Comments by "Alex M" (@alexm566) on "Forgotten Weapons" channel.

  1. I like that he didn't edit the part where he forgot the safety on.
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  2. That's the most aggressive firearm sound I ever heard I think
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  3. there's a video from wired bypassing it with a magnet
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  4. or Ford Pinto which tended to explode when hit from the rear
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  5. they did that when they got Egyptian AKs to arm the afghans in the 70s.
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  6. Now I need an emotional support MP5 😭
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  7. couple years later and he'd probably be offering it for you for a pair of jeans..
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  8. they needed burst fire more than semi auto tbh, maybe a 5 round burst.
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  9. the biggest take away I got from this channel is how smart people were in the old times
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  10. The German Sten gun copy was a single man hour as Ian mentioned in that video
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  11. have you watched Lord of War? plenty of real ones exist in Africa with full auto ak47s.
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  12. 1800 rpm actually
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  13. the most dated piece is probably the very old battery. Those cables look like regular consumer AV cables and won't last long either.
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  14. ​ @stuartburton1167  Bullets so fast they cross the time-space continuum 😁
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  15. Two people really wanted that rifle
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  16. yup, it's his miracle in the desert!
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  17.  @yeright1977  afaik this is kind of a myth. hugo boss manufactured the uniforms but the designs were made by the army itself.
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  18. My first ever dislike for an Ian video 😢 This gun is an instrument for tyranny on the long run.
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  19. 6:00 Who would want to suppress the MG42? It's sound is great part of its overall effectiveness
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  20. their arms designers must've been the best in the world by that point after decades of work before and during the war with top resources and funding.
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  21.  @Pablo-dw3wd  Well, yes. 70% of the German army was in the USSR for most of the war.
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  22. ​ @ThePonchoJoe  it must've been requested by the gun's owner as he never hides markings in other videos. It's hide the markings or don't show the gun at all deal probably
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  23.  @LisaAnn777  that's semi auto only
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  24. fake it until you make it. the company which created the original DOS operating system was called Intergalactic Digital Research
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  25. I usually take 4.20 hours to load my magazines
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  26. Just keep it with me, I promise I won't lose it somehow 😅 (or, why not install it in an actual rifle? it's legally a machine gun, so it doesn't matter if you install it or not)
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  27. There was nothing to watch really, all the information is in the audio.
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  28. Similar to how the federal income tax was introduced to make up for the loss in alcohol sales due to that prohibition. After the alcohol prohibition was removed the income tax remained.
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  29. One of the Titanic passengers had a battery powered flashlight in his cane that helped save his life. The technology existed at the time this rifle was being made.
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  30. I always assumed guns were simple and all similar copied designs from one another. This channel made me understand and appreciate guns in a totally different way. Thank you, Ian.
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  31. he did a new one on it
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  32. xD
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  33. Late May 2022 and we know Russian army has been a paper tiger after all
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  34. Who's here from Brandon's video 🙋‍♂️
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  35. Elbonia is real history tho, he just doesn't want to deal with angry comments if he puts the actual country name
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  36. the museums have their own experts
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  37. ​​ @AJ-tn3uu  the numbers in Arabic are written left to right just like English
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  38.  @Slithermotion  the youtube translation of your comment says "not all plastic is plastic" 😅
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  39. * KelTel
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  40. source? Ian says this gun is from the 50s, dc10 started flying in 1970.
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  41. ​ @mbr5742  He did a video on Katanas before
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  42. It's like owning a classic car and not driving it
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  43. When Ian started talking about the 'environmental' testing I was confused for a while and thought I was watching a video about 'Enhanced Interrogation' techniques.
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  44.  @Pablo-dw3wd  at that point in the war, quantity mattered more than quality for the Germans
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  45. ​ @thegreatrobin2329  and Stg44..oh wait
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  46. was it the same bulky battery pack?!
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  47.  @beargillium2369  yup! there were more electric cars in NYC than gasoline ones for quite a while because of how difficult it was to start up a gasoline engine and how dirty and difficult to maintain it was.
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  48. anyone here after what Alec Baldwin did?
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  49. to have his name on the rifle? isn't that an honor?
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  50. who took the first place?!?
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  51.  @azmanabdula  Wouldn't the suppressor melt after a few hundred rounds of full auto anyway?
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  52. We all hate the DMV and the post office too. It's not a choice if it's a monopoly.
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  53. Competition training is still better than no training or just training in an indoor range.
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  54. He's working towards Hos sainthood!
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  55.  @justforever96  Being built "right" doesn't mean the others are "wrong". Not everything is black or white.
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  56. at the beginning of ww1 the US army was smaller than Greece.
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  57.  @beargillium2369  yup. people really underestimate the technology of the past.
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  58. simplicity can only be achieved when you truly understand what you're doing. complexity is easier because you just add more pieces each time you encounter a problem, without an overall holistic view.
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  59. Thank you
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  60. keep saying it enough number of times and they'll all leave and jump in the sea
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  61. Their problem was time, not money as they still had a contract
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  62. electric cars were as common as gasoline ones in the 1910s before vanishing for a 100 years. oh, and they had a 100+ mile range back then.
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  63. but why?!
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  64. 😅
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  65.  @TheCrusher72  once the police force in your city gets equipped with this thing, I guarantee magnets will suddenly become hot items sold in every gas station.
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  66. xD
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  67. Rumor in Egypt is that when they built it they "scratched" the high quality stones covering the great pyramids and used that to build it and that's why the pyramids look the way they do today.
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  68. He's the Steve1989 of firearms 😅
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  69. 45 GAP next?
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  70. Imagine telling the Germans in 1939 this is what they'd end up with in less than 6 years...
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  71. HiPoint was designed by people who like guns and know what they're offering and for who.
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  72. maybe he's using a teleprompter?
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  73. It's impossible to tell if an Ian video is 7 minutes or 7 years old 😅
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  74. not as bad of issues like mercenaries with the different calibers
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  75. the video wasn't censored when uploaded, he was forced to apply the censorship because of the youtube rules
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  76.  @sanghelian  I think he's referring to the owner of the guns
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  77. heavier and expensive and firing full rifle cartridge instead of intermediate and not designed to last (atleast the way the Germans built it during the war).
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  78. 47 was already obsolete when this was made
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  79. Arab countries been using English since forever on their currencies too. English has been universal for over a hundred years (before that it used to be French).
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  80. WA state doesn't allow any semi autos 😢
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  81. ​ @justforever96  US army was smaller than Greece in the beginning of WW1
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  82.  @clarkmirkbell880  Elbonia is from Dilbert cartoon and in atleast two Ian videos it was used to refer to Egyptian arms actually.
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  83. 2 AM here. Is Ian uploading from Finland? 🤔
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  84. air support is American ane artillery is Russian
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  85. ​ @MrRed_2205  What? I am very certain the AK was used in the 1973 Arab Israeli war if not earlier in Vietnam as well.
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  86. by that logic the Germans would have all stopped fighting in January because they all would have known the war was gonna end in May
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  87. 4th function too if you're brave enough 🤗
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  88.  @neo-mt9mn  Blame the AOW clause of the NFA
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  89.  @karlstern7877  Exactly. He proved how much the government is afraid of its own citizens.
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  90. I keep suspecting guys like that get those licenses because they wanna play with an RPG themselves and need a cover story
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  91. Technically it was "made" by Afghans who in all likelihood didn't speak German
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  92. The AK sold for 132K, yet Biden thinks everyone has one in their truck. Shows how hard to obtain full auto legally in America.
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  93. Haenel
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  94. 💀
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  95. 😅
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  96. This is illegal in WA state because of its magazine capacity is over 10 😢
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  97. ​ @1014p  the cheap American ak you talking about are semi-auto only. this ak is full auto.
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  98. that's common in Arab armies with the ak47 too.
