I have always been fascinated by this particular handgun by its looks and the way it loads. Would love to add one to the collection one day! Schmidt and Rubin 1889 wpuld be a great gun to talk about amd show.

THANK YOU, it’s a great video, there’s so much left to learn - and I’ve be learning about firearms for over 60 years - and I appreciate your tutorials.

very cool

I learned about this Gun from Battlefield 1....Great Video

👍🏼👍🏼 *so cool* ‼️ nice gunsmithing story! Awesome to hear stories like this! Awesome gun! I don’t have a gun to suggest, but learning about a gun like this is a pleasant surprise

Fascinating pistol and design. I loved I your story about how you made your own locking wedge for it too, well done and so jealous of what you paid for it too! 👍

Surprising that Steyr never tried to develop the Hahn post war. I know they were restricted by treaty but it didnt seem to stop them working on other guns.

What a neat trick that lil gun is!

Awesome video!

Thanks 😎

Man i bought one recently been wanting one for a long time i love old semi auto handguns like this i have a little mouse gun a mauser 1910 in 25acp i love these type of firearms its when they were all hand made and made with love my guns 107 years old and it still works with all original parts mine was supposedly a GI bringback from ww2 i wish i had documentation but it was a old widow that said her husband brought it back only thing now is you cant find any ammo at all for it

The Steyr 1911s are awesome pistols. Ammo is not a problem. Starline makes the brass, Lots of people make 9 mm bullets and you can reload it in .38 super automatic dies. Data for .38 colt automatic is about right The stripper clips from some of the post war 9 mm Parabellum, I think it was Check, ammo work perfectly. The only problem is recovering fired brass. They launch spent cases into low orbit somewhere behind you. good shooting and Happy groveling up the empties .( Check loading data from a reliable source )

I picked one up about 5 years ago.......one of the German 9mm Luger conversions......for $850. I had to replace the worn extractor, which was $95 when I found one. What are you going to do....buy the part or not be able to use the gun?

I bought 1 about 20yrs ago along with Austrian ww1 ammo. Fired a few then stored it. Then had a chance to buy another I just couldnt let it go.

Very nice

Thanks for that TREAT NICE

so cool

My favorite pistol in battlefield 1 (plus schofield)

I got to work on one a few months ago. It was a WW2 bring back from the ETO. It had laid in a friend's father's shed for many years and had rusted shut. A little ballistol and it freed right up.

I have one of the special lot was order by the German Army, a lot of 60,000 pzs. that have number "08" engraved onthe slide and the German army eagle engraved above the trigger. I wonder how much it can be worth.

Absolutely love this pistol. I was lucky enough to pick up 2 of them, surprisingly one I happened to pick up is nazi marked.

Hey Brownells Any thoughts of making a reproduction of it?

Another thing about the Styer-Hahn. It has no coil springs in it. All springs are Flat springs

Can you lower the hammer down when loaded? Thanks.

I love how it just vomits the bullets out.

I wonder who the gun smith in green ville missisappi is ? And where!

Now 4 years later it is Very hard to find ammo for these pistols.

Please make a video where you disassemble it.

That’s a Great Pistol 😮😀😊👍🏼

How much would it cost? A guy offered me one for 1.000 Uss. Is that acceptable? Nice video, keep up the good work.

Interesting pistol used During WW1(The Great War)

How a video of a Mexican Obregon,1911

Very slender, concealed carry ? And the magic or working the metal to hand fabricate the wedge is a sacred bond to the sidearm. In WW2 the Axis chambered some for 9/19mm.

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SVT-38 or SVT-40?

A reproduction with 10mm chamber