History of WWI Primer 010: German Mauser 1914 Pistol Documentary

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Othais and Mae delve into the story of this WWI classic. Complete with history, function, and live fire demonstration.
C&Rsenal presents its WWI Primer series; covering the firearms of this historic conflict one at a time in honor of the centennial anniversary. Join us every other Tuesday!
Mauser Model 1914 "Pocket Pistol"
Cartridge: .32 ACP
Capacity: 8 rnds
Length: 6.1”
weight: 1.3 lbs
This handgun was mostly a product of Josef Nickl and would begin the concept of a "pistol family" in the commercial market. Sadly it never realized its dream of 9mm glory, but still enjoys a major place in firearms history.
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Mauser Pistolen: Development and Production, 1877-1946
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Goofed adding the ammo data overlay in the video. Here it is!
.25 ACP
Diameter: .251"
Weight: 50 g
Velocity: 760 fps
.32 ACP
Diameter: .311"
Weight: 71 g
Velocity: 905 fps
9mm Parabellum
Diameter: .355"
Weight: 123.5 g
Velocity: 1080 fps

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@djfailsafe 9 лет назад

I've actually got a Model 1934. Grandfather brought it back from Germany back in 1945. I've never fired it, it looks absolutely pristine.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+djfailsafe Sweet!

@caesarspeaks 4 года назад

You are so lucky

@keithyates5665 4 года назад

I have a1434. I really like it. I've shot 1 mag out of it.20667 Ser. Nmbr. It has engraved handgrips. Came from France after d day.

@LittleBigVathole 4 года назад

Please do a video!

@otterconnor942 3 года назад

Make sure to keep it protected with something like birchwood barricade

@ryandrakes9925 4 года назад

That makes sense. In the heat of battle or with slippery wet hands, just inserting a fresh magazine and having the slide go forward chambering a Cartridge is fantastic.

@PartTimeJedi 9 лет назад

my wife happened to look over my shoulder just as the end shot of Mae wearing the "guns" shirt came on. I actually had to explain that I wasn't watching "gun porn" and her also being a fan of the show replay it to prove it was Mae, (who my wife and I admire greatly). Great series guys, keep it up! 👍

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+PartTimeJedi Got it, Gun Porn is OK if it's Mae....

@maewinchester2030 9 лет назад

+PartTimeJedi LOL! Ok, that made my night! Thank you! We'll keep doing our best for ya'll!!

@maewinchester2030 9 лет назад

+C&Rsenal Ok no, no gun porn.

@PartTimeJedi 9 лет назад

+Mae Guns lol! You got it Mae 😁

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

Mae Guns a little gun porn.

@SveninColorado Год назад

I have a Mauser model 14 chambered in .32 ACP / 7.62 as part of an estate. After field stripping and cleaning, I shot a few rounds through it and agree with Mae's assessment. It is small but not tiny and comes to hand and point comfortably. The recoil is very manageable making it very easy to return to point for follow up shots. Thanks for more history and information on this sweet little pistol.

@25ghr 8 лет назад

Great videos, Mae makes a good job of shooting the guns , I lived in the states for 2 years I got to fire many older pistols , including a Nambu .. its nice seeing a lot of the more obscure pistols being fired ,here in the UK we can only dream of the freedom you guys have protect the 2nd amendment,

@Candrsenal 8 лет назад

+Villy Vassell Thank you! I am sorry to say we benefitted from your loss as I have more than a few ex-British collector's guns. It seems like the 2nd will remain a hot bottom for a good while to come.

@maewinchester2030 8 лет назад

+Villy Vassell Thanks! I try

@wuldntuliktonoptb6861 7 лет назад

Villy Vassell for now anyways the democrats want those guns gone. Its crazy nowdays you can die for your country overseas in a hellhole like afghanistan but god forbid you take a pistol or ak47 bayonet off an enemy and try to bring it home or even buy a martini enfield legal to own bc its b4 1898 from the local bizaar home and get caught you will be court marshalled, dishonorably discharged, and possibly thrown into military prison. But its ok for a general to grab Sadams gold plated dks for gerorge bush...

@jason60chev 8 лет назад

I tune in to watch Mae!

