(waves because I realize this will probably be the first interaction since I did a job interview a while ago) I'm just surprised they were like "hell yeah Winchester Model 12" when there was an Ithica Model 37 right below it.
Man the noise that man produces just chewing gum is insane . It reminds me of when the kids lost their privilege to chew gum in any vehicle with me in it ever again.
At 18:35 Eli tells the story about the AC556 in a defensive gun use. The employee of HK(he eventually founded Al Mar Knives)was chased by a pickup with roadraging bikers in it. He was trying to get away from them but they chased him across multiple towns and they wouldn't leave him alone. He decided to run to his job that had a security gate around it. He hoped once he was through the gates they would leave him alone. The bikers came through the gate after him. He got out of the truck armed with his full auto AC556, told the biker "leave me alone I have a machinegun!". The biker replied "I'm not afraid of you or your machinegun!". Those were the biker's last words. The guy defended himself and killed the biker. The prosecutor tried to convict the defender saying he used a "machinegun" and it was overkill. The FBI had an undercover agent or informer(I can't remember which) that testified the biker was definitely not intimidated and was going to kill him if he didn't defend himself and his girlfriend that day.
@@mrtlsimonThanks for the story! I actually did wonder what happened, I figured it was just a home invasion type thing, but the real story is much more wild. What is the guys channel? I'd love to check out his stuff too.
@@1911syndicate A local, (Pittsburgh), paper did a hit piece at the PGCA gun show years ago because a guy had a German helmet on his table. I know him and the story. His dad had killed the German sniper wearing it after he had shot his best friend. There's a .30 hole in the front out the back. History, learn it or repeat it!
Tonight on 1911 Syndicate : Jake struggles with a SPAS 12 like he struggles with females, Allegheny Arms must have bought out Rock Island Auction house, and we all regret not buying buying Vector Uzi's in 2004....
I happened to be working at a gun store about 10 years ago when a "young hippie" woman walked in. I mean she was dressed like she stepped right out of Woodstock, long straight hair, sandals, long floral print wrap dress, and a bag made from old blue jeans. She wanted to look at knives so naturally I had to suggest getting a gun. She said Eleanor was all she needed and kept her with her all the time since her grandfather gave it to her. So I asked what it was and she pulled out a Colt 1911!! Seems her everyday carry is a US marked Colt 1911 that the serial number dated to 1912!! She didn't buy anything and we never saw her again, I'm pretty sure she was a glitch in the matrix.
@@Dan_SoundgarI worked with a restaurant manager in Morgantown WV that was at Woodstock and her and her husband owned about 150-200 acres of land, they were definitely hippies and their gun collection was off the charts.
As a Pittsburgh native, fellow 2A enthusiast, and long time viewer this is NOT an accurate representation of Pittsburgh’s gun culture. Please come back and check out the mom and pop shops here. They don’t have vip rooms but I assure you there’s a lot more awesome guns and a lot more fun to be found here.
We won't talk about the problems we've been having on our military M17s...Let's just say, who needs rear sights? Just let them fly off and call it a day.
This is huge man. Thanks for coming out here and letting people know there are some red blooded Americans in the Burgh Josh at Allegheny is Pittsburgh's resident Beretta 92 wizard!
@@1911syndicateyou got to come up to Monroeville on the 17th or 18th for the show. It’s $12 to get in because they raised the prices also the tables were $40 but are $70 now
My man Josh Rowe….bro I used to go to his small (old) shop for all my Beretta work. Awesome gunsmith and all around awesome dude. Congrats on your success bud.
The guy in the black polo who took you to the lounge sold me an X300. Turns out he lived about 20 minutes north of where I live in AL when he was younger. Neat store, liked the staff.
You need 1776_duck on the channel more. I love these gun shop gun find videos but having someone who appreciates the older firearms is a wonderful change of pace.
