The M1 Carbine you called rough and junky is the only one you've shown that's in original configuration and wasn't re-built for the Korean war. That makes it exceptionally rare and the fact it's Rockola is even better. IT IS NOT JUNK.
Watching this person roughly handle and basically toss around some of the most valuable military surplus collectibles that are now as rare as hens teeth makes my blood pressure spike. Listening to him talk about getting rid of the P08s in the case scares me to death he will do something stupid with them like a buy back or destroy them to "fight nazis" simply becuase they have a WW2 German acceptance mark. I beg this channels creator, please let these treasures of military surplus and the like live on and go to collectors who will store and keep these history relics for all time. Heck reach out to me and I'll happily take any off your hands for preserving.
Someone sold them, he bought them. If you want them, offer the highest price on them. I agree they shouldn't be carelessly lost, but if collectors won't be the highest bidders in the end then letting them collect dust in some cabinet is not the highest interest for them.
AW dont worry about going there to do that,,,just go to a river near you and throw in $1200 for each one you see in this video,,,,save on gas,,,,,,those things are worth a fortune,,,,,,if you want to throw your fortune away,,,suits me @@mattmarzula
I totally agree. How would he feel if someone beat the crap out of his grandma. These are precious pieces that should be given the respect they deserve. After watching and listening to him I want to beat the crap out of him.
For the love of god. Please don’t say get rid of, it makes me think you’re going to take some of these wonderful pieces of history to a buyback to get destroyed.
Guy spent his entire life collecting just to die and have a storage unit his family didn’t know about get sold for cents in the dollar value that should have gone to his family. Good for you.
A kid in flip flops rifling through historical firearms like their garbage. You've got the makings of the museum right there. What's even stranger is they've just been sitting in these boxes all these years. If I had some of those nice firearms, they would be in their own cases on display or in a proper safe with humidity control.. Either way they would be properly cleaned and oiled and stored correctly. It's a disgrace to find them like this, and that someone actually stored them like this.
My 1st time seeing these/this guys posts/video. How/where did (he) get this"abandoned" high end collection? There's no dang 'description' for this video. Thnx
You hit the nail on the head - a kid in flip flops rifling through (what he says is) "garbage". Actually, its worse; a storage locker trash picker who knows nothing about guns/firearms (other than the rudimentary google searches he's made) stumbles upon a treasure. Frankly, after two or three videos of the guy pawing through "garbage" and dumping everything other than the "holy grail" .44 mags (?!?) ...? Nah, shakes head unsubscribes and walks away.
Careful! Some of those boxes and papers are worth as much or more than what is inside them! You may want to research what is in the unopened crate it may be worth more unopened. It’s your stuff now but mo need to destroy value if your intention is to make money of your good fortune. 👍🏻
Once established he'll be making more money opening them for TH-cam than they'll ever be worth collecting dust. Hopefully! (I mean, Jimmy Donaldson is smashing lambos for views).
You really really need to have Ian (Gun Jesus) from Forgotten Weapons go through this stash! What a find. Some people dream of finding a million dollars. I dream of finding a crate of beautiful historic firearms like this. I got my C&R FFL several years ago, and as much fun as it is to find and buy a historic firearm, the searching, and researching is just as interesting to me.
@@jamesk2759 That and how he let serious collector pistols just roll of the end of his open hand as he reached for another like a 2 year old kid opening xmas presents.
@@ksharpe10 no one in their right mind would have shown a hoard like this they had stumbled across. A few of the premium pieces would have came out via Forgotten Weapons or another third party insulating the owner from discovery. There is a pile of money sitting there.
@@charlesmckinley29 The discretion shown by an older and more mature collector would increase the potential gain from this sale by several times over. The lack of knowledge on certain fine points will cost him a lot of money; this isn't unloading a typical estate sale. Not with these pieces, and the quantity. He really should turn this sale over to a reputable firearms auction house like Rock Island or Murphy's if he wants to maximize his good fortune. Otherwise he's another idiot who won a lottery and fritters it all away. Dude, if you are reading this, there is a lot of good advice in this thread. It's up to you as the new owner to make the most of this. Call up the auction houses; all the info is on the internet. They have handled big sales like this before and maximized the gain. You'll thank all of us later when you can retire off the proceeds. This is a winning lottery ticket--it's _that_ good.
Sad that these guns will get auctioned or sold and scattered and forgotten. Id love to hear the story of how they all got gathered together and about the person who did all this. Its gotta be as fascinating as the guns themselves. Id be sitting in the middle of it all crying and laughing hysterically.