@maewinchester2030 8 лет назад

+jason60chev Thanks! Most I hear stay for the beard :)

@frederickhuicochea46 5 месяцев назад

Just picked up one of these two weeks ago. Have not taken it to the range just yet. Did break it down and cleaned it, very simple. did not find the magazine lock to be much on an issue. Can't wait to get it out and take it through its paces. Once again a great review.

@ar6985 9 лет назад

Congratulations on another well produced documentary! The 1910 pattern Mausers are truly classic pistols.One minor criticism- the slide does close without inserting the magazine. You just have to pull the slide back and release it before it begins it's forward travel. Snap it back forcefully and release- the slide should close. It can be a bit tricky at first.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+ar6985 I believe people are managing this but definitely is not working on our example. if I think about it the way it would work for some is if the recoil spring is driving faster than the combo ejector spring can reset. Perhaps ours has a stiff combo spring and/or weaker recoil spring..

@slickslyke1870 3 года назад

I like Mae's "90s Girl" Hairstyle honestly a hairstyle that should come back into Vogue. I'm going back into these older vids that I haven't seen on nights when I just feel crappy and I regret that I didn't discover you Guys until I went though a breakup back in June and needed longer vids than Forgotten Weapons to kinda focus on something other than how I felt. You guys are great and as a History lover and Gun Collector myself I can't help but binge your vids. As a Person who also likes learning about industrial methods and a factory worker I learn alot here. Keep up the great work.

@luckydogx2 5 лет назад

This all started with a gift. A 1910/1914 .25 ACP, from a friend. I've never even fired it, but am fascinated with the design. Purchased a .32 ACP on Gunbroker, am waiting delivery to FFL. I intend to shoot this one, and am going to school on it with videos such as this one. Great video, thumbs up, and subscribed. BTW, Mae is awesome. Not just a cute chick with a gun. She is obviously the real deal!

@dominiccairo9530 8 лет назад

Sauer 1913! I can hardly wait. Love your channel.

@nicholasford4820 9 лет назад

Great job capturing the sound of the shots! I was watching this with headphones and damned near ripped them out when Mae started shooting.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+Nicholas Ford sorry! We will try to find a happy medium

@nicholasford4820 9 лет назад

+C&Rsenal Not at all, that means you're doing it right!By the way, I know you've pretty much moved on from France, but any chance you'll ever do a video on the various Spanish 8mm revolvers they bought? I know its a sort of obscure subject but they're a particular interest of mine and I seem to be accumulating them...

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

Actually we have filmed one in 8mm Ord. But it is not enough for a whole episode on its own so we are waiting for a 1914 to pair the episodes out.

@followerofchrist6694 Год назад

Picked up a 1910 last month. Made in the mid-1920s. Shoots fantastic. My 10 year old loves it.

@sarinahmaroussia2760 8 лет назад

Tnx alot for this video, it helped me alot with my mauser. I think this is one of the best gun channels for collectors

@Candrsenal 8 лет назад

+Sarinah Maroussia Thank you! We're glad you enjoyed it!

@chriscoop81 7 лет назад

Gotta love the Yugo SKS in the end credits

@danielhurn 9 лет назад

I am very impressed with your video. You guys really know your stuff. Not often do you see such detail to history. Keep it up!

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+Daniel Hurn Thanks for the kind words! We'll certainly keep working!

@rockstaraz6576 7 лет назад

I'm really appreciating your 3D/ X- Ray styled automations . Your Automations are Great Teaching Tools that should be Expanded On. For some reason this type of teaching tool just made it "click". Thank You ✌

@Candrsenal 7 лет назад

Glad to hear, we make the jump to 3D later in the series.

@poop-for-brains 9 лет назад

Nice nod to Forgotten Weapons, Ian's string of videos a few months ago focusing on early .45 semi-automatics was a really interesting series. Early automatic designs are already fascinating, but early semi-automatic weapons trying to handle a large load like .45 ACP just gets even weirder.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+SteamPoweredRudeBoy All of the Mauser delayed blowbacks are interesting. I highly recommend the Pistolen book listed in the description.

@poop-for-brains 9 лет назад

I'll add it to my list!