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  99. they were the first to use chemical weapons too
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  100. or the Dutch...from massive colonies into whatever they are now
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  101.  @joevalle2630  it's a standard comment on 69.420% of Ian's videos
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  102. Closing the Iraqi army and turning million or so armed and well trained men into unemployed and unable to support their families was the biggest mistake in US history in the 2000s.
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  103. Not many people studied about King Luis vs those who studied and had relatives who fought in WW2. Also FG42 was used in modern hard-core battles vs this rifle which probably was never fired in anger. And in practical terms the FG is still a very deadly weapon while this is just a museum piece.
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  104. won't scale for cheap mass production. it takes long hours and failures vs few minutes.
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  105.  @axelpatrickb.pingol3228  we still have revolvers tho despite better options available
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  106. @Nick Milligan I will, once a bank approves my loan
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  107.  @jorgelaman6200  chill mate, I find it funny. Don't try too hard to get offended.
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  108. it's gonna get more expensive now
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  109. How's the money divided equally if not everyone is getting the same views?
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  110. Old ones only or also reproductions? (US allows reproductions to be considered antiques)
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  111. 11pm in which country? it's early morning in the US
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  112. I suppose the books he published qualify as PhD material 🤔 if I was making a PhD I'm sure would use them as references
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  113. those who can make it are probably already capable of making or acquiring better guns
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  114. You win, I finally installed Utreon 😄
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  115. It's millimeter in American English spelling. Both spellings are correct.
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  116. Mark Serbu released a video concluding the round had pistol powder instead of regular powder and that was the reason for the blast.
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  117. you can get an airsoft one probably. They're identical on the outside and have similar weight and feeling in the hand.
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  118. Please make some videos and share your stories
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  119. wow, Ian's first sponsored video
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  120. somebody put a comment finally
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  121. I never heard about Japanese paratroopers. Interesting.
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  122. ​ @primarchvulkan5097  Look st what Biden is doing to the ATF tho, Brendon Herrera last 3 videos is talking about that.
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  123. ???
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  124. actually yes, there's a comment here saying they hired engineers from a clock company to help them.
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  125. expensive ak in the US are the legal ones. the Syrian aks won't be legal if they simply get smuggled here they'd just be a felony for anyone caught with them
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  126. I mean, being semi-auto only makes a huge difference vs the army version which had full auto.
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  127.  @justforever96  even then, most of these vests only protect from pistol bullets. Rifle bullets at close range will still penetrate.
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  128. how that affect accuracy
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  129. what are your thoughts on the current special military operation 🤔
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  130. Please name a single mass shooting in the last 25 years where a machine gun was used 🤔 Also, define "assault rifle" Please
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  131. update? did you get to shoot it?
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  132. serial numbers became a legal requirement in the US only in the 1960s
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  133.  @tillmannfischer  I thought that setting was meant for shooting in the general area of crowds
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  134.  @lazzie7495  People buying 1970s and 80s cars now were kids back in the day or weren't even born but can relate to them because of movies and ones they saw driving around.
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  135.  @lazzie7495  how many of them have the money to buy them tho 🤔
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  136.  @varanid9  anti guns are so arrogant. they want to live like chickens in the government farm. they happily giving away all their rights, it's sickening.
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  137.  @michaeldriggers7681  The guns themselves are not racist, even considering their owners.
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  138.  @michaeldriggers7681  I agree with you. If it's a firearms museum with items from all eras and opposing sides, it'll be much better than a CSA dedicated museum.
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  139. we know him now!
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  140. Even the people in that British arms museum he went to had the same facial hair!
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  141. tbf the team of scientists in the movie couldn't build it either and they just said they're not Tony Stark
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  142.  @Чаювоскресениямертвых  yeah, look the Tokyo sarin gas attacks, deadliest attack in Japan and zero firearms involved. Whoever wants harm will do it.
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  143.  @jeffbenton6183  I know if you have something registered as a machine gun, you can cut off the barrel and don't need to register it as an SBR. I need to lookup if DD works the same way or not 🤔 Not that I'll ever be able to afford one 😅
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  144. #20 checking in
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  145. same lol, I'll never be able to afford or get a machine gun license
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  146. ​ @Bnkrobber  is full auto really that useful when SHTF? I heard most special forces almost never use full auto.
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  147. 2022 lol
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  148. just don't watch the very small number of elbonian videos?
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  149. Not anymore...
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  150. first thing I thought off 😅
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  151. there's countless ways to make this safe, the inventor clearly just didn't care
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  152. 3:56 CG Haenel is still in business making rifles to this day.
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  153. He still has ones from previous Aprils. Maybe he can change the title, but who cares anyway?
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  154. ​ @aksmex2576  My father died when I was 7 and all my grandfathers and grandmothers died before that too.
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  155. with all these submachine guns they can make any supper be the final one 😅
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  156. 2022 NGSW and its changed once again..
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  157. 🤣
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  158. ayo yev voch
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  159. This channel is bed time stories for adults, the visuals aren't always important
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  160. I thought it's about the cartridge too and not just the age. old guns firing modern cartridges are still NFA regardless of age.
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  161. maybe because this is the most anti-gun gun actually
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  162. 5:34
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  163. You see how the government is controlling apps? that's why this is a bad idea and should never be allowed to exist.
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  164. What most people refer to as "ak-47" is almost always never actually ak-47. Those are super rare and were made only for a couple years.
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  165.  @pb4ever  I was hoping it was available as airsoft
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  166. they're like wish dotcom 1911s
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  167. Rock Island sold one last year for $2600
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  168. How? It'd take years to start mass production even if they start right now.
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  169. that was an accident, not bad behavior
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  170. your dad fought in the German military in WW2? was he ethnic German or an Arab?
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  171. I always heard about German engineering, but this channel is how I truly saw examples and learned how legit great they were.
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  172. he made a separate shooting video
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  173.  @woutergijs5246  Not sure, but even Walther refuses to sell some models of their 10 round mags because they're easy to convert back to standard capacity. It's a mess here.
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  174. Old? This is from 2019
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  175. source? I thought war trophy guns were already banned by that time.
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  176. 10:11 Smile :)
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  177. you know it can't be good when he couldn't have fired more than 100 rounds to test the gun before submitting it.
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  178. San Francisco is very anti-gun city now.
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  179.  @mmmhorsesteaks  yeah I know, I have an ip68 flashlight.
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  180. 😂
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  181. But you're okay with all the videos praising German guns? how about the Khybar pass ones?
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  182.  @MartianLivesMatter  "Why so serious?"
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  183. were these used for Harakiri?
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  184. Governments never go fully broke, they always have tax income.
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  185. this should've been Russia's new AK
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  186. why's all new guns load from the bottom then?
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  187. why
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  188.  @notthebeaver1532  🍪
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  189. they weren't
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  190. atleast we didn't make it the official weapon for the army 😅
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  191. an arrow has a substantially more mass and is more pointy
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  192. check the video upload date
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  193. That old joke was the entire business model of MoviePass
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  194. depends on the combat conditions. the chaos makes it difficult to compare the skills of shooters as the conditions are vastly different between each shot.
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  195.  @bearonthewall7078  not if you want to use the fun for self defense
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  196. anyone miss when there was description text?
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  197. More like confiscated. Stolen implies they did it without trying to make the Japanese notice or the Japanese had legal rights to get it back, which didn't apply for weapons due to the peace treaty.
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  198. because it's just like a painting at this point not an actual firearm
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  199.  @Ammonymity1776  yeah I been wanting to go to the range forever
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  200. "always"? there's 9mm, 10mm, 20mm, 88mm etc. And non-metric has .308 (where 7.62 comes from)
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  201. not anymore..
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  202. I think they just wanted something to mount the new fancy AI scope on, the rifle itself wasn't very relevant.
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  203. The French and British?
