Luger pistol

A hasty survey of the campsite revealed that the blacks had stripped von Harben of everything.

All of his supplies were gone, and his gun carriers had decamped with his rifles and all of his ammunition, with the exception of a single Luger pistol and its belt of ammunition that had been in the tent with him.

Erich von Harben had had sufficient experience with these natives to understand fairly well the mental processes based upon their deep-rooted superstition that had led them to this seemingly inhuman and disloyal act, and so he did not place so much blame upon them as might another less familiar with them.

While they had known their destination when they embarked upon the undertaking, their courage had been high in direct proportion to the great distance that they had been from the Wirramwazi.

For to a man of Van Harbin's training and intelligence, there could be no thought that the lost tribe of legend, if it had ever existed, could be anything more than a vague memory surrounding a few moldy artifacts and some crumbling bones.

It did not take the young man long to reach a decision, and presently he turned back to his tent, and entering it, packed a few necessities that had been left to him in a light haversack, strapped his ammunition belt about him, and stepped forth once more to turn his face upward toward the mystery of the Wirrawase.

In addition to his Luger, Van Harbin carried a hunting knife, and with this he presently cut a stout staff from one of the small trees that grew sparsely upon the mountainside against the time when he might find an alpenstock indispensable.

A mountain rill furnished him pure cold water to quench his thirst, and he carried his pistol cocked, hoping that he might bag some small game to satisfy his hunger.

When you visit them in their homes and they're busy telling you, oh, I don't drink anymore, but you had to abseil over the empty bottles at the back door.

They're denying they're still up for crime, but there's all these brand new stereos still in the box and the framed Luger on the wall and all those sorts of things.

Did you do training with the FBI in Texas?

I didn't do training with them, but I had the opportunity to spend a bit of time with some of the FBI from Quantico agents.

And so when you visit them in their homes and they're busy telling you one thing, oh, I don't drink anymore, but you had to abseil over the empty bottles at the back door, you can draw your own conclusions.

They're denying they're still up for crime, but there's all these brand new stereos still in the box.

And just even the ability to, while they're perhaps filling out some questionnaires, to wander over and look at the books in their bookcase and the framed Luger on the wall and all those sorts of things.

So besides... spending several hours, sometimes up to three or four hours with them.

And they had several all spread out over that area.

And they believe the Luger was, uh, responsible for Clarke and Walters' murders.

Well, associated, um, yeah, with their scenes at least, and that came from a comparison with cartridges from cases recovered from Belanglo.

And they did recover a lot of cartridge shells from various properties as well, and did an awful lot of, um, comparison work in, in relation to the firearms.

And this is the one that was here that was cocked back.

It's got a 9 millimeter Luger.

Very good.

Detective White talks next steps.

And the men are now beginning to learn that.

And they learn that much later still in episodes like Points when people continue to die for... silly reasons you know and then you've got Malarkey who's still looking for the Luger which I love because there's something wonderfully human about it he's promised this for his kid brother And they're participating in one of the largest military operations in history.

And Malarkey's basically thinking, I'd quite like a souvenir.

But what's interesting for me is that Luger almost becomes a symbol of his hope.

Much like...

Yeah, you hang on to something.

Yeah, and I definitely think Breakout Manor winters shows how... on point his decision making is, which is why 80 years later we're still talking about it.

So a couple of points from the assault.

Daryl was ba- uh, just he, Daryl was a bad vibe, and he had a, he had a...

I said, "Is that a Ruger tattooed on your, on your wrist?" He goes, "That's a Luger." I said, "Excuse me, Daryl.

I'm sorry." [laughs] No.

It's a Luger.

[laughs] I said, "I'm sorry."

[laughs]

With the MDT mount

by far though, that is, and I've shot, you know, 10, 22s and Luger's and not Luger's, um, Smith & Wessons and some other 22 model, like the AR style stuff.

This is by far my favorite.

I've had the most fun shooting this.

And we're motoring through it.

Uh, Benburb 3, Penicuik 2, Glenavon 2, Thorniehill nil, Darvel 2, Dunbar nil, Largs 5, Lochgelly Albert nil, uh, Kinnoull 2, Irvine Vics 1, Luger 2, Glasgow 1, Anbet 1, Lunkerty 1, and Lunkerty winning penalties, uh, on that one.

Okay? So for me, I would say that I'm just buzzing that the Luger boys will curse is over [laughs] after me destroying them at the start of the season.

Uh, the, the curse is over.

I think that's a really good result.

Ah, you would think so.

Um, Glasgow United obviously have a funny side.

Um, but it's, it's a good result for Luger to go and get it, and it hopefully does stop the rot for Dino and they can kick on a wee bit.