You have found many pistols still in their leather holsters. Instead of breaking the pieces of leather off, then discarding them, you could take it home, in the condition you find it in. Then put it, holster and pistol together, into a basin/bucket of Linseed Oil or another oil used to keep leather from drying out. Then after a few days, remove it from the oil and try to separate the holster from the gun. At the very least, you will have the holster in a more complete condition, which you can then use as a pattern from which to make a new “replica” holster for the gun. You will also find it easier to clean the Gun after it’s bath in the oil. Moo

It's incredible how many relics are still there after so many years 😲 Thanks for sharing this video with us 💫

Hello from France... The little gun is not a toy for a children. It's a ''Velo-dog'' 6mm or less. It was sold when we buy a bicycle in France to hunt dog... LoL Noise and surprise to escape. yourself, of the attack of the dog... 😜😜😜 Post Scriptum : ''Vélo = Bicycle'' com's from the factory call ''Manu-France'' since 1885. This little revolver was certainly captured in France in 1940 or more. Thanks Guys good job. Have fun.

Interesting discoveries and recoveries 💪 Thank you for sharing ✌️

Thank you for sharing this with us. This must have been an exciting day for you!

This pistol is a mauser hsc only carryed by officers. greetings from germany

Awesome finds such good condition too🤘

Mauser pistol HSC model

Very cool

Mauser HSc

Do you have tips for finding bunkers and artifacts?

Bullet with FN is Belgian made : Fabrique Nationale in Herstal Belgium

I find it fascinating that the earth has so very much beneath it awaiting discovery! Your channel unearths huge amounts of weapons, ammunition and munitions, together with artefacts and human remains each year, yet still there are more. Its testimony to destruction that just keeps on coming to the surface. Its bizarre to see unopened cans of ammunition in perfect condition and weapons which appear to be in such a good condition that they could be restored to operational condition.

I liked the video, however, I am so thoroughly disgusted by the condition of that equipment! Let's find out who is responsible, and punish them!

GREAT work,thank you!

Imagine being around these places a couple years after the war finished,you could of had a decent weapons stash.

5:37. That is a Mauser HSc. They weren't very reliable. Feeding issues. Quite beautiful tho.

Hermosas reliquias muy buen vídeo ok.

Зауэр, хорошая машинка

awesome finds

It's so interesting, after many decades, to see those being discovered, then dug for the first time!🇺🇸👍

Soil with very high acid produces such dry brittle finds alas all gone and crumbling pitty the soil is so bad there

Se tivesse conservada valia uma fortuna em leilão

In which region was this?

There must’ve been some kind of a fight there at one time

8:05 Sauer 38H

Your videos are great ,thanks a lot. I wish I understood the Russian language,

Nice finds.👍👍👍👍👍❤🇺🇸

5:10 mauser hsc

Револьвер " велодог" поедназначался для защиты велосипидистов от собак.

Czesc Alex. Znow masz same piekne trafienia.Pozdrawiam.

5:52 looks like a Makorov or a nock of of the same

Todas armas alemanas

интересные находки!где этот бункер находится если не секрет?

5:31 Thats a Mauser pistol

DONT TELL ANYONE UNTILL YOU HAVE CLEARD THE AREA NICE FINDS 👍.

It is an old war. 🇲🇾🇮🇶❤️

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No real care taken when excavating…Just pulled out and pulled apart.

Most of your discoveries are in several feet of dirt. These were on the surface, just beneath fallen leaves. Why the difference?

Who left all those weapons? Retreating germans (?)

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Very much interest rusty pistols… these pistols not will work need restauratiob repair

hello admin

Nazi frog

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