Uploaded October 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A review of a couple unique Austrian pistols from the 1920s. The Wiener Waffenfabrik's Little Tom pistols were the first semi-autos on the market to use a DA/SA trigger system. Before them, every semi-auto was SAO or striker fired. It eventually inspired the designed of the Walther PP. The coolest part about these guns, though, is the way the magazines work.
Ed Buffaloe's article about the Little Tom: unblinkingeye.com/Guns/ATLT/atlt.html
A review of a couple unique Austrian pistols from the 1920s. The Wiener Waffenfabrik's Little Tom pistols were the first semi-autos on the market to use a DA/SA trigger system. Before them, every semi-auto was SAO or striker fired. It eventually inspired the designed of the Walther PP. The coolest part about these guns, though, is the way the magazines work.
Ed Buffaloe's article about the Little Tom: unblinkingeye.com/Guns/ATLT/atlt.html