Actually, a Walther PP. Yinz guys went to Pittsburgh 'n' At and didn't talk about one of the rarest 1911A1s? Union Switch & Signal! Made in Swissvale PA, just five minutes from downtown. Only made 55,000 1911A1s plus some M1 carbine receivers. If you find a "National Postal Meter" carbine with a "U" on the receiver tang, or a "Quality Hardware" one marked "UnQuality Hardware", those were both made at the Swissvale factory. Another company that used to be in Pittsburgh was Acme Police Supply. They made lots of web gear during the war like Thompson mag pouches.
@@pappaal Listen, I didn't realize it was a problem, and no one said it was a problem then. Y'all act like you have some sort of monetary investment in this production.
Allegheny Arms is just in the same neighborhood... and there are plenty of other shops around there as well. The idiot didn't even buy it from one of them...he took an old rifle from his dad.
Mustache guy really knows his stuff, I enjoyed his knowledge and enthusiasm. I'm a born and raised Pitt's Burger, however ironically I've never been to the first two gun shops. I'm from north of the Burgh, my local haunts are Midwest Shooting Center in Mccandless, and Living R Dreams LLC, both are great places, but smaller than the places featured here. I used to go to Keystone Shooting Center before Midwest Shooting Center opened up, which is much closer to me.
The shops they went in are somehow sterile and Ive been to most every shop in the area using out to Erie, Ohio and Union pa, I like some of the smaller ones which will get the occasion high end toy, Legion arms, Guns priced right both in the Dravosburg area and then Verona gun safe and Powels in the Penn hills are, Island fire arms on Nevel island occasionally as well, I have most that they played with, But Ive like a SPAS 12,
Allegheny Arms knowledge and professionalism in the gun business, as well as how they value their customer base puts them at the top off the list. They support All Law Enforcement, Military, first responders and always helpful to the beginner or someone making their first gun purchase, these are good people morally and ethically who go above and beyond. I am a long-time customer and couldn't thank them enough for all the assistance over the years. Klinger.
@@totenfurwotan4478 90% of most gun stores employees are Fudds of one sort or another. Got to find a gun that fits the person. That said, my Mom crushed it with a .357 mag for years before I got her a Glock 19. And then you should have seen her at an offsite Gunsite Acadamy 150 three course. She kicked everybody butt and she was 60!
Although in Texas now (& for decades...), I was born and raised outside of the 'Burgh. My 1st gun ever purchased was there and it was a Sig P220. Not too bad of a start, imo. 👍👍
Hail, Steel City! Keystone was my old stomping ground back in the day. They always had a few beautiful Cabots on hand because Cabot is just north of the city, in Butler. Good stuff! 🍻
Pittsburgh is gun heaven. You could do a part 2 with legion arms, guns priced right, and shaw. Then a part 3 at with range usa sportsmans warehouse, and dunhams. Then a part 4 with elite, federal, big buck and neville island.
1:45 in. Biggest steel producer during a few wars. "Ah, sounds boring". These guys not only helped provide the material for weapons that took cranes and hydraulics to load but also they built the ships. The process of steel production is no joke, especially back then. Much respect to you PA.
I got a couple threaded barrels from Allegheny arms and used them in a video on my channel. They then sent me a thank you letter with a patch. Good people.
Nice to see my local area getting some recognition. Fun fact, the neighboring county where I'm from, Armstrong county, has one of the highest rates of gun ownership per capita in the country.
Wait a second are you related to britneebarret she goes there I’m 17 grade 11th there rn that’s so weird I just woke up clicked on TH-cam n saw ur comment
The Welrod was a suppressed Single Shot Pistol, Bruger & Thomet make a modern version. The AWC is a modern take on DeLisle Carbine, the original being made in WWII on the Lee Enfield SMLE Receiver.
Allegheny Arms in Bethal Park is one of the best gun shops in the city. The owner is cool as hell and is always happy to answer any questions. Love that place
Rewatching this for the 5th time and I always find it funny Eli gives Jake the “ no balls” line when clearly everyone can see his in those short shorts
Fun fact the Union Switch and Signal factory which was located right outside of Pittsburgh made 1911s for the military during WW2 and Korea. My grandfathers service pistol was engraved with Switch and Signal Swissvale Pa.
