Hey Jow Forums, it turns out my great grandpa who was in world war two brought back this handgun from Germany. I was wondering what it was. It has Deutch Werke on the side. Will post more pics.
Hey Jow Forums, it turns out my great grandpa who was in world war two brought back this handgun from Germany...
Nicholas Robinson
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Ian Myers
Jack Edwards
I have skinny hands, so the gun probably looks a little bigger than it is
Easton Fisher
Pretty sure that's an FN Browning 1910
Carson Reed
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Angel Gomez
Very cool family heirloom. Keep it no matter what. If you ever have kids, show it to them. Or other family members that may be interested.
It's probably safe to shoot but I wouldn't.
Brody Carter
Its an ortgies. Neat little .32acp pistol. Also your grandfather fought for the bad guys. Fuck him.
Samuel Kelly
That one is .25 caliber.
David Wilson
How could you possibly know which side he fought for? War bring backs were legal back then so he could have picked it off a dead soldier and might have been fighting for just about anybody
Jaxson Cox
Lol contrarian faggot.
Luke Hernandez
but he's right, you know
Ian Sanders
Seconded
Logan Peterson
Thirded
Christopher Rogers
>fought for the allies in ww1
>bad guys
M8 you’re thinking of ww2
Brody Taylor
He payed the iron price and took it off a dead kraut.
Aiden Baker
Read OPs post you moron. Says his great grandfather fought in WWII.
Hudson Martinez
Who would have had it though? What soldiers would have been equipped with ? Germans obviously, but what units i mean. Military police? Engineers maybe?
Leo Sullivan
Most likely an officer or volkssturm member. Would have been awesome if a German had killed his GGrandfather and taken the pistol back.
Mason Turner
This is the last useful post in this thread.
Luis Lee
Wehraboos git out
Daniel Morris
Numale race mixing nigger lovers git out
Carson Nguyen
>Not fucking every race
Post BMI turbo fatty
Michael Martin
My grandpappy brought home a Sauer and Sahns .32 pistol taken off an SS officer.
Camden Taylor
Oliver Perry
Nolan Hall
Hey i got one of those too
Henry Young
That's pretty cool user. I dont have a picture of it, but my gramps was a canadian volunteer in Finland who killed commies. He gave me his stahlhelm.
Aiden Ward
He's obviously not left. This doesn't make him somewhat correct
Blake Diaz
All I got was a ppk
James Bailey
>SS officer.
Sure, pal.
>not some Reichsbahn, Polizei, Volkssturm, SA, Kriegsmarine, or other last ditch unit thrown into the grinder before the war was over
Lincoln Ward
Ortgies. Interesting pistol. Not a single screw in the thing. Be careful taking it apart, the striker spring follower will fly away to the great gun parts black hole in the sky.
Aiden Flores
FN 1910 32 ACP
Was also the type of gun used to assassinate the Archduke Ferdinand thus starting ww2 These guns were used by luffewaffe pilots as sidearms as well as the FN 1900
Michael Taylor
WW1* my mistake
Ayden Anderson
retard
Ayden Richardson
Other issue with Ortgies is sear wear, if it needs two trigger pulls to fire, that is the problem.
Aaron Harris
>Also your grandfather fought for the bad guys
>bad guys
Isaiah Scott
samefag plz go
Adrian Kelly
It's absolute garbage. I can take it off your hands for you.
Jace Cook
>not catching aids from being a modern degen faggot
Jace Phillips
Officers had to buy their pistols, unlike some low ranks who were issued their because a rifle would be unpractical. Field officers would go for the 9mms while older and unlikely-to-see-combat officers might prefer a small peashooter. Also the Germans were the all time masters in the art of reissuing captured weapons to second line troops.