WW2 Polish Mauser 8mm

[grigorij1978]

wow so fast reloading very nice

[llarlamon7758]

I hav a 1933 Radom. The year it was made should be below the crest. Mind is anyway. Excellent rifle.

[SoccerDJRob]

@llarlamon7758 are u interested in selling it?

[SoccerDJRob]

@llarlamon7758 Im Polish and looking for Polish rifles are you interested in Selling?

[wolfpl1947]

Awesome i need to get that mauser!

[ramberghini]

YAHVOL!

[billcavazos]

Just stay away from corrosive ammo. Shoot good clean ammo all you want. And keep it original and clean.

[BandytaCzasu]

Nice. Are you guys Polish? How do you get rounds for this gun?

[deussolinvictus]

7.92x57 is a common European surplus round. Ammo can be had made in Austria, Germany, Yugoslavia, Romania, Greece, and Turkey. Affordable new stuff is made in Serbia.

[zlykurwalogin]

Looks like "kbk wz.29" made by FB RADOM. Which year is it (1933-39) ?

[kalashnikov1982]

yes of course uts a kbk wz 29

unfortunatly i dont know what year it is

Doc

[mauser3846]

thats the problem with Polish Czech and Yugo mauser no dates

[Alex9322]

It was the polish primary weapon at the beggining of world war 2 .

[lecouillu1]

Héhé i'm a very lucky guy!!I'm on this video and i love my polish mauser i'm juste a happy trigger, shooting is a good thing for a firearms,that prevent corrosion with a good clean up!!And for those who think that will drestroy the gun forget it this rifle has shoot more bullet than i have ever imagine!!Don't worry we will never shoot when someone is in front of us!!

[st4r3k]

man those things are rare! where did u get it??????

[kalashnikov1982]

hoo my friend exchange this rifle against a air revolver, lucky guys

Doc

[buuuraken]

stupid destroing of rare rifle... 7.92mm not 8mm... You should think about history of this rifle... Dont use this like toy. -Sorry for my english. -Pozdrawiam z Polski.

[kalashnikov1982]

Pole i respect your idea,

and of course 7.92x57mm i know that but in america we don't bother with 7.92 or 8mm its the same thing. And its the first time that i heard that shooting is destroying a rifle

my friend sebas doesnt drill it or sportirized it he JUST FIRE WITH IT

Take it easy

Thanks for your message

Doc

[kalashnikov1982]

Of course the 8mm mauser from the two world war are verny nice historic shooter. Very accurate with very smooth handling and good trigger. I wait for the snow, i will do another video with a better camera . hope for snow

Doc thanks for your comment

[kbilyak04]

Very nice rifle! I have a Czech 8mm Mauser that is a very nice shooting gun. It's very accurate.