Funny, i was JUST about to head out to Allegheny Armory and this video came up. The same stuff has been there a few months, and i keep eyeballing that mk23 but i just cant justify it. Thanks for featuring the burgh. Hope yinz liked it.
CORRECTIONS, and additions: -The shotguns that you can slam fire don't have a disconnector, that's why they slam-fire. If they had a dusconnector they would work like modern pumps. -That S&W 29 Is 8 3/8" CONGRATS!!! You're right the Dirty Harry gun was 6.5"😊👍👍👍 -Remington Rand was a typewriter manufacturer. You msy have said that in the part that was cut. -I've worked on a few SPAS-12s....get a Benelli M3 Super 90 -Beretta 92S is the dumbest version of the 92....and I LOVE all of the others -More correctly that MP5K is set up as a PDW, the ORIGINAL PDW -IF you REALLY want such a thing, Get a Mini or Micro UZI in semi-auto. The subguns' cyclic rate is WAY too fast. The full-size is great. -I've had two of the High Standard Model Gs. He's RIGHT, they are useless as sold, so didn't sell well. -Springfield Armory (US Gov't) are not THAT rare, they made A LOT of them. It's just that ANY real WW1 1911 IS hard to find now. -THAT IS AN OFFICER'S MODEL since it's a revolver. The Officer's ACP is the compact 1911. GOOD JOB AS WELL!!!👍👍👍 -GOOD JOB on knowing the original Gold Cups had wider triggers!!!👍👍👍 -That Springfield Champion is COOL configuration. It has an OFFICER'S ACP size frame with a 4" barrel/slide. Similar to a Colt CCO, except they are 4 1/4" the same as the Commander. They made the Mil-Spec in all sizes. -Colt Commanders DID first come out in ONLY aluminum frames, and 9mm. 👍👍👍 For potential replacement of the 1911A1 in the US Military. -The Mac-11 SLAPS the crap out of your trigger finger. It's a byproduct of it being designed as a sub-gun then being converted to semi-auto, with a DISCONNECTOR. -What about the bolt style on the vintage M1 Carbine? Round or flat? -The Liberator was made by GM.
“the voluntary society is the source of order that comes from freedom itself. There is no contradiction or even tension between liberty and security. If free enterprise works well in one sector, it can work well in other sectors too.” - Gustave de Molinari
My favorite gun shop in the burgh was Anthony Arms in West Mifflin. Atf shut them down for not crossing a "T", but scored some really cool rifles there including a Vepr Pioneer that takes AK mags, and a Polish Grenade launching AK built on a ATM machined receiver.
You guys picked three good ones in the PGH-area! Allegheny Arms are great guys and always do top-notch work for me. Josh is a wizard and a fun guy to talk to. Keystone are also super cool and one of the only MG-rental ranges in the region.
Thanks for stopping by the shop! We enjoyed having you guys out.
You took my money.
@@1911syndicatecould have taken a lot more. Let us know when you want that HK shipped out. It’s calling your name
Damn!!!! I didn’t see you post they were going to be here!!!
(waves because I realize this will probably be the first interaction since I did a job interview a while ago)
I'm just surprised they were like "hell yeah Winchester Model 12" when there was an Ithica Model 37 right below it.
I live about an hour south of here. I have only been there once. But it is a great shop.
Man the noise that man produces just chewing gum is insane . It reminds me of when the kids lost their privilege to chew gum in any vehicle with me in it ever again.
So nervig
Bout to turn it off because of this.
Looks and sounds like a young Cliff Claven.
SO cringe chewing smacking and a voice that makes me want my 5 minutes back really want to know what was purchased.
Almost turned off the video because of it
They don't call us "The Iron City" for nothing lol welcome to the neighborhood 😎🤣🤷♂️
we are always packin 👍
Them Pittsburgh boys ain’t messing around.
