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  1. German: German Mfg. (non-P08) Pistols & Holsters.
    When I was at the Ordnance Guided Missile School in Redstone Arsenal in 1961, I bought a nice Walther PP in a pawn shop in Birmingham, AL. I found that it functioned very well and it was surprisingly accurate. One time I was shooting from a rest and squeezed the trigger VERY slowly to check how...
    full-auto walther
  2. 1900-1918: P.08-Army Lugers
    Hello everyone, I was re-reading my copy of John Walter's Luger book when I noticed something I hadn't before, the mention of a sole example of a seemingly full rifle stocked, maybe with a cooling jacket off a Parabellum LMG fully automatic Luger tested by the GPK in 1917. Walter also mentions...
    full-auto luger prototype
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