan Newman

No, it's an experimental ww2 US Stamped Sheet Metal 45 cal pistol. Really interesting, possibly inspiered by the Liberator and M3 Grease Gun. Its in Ian McCollums new book on US WW2 Weapons.

Stephen

wow that is A LOT less than with a 98. not even that much time in between. looong business way there, wasn't it. didn't came exactly smooth. nice caliber, huh.

Guido Schriewer

Is it a Volkspistole?

Ethan Newman

I had one of those with a carved stock, but that was a long timer ago in a galaxy far way

LuΓ­s Moreira

This is nothing to do with the video but I finally found out what gun is in the trial episode image at the start, that has been bugging me for ages.

Stephen

Around 3:00 .. "Their war of independence would last until 1924". I'm almost certain you mean 1824.

Michael James Blum


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