"I Have This Old Gun" - DWM American Eagle Luger Pistol - Gun Valuation

Phil Schreier of the NRA National Firearms Museum evaluates an American Eagle Luger on American Rifleman TV's "I have this old gun", episode 507. nramuseum.com www.outdoorchan...

[@3ducs]

I handled one at a shop today, a beautiful example. $4500, wish I had it to pay. Wonderful pre-WWI
craftsmanship.

[@000YellowFang000]

Gotta love the luger! Thats one of the nicest ones I have ever seen.

[@gragrn]

Great show, hope to see more!

[@frylock44]

@aaronzack14 It is, but it was commercially available here and in most countries for decades.

[@Knights_of_the_Nine]

im waiting for the episode of pwan stars were he calls you up to ask you if this dood is ripping him off on a fake gun

[@StewartNicolasBILLYCONNOLLY]

Great work but I would prefer to see close ups of weapons rather than shots of the two guys!

[@SsjSned]

nice cant wait for more

[@Dambo96]

I think all that show is going to do is drive up prices that have already gone through the roof in the past few years, i like the idea of seeing the old firearms but not the implications of what affect it will have on market values.

[@imjentzplaysmc]

Mut zum Wolfsblut You we’re right.

[@dolittle72]

I have an old gun it was made in Italy in 1964 mod 60 trying to find the value of it

[@jamiemartin1793]

Is it a 9mm?

[@jamescampbell4334]

7.65x21mm, also called 7.65 Para, and 30 Luger. It fires a 93 grain projectile @ ~1200 FPS, generating just over 300 ft/lbs of muzzle energy.

[@pinslayer4579]

No chamber check no magazine check just continously point at the owner.......

[@NationalFirearmsMuseum]

Patrick makes an excellent point regarding basic firearms safety - always load-check a gun before handling, and even then do not it allow it to point at anyone! By way of explanation, all guns in our videos are load checked off camera before handling, and the gun in this video is not pointed at anyone. The camera angle makes it difficult to tell that the gun is always pointed generally to the right side of the screen, but always slightly forward - never directly at the owner.

[@Boomstick88]

german engineering at its finest!

[@aaronzack14]

i thought luger was german

[@Timmyboy02]

it is, but the usa wanted to have some of them to test, if they would fit in their military