At 18:35 Eli tells the story about the AC556 in a defensive gun use. The employee of HK(he eventually founded Al Mar Knives)was chased by a pickup with roadraging bikers in it. He was trying to get away from them but they chased him across multiple towns and they wouldn't leave him alone. He decided to run to his job that had a security gate around it. He hoped once he was through the gates they would leave him alone. The bikers came through the gate after him. He got out of the truck armed with his full auto AC556, told the biker "leave me alone I have a machinegun!". The biker replied "I'm not afraid of you or your machinegun!". Those were the biker's last words. The guy defended himself and killed the biker. The prosecutor tried to convict the defender saying he used a "machinegun" and it was overkill. The FBI had an undercover agent or informer(I can't remember which) that testified the biker was definitely not intimidated and was going to kill him if he didn't defend himself and his girlfriend that day.
That’s an amazing story
@@1911syndicate I enjoy Eli's content. I'd enjoy his rants that you fast forwarded through. Maybe he could use the footage on his channel(hopefully).
@@mrtlsimonThanks for the story! I actually did wonder what happened, I figured it was just a home invasion type thing, but the real story is much more wild. What is the guys channel? I'd love to check out his stuff too.
Massad Ayoob wrote about this very story in American Handgunner YEARS ago. Hadn’t heard about that one in forever.
"You can acknowledge history without it being an endorsement" You Sir are wise beyond your years.
What happened…happened.
@@1911syndicate A local, (Pittsburgh), paper did a hit piece at the PGCA gun show years ago because a guy had a German helmet on his table. I know him and the story. His dad had killed the German sniper wearing it after he had shot his best friend. There's a .30 hole in the front out the back. History, learn it or repeat it!
Tonight on 1911 Syndicate : Jake struggles with a SPAS 12 like he struggles with females, Allegheny Arms must have bought out Rock Island Auction house, and we all regret not buying buying Vector Uzi's in 2004....
Stupid expensive Uzi’s
@1911syndicate they where only 3K for the full size and 4k for the mini in 2004. We should have bought all of them
@@BrianKern2121I have nib Uzi model B for sale there are consecutive for sale as well
Ps they are all IMI
SPAS 12 is missing a part
I happened to be working at a gun store about 10 years ago when a "young hippie" woman walked in. I mean she was dressed like she stepped right out of Woodstock, long straight hair, sandals, long floral print wrap dress, and a bag made from old blue jeans.
She wanted to look at knives so naturally I had to suggest getting a gun. She said Eleanor was all she needed and kept her with her all the time since her grandfather gave it to her. So I asked what it was and she pulled out a Colt 1911!!
Seems her everyday carry is a US marked Colt 1911 that the serial number dated to 1912!!
She didn't buy anything and we never saw her again, I'm pretty sure she was a glitch in the matrix.
Legendary interaction
A lot of the hippiest peeps were closet gun nuts.
@@Dan_SoundgarI worked with a restaurant manager in Morgantown WV that was at Woodstock and her and her husband owned about 150-200 acres of land, they were definitely hippies and their gun collection was off the charts.
As a Pittsburgh native, fellow 2A enthusiast, and long time viewer this is NOT an accurate representation of Pittsburgh’s gun culture. Please come back and check out the mom and pop shops here. They don’t have vip rooms but I assure you there’s a lot more awesome guns and a lot more fun to be found here.
@sirchris1298 this liilttle mommas boy doesn't need to come back. Hes a stuck up little rhino
Federal Firearms looks like a hole in a hillside, but may have more guns of historic value than all 3 combined.
@@jacksin3323federal is great and Justin is awesome
I would like to come visit the local mom and pop shops.. I'm from New Castle PA...
As a 2a burgher myself I agree full heartedly my dad has an FFL but no storefront but he's got some cool stuff
America was pretty much built on the back of Pittsburgh made steel
"See, Sig is a marketing company that sells guns..."
Truer words have never been stated on this channel.
