Well the original design was chambered in .38

Yeah due to the military using .38 special revolvers at the time right?

Then were like "Anything less than .45 won't do"

That was the standard round at the time. But Browning found out ahead of time that the military was looking at adopting the new .45acp round and so they made them in .45 acp.

"The gun that won 2 world wars"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgOicEVA4u8

Acting like the US military only fought those wars using pistols lol

That and the US didn't win either of those wars.

Technically whatever pistol Hitler concealed carried is the one that one the war

So it’s likely that the Mauser is actually the chad pistol?

The Tokarev was actually the pistol used by the people who won WWII.

lol yup

Don't tell the fudds that though

Hilter shot himself with a walther ppk

No way

England was the hero all along

Fuck those guys

Walthers are a german gun.

So

Is it not manufactured in England?

Germany lost the war themselves?

Nope

Nope Walther is still german

I just have it confused with something else

Always has been

Must

You only think that because the Walther was the reported gun of James Bond.

Oh perhaps

Though I must confess I’ve never seen a James Bond movie

And I’ve been ridiculed for having not seen it don’t worry

Only james bond movie I know is goldeneye

And that's because of the N64 game

James Bond is forced to use a Walther PPK(Its actually a PP) in the first Movie(Dr No) and He acutally prefered a Beretta m1934

I remember in this anime I watched "Noir"

One of the main characters used the Beretta 34 as their main pistol

First time I saw heavy use of it

Although I do cringe seeing guys get 1 shotted everytime by it lol

The 34 was chambered in 9mm short. So you can drop a guy easily with a head or heart shot.

For some reason I thought it was in .380 or something

.380 is also known as 9mm short. the 34 was also chambered in .25

ah