the Mark 23 is by all accounts the best designed sidearm in small arms history. The mean rounds between stoppages is nothing shy of astounding. The military durability test was actually modified several times during the adoption phase, and no matter what they couldn't break the gun. The Seals and Green Berets still use it too. The LAM looks much different now, however.
When they showed the guy in he suit jumping out of the car and firing the briefcase gun, my first thoughts were "It's Albert Eisenstein!" XD I never knew he was such a badass.
Man do I remember Hk from the 90's. I had an SP89, P9S 9mm & 45, P7M13 and USP 40. later on I would get a 91, 93 and 94 but I had to sell off some of the pistols to do so. Therefore I never had them all at once. Although I have moved on from Hk, they sure are some cool guns indeed.
A long with the Hk's I had a Steyr AUG Police model, meaning it had black furniture and a 16' barrel and I shot the hell out of it for eight years. By 2005 I sold the AUG and Hk's and got in to Sig 556 rifles for a couple of years. I have come 360 degrees and for the past five years I just shoot Colt AR-15s. I've got 5 different AR variations including a couple of M4 carbines and AR15 A4's (M16) topped with ACOGs. To date, these rifles and optic combos are by far the best shooting guns I have ever owned. Plus the AR15 weapons design is still going strong, unlike the roller locked design of the Hk rifles. The AUG kinda holds its own but there is a reason the US military hangs on to, and relies heavily upon, the AR platform. They are ultra light weight, simple, accurate, reliable and you can easily mount anything on them. As for pistols, I have relied upon Glocks as my primary pistol for the past 12 years or so. Of the four Hk pistols I owned, two of them experienced parts breakage. This was the P9S 45 and the P7 M13. I have owned many pistol designs but only the 1980's era Hk pistols have actually flat out broke on me, which is unacceptable. Now days its all about Glocks, Colt 1911's and S&W 357's. These guns work. Cheers
Nothing! Do your own thing man! I use to own FNX, M&P 40c, Ruger American Pistol, KImber 1911 and 2 Glock 19's. Got rid of them all except the Kimber and moved on to the HK's. Lol!! I absolutely love'em!
I love HK Weapons. I picked up an SP5k this past year and am in the process of doing an SBR and suppressing it. Even as it comes in a pistol form it’s a badass weapon. I peppered a paper plate at about 15yrds right out of the box with no zeroing done and while pulling the trigger as fast as possible. HK makes the best products and their prices reflects their quality.
+Dan Volkov First off bolt guns and lever action are not battle rifles. So for this, a battle rifle, is going to be a semi or fully automatic rifle, firing full size rifle cartridge, like the 7.62x51mm NATO. They usually hold a capacity of 20 rounds, has high recoil and medium rate of fire like 400 to 600 rounds per minute. An assault rifle on the other hand, is a rifle firing a intermediate cartridge like the 5.54x51mm round. It usually feed from a 30 round magazine, has little recoil and has a high rate of fire, like 700 rounds per minute. Also select fire capability. Hope it helped you know the difference between an assault rifle and a battle rifle. Of cause there a other, differences between the guns, but this is the basics.
You do know that a 7.62x51 mm (.308) is a cartridge that has been necked down from a 30-06 right? Therefore it's not a full size rifle cartridge, that actually makes it an intermediate cartridge. You can argue if you want, but just remember that the Germans designated the round that the STG-44 fired as an intermediate cartridge (that's where the idea came from) because it was a necked down round from what the Mauser K-98 fired, and the STG-44 fired a bigger round than the G-3 does. 7.92×33mm (STG-44) VS. 7.62 x 51 mm (G3)
19:43 Why would you ever want to use this when the main advantage of this weapon is low recoil and full auto? I mean I know civilians can't have auto without paying like 30K but I mean for police/government use.
Thats what I love about 80's advertisments: they are respecting potential clients and trying to tell about the product as much as they can, also showing how their stuff working. And of course good speaker who really cares about what he is trying to sell and makes right intonational focuses to keep the client attention
Knightrem 10 I wasn't sure. It seemed strange to me that they would have bought them but I never heard them being under contract or anything. I guess it is like Colt contracting with FN to make M16 rifles and all. Thanks for the heads up.
In the 1980's 'till the late 1990's, H&K agreed to market and import Benelli shotguns for them. Benelli now imports and markets their own products without the help of H&K. However, H&K marked Benelli shotguns now command a slight premium because of this.
I love Hk but I’ve had to ditch the brand. Just too fucking expensive. I wanted a semiauto 12 gauge but the Super 90 is over 2k. So I’d choose the VEPR-12. I wanted a piston AR and the MR556 seemed like the obvious choice. But I got a POF AR for $1k less than the Hk. I love their pistols, but I’m now staring to be perfectly happy with a Glock. If Hk wants to make affordable guns in the US, great. But I feel like many people simply can’t afford to support Hk
I like the limited edition MP5 chambered in 10mm 40cal is such a dumb fuckin stupid round .Doesn't make sense if it can't drop a bad guy. I shot wild hogs with 40cal at 30-40 yards it didn't do as much damage needed and recoil was pointless.