Right? 😂😂😂
Lucas Botkin came up with that saying lol
@@jfraz_7720 never heard of her
We won't talk about the problems we've been having on our military M17s...Let's just say, who needs rear sights? Just let them fly off and call it a day.
Great Episode!!! Nice to see some of my fellow Pennsylvania Gunsmith School alumni in this. Shout out to Josh and the boys at Allegheny Arms!!!
This is huge man. Thanks for coming out here and letting people know there are some red blooded Americans in the Burgh
Josh at Allegheny is Pittsburgh's resident Beretta 92 wizard!
Yea, I gave him the serial number for the one I had at my N.G. armory and he knew when it was made!
We love our 2a in Pittsburgh!
@@rustyc Yes we do 'n' At!
I was just saying demnboys ain't playing over in p.a.
He really is. Their custom work is awesome.
I could listen to the dude with the aviator talk about guns for hours. Love this video.
That suppressed 45 bolt gun that took 1911 mags was cool as hell.
We do love our guns here in Pittsburgh, hope you guys enjoyed your visit.
Indeed
@@1911syndicateyou got to come up to Monroeville on the 17th or 18th for the show. It’s $12 to get in because they raised the prices also the tables were $40 but are $70 now
Bad time for a Pennsylvania gun video lol
Nobody is going to mention the all gold Chicago Typewriter hanging there?
My man Josh Rowe….bro I used to go to his small (old) shop for all my Beretta work. Awesome gunsmith and all around awesome dude. Congrats on your success bud.
The guy in the black polo who took you to the lounge sold me an X300. Turns out he lived about 20 minutes north of where I live in AL when he was younger. Neat store, liked the staff.
That’s rad
You need 1776_duck on the channel more. I love these gun shop gun find videos but having someone who appreciates the older firearms is a wonderful change of pace.
He’ll be in a few upcoming things
real deal. Bro knows his shit!
That Allegheny owner is a cool ass dude I need everything in that cage haha
Please have all future guests chew a wad of gum. It sounds great through the microphone and looks awesome too.
🤣
The cartoon character definitely knows his stuff.
😂😂😂
homie is the "accshuuaallyy" meme but for guns... and I'm ALLLLLLLLLLL for it!
The return of the DUCK
He back
Actually, a Walther PP. Yinz guys went to Pittsburgh 'n' At and didn't talk about one of the rarest 1911A1s? Union Switch & Signal! Made in Swissvale PA, just five minutes from downtown. Only made 55,000 1911A1s plus some M1 carbine receivers. If you find a "National Postal Meter" carbine with a "U" on the receiver tang, or a "Quality Hardware" one marked "UnQuality Hardware", those were both made at the Swissvale factory. Another company that used to be in Pittsburgh was Acme Police Supply. They made lots of web gear during the war like Thompson mag pouches.
👍 I grew up in Swissvale..
@@C-C-777 Sweet! I'm up between Beaver Falls and New Castle. I was at Keystone the day before they filmed there.
When I saw the title I thought “man these are reaching into the bottom of the barrel for content”, it turns out to be the best video in this series.
Guys, I’m sorry I was chewing gum so loud. I didn’t even realize it. With that said, most of yall carry plastic guns, so you deserve to be annoyed.
Roasted
Please don't chew gum on camera. This was a tough listen 😀
@@pappaal Listen, I didn't realize it was a problem, and no one said it was a problem then. Y'all act like you have some sort of monetary investment in this production.
@@1776_duck Nobody is mad, bro, and nobody is acting like anything. It's not like you intentionally did it. You even admitted it 😂
Didn't even notice tbh.
1776_duck is a walking talking history national treasure.
Jake, just buy the guns, just means two months with out Fjallraven Kebs pants.
😂😂😂
This isn’t aging exactly as planned ……
lol I was thinking that
Allegheny Arms is just in the same neighborhood... and there are plenty of other shops around there as well. The idiot didn't even buy it from one of them...he took an old rifle from his dad.
@@gyromurphy not the point
@@Divided-we-fallwhat’s the point?
