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Quero comprar una 1,ok😊

Mine came with three magazines. They’ll all hold 9 rounds. If you load 9 they won’t feed. If you load 8 they work fine.

Hola. Buen video, gracias. Tengo una Astra 200 del año 1930 aproximadamente. Fabulosa y confiable hasta el dia de hoy. El .25 ACP pega fuerte, no es un juguete. A 5 o 10 metros es mortal. Saludos desde Chile !!

With current scarcity of 50-90 Sharps as a donor case, I am interested in the 32 gauge from Magtech. I will be reloading for the 71/88 Dutch Beaumont Vitali. Have you had any issues with extraction (or other cautions), using the 32 gauge as a donor?

Cool looking sidearm, I have been looking for a a metal frame compact to carry and this video brought the M70 to my attention. Thanks

My first military surplus pistol purchase. I don't think I've had a single hang up using the factory magazines, even hollowpoints run in it.

My favorite cz

TA-4Js huh? older than durt! 🙂 I remember the Helwans from back in the 90s when they had ads for them in Shotgun news. They were kind of like the SKS of the pistol world --- they were practically GIVING them away at that time. $90, something like that.

Glad to see you back. Must be cold there.

Nice looking twins 🙂

Awesome video👍

I want one! Thanks for sharing!

I saw an earlier video where you were going to shoot 38acp in you 9mm largo, but it ran out before you did the 38acp. I have two stars that are marked largo, 9mm/38. I have some 38acp and lots of 38 super brass. I was hoping to load the 38 super cases light and shoot in the largo. What is your thinking on this? Steve C.

❤I just acquired a like firearm from a friend named Gustoff, 89 years old. It is in an oak case with matching nickel bayonet. He said it belonged to his father who was in the queens guard in Denmark circa 1909. It was his personal rifle and was presented to him when he moved into the regular army. He had tons of photo and memorabilia to back it up. I would like to find out more about the bullet weight, etc if possible. I have some 45/70 cases ready to trim. Did you take a casting to find out the exact trim length? Most of what I read mentioned a 2.0” length. Thanks for any help. Steve C.

Great video, I.ve always wanted a Snider. Your first time out with BP looks like a winner. Kind of interesting how the first generations of cartridge rifles lacked an effective ejector and had to roll the action and dump them out.

Nice, the concept of a wrapped barrel is interesting. Probably not too many people around with experience making one.

What load were you using? Black powder? Bullet weight? Thanks!

Comforting… he had a spontaneous discharge and he says he’s bleeding!😮

That’s nice looking!!👍🏼

I love Astra's

I just bought one and first and second times at the range it only shot one round and didnt work. Until i ordered a new firing pin spring, guide, and new fire pin. Its a really cool gun and awesome to shoot once it starts shooting good. I wouldn't call this gun my main pistol, its also hard to change magazines if you are in a fire fight. I would call it a good back up pistol only good for 7-8 rounds if needed. Beautiful pitsol to hold and just admire that its 100+ years old. And its got some weight to it very nice pistol to slowly plink and shoot at the range in a slow paced environment.

Come ha fatto a mettere il cannocchiale?

Nice to see it running as intended.

I use 42 grains of IMR 4895 w/ 150 - 155 Match Hornady's n SMK's for my .308's but as ya know every rifle likes it's own food ..

I have the same rifle, is amazing, greetings from uruguay

That should give the pistol many more years of service.

Thanks for posting this video. I just bought this same rifle. I use alcohol pads in between shots as it drys fast and cleans the bore good.

part 19 looks upside down?

Navy great tips there thanks.

Hello Navy i have never seen one of those. THANKS for the review.

I did a slowmo replay, your off hand (lt hand) 1st digit pulled the trigger when you pulled and let go the hammer.

At a certain point a project can go from being fun learning experience to being not so fun work.

Oop's

C&Arsenal has a good video on this gun

I had a few excellent ones but once the spam can type surplus ammo dried up never really had much reloading for them.. I sold them all before the big dump.. be well MB ..

What load did you settle on last clip I watched said you were going to try 27 of 4198

It has the crown so you're rifle is atleast 120 years or less

Thanks

I like using my right thumb on the shldr of the clip guide for leverage opening the bolt

maybe from the national founding before 1920? didnt the new nation take over significant stocks left behind as the Russians focused on internal matters?

Will be getting an 1867/89 Swedish rolling block soon in the 8x58r chambering. It seems you handloaded your rounds. Old South Ammo sells a handload box of 20 for $130 which is crazy. Any thoughts on options? Great content!

Looking forward to next week's update.

Fingers crossed ........

Great video!! Thank you!!!

This guy seems to have problems with every gun he buys.

As a kid growing up in the 60s you wanted a Skorpion. They were the coolest guns that all the bad guys in the James Bond movies had. Now that I own one....picked up one from Czechpoint... I see that it's a real piece of crap! Stamped Steel, Sharp Edges all over...but Accurate, fun to shoot, and still looks cool as hell. My 20 round mags feed great too!

Two thoughts. I have a post war P-1 marked P-38. I have original mags for mine. They generally eat anything you put in them as far as standard 9mm. The one mag I had with ftf issue had cosmoline in it which corrected the issue on removal. It sounds like you went through all the right steps to solve the issue. Luger aficionados will recommend Winchester White Box 9mm also. Last round hangup might speak to compressed, dirty mag spring.

Is the jamming and shaving of metal only occuring with the 20rd mag, now? If so, that makes me think that the mag catch has an issue and the heavier 20 rounder is sagging. If you can push up on the magazine, during a failure to feed, and the bolt slams home, you'll know.

Always wanted one of these.

Cool video, thank you. I have been wanting to get into kit builds and have been watching videos like yours thank you.