Colt 1911A1 That Belonged to WW2 Military Intelligence Officer | Pacific Theatre 

Thank you for your effort to bring an offer these pieces of HISTORY back home. My DAD fought in the Korea war,was only surviver to return home.Reading some of these comments is sicking,these men earned the right to bring back anything they wanted too, Please keep up the GOOD WORK ,,just look over ,DIS:-RESPECT. THEY NEED A GOOD Daisey red rider BB GUN.

He was a fine man....Thanks Tom..... Old F-4 Phantom 2 fighter pilot Shoe🇺🇸

Note to veterans and firearms lovers - never leave your beloved firearms to money hungry heirs. Those types are a scourge to America.

BRAVO....We sometimes see an older gun and wish it could talk......You make them talk !!

Guy from Pulp Fiction movie, insert picture of Christopher Walken here. 😂 Maybe his name was Coolidge. What a great piece of history! Glad it’s not a watch.

Fascinating story! Thanks for sharing it. Have a great day!

Love the stories behind each gun. Thanks

War guns quite often have a story but for most it's becomes lost as time goes by! Great story on a cool gun!

As always Tom, Top Notch!!! You surely bring the story of service to our nation as number ONE....

Great history

This guy was the real Killer McCoy!

Springfield armory put S on the magazine tang!

Awesome praven

Pack A Punched it’s a good secondary

Sorry about the detail Tom, but have you ever done a video on the East German PP the Tellman?

Quick comment/question. How could a U.S. serviceman bring back/keep his sidearm and not have to turn it in to the appropriate depot/office/station at the conclusion of his service time? Great Video.

Once again, corporate bean counters feathering their own nests.

Is this gun sold?

My question is..If he was issued the 1911and then brought it back home instead of turning it in. You be stealing Government property? Maybe they were allowed to do that..

Complete with the idiot scratch, but would give this one a pass

WOW, really!? This man is very uneducated or has a death wish in the very irresponsible way he dangerously handles firearms, and I should know, as a range officer and firearms instructor, I see idiots like this all the time. 4-basic rules a firearm ownership: 1. Treat every firearm as if it is loaded. 2. Always point the muzzle in a safe direction. 3. Be certain of your target and what's beyond it. 4. Keep your finger outside the trigger guard until ready to shoot.

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They didn't call the grips "plastic" yet. Grips were made from "celluloid" before Polyvinyl chloride was invented.

Look it’s Mickey Mouse 🐭 with the white gloves 😂 oh Brother 🤣

Isn't that technically United States Property? How do servicemen get to keep their issued sidearm? Something fishy here...

I carried several GI 1911s in the 80s in the military, they really were horrible, horrible sights , horrible trigger, horrible accuracy and should have been dumped out of service decades before.

Disappointing video... tons about this guys accolades and achievements... but nothing about him acquiring the right to bring this pistol home. No paperwork. Nothing. 🤨