We don't think they are pistols, we call them that because our government classifies them as pistols. We don't add stocks very often because it reclassifies it as a short barreled rifle which requiring paying a tax and a huge background check to do legally. Without a stock they are classified as a pistol which requires nothing but a background check. Now there are some "Braces" we can add to them that do not reclassify them and are similar to a stock. There's been a lot of debate on the legality of touching them to your shoulder though.
I see your point. I think the use of 'coke' pronunciation is to mimic how the word sounds when spoken by a German. Even though this is not exactly correct, its the easiest way for some folks to say the name with American dialect.
@@surely0you0jest - Sorry to say, but the German manner of pronouncing KOCH is nothing like 'Coke'. It is as follows: th-cam.com/video/mJaw02iPbqo/w-d-xo.html
The pistols have always been available, but you can thank the Federal Government for banning the importation of foreign made military style rifles in 1989 (also, new transferable select fire weapons were banned in 1986). HK Gmbh had nothing to do with this legislation.
90s police and military aesthetic was the best
12.7
I agree, case in point: SAS counter terror unit
+Mr. Beetleman Sas sucks. SWAT is cool
Kawai Madorama What’s your reasoning?
Kawai Madorama lol you have no fucking idea do you
23:30 That guy is an absolute boss.
Wayne Webber!
He is on a couple of recent Live Q or Die podcasts. Great and talented guy.
I was their CEO Wayne Webber I believe
the Mark 23 is by all accounts the best designed sidearm in small arms history. The mean rounds between stoppages is nothing shy of astounding. The military durability test was actually modified several times during the adoption phase, and no matter what they couldn't break the gun. The Seals and Green Berets still use it too. The LAM looks much different now, however.
Unpopular opinion: I would take a mk 23 into a gunfight with me over a Glock 21
Fine weapons
A cool and giantic pistol 😎👍
This video is pure 90’s GOLD.
So 90s... so black... so SWAT.... so hollywood....
It's pretty cool knowing the USP was designed for us Americans. Makes me wanna own one now.
17:17 Next level firearm handling right there
"Police officer drop the gun!" Bam! Oh well, I didn't really want to give him a chance anyway.
The Triggerati 6:03 somebody was shot by officer blondie
When they showed the guy in he suit jumping out of the car and firing the briefcase gun, my first thoughts were "It's Albert Eisenstein!" XD I never knew he was such a badass.
The HK21E would be a perfect home defense weapon. 7.62/.308 is clearly overkill, but 5.56/.223 would be perfect.
Thanks for uploading this!
I used to have a few HK's, but had to sell a few. I still have my 1990's catalogs
Love my modern MSG90 (created by Michael's Machines). Not many videos on this iconic Sniper Rifle.
Mark 23 for the win!
AngryPistons Dun dun dun dun dun..
DUN DUN DUN
This video kinda reminds of the movie heat by Michael mann
Is the music available separately? It’s a vibe
22:23 Best truck gun ever.
4:26 what kind of grip is that?!
+Da A haha, I was thinking exactly the same thing!
Me too dude. Holy shit. 10 years later from your comment the grip hasn't caught on.
Man do I remember Hk from the 90's.
I had an SP89, P9S 9mm & 45, P7M13 and USP 40.
later on I would get a 91, 93 and 94 but I had to sell off some of the pistols to do so. Therefore I never had them all at once.
Although I have moved on from Hk, they sure are some cool guns indeed.
What did you move on to, if I may ask? I've been looking for a P7M13, but they are insanely expensive.
A long with the Hk's I had a Steyr AUG Police model, meaning it had black furniture and a 16' barrel and I shot the hell out of it for eight years. By 2005 I sold the AUG and Hk's and got in to Sig 556 rifles for a couple of years. I have come 360 degrees and for the past five years I just shoot Colt AR-15s.
I've got 5 different AR variations including a couple of M4 carbines and AR15 A4's (M16) topped with ACOGs. To date, these rifles and optic combos are by far the best shooting guns I have ever owned. Plus the AR15 weapons design is still going strong, unlike the roller locked design of the Hk rifles. The AUG kinda holds its own but there is a reason the US military hangs on to, and relies heavily upon, the AR platform. They are ultra light weight, simple, accurate, reliable and you can easily mount anything on them.
As for pistols, I have relied upon Glocks as my primary pistol for the past 12 years or so. Of the four Hk pistols I owned, two of them experienced parts breakage. This was the P9S 45 and the P7 M13. I have owned many pistol designs but only the 1980's era Hk pistols have actually flat out broke on me, which is unacceptable. Now days its all about Glocks, Colt 1911's and S&W 357's. These guns work.
