Comments by "World Traveler" (@worldtraveler930) on "Forgotten Weapons" channel.

  1. Good Day!
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  2. ​ @fabiogalletti8616 I second that motion!!! 🤠👍
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  3. In all honesty if you gave me either gun or both guns I would smile from ear-to-ear and praise their values and benefits to no end!
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  4. What no Full mag dump?!? I'm rather disappointed!!! 😢
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  5.  @shawnr771  I am glad that someone noticed that.
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  6. I am thinking that 22mag would be more fun! 😁
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  7. Amen!!! 🤠👍
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  8. Soooooooo, Just How Does That optical Device Work??!? 🤔
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  9. The Chinese military has and may still use their own 45 caliber version. https://youtu.be/2DDc0hXk0ws
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  10. Thanks for showing us those Exceptionally Cool pistols.
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  11. I just bought one and Yes it is Fun to shoot!
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  12. Now that's an Excellent question I wouldn't mind having an answer to as well!!! 🤠👍
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  13. And let's not forget Isaac Newton's Golden Rule of F=M×A
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  14. We now see the dust cover working but still hoping for the walk through on how.
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  15.  @barrywatts8501  That definitely goes without saying!
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  16. No Kidding I just dropped $600 on one.
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  17. As of 2019 your looking at $600 to a grand plus for a nice example.
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  18.  @roger_revo  There sold on Gunbroker.
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  19. It just smells of Gordon Ingram.
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  20. A 22 from 1922. ;)
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  21. I was hoping that the video was going to walk us through the auto-opening dust cover.
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  22. I was thinking the exact same thing.
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  23. No Kidding!!! 🤠👍🇨🇭
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  24. Still, It Is a Extremely COOL job.
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  25. Why yes I do believe that Ian Loves his job.
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  26. All praise the great gun designer.
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  27. It actually smells of Gordon Ingram.
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  28. I was thinking the same thing!
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  29. If you were to give me this gun in a case with a pallet or less or more of ammo I would smile Very BIG and say Thank You Very Much!!! 🤠👍
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  30. I foresee some point in the future where Ian will have actually had the opportunity to fondle every still existing Bergmann in existence. 😁
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  31. Here's the Cliff notes version "it's your A typical Tupperware gun!!!" 🤠👍
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  32. I know that I enjoy mine and you'll find a few videos that Ian does as well.
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  33. Alright, now I want one!
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  34. I was hoping for a walking fire experiment. 😁
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  35. 🤠👍
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  36. Ohh, I want one in 45acp, with a extended magazine and a Fun switch!!! 🤠👍
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  37. I am just here for the Schlong Jokes!!! 🤠👍
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  38. My guess is that it is a form of patent Dodge!!! 🤠👍
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  39. I live in Stephenville and actually know the Leatherwood's.... Good stories! 🤠👍
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  40.  @FantadiRienzo  Thank You.
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  41. I hope to one day see Ian shooting one of these.
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  42. Isn't Gordon Ingram's middle name Controversy or was it Shyster!!! 🤔
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  43. Yeah, well, I still want one! 🤠
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  44.  @Anony___mous  😁
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  45. A few years ago I had the opportunity to tour the military museum in Kiev Ukraine my interpreter and tour guide at the time was a Full Commander Spetsnaz, who when we came to one of these guns he told me that during the "Great Patriotic War" they were primarily used for shooting at the treads on the tank and depending on when the gun was made you had between a 20% up to a 40% chance of it blowing up in your face and only brave men would man it.
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  46. I forsee a similar timelapse video of the Shot Show book signing.
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  47. Ian, do you still shoot your Argentine version of a 1911?!? 🤠👍
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  48. I'm going to suggest that folks not give up Too easily and just simply sell off their collection I know for a Fact here in Texas there are Numerous small City and County Museums that have a limited or a non existent gun collection that would be happy to have Anything put on display there is one small city museum who had a Beautiful display that the owner's descendants decided to take back because it was on temporary loan from the family This museum now has No gun collection At All to display also understand that in some of the small City and County Museums The stories of the individual collector can be Every Bit as Important as the artifacts that are displayed I know of one man who has a Japanese rifle that jammed when he shot the Japanese officer who's trying to shoot him while it may have been a common rifle the story that this local hero would not have any descendants to tell the story had this not happened this is as Important to a museum as the artifact itself So Go Ahead and put out the effort shop around there may be a small museum who'd be happy to have anything to add to a collection that doesn't exist Yet!!! 🤠👍
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  49. I would Truly love to be able to afford to own one!!!
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  50.  @alan-sk7ky  Surprisingly Well I'll have to say! 🤠👍
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