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  204. Boberg is bullpup pistol Ian made video on them
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  205. despite all the testing results?!?
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  206. not easy to field strip without specialty tools. most guns can be disassembled using no tools or simple things like the tip of a cartridge.
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  207.  @solomonmarcus5496  Yup, they fixed it but I no longer trust it. I searched and found many other people having the same complaint about the trigger.
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  208. if you were luftwaffe pilot after 1942 you really deserved anything you'd want...
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  209. 😁
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  210. he said in other video the best way to clean gold damascened guns was using oil and bread crumbs
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  211. Taser combines both notations. The manual safety is a red painted mark for ready but the light is green 😅 (it also uses that same light at this gun)
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  212. one day everything I learned on this channel will come handy. FTR I never held a single firearm in my hands.
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  213. me.
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  214. not the seam welding?
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  215. 😅
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  216. Because they made better stuff?
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  217. any gun really needs a lot of practice. no practice means fail when doing home defense.
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  218. Ian literally did videos looking at the inside mechanics side by side and proves it's not true. Stop sharing fake information everywhere.
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  219. YouTube rules. The blur wasn't originally there he must've retroactively added it.
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  220. mine is history
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  221. or just a simple rfid jammer
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  222. 15:18 I was okay with almost everything until this part. A gun that can't be used in the rain?!? How hard could it have been to waterproof the battery compartment!
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  223. what's the worst if they noticed anyway, declare war?
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  224.  @m2y8v  Didn't Ian say at the end of this video that it passed the military trials and was ready to be adopted? Wouldn't those trials cover all expected combat conditions like the ones you mentioned?
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  225.  @m2y8v  Ian said it was the budget cut post cold war
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  226. I thought it was the Saudi air strikes
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  227. ​ @echos5823  😂
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  228. "A lot of jobs required party membership once the party came into power" CCP has entered the chat.
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  229. Does it work tho or not?
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  230. watch the etronx Remington video, it's 14 years older than this and also had a battery
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  231. how can a novel be non fiction? you mean a memoir or what?
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  232. 😂
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  233. How much Hummus and how do you consume it exactly?
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  234. 4chan needs to look into him, I heard he's such a good hacker
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  235. to equip the Volkssturm
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  236. at least MiniGun is awesome
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  237. get a reproduction then by lugerman
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  238. the real boberg commented on your previous video and you couldn't ask him to join your video?
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  239. worked well for a while actually
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  240. is that the one were the young girl accidentally lost control and killed the instructor?
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  241. please put the final sale price in the video description. we can't really tell if it sold for 10k or 100k and it's very interesting to know that.
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  242. isn't it just a bicycle chain 🤔 looks very simple to me
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  243. look at the first iPhone vs what we have now. this is a tech product first more than a firearm.
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  244. * descendants
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  245.  @maxkarmelich5292  Who said I was a man? 🧐
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  246. Sadly not a lot of gun camera footage, most were lost in the Dresden bombing
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  247. that don't? there's less of them as they were hidden?
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  248. 🤨🤔😮
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  249. that's why training is important and simply buying the gear doesn't make you a sniper.
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  250. they weren't fighting in the mud or snow or trenches, they were fighting in their own cities and weren't expected to fight more than a few days or less.
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  251. semi-auto mg42? how would that have any use?
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  252. why did you build it?
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  253. This sentence likely to come true in Ukraine in a few months
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  254.  @Rudofaux  Actually, Porsche did build some of the most famous Mercedes models in their factory.
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  255. RAS Syndrome. Redundant Acronym Syndrome Syndrome.
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  256. maybe they got washed out in the past 150 years? 🤔
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  257. Ian already reviewed those and many guns from the 2010s. This channel name isn't relevant.
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  258. ​ @trailblazer632 I am from the future and WA state has the same problem now 😢
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  259. slamfire shotguns...
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  260. huh, same thing happened to me a month or so ago and I was very confused
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  261. he pretty much did that in the 1968 amnesty video
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  262. High risk, high reward.
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  263. it will go down in price the same way old cars gain value and then lose it when the generations who can relate to them.
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  264. 3 round burst would make it classified as a machine gun tho
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  265. is there are real gun designers left?
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  266.  @UnclePutte  yeah, I know people make their own AR-15s. Sad we'll likely not see a new personal gun design in our lifetime because the media demonizing guns. There is so much potential in electronic caseless cartridge guns that use electricity to fire the projectiles directly without any gun powder involved. The electronics could also authenticate with retina print, much more accurate than fingerprints and works with gloves and masks too.
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  267.  @UnclePutte  true, but being able to sell it to the masses makes it easier to get top talent, proper machining tools and produce something with proper quality control. Ian showed us how unsafe many of those "home made" guns can be. most of the design goes into ensuring safety and reliability rather than coming up with the basic idea of the firearm.
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  268. how can 2000 men go missing?
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  269. ​ @Foxtrop13  lol
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  270.  @jeffbenton6183  Wouldn't/shouldn't a destructive device license cover machine guns? 🤔
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  271. yup it's much more difficult to make one part do multiple things than just adding a new part everytime you need to do something
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  272. yeah he must've told them in advance or had the door locked to prevent a very serious misunderstanding
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  273. Everytime they mention innocent people hurt from firearm shooting in the US they never mention how many lives were saved and bad criminals had justice.
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  274. what's so hard about locking a gun? and how many cases are there of ND by children anyway in normal families where both parents aren't meth addicts.
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  275. they're rare in the US because only ones registered before 1986 are legal. and pretty much completely illegal in any country with a functional government.
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  276. 😅
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  277. it'll work, there's demos of that
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  278. hi point are great for the 2nd amendment to keep guns accessible to common people and not just the rich
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  279. We're literally banning anything even big magazines everywhere. what are you talking about?
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  280. old days of youtube 😢
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  281. isn't this the Yemeni army working with Saudi? Saudi is fighting the Houthis.
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  282. damn, you're right
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  283. Algeria is an Arab country?
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  284. 🤣
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  285. lol 😆 gelous much?
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  286. if you beat a country in a brutal war which killed literal millions of your soldiers, you got every right to copy their weapons
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  287. what's that flag on the thumbnail 👀
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  288. maybe because it didn't see any real world use
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  289. feels sad to never fire and enjoy a gun
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  290. can't you just lookup the museum online? it should take only few seconds.
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  291. nukes?
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  292. same 😂
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  293. ?
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  294. there weren't pills and other modern contraceptions back then, this was the only way to have sex without risking pregnancy
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  295. their are Japanese numbers?!
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  296. Even the 0.9mm will blow out a lung if you know who I mean
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  297. can or can't?
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  298. these are simplified, not the same as the British design
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  299. as if anyone will ever fire it
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  300. /r/woosh
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  301. yup, it's a big issue with Tom Clancy and video games etc. They assume the specs on paper will reflect on the real world.
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  302. so the Germans paid for the guns twice?
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  303. since when this channel was exclusive to forgotten weapons?
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  304. ​ @bottle3124  yes, what's the problem?
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  305. what's so upsetting about it?
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  306. for internet 💰 but yeah, it still counts
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  307. he said before that he only does gloves if the owner asks to, otherwise he doesn't
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  308. what are you talking about? these were never legal for civilians anywhere, and why would a British company manufacture a German design?
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  309. that's why prison guards don't carry firearms inside prison
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  310. Saiga 12 is easily concealable?
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  311. hijackings back then was used to get ransom or political demands. passengers didn't try to fight much in 9/11 because there was no precedent of a suicide hijacking before, only United 93 did because they took off 42 minutes later than planned and knew about the tower attacks while on the air and figured they be dead regardless so they fought the hijackers to the bitter end.
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  312. it was a political statement, dude wasn't a terrorist or anarchist
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  313. why they took it?
