Even if one pays top dollar, it is pleasing to buy from an honest, sincere seller. Tom is most certainly that. I have bought items from all kinds of people, auctions, pawn shop owners that were probably felons but not convicted, widows, bankers, and others from all walks of life. A purchase to me is a chance to meet another human being and help them, while enlightening myself in some way. The experience of the purchase should be remembered and appreciated. I have made a few that I would never do again, but that's called education, I guess.

U got that right

You’re assuming the gun shop owner was asleep at the switch. The only person who got a bargain was the gun shop owner that bought the collect and paid the collector or more likely heir a baseline price that didn’t account for any rare variations.

if you believe these stories being pumped out, you are dumber than the guy who shot the video (not tom)

sS it’s sub unit maybe SD .like movie Massacre in Rome .Richard Burton LtCol Chief of SD Rome.

who's John?

Looted a dead soldier?

Did he have any use for it? What exactly should have happened to it? I think people like you are just upset they don't have one...😂

@@mastertechnician3372 It is unfortunate that civility and common courtesy seem to go out the window during violent gun battles. You would think that after centuries of warfare mankind would learn to say "please" and "thank you" while they are brutally slaughtering each other.

@@Jreb1865 Yeah, he had a use for it. You see, when you are being shot at by the Deutsche Truppen it's good to have as many guns on you as possible because you might run out of ammo, your gun my jam or something like that. It's good to be well armed when Nazis are trying to butcher you.

I mean its rather obvious why its the case. The guy bought it potentially cheaper from a local gun shop since the gun shop ideally would keep his prices inline for his face to face customers to purchase. Only for that guy to sell it to this online retailer who will in turn sell it back to the public and upcharge it even further. Go to his website he doesn't sell stuff cheap. Which in turn is squeezing the market further to even higher prices and more and more people being left out of the fun of being able to acquire one of these let alone one in decent condition.

I'm more surprised that people would simp for prices about twice what they should be...

He said not all of the ones he is showing came from this store.

Decoker was used in the other . Other no. Loaded❤

@@454FatJack Thanks! I didn’t know they had a decocker. I just watched his video on the 38H where he demonstrates using it. 👍🏻

Numbered mag?

Not on collectible guns. On those the bubble will only get bogger and thicker, especially with all these gun control laws and regulations. You want a cheap gun? There aren't any.

Yes Manurhin France

"probably went to the SS". Probably not.

​@@sambone8213I would say definitely not...lol Another dealer fudd story...😂

It said "A. Hitler"

So?

Hope it wasn't that irrational Justus idiot. I tried watching his video 1 time. Law enforcement should be there when he opens up a storage unit. Kids should not play with guns. Jumps around like a barnyard rooster. 😊

no where is that

Tey are all on Internet and the first thing they check is compatible sales, so do not hold your breathe.

Buy a house broken tarantula. Its cheaper.

Yes, Bond used a PPK.

Little guy should buy necessities, not collectible guns.

@@mastertechnician3372 and who are you to dictate that? Crazy as it is some of these collectibles as you call it are actually quite numerous ontop of being functional and reliable firearms. So having the ability to get stuff ideally for cheap was a great thing especially for the little guy who either doesn't want high end modern stuff or wants something thats historically or mechanically proven.

He’s undoubtedly checked them and doesn’t want to display them in that manner for a showcase video…

he didnt pay retail or else there isnt any money for him

Don’t hate the playa, hate the game.

If you know all the local gun shops then which one did you see them in? I doubt that gun shop got all these guns in at once. Because I know all my local ones and I only know of a couple that would even take these type of guns in and they usually want substantially more than they’re worth but they end up selling to someone with no experience. Everyone has access to the internet and can see what these guns sell for.

who's John?

The seller sets the price. It is the LGS to know his product and what it is worth. This is literally what free market is. The seller sets a price he thinks is fair. Legacy sets a price they think is fair!

@@mfreund15448key word “they” lol

Easy. Different issues intirely

One is for protecting my children, the other is for protecting someone else's children.

How is it possible that you can be so completely lacking in logic??? If you're seriously that stupid...just ask and I will walk you through it! The real question is...how is it possible that someone can claim to be pro-choice yet anti-gun??? You think it's ok to kill a completely innocent baby...but not ok to defend your life against a violent attacker?

@michelmendoza1769 Prolifers are hypocrites (abortion is always the woman's choice), though having a gun for self-protection isn't wrong in any way. I live in a country with strict gun control, but I can still think for myself and won't eat shit just because the government is feeding it to me. These people aren't deep thinkers. Philosophically both abortion and gun ownership are so called negative rights (no one has the moral right to deny you to do an abortion or to own a firearm).

Yes...and some of them were used to defend Germany against Soviet invasion...a country that killed 40-60 million of its own people! Others were used by police to apprehend criminals. It just goes to show that firearms are simply tools...inherently incapable of good or evil. It completely depends upon the intent of the user. By your logic...should we be giving medals of honor to the firearms used to kill SS members? Blaming a firearm for the crimes of its owner is just as absurd as giving it a medal when used for good!

Private gun ownership used to be common in many European countries. Historically it was as easy (or easier) to legally get a gun in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden etc than in the US today. Then gun control happened, and people seem to believe that Europe "always" had gun control, which was actually only the case in very few countries. For example, here in Sweden no gun control concerning purchasing or carrying a gun existed before 1934. My great grandmother's brother legally owned guns without any kind of silly license 100 years ago.