More Canadian Rescue Lugers & Rare Ideal Luger Shoulder Stock!
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- In this video, we have a bunch of rescued Canadian Lugers and a rare Ideal Shoulder Stock for a Model 1900 Luger!
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I can’t even watch this as a Canadian it’s disgusting to see our heritage sold out of the country because of a politician. Thing is I’ll never sell mine out the country to appease one person that hopefully we can vote out in the next election once sold out of Canada they definitely won’t come back so I refuse to bow to their illegal actions.
We may not be much better off if the present regime last much longer. WE have to work hard to get these lunatics out and kept out!
I understand and agree with you but keep in mind your government is monitoring social media. Becareful. Cheers.
The regular Georg Luger designed stock mount for the Luger pistol is a whole lot better than this thing. When I worked for John Martz Luger carbine maker from Lincoln, CA years ago he received one of these in for repair. We fired it on his range and it was to flimsy to use for accurate longer range shooting.
@@byrons61 I don’t plan to do anything illegal I just refuse to sell off my heirlooms because of a scare tactic being used to pick up heirlooms cheap we can and will vote this clown out of office and legalize these guns again but one out of the country they can’t be reimported. So I refuse to deport them.
I hear you. As kids, my Uncle use to take us up to N. Ontario to hunt and fish. Don't go anymore since it's a royal paperwork pain in the ass to bring my rifle with me. A fair chunk of change no longer going to Canadian folks running the outfitters, seaplane services, remote camps, etc... The sooner you guys get rid of that communist idiot Justin Castro, the better. In the mean time, you're quite welcome to come visit us or move here anytime you want.
I spent several years in Canada in school, I love Canada, but not this new "black face" PM. Tom thanks for saving some Lugers from the fire.
Ooooof Canada
Beauties 🤩🤤
What have you done Canada😭😭😭 😱
And how many we can't save 😭
You would puke in your mouth if you knew.
That 1900 DWM has the cross hatch safety lever too. That feature went away before 1906.
Some of the 1900 DWM Am Eagles (in the 7k S/N range) DON'T have the "GERMANY" import Mark, and have a lock back feature. Seems these 1900 Am Eagles were kept at the DWM facility for a while, then retrofitted with the lockback prior to release into a market other then the US.
I own an all original 7k series JVMartz refinished 1900 DWM as described above.
Gets shot at least once a year. 😄
The "GERMANY" import Mark, is NOT an import mark but an EXPORT mark required by German law at that time. All commercial AE guns had it, only the AE Test Eagles mfg in 1901 for the US Army Test trials did NOT have or require the "GERMANY" Export mark.
'Specific characteristics of the 1st Test Luger's are: Serial No 6099-7098, 7.65mm, 4 3/4" Barrel, no export (Germany) markings, Great Seal of US over chamber, no proofs, commercial style numbering, rust blue finish with strawed small parts. ' Source Michael Reese III, 1900 Luger US Test Trials. This is misleading because although there is approximately 1000 Test Luger's their exact range and number is contested by several expert authors. with most starting in the 6000 to 7000 range + or ? ? It's anyone's guess since DWM's records were destroyed in WW1 & WW2.
The cross hatch safety changes several times within the first 2 years with various sizes and styles of cross hatch eventually settling on a 'ribbed' style around 1902-03
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I've posted pics and links to a few 1900 DWM Lugers on Walther Forums. One is the S/N one unit after mine, and has no "GERMANY" export mark. Another is less then 10 S/Ns before mine, also without the "GERMANY" marking.
Seems odd a batch of 1900 DWM Am Eagles were produced, then remained in Germany.
When I initially purchased my 1900 Am Eagle I saw the lack of the GERMANY export marking as an issue. After seeing the two examples lacking the marking, I've realized it's not an issue.
Fascinating Tom great job
It's a great day, when Legacy arms shows us some beautiful older firearms
So many beautiful guns to save. So little time. Thank you Tom for doing what you can to preserve this history.