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  314. they change the barrel to let it cool then reuse it or permanently drop it?
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  315. I bet it weighs like 10 boxes that you might be moving
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  316. ​ @gerritbleeker6359  we mean compared to other videos
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  317. That'd make 3D printed guns much easier because the receiver in the US is the only regulated part. Which sounds great until you realize it'll make the government force the pressure bearing components to become regulated too.
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  318. terrorist means anybody using violence to accomplish a political goal. it's not necessarily negative but it has become so after 9/11. before that even newspapers supporting them would use that term to refer to them and it wasn't degrading at all. I suppose he could have said combatants or something more neutral tho to avoid comments like yours but he's a gun guy not a politician.
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  319. It won and this rifle lost
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  320. what if a criminal uses an RFID jammer and prevents the officer weapon from firing? family will sue anyway. Just keep guns dumb and simple.
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  321. what's good about it for you? 🤔
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  322. tariq ibn zeyad was quite badass general actually
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  323. was this the one in The Accountant?
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  324.  @ragnarthefearless9235  is that true?
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  325. Depends if you're counting from zero or one
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  326. he said it's non-functional
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  327. Fun mode baby
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  328. love that ak-50 t-shirt, I wonder how many people get the reference
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  329. Because it's not even an AK 😂
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  330. YouTube is full of demos and nothing remote close to that. He must have been tased by something not common.
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  331. auctions just like the one this was sold on
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  332. me too, it's also gorgeous looking 😍
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  333. are you okay?
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  334. what's sbs? also for someone like me who isn't into guns retraining won't be an issue if it's my only gun. I love the size and would love to have it for home defense or wilderness hiking.
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  335. it's factory deactivated
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  336.  @Rutherford_Inchworm_III  civilians can't buy new submachine guns in the US
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  337. The sound is very muted.
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  338. its sad to have to justify your rights...here we just say we're exercising our rights
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  339. but you need to get really close to the target for that to work
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  340. you ordering the slide or entire gun?
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  341. it doesn't seem to have any other purpose really except lightweight
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  342. does the current Russian army have body armor as standard?
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  343. it looks like a fish to me specially the black one
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  344. only if your target doesn't move
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  345. what do you mean? how's that related to this video?
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  346.  @paulthepainter2366  why's that?
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  347. 🤣
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  348. Does their facial recognition work at night like Apple or works only in good light conditions?
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  349. Alvin White
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  350.  @danm7298  but there aren't submachine guns made pre-1899 anyway? a felon can always get a semi auto gun from a buddy or the blackmarket.
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  351. 🍔
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  352. 2022 says hi...
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  353. your comment aged like milk after the Ukraine war.
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  354. someone will lose fingers if this ever becomes popular. I am cringing everytime his fingers are near the muzzle.
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  355.  @Voltaic_Fire  With your logic, we can have a human baby in one month by impregnating 9 women.
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  356. why?
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  357.  @bgee515  I mean, he never pretended that he was. people play james bond all the time too.
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  358.  @bgee515  yeah but it gives a chance for people to correct him and then he uses those corrections in other videos. I remember something like that when he said sights on both sides of some German rifles were useless then half the comments were correcting him saying they were useful for the prone position, which later he did acknowledge in future videos.
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  359. shave the children!
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  360. 🤣
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  361. lugerman makes reproduction lugers
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  362.  @kot1pelto  I guess because of the German laws make it hard to sell handguns anymore
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  363. it's standard issue ponytail and mustache
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  364. it's even louder than self defense alert thingies
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  365. it's due to youtube policies. Ian made a video about that. it's not his choice.
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  366. ​ @mosheahvows5071  youtube cried about it not actual viewers of this channel
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  367. can Mexicans buy guns?!
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  368. For extra confusion, try a Taser next time. It has both an LED and a manual safety. To fire, the LED needs to be green and the manual safety red 😁
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  369. Zonda is still an automobile brand to this day (Pagani Zonda).
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  370. copy?
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  371. I feel like we need an interview with that professional gun smith, he must have a lot of stories.
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  372. Who will define what "normal" state of the mind is? Will they ask permission when they feel like changing that definition?
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  373.  @monkeystealhead  That'll open the door for abuse by actvist psychologists and the government imposing its own standards. Not to mention incompetent psychologist and the fact that in general they're in massive shortage and very expensive even now.
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  374.  @monkeystealhead  In Germany you still have privacy rules. In the US psychologists make you sign a document saying they're free to contact and share whatever with law enforcement if they feel you'll do something they deem dangerous. In essence, they're the long arm of law enforcement.
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  375.  @monkeystealhead  You'll have psychologists who'll approve almost everyone and others who'll deny almost everyone. It's impossible to guarantee fairness that way. Yes, I much rather the bad guy be paranoid he'll stumble into someone armed and think twice before daring to do anything bad.
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  376.  @monkeystealhead  Driving tests are more or less standard and you're allowed to retry with a different instructor. I agree, arguing won't change anyone's mind here.
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  377. This is essentially Fairy Tales for adults
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  378. 9 years old actually
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  379. me too 😁 and I still haven't owned, shot or even held a single firearm in my life. I just love the storytelling and the funny jokes in the comment section.
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  380. There was also a large but mostly hidden from the media period of German resistance to the occupation after the war.
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  381. Imagine if the companies made their civilian guns pink or rainbow colored by default instead of black. Nothing would've been banned 😢
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  382. I am working now with interns born in 2000...
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  383. isn't 50 caliber against the Geneva convention when used against humans?
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  384. Is this Egyptian? Ian said a couple things that hinted at that but I am not sure. e.g. Hakim submachine gun and the big arms deal with the Czech and Egypt in 1956, same year as the rifle manufacture and the Arabic numerals for the serial number.
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  385.  @patrickflesher6241  That applies only if Ukraine or Russia will be the ones producing it. No other country started wartime production of anything new.
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  386. it would've passed if the rfid was implanted in the user skin rather than the watch
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  387. yes! 2:11
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  388. this collector and dragon man should hang out
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  389. is the net force of this more than 50 caliber?
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  390. Lookup the Gerat 06 video
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  391. ​ @Greyswyndir  1991 was still 20th century
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  392. That would be half a roll of TP or 1/4 hand sanitizer
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  393. How's your first two statements related? Civilians back then could own machine guns too, and much easier and cheaper than nowadays.
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  394.  @cornholius  Both servicemen and civilians could own machine guns at the time, and both civilians and servicemen were forbidden from importing machine guns without a permit. Importing something is distinctly different right from the right to own one. You still need a permit to import a car even tho you don't need one to drive or own one.
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  395. he has another video firing it
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  396. Literal cannons are actually less regulated than handguns
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  397. ​ @Andrei-XAC  how to get ammo tho? finding a gun is easy ammo is the problem
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  398. In the words of the Chieftain: Why carry a weapon when a weapon can carry you?
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  399. yes
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  400. Last and only other time he had a sponsorship it was Established Titles in the same week they were uncovered to be a scam 😂
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  401. 1999 Putin's pistol
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  402. must've been bulky, right?
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  403. if that was a thing then there won't be a point of the import permit.
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  404. A Toyota is just as good as BMW 👍
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  405. Embrace the Ammosexual lifestyle bro
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  406. wow, thanks for sharing!
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  407. wickr the chat app? what's gunpath?
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  408. 50 BMG can absolutely shoot down helicopters, but so can a high powered laser aimed at the pilot's eyes. Banning things because some lunatic can do bad stuff with them only hurts law abiding citizens.
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  409. did other countries use the m16 besides the US in conflict? 🤔
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  410.  @eliaseilers5990  Yup. They're still being used in the Syrian civil war! Syria bought many thousands of them, put them in depots for decades, and those depots were raided by the rebels and at least until very recently they were being actively used, but iirc they eventually ran low on ammo and started ditching them.