@reedr1659 3 года назад

Thank you. My grandfather has an old 1914 and I was looking for information about it. This is great.

@frederickhuicochea46 2 года назад

You guys are awesome, love the historical background and Mae's opinions on guns and their performance. AWESOME!!!

@taofledermaus 9 лет назад

How come you aren't monetizing? YT will promote your videos much more if they are monetized-- since they get a chunk of the earnings. Anyway, that is my tip for the day. I really enjoyed your video.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+TAOFLEDERMAUS Do they promote you more? We just wanted to save everyone the ads until we had some more growth.

@taofledermaus 9 лет назад

C&Rsenal Almost everyone runs ads, and viewers should understand that in order to produce content, it takes money. RU-vid WILL promote your videos more if you monetize. I heard about you from a posting at the Firearms Blog. I never saw your videos featured or suggested to me on RU-vid. For an upcoming channel, you definitely are doing everything right otherwise. Your production quality is amazing. Just the cutaway animations set you apart from other YT channels. One suggestion that will help is to work with channels similar to yours like Forgotten Weapons. If you could do an animation for him, THEN he could use that to promote your channel with a clickable annotation to your channel. (just having links in the description don't work very well) I've never talked with the guy that runs that channel though, so I don't know if he is the competitive sort or understands that cross-promotion actually compliments everyone. As a VIEWER, I want to see you succeed because I want to see more of your content. As a content creator, I will try to think of any way to help promote you.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

***** Thanks for the input! We've actually been working with The Great War on their WWI project and it's brought a lot of attention from not the usual gun crowd.

@taofledermaus 9 лет назад

That is a good strategy. The usual gun crowd is very limited. Embracing a world-wide audience with the history, with the touch of "Ken Burns" styling (IMHO) and intelligent commentary will pay off for you.

@leathery420 9 лет назад

+C&Rsenal I'm pretty sure Ian from forgotten weapons would be happy to do a cross promotion with Y'all. I believe he did a video for The Great War channel on machine guns, and that's how I found about that channel. Then on The Great War's channel I saw a video he did with you guys, and that's why I'm here.

@AntiAnathema 9 лет назад

Collab with Ian from Forgotten weapons confirmed?

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+Geo Wu Nope. Still buried with basics just yet. But we're all lucky he made the video on the 12/14 though.

@lamonstra1464 6 лет назад

god I hope not

@r0ast5_61 5 лет назад

Yes, on valentines day 2019

@wozaiwodejia 5 лет назад

@@Candrsenal A mere 3 years later though ....

@captainnutella67 9 лет назад

Excellent and informative video as always! Gotta say, I really like y'all's friendly banter with each other in the videos and with the fans in the comments. Makes me feel welcome to watch and comment, if that makes any sense.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+captainnutella67 we love having comments. Even criticism! It is to everyone's benefit. We're honestly just glad people care to participate! So thank you.

@MosesPaulShelest 8 лет назад

Mae's echo in her voice over of her own shooting scene made her sound like some kind of gun god.

@maewinchester2030 8 лет назад

+Moshe Shelest Ahahaha! I have all the power!

@ronalddunne3413 7 лет назад

Gun Goddess!

@thetobaccoguy1751 6 лет назад

Great video man! I own the 1910/14 and am hunting down a 1914. I own 4 .25 acp's and the Mauser spanks all others in accuracy, even my Colts.

@hedgehog3900 9 лет назад

Thoroughly enjoyed that,thank you.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+Hedge hog thanks for watching!

@chasetower6773 2 года назад

Thanks again

@timkunkel5431 2 года назад

Just inherited a 1910 in 6,35mm. Many thanks for the informative vid! Mae for Pres in 2024!

@christophercollins1101 4 года назад

Thanks so much for this great video and documenting all the references. My dad gave me one of these and I was able to take it apart today and clean it thanks to your history and takedown lesson. I could never figure out how to get the slide off! Also, you have a good radio voice!

@theshepardthewolfandtheshe5304 2 года назад

Right on!