@@gyromurphy then went to a club range that i frequent and didnt ask questions
Met Josh from Allegheny Arms when I was going to PGS in Pittsburgh. One of the best gun towns in the country. Such a professional and a great dude.
I buy all my guns from Alleghany Arms. Great shop, great guys.
You should look elsewhere, their prices are about 20 percent higher than shops South of them
Mustache guy really knows his stuff, I enjoyed his knowledge and enthusiasm. I'm a born and raised Pitt's Burger, however ironically I've never been to the first two gun shops. I'm from north of the Burgh, my local haunts are Midwest Shooting Center in Mccandless, and Living R Dreams LLC, both are great places, but smaller than the places featured here. I used to go to Keystone Shooting Center before Midwest Shooting Center opened up, which is much closer to me.
The shops they went in are somehow sterile and Ive been to most every shop in the area using out to Erie, Ohio and Union pa, I like some of the smaller ones which will get the occasion high end toy, Legion arms, Guns priced right both in the Dravosburg area and then Verona gun safe and Powels in the Penn hills are, Island fire arms on Nevel island occasionally as well,
I have most that they played with, But Ive like a SPAS 12,
Welcome to Pennsylvania. I grew up in Pittsburgh, left there when I was 12. Looks like I need to revisit the area and do a gun shop tour.
You do indeed
"is this a horrible plan" earned my sub lol
I live in Pittsburgh and took my hunting rifle to Allegheny Gun Works to get the barrel threaded!
Nice!
They pulled a KAC MD off for me after it was stuck on so well it was literally marring wrenches as I was trying to wrench it off
Allegheny Arms knowledge and professionalism in the gun business, as well as how they value their customer base puts them at the top off the list. They support All Law Enforcement, Military, first responders and always helpful to the beginner or someone making their first gun purchase, these are good people morally and ethically who go above and beyond. I am a long-time customer and couldn't thank them enough for all the assistance over the years. Klinger.
Feeling incredibly validated seeing my MC Operator called out
Ace sporting goods, 30 minute drive south of Pittsburgh in Washington PA, has a big selection.
Yes!!!!
Great guys! They do the guns for the FOAC Gun Bash twice a year.
Buncha. Fudds there. I unironically heard an old dude there tell a woman she needs a 357 revolver for her first CC pistol
@@totenfurwotan4478 nobody can debate the store is dominated by Fudds, however, it also cannot be debated their selection is insane
@@totenfurwotan4478 90% of most gun stores employees are Fudds of one sort or another. Got to find a gun that fits the person. That said, my Mom crushed it with a .357 mag for years before I got her a Glock 19. And then you should have seen her at an offsite Gunsite Acadamy 150 three course. She kicked everybody butt and she was 60!
15:13 dude is wearing one of those glasses with the nose disguises and you can’t convince me otherwise 🥸
Man I’m trying not to look like beaker off the muppets 😂 I’m trying my hardest
@@derpinator6524lol I know you had to of been dreading someone talking shit in the comments and here I am. My bad dude. 😂
Baahahah 100%
@@derpinator6524 you built a seriously cool rifle man!
Thanks for coming to Pittsburgh. This was a nice video.
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0:13 Steel… it’s in our sports name😂
When I read "Pittsburgh," I immediately wasn't interested, but I clicked anyway. Maaaannn, I'm glad I clicked. What a treat!
That guy from Super Troopers sure knows alot about old guns.
Right??
Why is Jake so funny? Like that Pittsburgh roast was effortless.
I was just kidding around, I know Pittsburgh is the city of brotherly love
Although in Texas now (& for decades...), I was born and raised outside of the 'Burgh. My 1st gun ever purchased was there and it was a Sig P220. Not too bad of a start, imo. 👍👍
That’s a solid first firearm
That is how we do it in the ‘Burgh. Guns….Lots of Guns.