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  411. a lot of footage of them with literal Soviet flags
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  412. Because it was the 1930s?
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  413. better keep it as is for the buyer to avoid accidental damage
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  414. I am 99% sure this thing is Egyptian. Ian even mentioned the Hakim submachine gun.
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  415. was that the one used in the 1973 war?
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  416. "use" them for competition, correct? 🤔
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  417. I need those substances you're using bro
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  418. US doesn't allow sale of new full auto to normal civilians. They won't make much money by selling only to those with the proper licenses.
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  419. or the Nazi version which was called Vampir and was very similar
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  420. yeah, having unlimited barely protected targets with abysmal training for sure helped him a lot.
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  421. bad guns make us appreciate the effort put into the good ones
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  422. some automated translators are made for technical subjects e.g medicine, but don't think there is ones for firearms.
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  423. huh? nobody made an ip65 model
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  424. ​ @bobstreet8840  what do you mean? the entire video is saying this is stupid and failure
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  425. The fentanyl is made in Mexico, but the raw ingredients are from China.
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  426. how's a 12 inch SBR more dangerous or unusual than a 16 inch rifle or a 6 inch pistol with a red dot?
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  427.  @SuperBknudsen  Do terminal ballistics matter to criminals and mass shooters? Isn't nearly all crime committed at ranges where a 9mm would be just as effective as a 5.56 if not more with 9mm hollow points that'd exert their entire energy in the target than 5.56 that'd get in and out and spend most of its energy outside? For concealment purposes 4 extra inches don't make that much of a difference. IIRC that mall shooter last year who was stopped by Elijah Dickens simply had the upper and lower disassembled and he reassembled them in the bathroom before coming out and starting to shoot. Regarding magazine capacity, the standard Glock mags have 17+1 rounds flush with the pistol grip and doing a mag change by dumping it and sticking a new one and racking the slide takes 2 seconds (or less if you're well trained) for a total of 34 rounds, so I am not sure how's that too big of a tradeoff either.
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  428. fast, cheap (simple) and quality. pick only two.
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  429.  @illegalclown  Ah. Yeah, I'd get someone who knows what they're doing to install it for me. I don't trust myself with anything more than basic cleaning of rifles.
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  430. are you serious? this is full of original concepts while ak47 used many concepts developed before no original ideas
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  431. no way a single sniper killed 645 American soldiers, cut off the lies.
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  432. why the magazine is fixed and not removable?
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  433. Ian, please make a video on how Canada got access to the NFA registry and knew about the ButtMaster.
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  434. 😅
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  435. something about this dual magazine design reminds me of certain human group activities 🤔
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  436.  @topbliss  who is mcmoore?
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  437. someone should have told Audi about that 🙄
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  438. search for NSFW on his channel there's 2 such videos atleast
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  439. Because in engineering if it's not a requirement, there's no reason to add cost to make something cooler.
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  440. what is eoka and why everyone saying it is bad?!?
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  441. they probably knew they had no chance to win
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  442. as if anyone will ever shoot it?!
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  443. difficult to make them reliable and work on the existing guns. magazine reliability is most important factor for machine guns.
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  444. less size and/or powder I suppose?
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  445. the car alarms ring because the gun sound makes them vibrate or something else?
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  446. Wouldn't Chinese pistols be made to kill the Japanese?
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  447. 2A is dead in WA state already 😢
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  448. it's very poor quality
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  449.  @aloole22857  😄
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  450. gun makers were the software engineers of their era
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  451. these are guns belonging to rich military people and war trophies were perfectly legal back then. nothing similar to the current conflict theft. no innocent family was gonna starve because their weapon was taken from them.
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  452. the goal is always control.
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  453. amazing how the bolt and key components are of such high quality to handle millions of rounds going through them at that very high speed
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  454. This was an airforce project, the stg was funded by the army. Different organizations competing is a story old as time.
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  455. 2 US presidents were assassinated by Italian made weapons
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  456.  @Rikhardi  yeah, it feels like it would've been a complete waste on the mg42
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  457. disassemble yes, assemble is the real question
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  458.  @gavinhammond1778  First amendment doesn't apply to private companies. All I want is the government to not privatize its tyranny anymore than its already shown in Twitter.
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  459.  @gavinhammond1778  Agreed. If I had the motivation I'd do more outside of the comment section.
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  460. Dilbert comics by Scott Adams. This thing is Czech export to Egypt in 1956.
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  461. Imagine an entire police force equipped with this, and then a criminal gets an RFID jammer and disables the guns of all cops around them. I'd say that's even worse than firing the gun by non owner, given that cops have training on not getting things stolen from them.
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  462. The raw fentanyl China been exporting to the US has killed more people and ruined more families in the past decade than the Japanese ever managed to do.
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  463.  @mattthekiller9129  It shows that the Chinese didn't take them as something horrible that shouldn't happen again, but rather as a tutorial for what to do for their future enemies to weaken them in much of the same way.
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  464.  @mattthekiller9129  Right, but it sure is to do so for the Chinese government. They have total power and could've chosen to stop this years ago but they're intentionally turning a blind eye to it. Forget the spying, this right there is enough evidence for their true nature and intentions.
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  465. 1328 is the Hijri date I am sure (1910 AD)
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  466. 9mm is weak?!
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  467. when he's saying it didn't work does he mean didn't fire at all or just kept jamming like the zip22?
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  468. Ironic how it made in SF and now less than 100 years later the last gun shop in San Francisco was shutdown.
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  469. there aren't rechargeable ones? 🤔
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  470. they're 250k$+ guns. he has many shooting videos tho, specially on inrangetv channel.
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  471. won't even be 10% the price of scrap metal 1960s AK
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  472. Because the Nazis had secret anti-tank and anti-aircraft rounds for this rifle or something?
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  473. so basically to get a modern gun the age is 23 (18+5 years).
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  474. Was the 1973 war the last one where flamethrowers were used? 🤔
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  475. why did they carry those? they didn't have an issue firearm?
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  476.  @briant7652  huh I thought everyone in the army had a pistol the same way cops do.
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  477. can you please explain the difference between the offensive and defensive bipod modes?
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  478. joke?
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  479. Won't snipers aiming at such long distance be far enough from imminent danger to have time to adjust the scope?
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  480. A lot of allied soldiers had their minds blown too by those very fast roller movements #IamGoingToHell
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  481. Only yesterday I saw the video of the child who fired his dad's gun that was on the couch, but then the dad himself shot it by mistake when he grabbed it 😂 Invent a smart solution and the universe will invent a smarter idiot
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  482. Did you use it before? 🧐
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  483.  @RealMoukeycat  I mean exposed stones instead of smooth surface
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  484. and they won't be able to sell it in their own state. WA state has a ban on mags over 10 rounds..
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  485. that's sending the opposite message actually, enough rifles for everybody
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  486. TikTok is the modern day opium made by China for the West.
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  487. Distance..
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  488. raising awareness is good
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  489. only on youtube, the utreon version doesn't do that
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  490. Did we see any revolutionary ideas in small arms after WW2?
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  491. one was sold in 2021 for 316,000$
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  492. Same as the drugs restrictions. Make Oxycodon unobtainable for legit pain pstiemts and people start dying from Fentanyl 😢
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  493. it's only useful for those with money to buy the actual guns
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  494.  @EllAntares  the what? 🤨
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  495. ​ @joecobb7153  Except this is a real deal assault rifle.
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  496. auction $$$
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  497. including the training perhaps?
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  498. why?
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  499. They're useful in competition or whenever you want to change the mag really fast
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  500. like what?
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  501. go for it please and show us
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  502. yup soldiers would tie that stupid safety. it's only good for the police to avoid accidental shooting not for war.
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  503. Can you please make a video on the P320 lawsuit?
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  504. he said the couple heat treated worked just fine.