@michadsshootingbench 9 лет назад

Mae is a badass. Othais is like a historical Chuck Norris, but better.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+Ryan Michad *fatter

@maewinchester2030 9 лет назад

+Ryan Michad Rofl! Just had the best image of Othais Chuck Norris in my head.

@septimuswarrensmith879 3 года назад

I agree with you RM. Mae West and her sidekick O-Thigh-Us really know their firearms. "Bang bang, she shot me down, bang bang, I hit the ground, bang bang, my baby shot me down...." Not sure where Chuck Wagon comes in....

@tgclark56 Год назад

Thank You.

@InsurmountableNitwit 5 лет назад

Just found your channel a few months ago and have been watching new primers, and cherry picking guns I had interest in. Now, I went back to the beginning and have been binging the last 2 days. The content is excellent. Also, does anyone else catch themselves waving back sometimes?

@BalticBuffalo 9 лет назад

I was lucky to put my hand on one of these....made in 1944. We had a good tryout for this gun... Accurate and very sweet shooter indeed.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+BalticBuffalo nice!

@hellskitchen10036 7 лет назад

Been shooting, smithing and collecting since the 50's and this is my favaorite....my wife also. We each have one! Trouble with the open slide, just use a snap cap and slam it in, when your ready....it is.

@Candrsenal 7 лет назад

Nice

@thedesignerblacksmith5953 6 месяцев назад

4:50 Funny how Othais did so to demonstrate the smallness of the gun. But hey, it works! A nice way to do so Also, it was his palm, right where you grip the gun, not his entire hand

@Lieutenant_Dude 3 года назад

This is one of the prettiest pistols I've ever seen.

@stevenmike1878 2 года назад

lol just got one from from my grampa today. it was chrome and he absolutely hated it. taking it apart and cleaning it i understand why, the chrome all bubbled up and it blistering off and they chromed the internals as well, just spent forever grinding all the inner chrome off. the outside is fine no blistering but all the internals where horrific no wonder it never worked, but good news he left a colt detective 38 special, when he was a detective, that was a joy to clean, most amazing trigger ive ever felt.

@vinnygrumelart7829 8 лет назад

first off, I'd like to thank you for your show, serious, complete, fun and interesting, really they aren't that many around I like as much as yours with the exception of that good old Ian from Forgotten weapon. Secondly, I am the lucky owner of one of them from the Dantzig police, and this is the first good and serious video about this old guy and it was very interesting, thanks again, keep up the good work and greetings from france.

@josephmay3499 7 лет назад

Excellent presentation + a very pretty assistant with the French blue shirt!

@chapiit08 8 лет назад

I own one of these pistols made around 1921. Fantastic little gun, I wonder why they didn't manufacture a .380 version.

@_Wiseguy7 8 лет назад

+chapiit08 I think it was mentioned in the video. If the design wanted to fire a larger cartridge the spring would need to be so stiff that it would be very difficult to operate.

@_Wiseguy7 8 лет назад

+chapiit08 I think it was mentioned in the video. If the design wanted to fire a larger cartridge the spring would need to be so stiff that it would be very difficult to operate.

@chapiit08 8 лет назад

Wiseguy7 In fact, the 380 is not in the 9mm Luger power range, to the point that most (if not all) pistols in such caliber are straight blowbacks. Many guns such as the Walther PP series, Mauser HSC, HK4, Bersa Thunder, etc. were manufactured in both the .32 Auto and 380 ACP

@_Wiseguy7 8 лет назад

chapiit08 Ah, ok.

@MfJediKnight 5 лет назад

Dude. I need help. My dad has this gun that he says is a .25 Holts(?) not colt 1914 handgun. We’re looking for a magazine, but I can not find a SINGLE thing ANYWHERE that says holts ever even made handguns. Help. Someone.

@septimuswarrensmith879 3 года назад

Dear Jed Eye Kniffle: I think it's under the bed, naughty boy...

@isoto0224 5 лет назад

Any chance you guys can do a video with a FN 1922 pistol?

@CherryRhubarb00 5 лет назад

isoto0224 probably not for a bit.. they’re stuck on WWI for a while longer

@isoto0224 5 лет назад

@@CherryRhubarb00 the FN 1922 is also a WWI weapon as well, but I understand what you mean it also served in WWII.