I got the Friends reference!!
Will any of these be coming up on the site soon?
That is such a wonderful firearm. I would love to see one for a S&W or Colt. I have only seen one of these Luger setups in a book. I have several references books. You sure do have a lot of beautiful firearms come through your operation. My favorite pistol is the Mauser 1910. I bout one at work when someone traded it in. The owner knew I was a antique firearm nut and he saved it for me and asked me if I wanted it. After shooting it I fell in love. I only paid $110.00 for it. It was in about 70% finish with a 100% mechanical. I wanted a project so 8 took a Ravin I think magazine and made a follower out of a aluminum bolt and a Dremel tool. It was a working magazine in about 3 hours and it was reliable.
I could never afford one but if you want to make a guy happy it would be me. My dad always wanted one but I could never afford one before he died. History is so cool but everything is out of reach for us guys that would love to own some of these guns including a battle field colt 1911.
Please don't feel bad. All I can afford are the Airsoft/BB versions of these firearms.
PIVOT!
21:53 Um yeah, so... we stopped him. ;-)
New sub. I told the intern on the phone @Legacy "Im hooked on Tom." Nothing better than a few days off, staring at my mint Crown U 1910 Mauser, and watching every video on your channel. Thanks a lot...lol.
Thank you
Just curious if the Canadian government is allowing deactivation of these gun, or they must be destroyed. I realize deactivation IS essentially destruction from a collectors prospective, just curious if it’s an option for the Canadian families of the Veterans that brought them back?
Not sure but I think deactivation is an option
I own two. In Canada they are considered Prohibited because the barrel is 4 inches or less. As I have the proper license I can keep them or sell them to another person with the same rare license. My second option is to purchase an aftermarket 4.25 inch barrels and have it installed. Then it becomes merely restricted. If the proposed new law passes in September, all I just said will not matter. No sales, no transfers, and when I die they get destroyed if a museum does not want them. Mine are all matching numbers. It's sad that the government seems to have zero sense about what will work for gun control.
Yes, they will allow deactivation as a means of keeping certain firearms. It is unclear though if people will be able to buy and sell deactivated guns after the government changes the law.
Imagine thinking that a 3 inch barreled gun is "safer" than a 4 or 5 inch one. Ignorance.
@@joshuagibson2520 actually they think a 4 inch and less is too dangerous and too easy to illegally conceal. Since we who have them bought them legally, and concealed carry does not exist in Canada, it does not matter. (Because we wont carry them unless we are criminals). And of course criminals will not buy registered handguns.
A little clarification are you in Canada receiving these or are you in the United States?
pivot PIVOT!
Now you guys are making a book?! Stop taking my money!! 😉
What is the Title of your Luger Book?
Not out yet. Likely next month. It will be Third Reich Lugers
@@thomaswhiteman4261
Looks good!
Make a sneak peek video when you get it printed!
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If anyone asks you to give up some of your freedom for the greater good, remind them that your freedom is the greater good.
A lot to be said about Canada but just let it be, people be nice in your comments.....Thanks Tom....Shoe🇺🇸
Ohh those chrome magazines 👎
I haven’t seen a shoulder stock P08 yet mostly not from 1900 with wooden grips
(with the exception of this one ruclips.net/video/zdkyp9YPe-M/видео.html this one looks more nicer than its Canadian counterpart though, what does the term "Royal" mean perhaps Great Britain?)
Grip safety is not typical of the German P08 either,the german made Lugers only the side had a side safety button
Absolutely a crime that the veterans families are being forced to give up their trophies. Their loved ones died for other nations freedom.
Yes, get a 🧠 Vote 2A Bravo Zulu!
Brilliant effort to preserve and make aware, and gallant input obo your ‘pieces of art’, which they truly are.
Trust politics to screw things up - for the Canadians especially.
Thanks again Legacy! 👊
Museum pieces they are awesome weapons
Canadian hand gun owners have to obey the law because hand guns are registered to our homes ... they know what we have and they know where they are.
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