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  505.  @WJS774  A lot of people are survivalist types who would certainly consider buying the FG42 to use it if a global catastrophe happens. I also think the lack of education about French kings is a big reason why more people won't be actively looking to buy things like this one.
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  506.  @WJS774  You're correct, although being a shootable full auto certainly adds to the value vs a gun you can't shoot. I know if I bought it I would put as many rounds as I can through it but not too much to cause damage to the weakly-made bits
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  507. in competitions you're often asked to shoot one handed with both hands
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  508. so basically you're saying gun collecting is very similar to car collecting
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  509. 2:11 the buttstock is quite startled 😐
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  510. is anyone actually using it? must be very expensive
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  511. how were they being ventilated? how about number 1 and 2?
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  512. that cat is almost certainly dead now
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  513. Isn't the Russian ammo ban the reason?
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  514. so the broomhandle mauser is not a pistol?
    1
  515. the balloons were using hydrogen instead of non flammable helium because the US refused to sell it to Germany and they were and still are the country with the only large supply
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  516. ​ @stevenhoman2253  like how rotten or bad quality food has the best spices to hide the smell and taste of the foul meat or whatever
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  517. It's a deactivated weapon, just a piece of useless metal tube and no rockets included. A handgun can be immediately used upon delivery vs this thing is useless to any normal person.
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  518. meanwhile the V2 program was in full swing until the very end despite a rate of kill only 2 per rocket!
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  519. yup, most people leave their guns and never touch them for months at a time.
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  520. it's still metal tho?
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  521. all hi point videos are pretty good actually
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  522. For what these rifles are being used for, unlikely they loved Yemeni civilians either.
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  523. 8mm Kurtz
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  524. they're not idiots, they know exactly what they're doing..
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  525. atleast you're not putting your finger near the muzzle like the zip22
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  526. happy times in 2017
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  527. the Russia invasion sealed Germany's fate really
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  528. yup, like watching table tennis, very underwhelming video
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  529. Likely it was done by a team and they used a loading tool
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  530. Explain please?
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  531. because once it gets activated in NJ, other liberal states will follow it
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  532. fun fact: the replica of this thing is $500+
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  533. ​ @crisnmaryfam7344  This would be cruel for deer hunting, it won't kill them instantly like a proper hunting round
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  534. Not rusting and not being magnetic too?
    1
  535. What's wrong with WinRAR?
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  536.  @Squilliam-Fancyson  I used WinRAR for years and it always worked fine lol
    1
  537. this channel stopped being about forgotten weapons only years ago
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  538. cost for sure, or reliability
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  539. 90% is about your genes, there's not much you can do
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  540. supply and demand in action. nobody wants this junk.
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  541. ​ @augusto4660  and safety change to prevent it from exploding
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  542. that was 6 years ago
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  543. 2:54 he says there's 3 barrels
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  544. NRA is useless nowadays
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  545. would we see similar weapons if guns get banned in the US?
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  546. same and each time over the years there's new interesting comments
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  547. because youtube policies he has to do that
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  548. It's been legal here in Washington state since 2015 and the only bad thing that happened is a massive spike in the very illegal Fentanyl and Meth sales after pharmaceutical grade oxy became impossible to get. Pot is really of no serious concern.
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  549. These won't keep their price long time. Guns are like cars and have a rolling window for their value.
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  550. Not in German guns tho. Even WW2 guns used Red to indicate ready to fire.
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  551.  @timohess3909  I only know because of Ian's videos 😅
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  552. 127,000$ for something that couldn't have cost more than $100 to produce, wow
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  553. yeah I only understand the history, never owned or even handled any weapon in my life.
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  554.  @jorgelaman6200  cool.
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  555. they don't need to be strong as the forged ones because they aren't pressure bearing or handling the force of the bolt cycling?
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  556. ala-mon-yom (you're a legend if you know which country uses that pronunciation)
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  557. go tell please
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  558. that would sound wimpy for some reason
    1
  559. what book?
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  560.  @Othurin  who is "they" who were going to publish the book? also reddit is full of children who get swayed one direction or the other at any time.
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  561.  @Othurin  I figured so but was rather confused why you didn't just mention Ian by name.
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  562. would you trust a military that's giving you this weapon to fight with?
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  563. Reducing weight?
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  564. Television was barely invented a handful of years before that and solid state electronics were still several decades away. they were smart people but had to use the technology of their time.
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  565. yup, most Arab countries have English on their currency and signs for the same reason.
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  566. No because it doesn't have a stock. "Rifle" legally means it's designed to be shouldered when firing.
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  567. 😂
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  568. the f35 of guns. glad it didn't go far.
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  569. why
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  570. I never fired a gun and I watched most videos here, many more than once lol
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  571. even when your finger is wet or if it's cold and you're wearing gloves?
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  572. what can you do with the DNA anyway?!
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  573. only if you are a machinist and have the tools and aren't worried about being raided. the price is mostly for the peace of mind.
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  574. they literally went bankrupt, he mentioned in his previous video
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  575. this would be a disaster in the sand and mud even if everything else works perfectly. everything is very exposed.
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  576. it's only on the first model, next one is normal
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  577. PDF is free if you find it
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  578. 6:46 you mean half a centimeter?
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  579. 50 bmg isn't meant for precision shooting at man sized targets
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  580. Thank you
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  581. this comment aged really well
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  582. ammosexual
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  583. 😁
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  584. maybe they got foreign expert help 🤔 we just don't know. their manufacturing all was started with foreign help too.
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  585. wasn't it a nice country until a racist president took over?
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  586. I always wonder about the performance of guns in high altitudes mountains or on airplanes were gravity conditions are different 🤔
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  587. Black powder guns have the same treatment, they're unregulated and can be mailed directly to your house without any government checks or paperwork.
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  588. it's for the historical value, like old ugly paintings. nobody getting this to use it for self defense or whatever
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  589. where are you?
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  590.  @lbochtler  sad, considering how Germans made plenty of innovations in modern firearms 😭
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  591. My S&W trigger broke after about 2,500 rounds 😭
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  592.  @solomonmarcus5496  M&P Shield EZ 2
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  593. I wish I had friends who know what StG is
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  594. atleast he didn't lost 2 and half fingers like his friend did
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  595. Since when taking the weapons of your enemy theft?
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  596. the channel name isn't literal and hasn't been so for many years. it's just Ian reviewing whatever interesting weapons he can find.
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  597. he already did videos on coil guns
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  598. Hitler was known for being very modest, atleast in public, the very opposite of Goring (again, in public, we don't know much about him in private).
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  599. it's like expecting techmoan to run out of audio formats
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  600. step 3 is why this video matters at all...
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  601. are the links reusable or recyclable?
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  602. Disposable-sniper rifle, not Disposable sniper-rifle
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  603. Scarcity in the US. They can't just import one from Russia when they want.
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  604. I must have watched it 10 times atleast..
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  605. For who? Cannot sell machine guns to civilians and the military doesn't want it.
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  606. of course the owner is Chad..
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  607. they'd all be badly rusted, right?
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  608. Iron curtain
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  609. 😅🤨😐😲
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  610. there's already atleast one gun that reads thumbprint that was on this channel
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  611. he still doesn't own those I think
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  612. it's internal magazine you load it by a clip
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  613. Morning from Seattle
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  614. Good, now define "Assault Weapon".
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  615. ​ @ForgottenWeapons  Nice try, but according to the great state of Washington, an Assault Weapon also includes all AR-15s and AKs plus any semi automatic centerfire rifle.
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  616.  @Pablo-dw3wd  and the massive British and American carpet bombing campaigns
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  617. The Bugatti of handguns
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  618. why not?
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  619. but why??
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  620. where were you using it? 🤔
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  621. Was this the same ammo the Arabs used in 1948 and said it was part of a corruption deal? 🤔 I used to think it was a made-up claim to cover up their losses.
