Small Arms of WWI Primer 116: German Sauer 1913
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43:45 reminds me of my LCP
youtube ran an add on this video when I loaded it. so either they fixed something or they just want to make money off you guys and not pay you....
Demonitized channels still have ads. YT just does not share (and they penalize the video in search results). YT operates in bad faith.
The additional safety was added to all production pistols around serial 140,000 (production went to 160,000). When a police dept adopted the 1913 they often sent their pistols back to the factory to have the additional safety fitted. Because of this you will find the additional safety through out the entire serial range. It has been estimated that war time production ended around serial 100,000.
Ive said it before and I have a feeling that I'll say it again, but THERE IS NO "I" IN KRNKA!!!!!! not even a little one. Good day to you sir!
Well, for English speaker, putting more than two vowels together creates an unpronounceable syllable, I can understand that.
That's like a G36 hold open... doesn't seem right until it is
9:30 Thanks Paul! Beer's in the fridge.
I take it Othais and Mae are not fans of Zh-29's. For those who don't know, those use the same bolt close control.
It wasn’t exactly rare back before WWII. As I recall a decent number of the experimental semiautomatic rifles Ian has showed used the trigger to close the bolt.
Pew, pew, pew!
Actually, it's bang bang bang (in aftercredits)