A gun collector who had a full-time job bought a gun every week when the dollar had value and guns were reasonably priced. His family wasn't supportive or tolerant of his hobby. They lost. This guy won. The end.
A damn shame that collection is getting broken up. I would also love to see the story behind the collection…the collector knew what they were doing and why they were doing it.
Jesus man you have the greatest opportunity to make good content and you mess it up. Get a tripod, dont film with one hand and half ass the reveal. And when you show the guns, really portray them instead of tellings the viewer whats in the box and then just moving on to whatever you think is more interesting
Very true. I’m hoping that I can teach my daughter to appreciate history and take care of my antique firearms collection and appreciate them the way I do and never get rid of them. I told my wife that if something happened to me and she ever tried to sell any of my guns, that I would haunt her.. probably a little extreme but I worked my butt off and spent a lot of time to get what I got since I was 15 and I’m not done yet.
I worked in the retail firearms industry for 15 years. I know what all of that is. Watch out handling them, the box with 3 of the broom handles almost had the front sight Knick the wood on the next pistols grip. The revolver is a black powder cap and ball colt or colt replica.
Black powder revolver with the brass frame is most likely an Italian made copy. I have the same model from Navy Arms. They called it the 1860 Rebel because the Confederacy used brass to make pistol frames due to their lack of steel mills. They are still making them in Italy. But you can get steel or brass.
Knowing the model of firearm they are isn’t the same as knowing what those true value is. A lot of those rifles are Korean War rebuilt import marked. Value is garbage.
@@gunsforevery1 900 bucks is the averages now even for blue sky even dogs. True yiy can buy a new copy for a grand but most shooters want the real deal.
@@gunsforevery1 All you have to do is check online for current pricing. Knowing what a customer will pay for firearms lie this definitely fluctuates. Cross referencing a few web sights that span local and nation wide provides a pretty clear picture of what the market currently is.
Worst part is the person that collected these had a great appreciation for them. Glad they didn't see this punk rifle thru them with such disrespect for the collection. Only cares what google says is the most valuable.
The collection had to be a dealer of some kinds inventory. I would say an individual that does shows. The firearms were probably stashed like that temporarily and were never retrieved. It's a shame. So much history and so much value laying there like that.
The Blue Sky M1 carbines are from the late 1980s or early 1990s. So this inventory in some way has been sitting around for 30 years. I agree; this looks like a licensed FFL who gave up the sales aspect of his inventory, stored it away for 25 years intending to do something with it, and then passed away before he could get to it. Dollar says the new owner bollocks this up, teaching us all a very valuable lesson on what NOT to do when such beneficences are given to us.
These are some of the coolest firearms I’ve ever seen. An opportunity to own so many historically iconic, and important firearms such as these just seems insane to me.
That collection is insane. Sad for the guy that collected it all for him not having any kids that were interested in continuing the collection. At least they sold it to someone who appreciates it. Amazing find man.
What a find. Would have loved the info and how much the bid went for. That is treasure right there. Don't let the Nazi symbols bother you. It's history.
This is like watching a 5 year old playing with a Picasso. The level of ignorance displayed here is shocking, not wearing gloves and the fact that he actually doesn't know what he actually has.
Wow as german guy i love the lugers. Have you find some german K98 ? When there is ammo in 8x57mm mauser there must be some K98 Karabiner. Finest german rifles and rare today. In the 80's my father buy one in finest condition, all things with same numbers for 299 Mark. How many dollars will some luger pistol cost ?
Pause the video on the luger case, one is a byf black widow(3500 to 5000), other one is an artillery from WW1 (3500 to 5000) The others he didn't show the tops or back straps but if he has any k, g code? Maybe some Krigesmarine? Possible Simpson? Sitting on a gold mine.
9:41 Stripper Clip for .303 Lee Enfield, British standard issue rifle. I saw you had one in one of the videos but didn’t notice it. It is a bolt action rifle. Please give me a shoutout and reserve my name for the giveaway, I’m just kidding😂
Man I wish I can find something like this, only thing I found was an H&R 32 short revolver. Just subbed and Please reveiw the garand please or do a shooting compilation
dudes, i knew a guy like that and thats how you leave your inheritance to family and friends, glad you appreciate it and are enthusiastic about the history, but its a bummer it wasnt passed down, or maybe the fam sold to you, not my biz , but its a great way to invest money as , cash is just paper, but the value of this kind of stuff goes up, cheers mate
Nambu type 14 in 8mm, the other unusual pistol is a Lathi 9mm it's a straight blowback. It's a bit of a pain taking the Lathi apart, BE CAREFUL The Beretta, If you see roman numerals on it, it means the year it was made DURING fascist rule. From 1922 to 1943. Example; XVI means the 16th year of fascist rule. So it put is at 1938. The second Rockrolla is a Type 1. It SHOULD have a flat bolt. Push button safety, and mag release . Type 2 had the round bolt, heavier stock And bayonet lug, this was done very late 44-45. The Lugar with the long barrel is either an Artillery or Naval Lugar. Black grips are nicknamed Black Widow. The were SUPPOSEDLY given to SS members. Most of the Lugers were given to ardent NAZI's. Be careful with them. The triggers are REALLY touchy. And IF you want to go see modern 9mm ammo, the bullet well that HAS to be between 90&100 gr. It has to be a FULL. Metal Jacket, velocity Has to be OVER 1300fps. My suggestion is .380 PROJECTILES in reloading. .380 and 9mm BULLETS are the same diameter, it's the casing that is different.