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  622. how does this compare with modern frangible ammunition?
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  623. egypt most likely in this case
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  624. Wouldn't those be considered a destructive device?
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  625. These two are decades apart and the AI costs much more to make as well. It's not very useful to compare WW2 guns to 1980s tech.
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  626.  @notmenotme614  Agreed, but I'd compare it to it's counterparts before saying it's accuracy was "appalling". Most of what we're doing now will look appalling if we compare it with tech 40 years from now.
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  627. yes
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  628. You're right, that's why this isn't a thing in any large military.
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  629. not with this build quality
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  630. middle east never had true industry like in the West.
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  631. what's strange?
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  632. Doesn't look Arabic at all
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  633. apparently the gun already was built with a backdoor from the start 🤦‍♂️
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  634. it'll happen once they're deployed. they can't keep a secret when shared with over hundred thousand people.
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  635. Hottest one too given it's a closed bolt
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  636. what's your worst gun 😮
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  637. please make a shooting video
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  638. what is that
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  639. Shoot it like you stole it is the way to go
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  640. Where did you work making those presentations 🤔
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  641. I am here after Elon tweeted a photo of his revolver which looks to have a manual safety and a hidden trigger
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  642. is the knife not straight edged by design?
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  643. so all the real work was in designing the ammunition the gun was secondary really
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  644. Flamethrowers were used extensively in the 1973 war.
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  645. I can't help but think Germany's post war massive economic success was due to their experience managing the war economy and the constant building and rebuilding of everything.
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  646. five hands
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  647. Why's m&p bad?
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  648. he talked about that in a podcast in another channel and how she supported him when he started youtube
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  649.  @IrenMasot  for someone like me who never fired a gun before I don't think it'll matter a lot as people already familiar with other guns
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  650. They should've just made a Glock clone like Shadow Systems
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  651. We need it x-rayd to see the internals without having to disassemble it
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  652. only in the US. in the middle east if they find one it'll be dirt cheap and even legal in countries like Iraq which allow one full auto rifle ownership per household
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  653. You make me sad
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  654.  Justus Knox  Why are you spreading malware? You are bad person, talk to your mother
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  655. but why? it'll be much heavier than needed for 556.
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  656.  @reecealeck8314  yup but I don't know what practical advantage would you get over M16.
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  657. what's that white color inside the barrel?
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  658. please don't joke about illnesses...
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  659. we don't really know who designed this pistol btw..
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  660. very expensive tho
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  661. Most people become dumb when being fired upon for hours under severe desert heat
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  662. not at all
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  663. ​ @ForgottenWeapons  Should be easier to read now with all those apps that overlay translation on text
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  664. no, but you're encouraged to take a class about gun law.
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  665. guns were legal war trophies in ww2
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  666. Only in the US legal civilian market. In war torn countries the ak is couple hundred dollars and they found StGs for similar price used in the Syrian war from old stocks of the Syrian army.
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  667.  @FaithHopeLove0123  How 🤔
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  668.  @FaithHopeLove0123  Teach me how to freedom please, master!
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  669. All those flare guns are awesome laser blasters casing. Someone mail it to Styropyro (awesome youtube laser tuber)
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  670.  @DreadNought0255  it's weird I agree, but considering the time period, most people were illiterate anyway 😅
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  671. Which part of Europe? I thought gun ownership is very rare there.
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  672. Guns and weapons have always been a legitimate war trophy since forever in every culture
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  673.  @GazalAlShaqab  we're calling it liberation here as a joke, nobody is brainwashed to believe it's actual liberation.
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  674. something about the availability of electricity in 1883
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  675. having to put your hand infront of the muzzle is very unsafe
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  676. do people with very small or very large hands have different guns made for them? 🤔
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  677. he did it retroactively due to youtube rules. uncensored video is on utreon.
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  678. 🤨
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  679.  @cheiftain732  how did they get them? are they the pro unification groups or something else?
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  680. Computers are scary in how they can be integrated with other systems very, very quickly. It allows the government to implement all kinds of restrictions in the future and tracking and discrimination against gun owners.
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  681. aren't most of restoration videos fake?
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  682.  @TexasSpectre  yup, sweat is highly acidic too
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  683. Karl would've lost his life by those two, one of whom was a felon and the other a pedophile. Go educate yourself on the facts of the case.
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  684.  @StripedLime  He never pointed the gun at them, not once, he was there where his father lives to defend his house from the violent aggressive protesters. I watched most of the actual trial videos and the contrast between actual facts and what the anti gun media was showing is unreal.
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  685. they had the gun, not him. good reason to be polite to others.
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  686. Funny how this was in the youtube autoplay after the Luty which is pretty much its absolute exact opposite gun.
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  687.  @SpidaMez  lol there's many videos of people shooting these. they were designed to fire millions of rounds and keep on going. pretty much anything pre-war was built to a very high standard.
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  688. any modern amnesty will be made with a computer database to track everything about the su** who trusts them. computer databases are the biggest enablers of government tyranny.
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  689. is ak12 magazine polymer too?
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  690. looks like the tfb tv guy to me
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  691. he made a video about making this video, check it out
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  692. That's what all big companies do even today.
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  693. which year was that
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  694. Haenel
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  695. how would the criminal know?
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  696. We'll never know if a video was filmed today or 10 years ago 😅
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  697. why wouldn't it? even if not, we can repair it very easily because there's very few parts inside and it's absolutely primitive by today's standards that special expertise isn't required.
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  698. the gun is still working, the only failed because of politics not engineering
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  699. I wonder if they still have arms experience now after all these decades of minimal army funding specially after 1991.
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  700. it would be impossible to audit tho and make sure someone wasn't selling their ammo to bad actors vs just shooting it themselves
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  701. I guess because it's harder to find ammo for the STG, and even then, as Ian said, it's not designed to handle a lot of shooting.
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  702. ​ @hvr-74m31  Ian said it's a Vietnam war bring back made in China but not being sold in the auction by China
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  703. The Maxim was invented 4 years before the French discovered smokeless powder in 1898. Kinda explains why they lasted so long if they were made originally to handle blackpowder.
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  704. RAS Syndrome
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  705. Imagine the look of the TSA officers lol
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  706. keep it lightweight? that seemed their #1 target in the design.
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  707.  @bitspokes496  Who rules China?
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  708.  @bitspokes496  LOL. It's literally called the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Where are you getting CPC from?
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  709. but why? they don't seem fun to shoot and they'd easily get damaged.
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  710. Is this the guy from the Bosnian Ape Society? 😮
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  711. Look at 1980s Will Smith pictures
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  712. he has several videos on the ak-47
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  713. to be fair, they were also producing the V-2.
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  714. ​ @iglooproductions  Has anyone ever bought legit guns from the dark web? I feel they're all scams or traps.
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  715.  @Turbo.M777  you always have backup iron sights tho.
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  716. European guns Ian showed don't seem to be double proofed. It would be weird if the opposite was true, also who would proof them anyway?
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  717. I saw a video here on a 1911 gatling gun, don't remember how many of them were used to make it.
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  718. Mexico is proof of what regulations can do. They have constitutional rights to carry guns yet only criminals have them because of "regulations".
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  719. do these symbols have deep meaning or they're just nice artistic shapes?
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  720. How much do you think youtube helped in your career? I don't think most of us would have had the chance to know you without that random youtube recommendation years ago.
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  721. These guys made it work! https://youtu.be/AAhe4pk2Pn8
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  722. not without stamping equipment
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  723. would these guns still be usable on the international space station or on other planets, or would the different gravity impact how the ball bearings move? (serious). I am sure I heard about the Russians having a firearm on their Mir space station and we'lll certainly need firearms when we build the Elon Mars colony. The space station has negligible gravity while Mars has far stronger gravity than Earth and they must have some impact on the movement of those ball bearings being pulled down.