@TaZ101SAGA 9 лет назад

That automatic slide release is really cool. Why hasn't that been carried over to many other designs? Never actually seen that before.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+TaZ101SAGA It does appear in a few more models. We'll make sure to show it off when it happens.

@SearTrip 7 лет назад

Just got one of these. When someone puts that spring attached to the heel release in backwards, it not only disables the hold-open, but makes the gun darned hard to take apart.

@aussiefrostie8137 8 лет назад

Thanks for the video! The 1910 and the 1914 are nice shooters. I noticed the 1914 as having a very light trigger........ Looking forward to watching your other videos. There is just something about these old guns with character......if they could only talk and tell you where they have been.

@Candrsenal 8 лет назад

+Aussie Frostie Long periods of calm followed by brief ones of excitement!

@mr.m1garand254 2 года назад

Found one in Grandpa’s house a while ago when we were cleaning it out. Amazing thing to find

@slowhand1198 9 лет назад

Must agree with you all on the trigger, sights, and safety. Got a bunch of these .32/.380's. Most of the safeties are a pain to manipulate, some trigger pulls are very heavy, and most sights are minimal at best. For such contraptions, I think the Sauer 38H is the Queen. Looking forward to your further vids.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+slowhand11 ooh, the 38H is a dream... Too bad it will be a while before we leave WWI.

@IncomitatusExcelsior 6 лет назад

My 38H is the envy of my friends and family. Even as a late war, somewhat crude model, it shoots, as you say, like a dream.

@lordbarristertimsh8050 2 месяца назад

I find this an interesting little pistol, and I hope to get one sometime.

@cmtchemist 4 года назад

Just watched your Mauser 1914 video and Mae makes the comment that once the magazine is out the slide is locked open, "there is no way to put it back in place unless you pop the magazine back in". My 1914 slide returns by just pulling it all the way back and releasing it. Be happy to send you a video if you like.

@williamcorrell1044 5 лет назад

well done, I own a 1914 pocket pistol and found this very informative.

@isoto0224 5 лет назад

Wow so much useful cool info about this handgun! I plan on buying myself one 1914 Mauser soon.

@southcoastarms3900 4 года назад

Love what yall do.

@samsonthepipe 9 лет назад

I can't wait until you do a review on the S.M.L.E. By far my favorite rifle ever, modern or otherwise. Thanks for the great content guys!

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+Eli Contreras (SomeBruh) we are holding out for the right piece

@samsonthepipe 9 лет назад

C&Rsenal What model are you looking for? I would imagine it's the MK.III instead of the MK.III* since it has more features.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

Yeah we want as pure a MkIII and pure MkIII*. Hard combo given the mix of parts due to various upgrades. The volley sights are the core but a mag cut off and milled vs wire cover loop would help

@crunchysuperman 9 лет назад

Thank you for the video. I really look forward to these.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+crunchysuperman we're just glad you are watching!

@BikerJim74 9 лет назад

Another great video, thank you.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+Biker Jim thanks for watching!

@AZ-zd6dz 7 лет назад

Excellent review! Thanks for your work.

@garybarrere7552 4 года назад

Best yet, I am trying to find a decent one. Appreciate your show.

@ductileiron98 6 лет назад

Great video. Just got two of these recently. This helps things tons!

@savage1r 9 лет назад

omg, it has a hi-point style firing pin setup.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+savage1r Sorta not really. It does project but it does not serve as the ejector thankfully.

@savage1r 9 лет назад

+C&Rsenal "Mauser's, they're basically Hi-Points" - Othais.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+savage1r gtfo

@MaaaaaTaaaaa 9 лет назад

+C&Rsenal rekt

@johnmadow5331 2 года назад

I brought one in 6.35 mm in excellent shape, back in 1991 for $299.00 installment plan but I never fired one. I saw a lot of them in Thailand when old people die and the original ammo made by Geco in red box was with the gun. Same as Browning Baby was sold in the steamship ocean liners that sail between Siam and Europe.

@MormonAll 6 лет назад

Nice Job. Thank You.

@georgeeverette3912 8 лет назад

Having a large person and a small person give comments is great.