Wow, as german guy i wish i had some historic luger. Finest craftmanship. My father buy in 80's a K98 Mauser in finest condition for 299 Westmark here in germany. This shot my grandpa in ww2 Eastfront by moskau. Today has this rifle my brother he use it for hunting. This nazi helmet is from grandpa. 😂 I have found his wehrmacht uniform in basement with original knobelbecher. Granpa says he has a luger pistol but i never have find it. He is long time dead.
@@andik859I started my collection with a pre-war 1936 K98 and it’s still one of my favorite rifles. Very flat shooting and powerful rifle, of course with the proper military spec ammunition. I do have some ammo that was made for MG-42s that I use in it and that stuff works great.
You are correct. Pistol is Finnish Lahti L-36 9mm, but that one is a Lahti Husqvarna m/40 variant made in Sweden under license. Lower quality than the original but still decent gun
That’s a great find right there. I would build a gun room son display a lot of them. Sell the rest. Got to make that money back that you paid for the locker.
Fantastic! But, I suggest you should have been wearing silicone treated cotton gloves to keep your acidic skin oils from contacting the metal of these firearms !
I’d love to pick out 2 or 3 of those… 😍 some real history there. You could catalog each fire arm with the history of each. Some very fine pieces there to be sure. Edit: damn they just keep coming! Amazing history on those old Lugers, 1911s, etc 👏👏👏
Why do I have the feeling that despite saying "these are so rare", he still has no idea what he really has. I would be willing to bet there are so many things there overlooked that are museum pieces.
said to comment on last video this is almost overwhelming to watch just so many cool fire arms in such small place i just had to ask will you be opening a auction page or something i understand comment is for giveaway but i seen the newst video and really liked the brake open revolver you found in the box hoping you get an auction going or a listing site at least anyway keep posting videos i love to see the rest of these firearms in that collection
I can't watch this anymore. To see you handle these firearms with so much disrespect and not knowing what half of them are just makes me feel there's no justice in the world. I have no idea how they came into your possession, but you don't deserve them.
houdy i am a ww2 and vietnam reenactor and i think its so cool you where able to buy this stuff!! i reenact long range dessert group 1943 and no4 cammando 1944 all british, and i do vietnam as a vietcong grunt. love it keep it up.
I remember back in 1958 I was stationed at Fort Benning and had the chance to buy a Luger. Only $50.00 but in pitted rough shape so I did not keep it. Only one that ever crossed my path.
IMO the most valuable things in the video are the comments of the knowlegable historians, enthusiast and Military persons that recognized many of the guns shown. I reviewed these while the Tic Toc style video played to guage what was potentialy in the collection. It seems there is a great opportunity to generate cash and enhance the collections of many people if this resource is tapped. It is of course your style and your purchase to do with as you will. All in all intresting.
Not gonna lie this is both beautiful and terrifying. If I were you, I'd get in contact with an expert or two and be careful as hell. And not just because of the value some of this stuff has. There is a very real chance that there's something explosive in there. The number of times someone's gone through grandpa's stuff and found a grenade is startlingly large.
Please for the love of god sell me some of that collection! To be honest you keep all of it together! If you are considering selling anything I’m interested the Nazi stuff 1911’s anything really
It also would have been cool to get a little backstory on the lot you bought. Where you heard about it. How you got hooked up with the people. What you paid even. I know you probably dont want to mention that part because i get a sneaking suspicion that the people selling them all didnt have the best understanding of the rarity of a bunch of the stuff. Especially the Nazi crap. There are fewer and fewer decent examples of them as time goes by and they will only continue to rise in price.
