Per 
"We Will Win the War"
During an exploration excursion in Normandy, France, a lead crate was found sunken deep in a muddy puddle. The crate was retrieved by towing it out of the water with a towing cable attached to the tour guide's car. Upon further inspection of the crate, it was bound together with iron chains and 10 kg weights. As the explorers open the crate, a slightly eroded German Luger P08 is found. One of the explorers, excited to see if it still works, pulled the trigger and fired a bullet into a nearby tree. As the magazine is unloaded from the gun, one bullet still remains. It is fired again, but kept firing over and over. A single bullet is still placed in the magazine.
It was reported to the foundation after a "magic gun" was recorded from a mobile phone at a local gun range in Berlin, Germany after spectators witnessed 65 shots being fired non-stop out of an antique handgun.
Containment procedures include securely locking away the gun in an unidentified 1 ft. x 1 ft. x 1 ft. firearm case.