@maewinchester2030 8 лет назад

They did tell me eating all my veges as a kid would make me big and strong.

@Mildcat743 7 лет назад

Mae Guns They lied

@TheStratfish 9 лет назад

Great work on with the Audio on the range! i'm really excited to hear what comes next. :)

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+TheStratfish everything!

@TheStratfish 9 лет назад

Woot!

@toff5812 5 лет назад

hello!!! super vidéo!! comme d'habitude, pouvez vous me dire lequel des deux pistolets Mauser 1910 en 6,35 et 1914 en 7,65 est le plus dur a trouver? merci encore pour les vidéos super instructives

@NuclearAlchemist 9 лет назад

Awesome, as always! I really liked the sound on this one. Hope the cold gets better! My grandfather has a Nazi marked FNH 1922 in .32 acp that I am going to get in the near future (WW2 bringback), so do you have any plans on doing that particular gun (or have done it already)?

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+NuclearAlchemist While we will eventually break out of WWI, for now the 1922 is just beyond our scope. However, we will be covering the 1910, which is effectively the same gun. Honestly now that I think about it I might end up doing both in one. I'm not certain.

@NuclearAlchemist 9 лет назад

Given that there isn't that much of a difference, you could probably wrap them into the same episode.

@honpolyo 3 года назад

The disassembly from field strip to complete: Great, good, uh-huh, oh..kay enough with the mag, okay not to bad, now the trigger. Nice, the side plate comes off easy. No over tightened soft screw heads to mess up-WHAT, no, NO! so many small parts...wher-wheres my Tokarev?

@Wilson2005WAW Год назад

This an interesting pistol. I didn't know some of these pistols were used in WW2.

@BoozMcGroove 4 года назад

I've got a 1910 in .25, most comfortable and handy gun I currently own :p

@johnmadow5331 3 года назад

This type of Mauser 1914 cal .25 ACP and .32 were among the best seller small guns in Siam during Pre WW-II. A lots of upper class women in Siam brought them in the steam ship or Ocean Liner during the trip to Europe. I brought two of them in excellent shape back in 1970 for $70.00. I hide it in my safety deposit box in Massachusetts when I was foced to leave my home in 1993.

@BoozMcGroove 3 года назад

@@johnmadow5331 they’re excellent guns for sure, I can’t get enough of mine. Thanks for the additional bit of history!

@coldandaloof7166 5 лет назад

I wish I had found these videos sooner.

@ProjectD13X 9 лет назад

This just had to go up right when I was getting ready to go to class haha.

@maewinchester2030 9 лет назад

+ProjectD13X lol the torture!

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+ProjectD13X Sorry! For some odd reason RU-vid was really dragging on the upload and process today.

@clayronso3932 9 лет назад

+C&Rsenal The net just seems slow overall today.

@ProjectD13X 9 лет назад

+C&Rsenal No I mean it showed up in my sub box, full 1080p when I commented. I just happened to see it when I was getting ready to head to class.

@maewinchester2030 9 лет назад

ProjectD13X C&Rsenal meant that youtube was just taking forever to upload the video for everyone to watch.

@anchorbait6662 6 лет назад

You don't have the specs written for the 25cal 4:00 and the 32 at 7:00 not sure if intentionally did that or just forgot. Maybe they didn't have specs for the older cartridges. Anyway, just thought i would mention it

@chrismc410 5 лет назад

Why they didn't make it a .380 is beyond me. All they would need to do is change the barrel. The same slide, magazine, internal parts, frame would work. Colt, FN, Savage, Walther, Beretta and others did just that with some of their existing .32 ACP pistols and lost one round capacity wise

@cbarker1496 12 дней назад

Thanks for the video. I inherited a 1914 model. Unfortunately, the magazine AND the barrel pin are missing. Do you know where I could buy a barrel pin AND reliable magazine ? You do good work !