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  724. he literally shoots it at the end
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  725. so, it's buckshot but with extra steps?
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  726. Things like this are why "know how" is the most important asset in any industry. Can't make things like this by reading textbooks.
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  727. someone needs to activate it and take detailed 4k footage
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  728. in some non English speaking countries admirals are called naval general, which it basically is
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  729. demolition ranch did that!
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  730. he was on youtube years before lpl
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  731. V1 rocket was the absolute worst
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  732. wild animals around lakes?
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  733. that's how they managed to rebuild their nation so quickly and become the world's 4th largest economy by the year 2000.
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  734. good. guns these days get banned only because they look scary.
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  735. The average crazy mass shooter doesn't have the skill or atleast the patience to build something like that, not while they're engulfed in anger atleast. The last Texas shooter bought the gun literally hours before the shooting. Dedicated gun owners tend to be quite stable.
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  736.  @Jagdtyger2A  the average person is barely familiar with smartphone apps and never touched a single real tool in their lives. look at ian McCollum videos on the very crude unsafe shed made Vietnam guns.
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  737. $$$
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  738. I bet there's one of these in every auction and will be until 26 and beyond or until all guns are banned like Canada did.
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  739. back then (1956) most Western countries refused to sell arms to Elbonia because of it's relationship with Israel. Elbonia didn't have much choice.
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  740. Washington state is same now even for rifles..
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  741. or mass produce the monalisa..what's the point
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  742. 6:15 how they getting the ammo? smuggled or they make it too?
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  743. Soviets lost so much in the 90s when taxi drivers and plumbers were earning significantly more than top nuclear scientists and non-corrupt government officials, kinda sad actually.
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  744. you want a shape without any hard edges in order to have the internal pressure distributed as equally as possible on all sides.
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  745.  @cartertrefz4585  lookup why the British comet plane was exploding mid air due to having square windows instead if rounded ones, same idea
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  746. a lot of channels got demonetized. the big ones are surviving mostly through excessive sponsorship ads.
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  747. Damn, you're right 😮
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  748. the explosive shells cannot be legal tho
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  749. did he bring to school and show it? 🤔
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  750. probably because it can be easily converted
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  751. he has PhD? we shouldn't use Dr. prefix for people who didn't earn it..
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  752.  @Jason-mg3fk  aha thanks
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  753. ​ @TheKajunkat  the Bugatti can do things the Kia cannot, it's not just the luxury or method of manufacture.
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  754.  @BobSmith-dk8nw  You don't have to use profanity to prove a point, specially since you seem to have your facts straight anyway. Besides, MG-42 was primarily made to address resource shortages, not necessarily due to the MG-34 design not being effective.
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  755. don't accuse people without evidence please
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  756. yes, but what are the odds of a random criminal under the influence carrying a rare earth magnet on them?
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  757. very easy, there's a video of that on this gun from few years back
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  758. Most gun restoration videos on youtube are fake. The rust and everything else is all made up for that sweet ad revenue.
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  759. when they make copy of fg42?!
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  760. 5:00 they should've at least hidden the screw it makes it look super ugly
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  761. 😅
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  762. Europe history in 5 words: my enemy's enemy is my friend.
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  763. You tried getting spent AT-4 launchers?
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  764. people will think it's fake
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  765. you keep referring to destroyed records in your videos. were they mostly destroyed by the Germans, or accidentally by allied bombing?
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  766. if someone can steal your gun they probably won't have much trouble yanking that plastic strap watch from you either
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  767. that's Steve 1989
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  768. this is actually impressive. if I hsd the money I would immediately buy it and take it with me when hiking or in the car when driving at night
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  769. 4:39am here..
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  770. range laws and cost? the army too used chalk for safety and cost I think.
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  771. you should check PSR channel.
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  772. how were they getting the ammo 🤔
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  773. I never understand why they don't test it before giving it to the military trials.
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  774. better than the auto loader system that rockets the entire turret in Ukraine
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  775. Please no. Guns shouldn't rely on phones under any circumstances. Atleast the watch had somewhat decent battery life.
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  776. bad laws always propagate everywhere. e.g look at the 10 round magazine ban, it's now in many states not just California.
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  777. those projectiles are much heavier. energy is velocity * mass
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  778. Like the movie War Dogs
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  779.  @AdamantLightLP  That's exactly why we should never give the ATF a single inch
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  780. ironically no since it's blackpowder
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  781. so the stg44 had curved bullets, grenade launcher and even a freakin infrared nightvision scope!!
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  782. wasn't that why they invented synthetic rubber?
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  783. from who? this was the first one
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  784. High table duels are a myth
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  785. you can still do that if you get a concealed carry license.
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  786.  @JG-fi9ub  (cries in Washington state 😢)
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  787. cut the hatred, how many Iraqis know their firearms history as well as this guy?
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  788. the ammo is significantly smaller in size than the large projectiles he was using for the gauss gun.
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  789. handguns have rifling but we don't call Glocks rifles
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  790. why not practice with your real gun tho?
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  791. hoplophelia
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  792. yeah zipper is kinda funny lol 🤣
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  793. The cool thing is that all works of the US government are public domain copyright free.
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  794. Looks pretty tho
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  795. 90 years later from the Luger we get the zip22 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️
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  796. California and Washington state, Oregon etc copy their laws from NJ. It's only a matter of time.
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  797. Let's get this onto a tray
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  798. Things like that show the command weren't blindly listening to every Hitler order, and had some leeway in applying them. It gives more credibility to the war crimes trials with the excuse that they were all just listening to orders.
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  799. he literally said it was at an auction house
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  800.  @theodorrodriguez1800  Shouldn't that be easy? Wouldn't the best items be the most expensive?
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  801.  @theodorrodriguez1800  Yeah his knowledge for sure helps him to identify when something is good, the interesting part is how is he finding the needle in the haystack. I was thinking the price or something else could be an indicator rather sifting through the thousands of guns at the auction house (he did a tour video once many years back and there were racks upon racks of guns).
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  802. The Bugatti of firearms.
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  803. Terrorists have very easy access to submachine guns at fraction of what they cost legally or otherwise in the West 🙄 This thing also wouldn't work in the desert or mud or jungles were most terrorists fight anyway. It's only useful to the inner moles living in the west who attack crowds at Christmas with vans trucks or knives, and even then previous methods are more efficient than a gun like this one given its reliability and limit ammo. even a knife attack would cause more casualties based on the ones we've seen before.
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  804. 3:17 mostly for portability
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  805. The specs and even external like the magazine placement ane bayonet are very similar to the fg42. anyone notice that?
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  806. we like the stock!
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  807. who'll buy it?!?
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  808. 15:00 anyone else heard that?
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  809. a modern gps receiver can certainly fit in the empty spaces inside the watch
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  810. would be interesting to swap the revolvers and see the results
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  811. please make a video comparison of this one and the equivalent nazi one that was called Vampir
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  812. you mean you need money to buy ammo in the game?
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  813. I just noticed you crossed one billion views, congratulations!
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  814. is the antique rule based solely on the age of the gun or also its caliber? would 1911s ever be considered antique?
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  815.  @Ryzot  But you said you'll never trust a man again because "I" lied. How you know I am a man?
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  816. isn't steel case corrosive?
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  817. so is the AKs?
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  818. you'd need subsonic ammo too, one that's effective at 150 yards too..
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  819. the amount of knowledge they forgot is more than I'll ever learn my entire life
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  820. why
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  821. they do that with many things like grenade launchers and mortars etc
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  822. main reason for ww2 surrender was their army head didn't want a repeat of ww1 trench warfare that he experienced, and they didn't want to see Paris destroyed either
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  823. ​ @xannymanny9754 it's more about the laws too I guess. Similar thing with cars.
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