And here I thought “holy grail” meant one-of-a-kind kind of like, you know, the real holy grail. But now, thanks to this video, I now know that everything is the holy grail. Thanks.
that clip that you asked what it was, is a clip of 303 british. and was used in all of the british army for ages. It was introduced into the british army and commonwealth around the boer war era for rifles like the MLE Carbine and the lee Enfield Martini MK1, Then it was used throughout the lee Enfield Smle range the mk1 to mk5 rifles. It was also use for the vickers lewis and the bren machine guns.
It appears this was an inheritance the way this guy is handling the guns. My bet is he is trying to build enthusiasm before an auction company takes over. After he gets enough clicks the sale/auction will be advertised.
That’s got to be the coolest feeling ever with all those cool old guns in one place. Can’t wait until I can afford something like those I’m thinking a kar98k or m1 carbine!
I love watching your videos and seeing you put work in making sure these parts of history are kept in good condition. I just watch your most recent vid and I hope I get picked for the give away!
The M1 Carbine you called rough and junky is the only one you've shown that's in original configuration and wasn't re-built for the Korean war. That makes it exceptionally rare and the fact it's Rockola is even better. IT IS NOT JUNK.
My palms got sweaty
And the Singer…
This hipster kid has no clue what any of this shit is.
Don't you love it when somebody that has no idea what he's got finds this kind of hoard?
@@skigdividerx4991 It's frustrating to see someone who knows nothing about guns, get this many guns lol.
I started a drinking game where I took a shot every time he said “holy grail”. I’m now in rehab for alcohol addiction.
Watching this person roughly handle and basically toss around some of the most valuable military surplus collectibles that are now as rare as hens teeth makes my blood pressure spike.
Listening to him talk about getting rid of the P08s in the case scares me to death he will do something stupid with them like a buy back or destroy them to "fight nazis" simply becuase they have a WW2 German acceptance mark.
I beg this channels creator, please let these treasures of military surplus and the like live on and go to collectors who will store and keep these history relics for all time.
Heck reach out to me and I'll happily take any off your hands for preserving.
🇺🇲👍🗽👍🇺🇲
You think you are preserving them “for all time” until ypu die and your family sells them off.
If I was this guy, I'd be skipping those P08's in a pond just to make you and everyone else cry.
Someone sold them, he bought them.
If you want them, offer the highest price on them.
I agree they shouldn't be carelessly lost, but if collectors won't be the highest bidders in the end then letting them collect dust in some cabinet is not the highest interest for them.
AW dont worry about going there to do that,,,just go to a river near you and throw in $1200 for each one you see in this video,,,,save on gas,,,,,,those things are worth a fortune,,,,,,if you want to throw your fortune away,,,suits me @@mattmarzula
This guy needs to stop handling these treasures this way. Get someone with good gun knowledge to help you.
I totally agree. How would he feel if someone beat the crap out of his grandma. These are precious pieces that should be given the respect they deserve. After watching and listening to him I want to beat the crap out of him.
I suggested IAN of forgotten Weapons.
For the love of god. Please don’t say get rid of, it makes me think you’re going to take some of these wonderful pieces of history to a buyback to get destroyed.
probably going to get gun brokered to recoup purchase costs, buy back wouldn't make a fraction of the market value of these pieces.
He might. He sounds a lot like a soyboy.
I think he understands about guns enough to do that
Guy spent his entire life collecting just to die and have a storage unit his family didn’t know about get sold for cents in the dollar value that should have gone to his family. Good for you.
A kid in flip flops rifling through historical firearms like their garbage. You've got the makings of the museum right there. What's even stranger is they've just been sitting in these boxes all these years. If I had some of those nice firearms, they would be in their own cases on display or in a proper safe with humidity control.. Either way they would be properly cleaned and oiled and stored correctly. It's a disgrace to find them like this, and that someone actually stored them like this.
Yeah something not right about this...doubting its his.
@@lloydchristmas1086 In the fact that he's got girly hands. Looks like he's never done a day's work in his life.
My 1st time seeing these/this guys posts/video. How/where did (he) get this"abandoned" high end collection? There's no dang 'description' for this video. Thnx
You hit the nail on the head - a kid in flip flops rifling through (what he says is) "garbage". Actually, its worse; a storage locker trash picker who knows nothing
about guns/firearms (other than the rudimentary google searches he's made) stumbles upon a treasure. Frankly, after two or three videos of the guy pawing
through "garbage" and dumping everything other than the "holy grail" .44 mags (?!?) ...? Nah, shakes head unsubscribes and walks away.
@@clambroth1923 He just had a ww1 m1911 and didn't even know it.
