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how did you make that luty? if there is any books tell me please.

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9:49 she grabs the magazine clippings 😂😂😂 You: THE CARTRIDGED BULLET HOLDING DEVICES 😂😂

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you might want to check if it builds up a caramel substance, just like it did for the shooter in halle. it keeps jamming the gun

amazing

its pretty crazy

really cool!

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i do like ur mosin

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i need one

i love this stuff

i love your channel

Wow

are they good against drones?

Do you reuse the anvils too, or just load the matchhead powder into the primer cup?

Pistol - Colt Deringer 2nd model

The old surplus are Good rounds. They make the PPS43 come alive.

thats asmr

The more cristy they are the more i like it😶

Bro my quadrant is model 1918 so it was in ww1 and trust me it looks way different than model 1941-1942 still pretty cool tho

hey u good buddy haven’t heard from u in a bit

Where can i find a tutorial🙏

make a scrap gun

I like your experimental approach. While Japanese Navy used British 303 for their aircraft machine guns, Japanese Army used type 89 7.7mm ammo for army aircraft machine guns. Type 89 7.7 mm ammo is a semi rimmed cartridge purposely designed for aircraft machine guns. Dimensionally, type 89 ammo only differs from the later type 99 ammo (proper ammo for type 99 rifle) by the semi rim. Lt. Onoda used the type 89 ammo from the wreckage of army aircraft on the island to feed his type 99 rifle. the Navy 7.7 ammo would not have worked as your video demonstrated.

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Всё хорошо когда сделано на коленках mybro - это оружие партизан

Making a round bolt on a lathe or choosing the right diameter round bar to make your bolt will make it easier for you to git the dimensions fit right As for the charging handle tap and screw it inplace should fix the jamming issue

I have two Type 99s, one early 1942 nagoya, the other a last ditch but it has the chrysanthemum intact. It fires just fine but the bore is offset to the left.

Good point on clips and magazines

Cool that your dog isn't gun shy

I guess he was filing down 7.7SR as it was the Japanese main mg cartridge. So technically if you did file down the semi rim it would function. The 7.7R (Japanese made .303) was mostly used on aircraft Lewis guns and probably belt fed guns, the 7.7 Arisaka is rimless. So the Japanese had 3 types of 7.7 all based on .303 If you want to shoot a 7.7 for cheap you can get a chamber insert and use 7.62x39 I'm sure it could be converted to 54R but the bolt would need to be modified for the rimmed case. .303 and guns can be converted to 54R or 7.62x39, probably 7.62x25 tok or Mauser also and .32acp The UK, Russia and Japan all used the same bore size as in .311 or so with the US using .308 I have a SMLE and a Martini Enfield (sporters with bad headspace,leads and muzzles from cordite), the barrel just had to be cut at the chamber and muzzle end then re chambered for .54r but have to mess with the mag on the smle but can get a full 10. I have a Chinese Arisaka with an SKS barrel in 7.62x39 and a 7.7 with a chamber insert (not a great one, after they stopped chrome lining the bores) 54r used to be very cheap when in surplus same with 7.62x39 I have crates of 8mm, tok, 54r, 7.62x39 and 7N6. I don't want to shoot the 7N6 as it's great and you just can't get it anymore.

That date is not June. It’s November. Most of the world other than the USA do the day first then month then year.

make you realise how much force is exerted onto the round as it rifled/spun ey, what i find crazy is there is enough friction between that ball and its seat in order to spin it quick enough to bend that circlip and allow it to balance central, i wouldnt mind betting the gunners/loaders flicked those circlips off and armed them before it went into the chamber

basicly you made a LUTY, nice job man, it looks awesome

If anyone has any of these for sale by some

It makes Meccano look very, very hi-tec - would like to see this thing firing...then again, perhaps not...

potassium nitrate and charcoal are the missing ingredients. Look up the exact ratios. I can't believe the stump remover works on its own.

I built my first Uzi when I was 16 and you got a long way to go with your sheet metal work

Hey, i was born in Ethiopia and raised in France. This rifle makes me very proud ! If Ethiopia never got colonized its also because all of his allies sent rifles and ammunition, the french didnt need the gras anymore as they updated to the lebel and so they sold a lot to gunsmiths in france for the price of steel and also to Ethiopia. In france you can see a lot of gras conversion to smoothbore for shooting 16. Cal for hunting. Cool video mate !

Hope youre doing okay, you've made some of the coolest videos Ive seen. Love the little overlooked details and forgotten bits of history that you show us

Thankyou. Great explanation. I've been wondering how these work for a while.

I wonder if any other of those rounds would have gone through if the angle of entry was perpendicular vs diagonal.

Jesus bubba really fucked the last ditch 99 up

Omg bro I need to know what kind the ones displayed in the video are!!!! I have a bunch of projectiles I found on an old range and HAVE to know where they came from! I’ve been researching for days, they mostly match Vulcan rounds but are from the 1940s

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i love ur videos

I'm sitting outside range 88 right now lol