Comments by "WALTERBROADDUS" (@WALTERBROADDUS) on "Forgotten Weapons" channel.

  1. We should have brought this gun.
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  2. Enhances cooling and reduces barrel weight.
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  3. Do you take Stimulus checks! 😷
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  4. Well the folks at Winchester would definitely disagree. The model 12 replaced it.
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  5. Feel free to post a video on Estonian history. But, the gun is the focus here.
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  6.  @dankovac1609  Sigh.... Just hard sharing space with shooters and gamers.
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  7. Pretty simple. They did not meet the requirements.
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  8. 🤔Did Mr. Stoner make any serious money from his designs? Or is he just well admired and broke like Kalashnikov?📐📏👨‍🔧
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  9. Hmmmm..... I can think of a few.
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  10. I think the military has different ideas on equipment.
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  11. reverse..... the G3 is based on The CETME action.
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  12. Feel free to supply a few boxes....
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  13. This is a good match. Like Liz Taylor with anybody....😷
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  14. I think it was a nice gun. Although now everything seems to be a capacity race.
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  15. Thomas Crown Affair is pretty damn good.
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  16. @GunGirl1997 He must use only ammo from Mars? 🤷🏽‍♂️
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  17. https://youtu.be/4RzL5x4fR4I
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  18. $45 for a gun in 1863? Made by guys really named, Bubba? What a bargain! 😏
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  19. It's actually pretty good cartridge for the role of supposed to do and with a lot less recoil.
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  20.  @brittakriep2938  that's a pretty good synopsis. It was intended to be used as what many today would call a PDW.
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  21.  @Iwillfigureoutanamelater  😏👍👍
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  22. If you're talking about the current production hunting rifle , that's designed by his grandson.
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  23. ​ @jquill6  you need to look at it in the context of the time.
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  24.  @jmanieri3651  they're referring to the commercial hunting rifle. Ohio ordinance however does make a copy of the m1918.
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  25. Not many designs get 75+ years in production.
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  26. Dieudone Saive design.
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  27.  @Easy-Eight  but that doesn't really make sense in 1942? Japanese fuel problems were mainly due to the submarine Warfare campaign. And in 1942, we were still getting our Torpedoes worked on. Putting battleships in those narrow Waters seems like a bigger risk than reward. They had plenty of Cruisers and destroyers for the Tokyo Express. It doesn't seem any fuel problem for them?
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  28. Sad they didn't use that brain power on something useful. Like not trying to destroy the World or enslaving people to build the weapons.
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  29. Everyone is welcome to their own opinion.
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  30.  @daffydlwellen1270  there are a lot of advantages to the combat Tupperware. They don't feel like a boat anchor on your hip. Have fewer parts and are easier to care for.
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  31. That's sort of sums up Swiss Army knives. I mean when was the last time you ever used one to uncork a bottle of wine? Okay, maybe the toothpick.... 😉
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  32. 24th infantry regiment as well. My granddad was a Buffalo in Korea.
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  33. ​ @borismekler A what?
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  34. The answer to your question is, that is why in WWII they went to brass shotgun shells.
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  35. I believe the term regulation is more referring to ATF regulation.
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  36. 😋yum , gun barrel. IT'S what's for dinner.
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  37. He has one.
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  38. Very interesting and informative.
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  39. SOE was a spy and sabotage agency for the British. They wanted guns not traceable to the UK.
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  40. Kind of hard to do rifle drill with a bare Barrel.
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  41.  @Cautionary_Tale_Harris  Afganistan in general. Syria too. Long range fights are common.
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  42.  @Cautionary_Tale_Harris  to be clear, depends where you're hitting and how far? In Afghanistan and Syria, the fights are much longer range. that 5.56 comes up short.
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  43. The M3 carbine is indeed a separate designation. The rifle and carbine are not interchangeable.
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  44. 🙋🏽‍♂️ What about the USN guns?
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  45. Why not make ports available to fire the AUG?
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  46. 1. Too heavy. 2. Clips are fine. 3. Body Armor is not the issue as much as range. Combat From Syria to Afghanistan has gone back to long range. The 5.56 is more a jungle/urban fighting round. 4. .45 ACP Carbine? Why?
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  47.  @matthewbrasel2737  Balistics of the .30 Carbine were better than .45 ACP.
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  48.  @HellbirdIV  how do you figure it's more expensive?
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  49.  @Adam-qv2bd  Jesus H.... You have everything from that to ID theft worries now. Crap.... Wish you best. Thought my life was messy... 😔
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  50. 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃 is there a Mauser train scramble board or Mauser Train dancers? 🤔
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