@greyhoundproductions4971 4 года назад

I actually own an original 1914 in the 33000 serial range. It was a WWII Vets war trophy and i got for decent price in a shop in NC and when i first handled and fired my first thought was "I definitely aint selling this"

@kennethrouse7942 4 года назад

If you happen to have the DVD of 'Command Decision', one of the Special Features is a vintage short featuring the M-1914 as the war souvenir used to make 'Souvenirs of Death'. You can probably from the description guess the deal: kid gets his hands on dad's bring-back, accidentally shoots the beloved family dog, dad pawns it, crook gets his hands on it, etc. The point being that all these things ought to be turned in to the cops. Yeah, right. 😎

@BHuang92 8 лет назад

Did the early CZ pistols were based from the mauser 1910?

@Candrsenal 8 лет назад

Yes. Nickl was their lead designer.

@zaqzilla1 7 лет назад

My Mauser HSC has the same sort of operation where you have to insert a mag to release the slide. It's really the only downside to it, other then the fact that it's in .32 acp.

@speedinggoopman2272 2 месяца назад

Mae, how the hell do you one hand the magazine release? I'm 6' 3" and I have to change my grip on the gun so I can generate enought force to depress the button and pull the mag out.

@snowwhite7677 7 лет назад

Have one that has an issue where it will Occasionally NOT drop the Firing Pin when pulling the Trigger. Not sure what is gong on, I'm thinking a linkage somewhere is worn to where it sometimes scissors instead of linking cleanly. Interested to know if anyone else has had this issue...

@Morpheus1910 2 года назад

I don't find it at all irksome to empty the clip and re-insert it to reset the slide in those instances where I want to leave the chamber empty. Once forward, I reload and re-insert the full clip. I love my 1914; had it many years.

@FISHINGBEAR1 3 года назад

Nice gun love mine..

@MegaBait1616 9 лет назад

i have a 1910/14 in 25acp with a holster that still works.lol. and Wolff springs still makes rebuild kit.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+MegaBait56 Nice! They feel so good.

@MegaBait1616 9 лет назад

yes it does, also have a mint CZ 27 in 32acp.

@MegaBait1616 Год назад

16:38 pics of models....

@JosephAnthonyJosefius 7 лет назад

The pre-curser to the HSc, which I own (1942 production)

@jeepgeek1 4 года назад

Hi Guys, great job but I wish you would quickly cover the manufacture dates and serial number ranges.

@MrAmptech 3 года назад

The common holster for these came with a 2nd magazine. I would suggest it was doctrine to hot load the next magazine.

@davidbrennan660 5 лет назад

At 14:38” War were declared “ if it was format back in the day.

@terryyocumiii9645 3 года назад

I will have one of these

@etaioncmfwyp3822 Год назад

Any tips on how to fix striker firing when the mag is inserted? Not cool when it goes bang when it's not supposed to.

@greydonstautzenberger3901 2 года назад

Keep it up

@willied88m 7 лет назад

I have a 32acp, 1914 shoots like a champ but my safety is broken but it still fires great

@garypedinelli1568 8 лет назад

I have one of these, and I can release the slid without a magazine! It takes a pull back on the slide and quick release and it will close!

@frankbutta9344 5 лет назад

I just saw this pistol in “The Killing” from 1956.

@kennethrouse7942 4 года назад

Yep, weilded by the late, great Elisha Cook, Jr.! 👍

@freddieellis8449 7 лет назад

If I may offer a slight constructive criticism.... Lighting really needs to be better for things such as disassembly etc. The orange background really doesn't lend itself well a well-lit set when it comes to blackened pieces of metal. Love the channel though! Keep up the amazing work!!!!

@rickluna5691 8 лет назад

Great i have a 1914

@jackertl6416 4 года назад

How much did it cost

@donparker1823 Год назад

My Dad had a nickel plated one of these. It was the first pistol I ever shot. I wanted to inherit it but he gave it to an uncle who got his house burgled and the little Mauser is lost for good.

@kennethrouse7942 4 года назад

Actually, about 60 years ago (!!) I had a clear plastic Mauser M-1914 water pistol. I loved it right up to when my mother found out where I hid it. NOT a squirt gun fan! LOL 🤗

@clayronso3932 9 лет назад

Interesting. As far as pistols go, I cannot wait for the British revolvers. To me they just look completely odd compared to what I am used to seeing as an American.

@Candrsenal 9 лет назад

+Clay Ronso .455 is on the way.