Nice. I'm still missing a 27 in my collection. Would love a pre-war example. But they're rare, since only about 13,000 were produced from 1927 - 1938, before the Germans pumped out hundreds of thousands of them within a few years.
I picked up a 24 the other day. Use Sellier&Belliot ammo marked "9mm Browning Court" I've tried domestic .380 and it doesn't like it, even after a throurough cleaning and springs from Wolff. 😮Many old European designed/manufactured handguns are like that. Evidently, European-made ammunition like 7.65 Browning (.32 ACP) 9mm Browning Short/Court/Kurz/Corto (.380 ACP) is loaded hotter than their US brethren. Found if you use European-spec ammo it will function better in those guns. SAAMI-spec tends to underload in deference to older guns of varying degrees of metallurgy and pressure said older guns. CIP on the other hand, tends to be hotter as most countries in Europe still send guns to independent proof houses and fires a magazine or two of proof ammo, loaded many times hotter to ensure functionality and safety. No catastrophic failure or usually, no failure at all, gun is given a proof mark and legal to sell or is accepted by the state for their police/military. Most American manufacturers do their proof testing internally. Usually twice SAAMI-spec is acceptable in most cases.
Considered it's a pretty complex high-quality pistol (short recoil rotating barrel, magazine safety, a complex manual safety) it's weird it holds open simply by interference of the slide on the riser, and so the slide closes when the magazine is extracted.
I can think of a couple of classic firearms dealers in Germany and Austria who also sell parts (mostly very limited stock), if you're interested. Don't know if they ship internationally, though. One of them is very oldschool and doesn't even have a website, just e-mail.
@@ShootAUT thank you for the quick reply. They might be long shots but worth a try. I am not having any success finding one here in the USA. I also have a friend in Germany that might be able to help facilitate getting it to me. If you could share the contact info, I would veey much appreciate it!
I think your best bet would be Waffen Weber in Germany (it's currently not in stock, but can't hurt to ask) www.guns-and-more.com/en/oxid-oxid-6/oxid/oxid-oxid/P2409.html and TransArms in Austria transarms.de/kontakt/ Then there's also www.cds-ehrenreich.de/ersatzteile/ and eGun (basically Germany's ebay for firearms) www-egun-de.translate.goog/market/?_x_tr_sl=de&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=de Good luck!
I have a model 27 in similar condition, in .32ACP. My uncle, in the 82nd AB liberated it from a German who no longer needed it.
Nice.
I'm still missing a 27 in my collection. Would love a pre-war example. But they're rare, since only about 13,000 were produced from 1927 - 1938, before the Germans pumped out hundreds of thousands of them within a few years.
Picked it up off the ground more like
@@ShootAUT Nice little pistols. Well made
@@faisaljrashid wherever he went, he didn't need it anymore.
I picked up a 24 the other day. Use Sellier&Belliot ammo marked "9mm Browning Court" I've tried domestic .380 and it doesn't like it, even after a throurough cleaning and springs from Wolff.
😮Many old European designed/manufactured handguns are like that. Evidently, European-made ammunition like 7.65 Browning (.32 ACP) 9mm Browning Short/Court/Kurz/Corto (.380 ACP) is loaded hotter than their US brethren. Found if you use European-spec ammo it will function better in those guns.
SAAMI-spec tends to underload in deference to older guns of varying degrees of metallurgy and pressure said older guns.
CIP on the other hand, tends to be hotter as most countries in Europe still send guns to independent proof houses and fires a magazine or two of proof ammo, loaded many times hotter to ensure functionality and safety.
No catastrophic failure or usually, no failure at all, gun is given a proof mark and legal to sell or is accepted by the state for their police/military.
Most American manufacturers do their proof testing internally. Usually twice SAAMI-spec is acceptable in most cases.
Beautiful gun and nicely kept.
Considered it's a pretty complex high-quality pistol (short recoil rotating barrel, magazine safety, a complex manual safety) it's weird it holds open simply by interference of the slide on the riser, and so the slide closes when the magazine is extracted.
Yet other parts look very "crude" by comparison, though. The trigger mechanism, for example, couldn't be more simplistic.
Beautiful gun no rust no machine brands congratulations 👏
Thanks.
Well, the bore isn't perfect (a bit rough with some very small rust pits), but - so what? It's almost 100 years old. 🙂
Nice, mine is only about 90% on the finish, nice but yours is much nicer.
Yet mine only has 50% of the screw for the side plate. Someone between 1929 and 2020 must have tightened it too much and took the head clean off.
@@ShootAUT That is sad, is it a common screw? There are ways to get the straw color.
Very nice great 👍
Hnnngggg if Art Deco was a handgun
Parabéns 👏👏👏 linda arma
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Monsieur prend tout son temps ! Pour tirer a côté 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Still better than pulling back in a hurry. 😉😁
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I like this place , where is this ?😊
A repurposed former wine cellar in Lower Austria.
I am looking for a firing pin for the vz 24. Any suggestions on where to get reliable parts for that pistol?
I can think of a couple of classic firearms dealers in Germany and Austria who also sell parts (mostly very limited stock), if you're interested.
Don't know if they ship internationally, though. One of them is very oldschool and doesn't even have a website, just e-mail.
@@ShootAUT thank you for the quick reply. They might be long shots but worth a try. I am not having any success finding one here in the USA. I also have a friend in Germany that might be able to help facilitate getting it to me. If you could share the contact info, I would veey much appreciate it!
I think your best bet would be Waffen Weber in Germany (it's currently not in stock, but can't hurt to ask)
www.guns-and-more.com/en/oxid-oxid-6/oxid/oxid-oxid/P2409.html
and TransArms in Austria
transarms.de/kontakt/
Then there's also
www.cds-ehrenreich.de/ersatzteile/
and eGun (basically Germany's ebay for firearms)
www-egun-de.translate.goog/market/?_x_tr_sl=de&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=de
Good luck!
Thank you! I have reached out to the first 3. Hopefully one will be able to help. Have a great day!
@@mskersey01 You too. And good luck!
Very Sig looking..
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How can I get one in France?
มันสวยมากครับพี่ชาย..(Thailand)
How much cost
Buena galería de tiro
Wow ... 🇮🇩
Затвор полусвободный?
Bu silah Bulgaristan ceska değil mi
Vz 38'i kastediyorsun.
สวยคัม์
Kine da a
Apa bisa dipesan
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I'm more of a 🍐 guy. But ok, cool.
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I bought this pistal
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