Cheers
MOVED ON?? You're full of shit.
Ha ! whats so incomprehensible about getting into other gun designs ?
Nothing! Do your own thing man! I use to own FNX, M&P 40c, Ruger American Pistol, KImber 1911 and 2 Glock 19's. Got rid of them all except the Kimber and moved on to the HK's. Lol!! I absolutely love'em!
THANK YOU FOR POSTING! THIS IS RETRO GOLD
I've never heard so many buzz words per minute before.
lololol you're damn right!
I had never seen this before but I knew exactly what the soundtrack was going to be.
This video is awesome, I love these extended classic advertisement firearms videos.
awesome presentation! what a gem.
This swat aesthetics... Love this so much
drinking game: When he sais "tactical" "adverse" or "safety"
+Isak Knutsen or when someone slaps the trigger
everytime he says HK
I love HK Weapons. I picked up an SP5k this past year and am in the process of doing an SBR and suppressing it. Even as it comes in a pistol form it’s a badass weapon. I peppered a paper plate at about 15yrds right out of the box with no zeroing done and while pulling the trigger as fast as possible. HK makes the best products and their prices reflects their quality.
I love my HK's.
I love my MP5s just like I like my clothes, vehicles, and gear - BLACK
This video is pure gold
where can I buy a briefcase for my mp5k?!
Gonna sample this! Love this promo shiz.
Solid Snake: "Just like old times."
Make Gun infomercials Great Again!
I love the 90's!
i remember watching this in like 2002
This video from H&K looks like it was filmed during the mid 1990s or no later than in '97 or '98.There's no G-36 or UMP submachineguns.
G36-1995
UMP-1998
This was filmed in 1997
The G36 was a relatively new weapon being issued in 1997.
The MP5SD is the sexiest firearm ever produced. Solid stock only.
4:15.. that was the shortest 100 meters in history...
Collapsing stock G3 with a leupold
Zeiss is a better choice.
Nothing like alice gear and m81 woodland camo
nobody mentioned the 500 round dump 👍💪
Not greedy, I will take ONE of Everything.
Frank Castle??:D
That red hot barrel quenched
Glad I picked up an HK marked M3 in 2019
Ahh Hk.... I love you. ... G3 and mp5 please...
that fucking suitcase lmfao!!!
13:56. But the H&K G3 isn't a assault rifle, it's a battle rifle.
tell me the difference lol
+Dan Volkov First off bolt guns and lever action are not battle rifles. So for this, a battle rifle, is going to be a semi or fully automatic rifle, firing full size rifle cartridge, like the 7.62x51mm NATO. They usually hold a capacity of 20 rounds, has high recoil and medium rate of fire like 400 to 600 rounds per minute.
An assault rifle on the other hand, is a rifle firing a intermediate cartridge like the 5.54x51mm round. It usually feed from a 30 round magazine, has little recoil and has a high rate of fire, like 700 rounds per minute. Also select fire capability.
Hope it helped you know the difference between an assault rifle and a battle rifle. Of cause there a other, differences between the guns, but this is the basics.
+Dan Volkov Sorry the 5.56x45mm
Riddle me this, Batman:
Did they use that term back in 1997?
You do know that a 7.62x51 mm (.308) is a cartridge that has been necked down from a 30-06 right? Therefore it's not a full size rifle cartridge, that actually makes it an intermediate cartridge. You can argue if you want, but just remember that the Germans designated the round that the STG-44 fired as an intermediate cartridge (that's where the idea came from) because it was a necked down round from what the Mauser K-98 fired, and the STG-44 fired a bigger round than the G-3 does. 7.92×33mm (STG-44) VS. 7.62 x 51 mm (G3)
HK police wet dream.
I need the stock music from this!
Nick C the music score of when special purpose products starts was stuck in my head a long time
I just ordered the CD on Ebay, I love these kind of oldschool tracks. The album is called SPORTS ACTION by Rick Baker.
@@Maximilian-Willert could you upload it?
Good hand set
Peak tactical swag of the 90s
10:21 my favorite.
If you have a PSG1 please make some vids on it
+Mr NiceKnife go see tfb tv psg1
+Mr NiceKnife TFB tv has one
German engineering at it finest ❤❤❤.. used the Hk33 G3 and other products during my service.. turned out to be my first love
SOCOM...just like old times.
19:43 Why would you ever want to use this when the main advantage of this weapon is low recoil and full auto? I mean I know civilians can't have auto without paying like 30K but I mean for police/government use.
Garrett The police and Airport security in the UK use semi auto MP5s and MP7s, maybe for less collateral damage.