Careful! Some of those boxes and papers are worth as much or more than what is inside them! You may want to research what is in the unopened crate it may be worth more unopened. It’s your stuff now but mo need to destroy value if your intention is to make money of your good fortune. 👍🏻
It's Chinese 7.62x39 I believe.
Once established he'll be making more money opening them for TH-cam than they'll ever be worth collecting dust. Hopefully!
(I mean, Jimmy Donaldson is smashing lambos for views).
This channel would be so much better if you actually set up a camera and did unboxing style videos instead of just moving around chaotically
You really really need to have Ian (Gun Jesus) from Forgotten Weapons go through this stash! What a find. Some people dream of finding a million dollars. I dream of finding a crate of beautiful historic firearms like this. I got my C&R FFL several years ago, and as much fun as it is to find and buy a historic firearm, the searching, and researching is just as interesting to me.
I think he did fine a million dollars. Probably more.
Wear gloves! All that you touch will rust if you don't wipe em after.
Agreed his nonchalant handling bugged me greatly
@@jamesk2759 That and how he let serious collector pistols just roll of the end of his open hand as he reached for another like a 2 year old kid opening xmas presents.
you know the great thing about that? they are his.@@sqnhunter
This is the find of a lifetime. I think if I found something like this, I'd just cry for about a day and then smile for about a year.
It's always the dude who doesn't know 💩
That's what everyone is
Thinking 👻
If he says holy trail again
Dork
Throw them around and
Scratch em it raises the
Value
Amen
I do so wish this collection would have fallen upon one with more life experience or shall I say maturity.
They never would have put this video online. 😎
@@charlesmckinley29 NOT presented like this anyway.
@@ksharpe10 no one in their right mind would have shown a hoard like this they had stumbled across. A few of the premium pieces would have came out via Forgotten Weapons or another third party insulating the owner from discovery. There is a pile of money sitting there.
@@charlesmckinley29 The discretion shown by an older and more mature collector would increase the potential gain from this sale by several times over. The lack of knowledge on certain fine points will cost him a lot of money; this isn't unloading a typical estate sale. Not with these pieces, and the quantity. He really should turn this sale over to a reputable firearms auction house like Rock Island or Murphy's if he wants to maximize his good fortune. Otherwise he's another idiot who won a lottery and fritters it all away.
Dude, if you are reading this, there is a lot of good advice in this thread. It's up to you as the new owner to make the most of this. Call up the auction houses; all the info is on the internet. They have handled big sales like this before and maximized the gain. You'll thank all of us later when you can retire off the proceeds. This is a winning lottery ticket--it's _that_ good.
Sad that these guns will get auctioned or sold and scattered and forgotten. Id love to hear the story of how they all got gathered together and about the person who did all this. Its gotta be as fascinating as the guns themselves. Id be sitting in the middle of it all crying and laughing hysterically.
Sadly he is gone and sadder his children didn’t care!
It's a sad thing to see.
A gun collector who had a full-time job bought a gun every week when the dollar had value and guns were reasonably priced. His family wasn't supportive or tolerant of his hobby. They lost. This guy won. The end.
A damn shame that collection is getting broken up. I would also love to see the story behind the collection…the collector knew what they were doing and why they were doing it.
@@706trippster But he did not store them very well.
Breaks my heart to see someone this uneducated find a collection like this
Am i the only 1 screaming QUIT TOUCHING THEM with your salty oily fingers!!
No thats what I was thinking to
Same here, at least wipe them off after handling them.
They will all have rusty fingerprints on them in a month
Clicked away when you started doing that TikTok teasing shit at 2.50. Enjoy the guns, looks like you got some good ones
Jesus man you have the greatest opportunity to make good content and you mess it up. Get a tripod, dont film with one hand and half ass the reveal. And when you show the guns, really portray them instead of tellings the viewer whats in the box and then just moving on to whatever you think is more interesting
looking forward to it. As an european with an american gun obsession this arsenal is beyond belief @@The_LocalGuy
lol he's making tik tok style videos
@The_LocalGuy why did you delete the comment?
@@edmundvalero6841yeah imagine finding that in europe without anyone knowing of it 😅
When I see collections like this…where they’re “abandoned” or sold by family members…it reminds me…you can’t take it with you.
Amen because Jesus is coming back for his church and those cool guns won't help anyone when the crap hits the fan.
@@Seeklip6Tbut still, lots of people collect guns.
Very true. I’m hoping that I can teach my daughter to appreciate history and take care of my antique firearms collection and appreciate them the way I do and never get rid of them. I told my wife that if something happened to me and she ever tried to sell any of my guns, that I would haunt her.. probably a little extreme but I worked my butt off and spent a lot of time to get what I got since I was 15 and I’m not done yet.
