I got to look at a really unusual pistol this past weekend, and put together a video on it.
http://www.forgottenweapons.com/german-jager-pistol-video/
It's a German "Jager" pistol, made for officers during WWI. Never formally adopted, but a few thousand were bought privately and saw service. It's a .32 ACP blowback design, and what makes it interesting is the construction. Instead of having a solid frame, it has two stamped side plates and then milled sepatare front and rear straps. Very neat...I don't know of any other handgun built this way.
http://www.forgottenweapons.com/german-jager-pistol-video/
It's a German "Jager" pistol, made for officers during WWI. Never formally adopted, but a few thousand were bought privately and saw service. It's a .32 ACP blowback design, and what makes it interesting is the construction. Instead of having a solid frame, it has two stamped side plates and then milled sepatare front and rear straps. Very neat...I don't know of any other handgun built this way.