Sir can you show me that thug gun 28:10? The ghetto blaster 🤣🤣🤣 Those 2 friends really helping him to decide on buying that thug gun lol
lol
Hail, Steel City! Keystone was my old stomping ground back in the day. They always had a few beautiful Cabots on hand because Cabot is just north of the city, in Butler. Good stuff! 🍻
Pittsburgh is gun heaven. You could do a part 2 with legion arms, guns priced right, and shaw. Then a part 3 at with range usa sportsmans warehouse, and dunhams. Then a part 4 with elite, federal, big buck and neville island.
That dude kills me with his gum chewing!
Me to I was sick of it 30 seconds in!!!
I'm struggling man.
same
I had to take my ear buds out. Fkn annoying
1:45 in. Biggest steel producer during a few wars. "Ah, sounds boring". These guys not only helped provide the material for weapons that took cranes and hydraulics to load but also they built the ships. The process of steel production is no joke, especially back then. Much respect to you PA.
I got a couple threaded barrels from Allegheny arms and used them in a video on my channel. They then sent me a thank you letter with a patch. Good people.
My son and I went to Keystone Shooting Center in Cranberry PA recently. We were suitably impressed. Really nice store.
Josh Rowe has all the cool toys. Super nice guy too
“Dirty awesome guns.” Full send. Happy Friday, Gents (and Duck!). 🇺🇸🤙
I love this series guys! Keep'em coming and I'll keep watching them.
We shall!
But you have to bring Eli along!
In Eli’s circle of friends, he is known as “Professor”. Bring Eli back, but with pants.
Allegheny Arms is on of my favorite shops around.
Absolutely amazing episode. Hits my top 10 of all time.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Duck is the best thing to happen to this channel in a long time. Would love to see some banter between him and Chris
Chris’ head might implode being around old guns
😂😂😂 Eli and I would have a great time.
This whole video and damn near every sentence that was spoken is a fudd meme. This loud chewing mustache man is a walking meme at this point.
Nice to see my local area getting some recognition. Fun fact, the neighboring county where I'm from, Armstrong county, has one of the highest rates of gun ownership per capita in the country.
What up im from wash pa
I’m also from Armstrong county u go to ashs
Wait a second are you related to britneebarret she goes there I’m 17 grade 11th there rn that’s so weird I just woke up clicked on TH-cam n saw ur comment
The Welrod was a suppressed Single Shot Pistol, Bruger & Thomet make a modern version. The AWC is a modern take on DeLisle Carbine, the original being made in WWII on the Lee Enfield SMLE Receiver.
Josh and his shop are incredible. Don't go anywhere else.
The pure Audacity of the intro!!! I’m offended and tuned in 😂😂😂
Damn ! Best Video By Far Guys ! Awesome!
🤙🏻🇺🇸
May as well hit up Cabot while you're out here.
To be sure
just moved from pittsburgh to tampa but keystone shooting center was my go to range for quite a few years! great guys and selection over there
Allegheny Arms in Bethal Park is one of the best gun shops in the city. The owner is cool as hell and is always happy to answer any questions. Love that place
Salesmen with the yellow glasses was such a character
1:20 you're in my city. There was an actual Allegheny Arsenal that exploded during the Civil War on the Monogahela river
“Gangster Markings” 😂
Fun fact this was all shot on green screen bc Pittsburgh doesn't really exist
lol
So I don't exist. Yes finally
Rewatching this for the 5th time and I always find it funny Eli gives Jake the “ no balls” line when clearly everyone can see his in those short shorts
They’re on public display
Fun fact the Union Switch and Signal factory which was located right outside of Pittsburgh made 1911s for the military during WW2 and Korea. My grandfathers service pistol was engraved with Switch and Signal Swissvale Pa.
Funny, i was JUST about to head out to Allegheny Armory and this video came up. The same stuff has been there a few months, and i keep eyeballing that mk23 but i just cant justify it.
Thanks for featuring the burgh.
Hope yinz liked it.
As someone who spends time in Pittsburgh for work, I thought it was always known for putting french fries on everything. And I do mean everything.