Dont think doing a video on this was a good idea these days. Been me, silence is golden.
I worked in the retail firearms industry for 15 years. I know what all of that is. Watch out handling them, the box with 3 of the broom handles almost had the front sight Knick the wood on the next pistols grip. The revolver is a black powder cap and ball colt or colt replica.
Black powder revolver with the brass frame is most likely an Italian made copy. I have the same model from Navy Arms. They called it the 1860 Rebel because the Confederacy used brass to make pistol frames due to their lack of steel mills. They are still making them in Italy. But you can get steel or brass.
@@andylipscomb5199 Uburti makes a lot of the old pistol replicas. Even back to the old smoothbore pistols.
Knowing the model of firearm they are isn’t the same as knowing what those true value is. A lot of those rifles are Korean War rebuilt import marked. Value is garbage.
@@gunsforevery1 900 bucks is the averages now even for blue sky even dogs. True yiy can buy a new copy for a grand but most shooters want the real deal.
@@gunsforevery1 All you have to do is check online for current pricing. Knowing what a customer will pay for firearms lie this definitely fluctuates. Cross referencing a few web sights that span local and nation wide provides a pretty clear picture of what the market currently is.
Worst part is the person that collected these had a great appreciation for them. Glad they didn't see this punk rifle thru them with such disrespect for the collection. Only cares what google says is the most valuable.
Talk about casting pearls amongst swine!!
So many historical treasures in one place.
Like someone said…”The basis for a museum.”
The collection had to be a dealer of some kinds inventory. I would say an individual that does shows. The firearms were probably stashed like that temporarily and were never retrieved. It's a shame. So much history and so much value laying there like that.
The Blue Sky M1 carbines are from the late 1980s or early 1990s. So this inventory in some way has been sitting around for 30 years. I agree; this looks like a licensed FFL who gave up the sales aspect of his inventory, stored it away for 25 years intending to do something with it, and then passed away before he could get to it.
Dollar says the new owner bollocks this up, teaching us all a very valuable lesson on what NOT to do when such beneficences are given to us.
These are some of the coolest firearms I’ve ever seen. An opportunity to own so many historically iconic, and important firearms such as these just seems insane to me.
I love the carbines and Nambu type 14. I love the Japanese firearms the most. Very high quality guns
That collection is insane. Sad for the guy that collected it all for him not having any kids that were interested in continuing the collection. At least they sold it to someone who appreciates it. Amazing find man.
What a find. Would have loved the info and how much the bid went for. That is treasure right there. Don't let the Nazi symbols bother you. It's history.
This is like watching a 5 year old playing with a Picasso. The level of ignorance displayed here is
shocking, not wearing gloves and the fact that he actually doesn't know what he actually has.
You should be wearing gloves when handling those. You are sitting on a small fortune. Keep it safe!
Awesome bro love your videos. Keep it up. Been here since day one you’re doing amazing job.😁
You really have thanks for the support
Wow as german guy i love the lugers. Have you find some german K98 ? When there is ammo in 8x57mm mauser there must be some K98 Karabiner. Finest german rifles and rare today. In the 80's my father buy one in finest condition, all things with same numbers for 299 Mark. How many dollars will some luger pistol cost ?
Ich hoffe den 98er habt ihr noch 😂
@@Benjamin-mx1vf ja der ist noch da.
@@andik859 freut mich zu hören 💪👍
Pause the video on the luger case, one is a byf black widow(3500 to 5000), other one is an artillery from WW1 (3500 to 5000) The others he didn't show the tops or back straps but if he has any k, g code? Maybe some Krigesmarine? Possible Simpson? Sitting on a gold mine.
my brother in Christ, please don't take these historic pieces to a buyback please
Every gun guy on the planet wants to be your friend.
I agree with another commenter, watching some young flip flop wearer handle these beautiful antiques like Pokémon toys is painful.