Thats what I love about 80's advertisments: they are respecting potential clients and trying to tell about the product as much as they can, also showing how their stuff working. And of course good speaker who really cares about what he is trying to sell and makes right intonational focuses to keep the client attention
this is 1997 bro lol, USP didn't exist in the 80s
@@rondobrondo bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh
26:01 They have colt commandos lol(Not an HK gun)
They were talking about H&K training services, which they offer to people regardless of what brand they use.
3:43 - Moustache
I’m back for my daily viewing.
Im moist of the Germaness of these weapons
HK stands for Heckler and Koch, two German firearm engineers.
HK still offers international training??
Someone please tell the song that plays at the beginning
Hey boys... we going shopping...
The best part of HK weaponry is that they're so reasonably priced. 😁
19:49 damn that was badass lmao
Garrett - yes
It's funny; it looks like something out of a Bond film, but it's an actual product.
They are swat operators or...?
13:55 so no one was gonna tell me G3's had grenade launcher attachments?!
2:04
"...nine possible variants...."
*skips V8 in order to have 10 variants
when did h&k buy benelli? I thought benelli was a Italian company.
+animeFAN00111 Think HK is under contract with Benelli being they sell so many M4 or M1014 shotguns to the US Marines.
Knightrem 10 I wasn't sure. It seemed strange to me that they would have bought them but I never heard them being under contract or anything. I guess it is like Colt contracting with FN to make M16 rifles and all. Thanks for the heads up.
In the 1980's 'till the late 1990's, H&K agreed to market and import Benelli shotguns for them. Benelli now imports and markets their own products without the help of H&K. However, H&K marked Benelli shotguns now command a slight premium because of this.
4:02 That's not 100 meters!
Pretty damn close to it if it's not.
Nah thats 50yds
Gotta love German engineering!
Do they make the mariachi guitar brief case launcher, haha
Some of the most ridiculous handgun grips I’ve ever seen.
You will never be one of the guys in this video
We all are at the Airsoft field-what're you talkin' about?
Hk 51 bravo
my usp has a land and groove barrel
Mine is polygonal, 2014 date code.
Neat
F@#king love HK , worlds best firearms
The reason the Police like H&K was the 10lb trigger pull. That way they don't shoot their foot off..
I love Hk but I’ve had to ditch the brand. Just too fucking expensive.
I wanted a semiauto 12 gauge but the Super 90 is over 2k. So I’d choose the VEPR-12.
I wanted a piston AR and the MR556 seemed like the obvious choice. But I got a POF AR for $1k less than the Hk.
I love their pistols, but I’m now staring to be perfectly happy with a Glock.
If Hk wants to make affordable guns in the US, great. But I feel like many people simply can’t afford to support Hk
I luv guns 😙
2:56 Dale Earnhardt? 😂😂😂
I like how they had the black guy shoot the mp5 upside down all gangster like
I like the limited edition MP5 chambered in 10mm
40cal is such a dumb fuckin stupid round .Doesn't make sense if it can't drop a bad guy. I shot wild hogs with 40cal at 30-40 yards it didn't do as much damage needed and recoil was pointless.
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17:17 and 19:49 😎
8:18 Rambo: *AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH*
For some reason Americans think Stockless rifles are pistols
Unknown44 Unknown44 *The ATF thinks stockless rifles are pistols.
We don't think they are pistols, we call them that because our government classifies them as pistols. We don't add stocks very often because it reclassifies it as a short barreled rifle which requiring paying a tax and a huge background check to do legally. Without a stock they are classified as a pistol which requires nothing but a background check. Now there are some "Braces" we can add to them that do not reclassify them and are similar to a stock. There's been a lot of debate on the legality of touching them to your shoulder though.
Shush we need our truck pistols
Commercials used to be cool
I'll take fifty!
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Excellent piece of film, but at least get the narrator to pronounce the 'Koch' as a German would do, and not as 'Coke" PLEASE!
I see your point. I think the use of 'coke' pronunciation is to mimic how the word sounds when spoken by a German. Even though this is not exactly correct, its the easiest way for some folks to say the name with American dialect.
@@surely0you0jest - Sorry to say, but the German manner of pronouncing KOCH is nothing like 'Coke'. It is as follows: th-cam.com/video/mJaw02iPbqo/w-d-xo.html
Ugh so hot but so expensive
Block is better
3:45 16:52 :)
19:16 fuckin ouch
This video was produced back when masculinity was encouraged by society, it is oozing machismo. God bless H&K.
omg
Y can't our military hv HKs and not crummy M4s-? Our weapons SUCK.
Hey HK how about giving two shits about civilians and making your stuff available to them? Oh wait.... I prefer Glock. Nevermind :)
The pistols have always been available, but you can thank the Federal Government for banning the importation of foreign made military style rifles in 1989 (also, new transferable select fire weapons were banned in 1986). HK Gmbh had nothing to do with this legislation.
@surely0you0jest their gov didnt help
Mmmm HK 🍭