@Diabolos14 years agoThis is old footage from 2017. It's fine. Mr. Lin had the only WA2000 videos on YouTube (or the internet) seven years before Forgotten Weapons did their piece on the gun. 18
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@tfdcorporation59774 years agoGood to see the WA2000 in action again since that one old video. Didn't think I would actually meet you in person. I knew that range looked suspiciously familiar. 1
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@aaron48204 years agoHope you'll get to make footage of your collection before handing them in :( Sorry to hear what's happening. 6
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@jeffshootsstuff4 years agoWhere does he get those wonderful toys?? 2
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@W0nk0Th3San34 years agoOut of curiosity, does the bolt not get held open after the last round? From my research it seems like Walther made several little variances in the models as production went along. In the exploded diagram of the first generation, I see the bolt catch, but there is nothing else shown that leads me to believe it locked back after the last round. It doesn't seem as if yours does either, correct? Yet the one filmed with Forgotten Weapons does. ...
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@discogodfather224 years agoWhat would you say is more accurate, the Walther WA2000 or an HK PSG1?
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@alexanderclaus48074 years agoI wonder when i can see a video with a 1st Gen. Walther WA2000. I've never seen it but i think it's blyatiful.
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@torment123454 years agosaw one for sale locally last year for $43,000 lol
Didn't think I would actually meet you in person. I knew that range looked suspiciously familiar. 1
In the exploded diagram of the first generation, I see the bolt catch, but there is nothing else shown that leads me to believe it locked back after the last round. It doesn't seem as if yours does either, correct? Yet the one filmed with Forgotten Weapons does. ...