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Lugerman M1907 Luger chambered in 45ACP.

1940 dated P08 Luger chambered in 9mm Luger.

Gewehr 1888 Commission Rifle chambered in 8mm Mauser. This one has a Spitzer barrel but no other modifications. (Spitzer [pointed bullet tip] rounds were .323 diameter and the original round nose bullets were .319)..

SA Hellcat chambered in 9mm Luger.

1887 Martini Henry Mk IV chambered in .577/450.

Uberti made M1847 with 45LC conversion cylinder.

1918 Kar98az with Freikorps markings. Chambered in 8mm Mauser.

Russian SVT 40 chambered in 7.62 x 54r.

Slightly different angle of the last video. 1900 Lee Enfield LEC converted to 22lr trainer for the British Royal Navy.

1900 Lee Enfield LEC converted to 22lr trainer for the British Royal Navy.

Bryco Jennings Nine chambered in 9mm Luger, featuring heavy breathing and manual trigger resets.

Life got in the way of content so I just threw together a quick video about how one of my 'dream guns' became a huge let down.

TennisBalls here. This channel is going to be focused on shooting, examination, but primarily shooting of antique and curio and relic firearms with an emphasis on military and police surplus. Pistols mentioned in this video: M1910 Glisenti (Italy) M1878 Mauser "Zig Zag" (Germany) Type 90 Double Barrel Flare Pistol (Japan) Unknown Single Shot 455 Webley (Philippines?) Papa Nambu (Japan) Shout out to Tenacious Trilobite - Follow him on YouTube (and pester him to come to Rumble) https://www.youtube.com/@TenaciousTrilobite

GRI No1 Mk3 Enfield with grenade launching attachment. Fires tennis balls approximately 100 yards.