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From my knowledge most of the official polish documentation on this weapon was unfortunately destroyed during the war. (Generally this project was worked on in Arsenal 2 in Warsaw and Warsaw got completely obliterated during the war)

Its actually a Burton Ball NOT a Minie

Great video, thanks

Just seeing this video. When I was little I had a BB gun, later upgraded to a .22 Merlin model 60 at about 12. Around that 15y/o range I got the model 464. Used very seldom as I haven’t hunted the past few years. Got my gun out for this season and it was exposed to some moisture. A decent but if surface rust. I plan to fix and keep but it’s surprising to me how much hate this guns get. I’ve not had any true issues from what I can remember. But I’d like to keep it going and keep it around

I love mine ! I look at the postive note with the 22s they are cheap to shoot , even though I do wish GSG would've made it where it shoots the 5.56 Cartridge the same as my AR-15 but hey Im glad I was able to get a hold of this STG44 replica.👌🏻

Looks better than the "stuff" you get from RTI!

In my personal opinion, the mannlicher system is the greatest flaw of the Italian carcono. A standard magazine would be much better.

You need a French Gras rifle

I use Murphy’s soap too, pretty awesome stuff.

You think RTI would check the chamber on the last rifle.

I bought a vetterli 1870/87/15 from RTI a year ago. Decent shape, dirty as hell but it cleaned up nicely. It’s hanging in my office now.

Hmmnn.....does the barrel unscrew...or is it permanently fixed?

You just saved my life with the “pull to firing position”

Virginia has crazy California gun laws ! Glad i live in Kentucky .

That's not a Pritchett cartridge it's a US minie.the paper is tossed on the ground.

Question! Were the older ottoman mausers made in Germany? Because i understand that the new mausers were made in turkey, but just wondering about the older ones!

Sorry to all of you purists, I have this rifle in the same condition so I figured that seeing I'm not a historian or collector and if I'm gonna have anything that shoots I'm gonna make it usable in modern day conditions, so I mounted a high-end long rage scope to it, not only does it look mean as hell but now its easily capable of 1000 yard shots. Theres a lot of reasons this was a stupid rifle to make as it was, it should've been made as an exact copy of the Japanese type 38, which it is far from being. No important parts from this rifle can be replaced with anything from any of the actual Japanese rifles, everything is proprietary to this rifle only, so if you lose or break this bolt you better just throw the rifle away😊

Considering what I just purchased for a little over a $1300, I can't believe these are sold for even today, utter trash.

My first time was buying two hex receive russian mosin nagant. Cost me a total of $180 shipped. My last time was buying 25 M91 carcano carbines cost me $2975 shipped. I’m about to apply for my c&r again.

I am Canadian, We were able to buy South American Mausers in matching serial numbered units in good to very good condition, no pitting, passable bluing good bore, or dark/good bore, from International Firearms, for C$i50- $180...1985-1995, when a short lived and expensive Gun Registry shut Them down.....I bought second hand DBI books written by American Gunsmiths, they were My bibles....I would disassemble My rifles and gently service them , Oxpho Blueing, scraping down stocks with broken window pane glass, and refinnishing with linseed oil....I have a collection of beautiful Milsurps, that I, at 79 years of age cannot take with Me, and cannot ship to US to take advantage of large "Mercan dollars....woe is Me....by the way, for accuracy, never shoot Your Milsurp with bayonette and/or stacking rod mounted....adversly affects barrel vibration....

is that the pedersoli replica ?

Pretty rad! Thanks for posting.

My 91/41 came with a bent bolt handle.

I fired a few 3 inch groups at 100 yards with .267 torpedo bullet out of my carcano M41. The other ammo is just a waste of time - good for the cases.

I’m forever grateful for Mikhail Kalashnikov and his ingeniously simplistic and most notably reliable design. The AK platform is the epitome of durability and reliability when it comes to rifles. No matter what I’ll never be without a few AKs, it is THE platform I trust my life with and has been since the day I decided to pick up my first mag fed semi auto. Eugene Stoner was a genius as well and I don’t discredit his design, but in my humble opinion it comes in at 2nd place (and I say that as a lifelong citizen of the US).

I am impressed with your video and am looking into buying one myself. I am just curious about how much polymer is around the barrel. I know it might take a lot to hurt the polymer parts but I am concerned if it is a known problem?

I visited a few years ago with a sweat shirt with Edward 1st on tour with a list of battles and dates , the Jocks have no sense of humour 😂.

Inside the stock there should be a two-piece cleaning rod

Inside the butt of the 91-38 rifle should be the 2-piece cleaning rod

Hi...thanks for the video. It is very informative. My question is once you apply for this license, does the ATF come around and interview neighbors and things like that?

Simpson had a good deal for my FAL, but they barely even put a handful of pack peanuts in the box. Really dissatisfied with them for that.

The dagos had backup lights on the tanks. Yikes

6:25 1994 is crazy, prob an error

I E-formed form I at a local gun shop. Got my stamp in 6 days. Now I patiently await my stock and for the correct button to give the stock the correct angle.

Rti premier seller of smooth bore wall hangerS

Just picked up a deac 1891/41 (FAT41) over in the UK. This has been the best video I have found explaining the various aspects of the rifle! Nice job 💪

I picked up one of these from Classic back in roughly the same time period. Cleaned up well and is a good shooting rifle. I was never able to find the hand guard. I have one that is close, but it's a little too long. I have thought of just sanding and trimming as these front hand guards seem to be long gone.

I’m on a mission to find out how to read Japanese letters my grandfathers arisaka from the war has engravings on the wood most likely from a soldier either leaving a message or his name I want to find out what it says

Check out the k98k forum if you’re ever in the market for another gewehr 98. Bunch of knowledgeable guys on there that’ll help you figure out if a listing is a deal or not. Gewehrs also pop up for sale occasionally on the trading section. A guy had a 1916 VC Schilling on there in great condition for $650 a few months back

If only these two knew the amount of children who would keep fighting over which gun is the best when both of them thought highly of each others work

0:01 This is an s-18/100, not s-18/1000

as far as I know, this is the best researched video on the type I rifle in any language. Sir, you've done a great service for the community!

I've noticed how Turkish Model 1938 rifles will differ regarding the front barrel band. Some are secured by a front barrel band spring and some are secured by using a rudimentary pin or nail that runs across the band to the other side. What version did the base M1938 K.Kales use? I have one that requires the pin but cant find this part anywhere online.

Bore was so bad I almost let out a flapjack scream

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i just bought one :(

Brilliant video, very well done. Phenomenal collection, thanks for sharing it with us.

I’ve got a Turkish Mauser that’s got all the features of the k.kale but it doesn’t have the k.kale marking

Your Turkish m1938 Mauser is now 450$ and up, still affordable I guess, I got one to add to my m48

Where can I get this Mauser??