9:41 Stripper Clip for .303 Lee Enfield, British standard issue rifle. I saw you had one in one of the videos but didn’t notice it. It is a bolt action rifle. Please give me a shoutout and reserve my name for the giveaway, I’m just kidding😂
Man I wish I can find something like this, only thing I found was an H&R 32 short revolver. Just subbed and Please reveiw the garand please or do a shooting compilation
Love your videos keep doing them
@ClickOnProfile790 hey man is this the real thing
My Great Grandfather William August Smith brought a Luger P08 home from the war and it got stolen in a home invasion in the 1990’s…
dudes, i knew a guy like that and thats how you leave your inheritance to family and friends, glad you appreciate it and are enthusiastic about the history, but its a bummer it wasnt passed down, or maybe the fam sold to you, not my biz , but its a great way to invest money as , cash is just paper, but the value of this kind of stuff goes up, cheers mate
Jesus, hide your location at all cost man ... The atf's comming
Nambu type 14 in 8mm, the other unusual pistol is a Lathi 9mm it's a straight blowback. It's a bit of a pain taking the Lathi apart, BE CAREFUL The Beretta, If you see roman numerals on it, it means the year it was made DURING fascist rule. From 1922 to 1943. Example; XVI means the 16th year of fascist rule. So it put is at 1938. The second Rockrolla is a Type 1. It SHOULD have a flat bolt. Push button safety, and mag release . Type 2 had the round bolt, heavier stock And bayonet lug, this was done very late 44-45. The Lugar with the long barrel is either an Artillery or Naval Lugar. Black grips are nicknamed Black Widow. The were SUPPOSEDLY given to SS members. Most of the Lugers were given to ardent NAZI's. Be careful with them. The triggers are REALLY touchy. And IF you want to go see modern 9mm ammo, the bullet well that HAS to be between 90&100 gr. It has to be a FULL. Metal Jacket, velocity Has to be OVER 1300fps. My suggestion is .380 PROJECTILES in reloading. .380 and 9mm BULLETS are the same diameter, it's the casing that is different.
He just threw a ww1 m1911 like it's trash. I doubt he will be careful with the historical guns.
@@Mere-Lachaiselongue I agree.
Wow, as german guy i wish i had some historic luger. Finest craftmanship. My father buy in 80's a K98 Mauser in finest condition for 299 Westmark here in germany. This shot my grandpa in ww2 Eastfront by moskau. Today has this rifle my brother he use it for hunting. This nazi helmet is from grandpa. 😂
I have found his wehrmacht uniform in basement with original knobelbecher. Granpa says he has a luger pistol but i never have find it. He is long time dead.
@@andik859I started my collection with a pre-war 1936 K98 and it’s still one of my favorite rifles. Very flat shooting and powerful rifle, of course with the proper military spec ammunition. I do have some ammo that was made for MG-42s that I use in it and that stuff works great.
You are correct. Pistol is Finnish Lahti L-36 9mm, but that one is a Lahti Husqvarna m/40 variant made in Sweden under license. Lower quality than the original but still decent gun
Oh my word!! I’m in heaven!! Geeeze!! I just came across this channel and Damn!!
That’s a great find right there. I would build a gun room son display a lot of them. Sell the rest. Got to make that money back that you paid for the locker.
Stopped watching.
This child has Googled some firearms, but doesn't know much.
He reminds me of an infomercial.
Good for you
I feel like I'm dreaming everytime I watch your videos. Just purely amazing.
Fantastic! But, I suggest you should have been wearing silicone treated cotton gloves to keep your acidic skin oils from contacting the metal of these firearms !
New drinking game, every time he say "holy grail" take a shot.... see if anyone makes it to the end of the video.
My man just needs to start doing colabs with all the gun tubers, imagine the amount of content you're sitting on, so much opportunities for ya
I’d love to pick out 2 or 3 of those… 😍 some real history there. You could catalog each fire arm with the history of each. Some very fine pieces there to be sure.
Edit: damn they just keep coming! Amazing history on those old Lugers, 1911s, etc 👏👏👏
Why do I have the feeling that despite saying "these are so rare", he still has no idea what he really has. I would be willing to bet there are so many things there overlooked that are museum pieces.
Sick! Literally my dream to get gear like that
I'm vomiting...😢
said to comment on last video this is almost overwhelming to watch just so many cool fire arms in such small place i just had to ask will you be opening a auction page or something i understand comment is for giveaway but i seen the newst video and really liked the brake open revolver you found in the box hoping you get an auction going or a listing site at least anyway keep posting videos i love to see the rest of these firearms in that collection
If I found this incredible pile of firearms I probably would have a nervous breakdown.
I can't watch this anymore. To see you handle these firearms with so much disrespect and not knowing what half of them are just makes me feel there's no justice in the world. I have no idea how they came into your possession, but you don't deserve them.
That Husqvarna pistol is basically the Swedish version of the Luger, before they turned all their factories to making chain saws.
Nam-boo. Japanese. Good luck finding ammo for that bud.
I reload for my type 14 and 94 nambus
@@fattywithafirearm what brass base do you even use for that?
If there’s a will there’s a way man
houdy i am a ww2 and vietnam reenactor and i think its so cool you where able to buy this stuff!! i reenact long range dessert group 1943 and no4 cammando 1944 all british, and i do vietnam as a vietcong grunt. love it keep it up.
