德國DWM公司的魯格LP08炮兵版手槍射擊

Johnny, get your gun, get your gun, get your gun Take it on the run, on the run, on the run Hear them calling you and me Every son of liberty Hurry right away, no delay, go today Make your daddy glad to have had such a lad Tell your sweetheart not to pine To be proud her boys in line Over there, over there So these are the two guns we brought out this morning To show off and play with and have some fun with and talk about And both of them are World War I guns The P08 Luger on the left there The P08 Luger on the left there, artillery Is most usually thought of as a World War II era gun Because the P08 Luger with the short barrel Was the one that they were using still, quite a bit Between that and the P38 It was still a common issue gun in World War II So most people when you talk about Lugers will think World War II But this one is a lot older than that And you'll see, this was built in 1917 By DWM And I'm going to say that wrong if I try it again So I'm not going to But everything on this gun matches Oops, I'm out of frame again All of the serial numbers match on this gun Including the firing pin, everything In World War I There was a big need for carbine rifles Small personal defense weapons Cavalry was still a thing Cavalry was a big deal in World War I And what you came with Was cavalry would scout out the positions of artillery And these were for machine gun crews These were for machine gun crews as well as artillery crews But it was mostly for the artillery crews What they found was It was really difficult to deal with a rifle length carbine rifle It was really difficult to deal with that And run the big guns So they came up with the idea of A personal defense weapon And a longer barrel pistol That could be converted to a carbine type weapon Both of these guns have that capability This would have been the paddle That the holster mounted to for the P08 And you're all familiar with this one You got to see this in the last video on the C96 So the P08 was the desired gun If you know your history You know World War I didn't end until 1918 That gun was built in 1917 So that's the quality that DWM was turning out For the most part in wartime production Because of that they weren't able to keep up with the demand So the Prussians went to Mauser And asked for the Mauser in 9mm instead of 30 Mauser And that's how that gun came to be But today we're here for the artillery Luger And I just think it's a really cool piece of history You guys saw the pictures we rolled in there The guys carrying them and using them If you're familiar with the video game Battlefield 1 It's one of the weapons that the pilots can get It comes with a 30, I think it's a 32 round drum with a stock And it's a pretty fast little weapon in the game And really and truly it's a really fast little weapon in real life It's very accurate Just a real, it's a lot of fun Beautiful weapon So anyway that's the light little bit of history I wanted to share with you guys a little bit that I know I'm not going to do a field strip on either one of these guns today We can do that later But that stuff's all over YouTube You don't need to see me do that So let's go shoot them Let's shoot the Mauser And see if we can capture some slow-mo footage on the Mauser And then we'll shoot the Luger Talk about it a little more maybe All right we'll see you guys over there We won't come back till it's over over there And of course it didn't lock open Do they not do that or They're supposed to but Again the hotter ammo This isn't A little bit of flinch there So today we're going to shoot the DWM Deutsche Werke Maschine Deutsche Waffen Maschinenfabrik The DWM Luger Artillery Or as the Germans called it during the Great War The Linke Pistole Here we go We won't come back till it's over over there Johnny get your gun Get your gun get your gun Johnny show the hun You're a son of a gun You could lock that in And that was the intended Form of use for this gun That one I had for a while Didn't stretch down quite a bit But it works really well Let's see how it does You can see the target down there We're set for 100 yards We'll go for head shots And for today There you go And what the guys could do I don't know if you can see that They go up to 800 meters Which I think is a bit optimistic But you could adjust that For elevation at range Anyway let's do one more Let's see how we do I hope that was in In fine there More head shots So if you remember On this one This was the filler So what the guys would have to do on this one This was actually the stock for the gun It went in I'm not going to do Because it scares the gun out of me That hurts Not one malfunction So this likes the 147 grain A little bit hotter loads That was all Winchester white box So it wasn't super hot Alright guys With this That's the 1917 P08 Luger Hope you enjoyed that Down the road here I'll get these on the table There at the house in the kitchen And we'll go over how to Tear that down and clean it Because that's got to happen now anyway Hope you had a good time We'll catch you on the next one