That’s a real Little beauty!

I love mouse guns the design and workmanship that go into them is awesome. The videos you do are great too thank you

Great videos. I would love to see a basic takedown on many of these. Would add a little content to your videos and I think it’s interesting that many of these little guns are basic striker fired systems but some had creative ways of squeezing in hammer for a single or even double action.

Keep up rhe great work.

When are you going to do a review of all your mouse guns I just want to see how many you have and enjoy the beauty of all of them and are you going to put any of the American made and I'm talking about the ring of fire ones

I really enjoy seeing the mouse guns. I have an unexplainable obsession with these types of guns, most are out of reach for me so I enjoy being able to experience them through your channel. Looking forward to seeing more.

Love your channel - so glad I found it ! Mouse guns are my favorites …!

Interesting grips. The HS logo looks like a dollar sign. Gives the pistol a sort of modern gangster appearance.

I love Mouse Guns ! How am I only finding your excellent channel now …!??? Subscribed!!

Beautiful little lady !

lil killa,,lolz..

Well done !

I love mouse guns. Great videos. Keep them coming. Id love to see small calibre revolvers mouse guns Belgian 1890s etc

Review the Walther TPH 25acp

I like how these take apart, its odd but cool

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Fabulous! My Ortgies pistol is a 32 ACP. I would rather have the 25. My pistol comes with a wonderfully creepy history! So does my 1918 Colt M1911 pistol!

I can send you my database for this model of Menz pistols if you want.

Yes the 48 the year from production 1948 .

You have a wonderful collection of tiny guns! Do you carry/shoot any of them or are they mostly for the joy of collecting?

Dream pistol. I acquired on but it was so rough I figured I could make one! You are fortunate to have one in your hands!

I have an H&R self loading in 32 and 25. Love em. Id like to get a webley version of both eventually

The serial number of this Clement pistol is 36866. I have photos of this pistol from the auction.

Do you have Melior pistols? It would be nice to see such a video.

Always remember, prior to the invention of antibiotics even a stick from a pen knife could be lethal. .22 short wasn't a "manstopper" but dying of sepsis was a alow and painful ending. Nobody wanted to get shot with anything.

I'm familiar with this odd but elegant pistol. This gun was made in .22 Long because the frame is just a tad too short for .22 Long Rifle. Its unique in that its one of the only pistols made specifically in this caliber. Most .22 Long handguns are small revolvers like the Smith & Wesson #1 1/2 which are only safe with the .22 CB Long subsonic cartridges. The CB loads are too mild to work the slide correctly. The CCI .22 Long supersonic that is NOT marked CB is the only factory ammunition left that will work reliably in this pistol.

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Another nice little gun thanks.

Nice gun, do they shoot ok with modern 25acp ammo? Thanks for the vid.

All the 950 frames are the same. I removed the front pivot pin and replaced it with a threaded pin. This way by switching the barrel, slide and magazine i can switch between.25 ACP, 22 short and even 22 long rifle. I make my own recoil springs with music wire. Love your videos!

We love to see the field strip! Don't worry about the fumbling. You have fabulous little pistols and i love to see the field strip innards!

Very Beretta like. The barrel comes out like my Beretta M1934 and the magazine release is like my Beretta 950B pistols. It's pretty cool!

Oooh that loop is intriguing!

Excellent pistol and excellent video! Millions of people carried 25 ACP pocket pistols. Because of KZfaq they get a bad rap.

Damn, Looks great. One of my favorite gun models ever. I really, really wish they were still in production. Pocket guns are making a huge comeback now. Was praying for the Sarsilmaz P6 to come out, but I don't think they ever did. Pretty sure they were discontinued before any were sold. They have the curved shaped grips on them too. They look identical except for the logo.

I love the mouse guns too thank you for the video.

The FEG trademark translated into English means Federal Electric and Gas. They were a large scale manufacturer of electric and gas appliances. Many of their products were sold under different house names around the world including Sears and Roebuck. The lower price point was a result of post WW1 European economic recession, the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the lower cost of skilled labor. Many people bought and owned their products unaware they were made in Hungary. They were recruited into the small arms industry and were quite successful at that as well. Thanks for the great videos.

live your channel. you should start dissasembling i guess it will be more ASMR. Keep it up.

perfect Hand Gun.( I Have Astra Cub )👍

Mine doesn't say type policeman, I've got both models aswell but my longer barreled one has a extra shell holder on the bottom of the magazine. Thankyou for making the video!!

🇨🇵cocorico Thanks for this videos

Thank you, i have a deactivated one, proofed in 1950, I believe they stopped though in 1942?

Very cool , I just wish someone would remake it today ! Nice video pard ..

i read they had problems with the extractor esp. when using high velocity rounds.

I just got one today and I was giving it some TLC it was moving smoother then I decided to load it I had the safety on and my finger if the trigger pointed at the bed I racked the slide then it slam fired a 25 auto into my mattress where it stopped thankfully just leaving this heat y’all be safe ~from San Antonio

I too, really like the mouse guns. Excellent video, thanks...

Very nice little cordless hole punch...

This is the very first mouse gun (6.35) I ever bought, and I was hooked. I love the vest pocket pistols. They used to be an affordable hobby but not so much anymore, but every once in a while, you can find a real gem... Good video, thanks.

New subscriber here ❤

The Wilkinsons Arms company still exists and still makes 9MM carbine pistols