How does one stumble upon this kind of wealth. Screw money I want an armory like this
You say "C-96 Broomhandles" like id say "2000 toyota Corolla"
I remember back in 1958 I was stationed at Fort Benning and had the chance to buy a Luger. Only $50.00 but in pitted rough shape so I did not keep it. Only one that ever crossed my path.
IMO the most valuable things in the video are the comments of the knowlegable historians, enthusiast and Military persons that recognized many of the guns shown. I reviewed these while the Tic Toc style video played to guage what was potentialy in the collection. It seems there is a great opportunity to generate cash and enhance the collections of many people if this resource is tapped. It is of course your style and your purchase to do with as you will. All in all intresting.
at a quick glance, i saw $80k dollars,,,,rifles alllll along the wall that he never even got to...
I'd be happy with just one of those U.S Army 1911s.
What a dream going through all of that history would be!
The stuff you find is super rare and epic.
Not having any use for or care about the luger? If you educate yourself you will care.😅
This is like a day at the pawn store. All the drooling over history.
Here from your latest vid about the coolest accessories but nice collection man glad you know your stuff
This guy will have the word. RARE. On his gravestone. That is his holy grail.
You do have some awesome content and I hope that you get demo ranch to come down and look at your collection and show some of them off
Not gonna lie this is both beautiful and terrifying. If I were you, I'd get in contact with an expert or two and be careful as hell. And not just because of the value some of this stuff has. There is a very real chance that there's something explosive in there. The number of times someone's gone through grandpa's stuff and found a grenade is startlingly large.
Those carbines are nice to have that many different manufacturers
Probably a gun shop showing what they ha e in stock
Pretty sure that 410 shotgun at the 2:56 mark is a Winchester 42, which is a very fine gun.
"Look at the beautiful bluing" Now let me rub my fingers all over it. DUH
I’m subscribed for sure!! 😊
Dang some good guns I agree with the thought that guns should be kept in good condition
I’m really curious as to what this guys carry weapon is. I’m sure it’s incredible.
I love giveaways and actually all of the collection 😂
Please for the love of god sell me some of that collection! To be honest you keep all of it together! If you are considering selling anything I’m interested the Nazi stuff 1911’s anything really
I keep waiting for a leprechaun to come around the corner. You found the gold at the end of the rainbow!
Ролик - топ!
Ставлю лайк.
Каждому бы такой заброшенный бокс.
Oh, nothing beats the Lugers dude, those are the coolest ones in all that bunch
That random 5 round stripper clip looks like 1 of 2 you'd use in a 303 Enfield
This guy could equip my imaginary army lol
It also would have been cool to get a little backstory on the lot you bought. Where you heard about it. How you got hooked up with the people. What you paid even. I know you probably dont want to mention that part because i get a sneaking suspicion that the people selling them all didnt have the best understanding of the rarity of a bunch of the stuff. Especially the Nazi crap. There are fewer and fewer decent examples of them as time goes by and they will only continue to rise in price.
Love the older colts could never get my hands on one always out of my price range.
Darn my AR is like that....
cheap and I never even knew.
How did u get all these?
Can I purchase the military ones?
And here I thought “holy grail” meant one-of-a-kind kind of like, you know, the real holy grail. But now, thanks to this video, I now know that everything is the holy grail. Thanks.
Would love to hear how you ended up with this collection
Wow awesome video brother I love old guns
Where are you selling these guns? You have lots of people here interested in purchasing some!
it almost feels wrong to break up this collection
they all belong together
I got news for you. That long barbelled Lunger may be the rarest thing you got. If that is an artillery Luger $$$$$$$$$$$.
Lunger Doc Holliday 😂
that clip that you asked what it was, is a clip of 303 british. and was used in all of the british army for ages. It was introduced into the british army and commonwealth around the boer war era for rifles like the MLE Carbine and the lee Enfield Martini MK1, Then it was used throughout the lee Enfield Smle range the mk1 to mk5 rifles. It was also use for the vickers lewis and the bren machine guns.
going through that box, there seems to be a broomhandle leather holster, you didn't even show if it's empty.
It appears this was an inheritance the way this guy is handling the guns. My bet is he is trying to build enthusiasm before an auction company takes over. After he gets enough clicks the sale/auction will be advertised.
That’s got to be the coolest feeling ever with all those cool old guns in one place. Can’t wait until I can afford something like those I’m thinking a kar98k or m1 carbine!
I love watching your videos and seeing you put work in making sure these parts of history are kept in good condition. I just watch your most recent vid and I hope I get picked for the give away!