Sounds delicious. And healthy
@@1911syndicate Check out Primanti Bros the next time you are there. 🥪
Yup! It’s how you make a salad edible! 🤣😂🙈
You work there but don’t know it’s the steel city well damn.
*drools in Primanti*
you'd absolutely hate gun shopping w me
CORRECTIONS, and additions:
-The shotguns that you can slam fire don't have a disconnector, that's why they slam-fire. If they had a dusconnector they would work like modern pumps.
-That S&W 29 Is 8 3/8" CONGRATS!!! You're right the Dirty Harry gun was 6.5"😊👍👍👍
-Remington Rand was a typewriter manufacturer. You msy have said that in the part that was cut.
-I've worked on a few SPAS-12s....get a Benelli M3 Super 90
-Beretta 92S is the dumbest version of the 92....and I LOVE all of the others
-More correctly that MP5K is set up as a PDW, the ORIGINAL PDW
-IF you REALLY want such a thing, Get a Mini or Micro UZI in semi-auto. The subguns' cyclic rate is WAY too fast. The full-size is great.
-I've had two of the High Standard Model Gs. He's RIGHT, they are useless as sold, so didn't sell well.
-Springfield Armory (US Gov't) are not THAT rare, they made A LOT of them. It's just that ANY real WW1 1911 IS hard to find now.
-THAT IS AN OFFICER'S MODEL since it's a revolver. The Officer's ACP is the compact 1911. GOOD JOB AS WELL!!!👍👍👍
-GOOD JOB on knowing the original Gold Cups had wider triggers!!!👍👍👍
-That Springfield Champion is COOL configuration. It has an OFFICER'S ACP size frame with a 4" barrel/slide. Similar to a Colt CCO, except they are 4 1/4" the same as the Commander. They made the Mil-Spec in all sizes.
-Colt Commanders DID first come out in ONLY aluminum frames, and 9mm. 👍👍👍 For potential replacement of the 1911A1 in the US Military.
-The Mac-11 SLAPS the crap out of your trigger finger. It's a byproduct of it being designed as a sub-gun then being converted to semi-auto, with a DISCONNECTOR.
-What about the bolt style on the vintage M1 Carbine? Round or flat?
-The Liberator was made by GM.
That guy is the guy all the gun shop owners make videos about.
Great video guys and a wealth of knowledge
I’m from Pittsburgh and a long time supporter! This is fucking dope.
Hell yea man!
Thank you dude that’s awesome
Thats awesome!! You went to all of the shops i go to here. National Armorry has taken quite a bit of my money so i can definitely relate lol
National Armory !! Good Dudes!
This was awesome! Thank you!
Holy cow, first-time watching channel, who is the walking encyclopedia of gun knowledge. My brain is in overload.
“the voluntary society is the source of order that comes from freedom itself. There is no contradiction or even tension between liberty and security. If free enterprise works well in one sector, it can work well in other sectors too.”
- Gustave de Molinari
My favorite gun shop in the burgh was Anthony Arms in West Mifflin. Atf shut them down for not crossing a "T", but scored some really cool rifles there including a Vepr Pioneer that takes AK mags, and a Polish Grenade launching AK built on a ATM machined receiver.
Love the level of Freedom in this video
Awesome to see my hometown gun shops getting recognized I’ve been to all of these spots ! Ive bought more guns from all of them then Id like to admit…
Galils, mp5ks damn I'm in the city and never knew they had these 😂 thats 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Good job guys! Great video and a little informative as well 💯🤌
Congrats on the grail gun, my man!
Congrats on the MAC purchase, I know you have been wanting one from this series! Always awesome to buy a grail!
It sure is
You guys picked three good ones in the PGH-area! Allegheny Arms are great guys and always do top-notch work for me. Josh is a wizard and a fun guy to talk to. Keystone are also super cool and one of the only MG-rental ranges in the region.
Yes sir!!!!
The whisky rebellion was in western pa…it’s literally the original Wild West
Watching Eli makes me miss selling guns 😂
very cool to see you guys in my neck of the woods! national armory is right down the road from me lol