Man, People pronouncing H&K in weird ass ways, as well as feeling forced to butcher the written out pronunciation of Gun Names will never change, and I will never stop cringing at it.
Once again, an awesome and well produced video. The use of H3VR even with Mods is just the cherry on top to better see and understand the guns that are shown, an image can only show so much of a gun, whereas VR can show multiple dimensions how they are function. Keep up the amazing work.
Fun fact about the calico, upon developing The SMG versions, they found out the gun had a cyclic rate of over 3000 rounds per minute i believe it was approaching 3800 which is basically unusable, as by the time you got your finger off the trigger to do a burst, you were most of the way through a 100 round magazine. And they were slowed down to a fire rate under 1000 RPM.
"2-shot derringer" "mass shooting" Does not compute. Neither does "kids might mistake it for a phone". You're not supposed to have it lying around in the reach of kids. But it's telling that they will eagerly claim that every single last person who wants one of those wants it for "nefarious purposes"...
You'd also have a hard time committing what is legally defined as a mass shooting with just 2 shots, since you have to shoot at least 4 people. Its certainly possible if your shots overpenetrate and you hit 2 people with each bullet, or if you are able to reload uninterrupted.
actually in h&k the ch sound sounds a bit like a swiss guy speaking german, cus for some reason 50% of their german is just the ch that it makes in h&k
VSS is in no way an AK-like beyond ergonomics, firing with a short stroke piston and a bolt more similar to that of AR-15. Also, fun fact: the gun is actually available on a civilian market, just not in US.
The connection people make between guns like the AKM, SVD, and VSS are largely due to the similarities in their manual of arms, that being: You can generally use the exact same training for shooting an AK as you can with an SVD or VSS. When you break the guns apart, there are very few real similarities between them, especially with the Dragunov which is more mechanically related to the SKS than anything else.
@@no-legjohnny3691 SKS is closer to FN FAL. SVD is very unique on the inside (and it's obvious why if you try to field-strip it), only other Degtyarov automatic weapons like DP and DShK have the same system.
On the part about the H&H Paradox. You mentioned that the partial rifling allowed for more accuracy with both shot and slugs. Rifling dramatically increases the spread of shotshells, as the rotation of the shotcup makes the shot spread faster due to the centrifugal forces of a rotating shotcup. Try shooting shotshells through a rifled barrel or with a rifled choke, it's awful.
@CuteKiller313 There's a couple other experimental guns that use the same ammo, but from my knowledge it Is kind of complicated/expensive to make, does not have very good effective range, and since there's virtually no gas coming out of the casing, they wouldn't cycle super well in a semi auto.
@@DarthBrandybuck the PSS Vul (pronounced as wool) uses that ammo as well, and it is even more quiet and has a bigger capacity. also, the NRS (shooting scout knife), that can shoot from it's handle is a very interesting piece
Smith & Wesson and AAI partnered up to produce the Quiet Special Purpose Revolver for Vietnam War tunnel rats. The ammo also utilized an internal piston design, but preceded the OTs-38 by several decades.
About the MAG-7, since I'm one of the very few people in the US who has not only owned one but also fired it: It was purpose built for South African police for use in urban raids in cities like Johannesburg. Supposedly, the shell length was determined as the compromise of enough power to be consistently lethal but also not overpenetrate. You CAN absolutely rest your finger outside the trigger without crucnhing it, you just have to rest it on the receiver, so at about a 30° angle. The shells are proprietary, but handloading shotshells to proper length (about 2 3/16 inch uncrimped) is not a particularly expensive affair, just time consuming. Techno Arms supposedly still exists, but new MAG-7 haven't been produced since the 90s. NFA (not NRA) importation rules gave it the stupid stock and barrel, which really ruin the use case for it, and apparently most of the ones in the US were converted to SBSs, so M1 20 inch configurations are dummy rare. Originally I read about 1000 were imported, but the real number seems to be about 200 or so from 2 importers. Mine was a PWA. The other imports weirdly enough had a different pattern rear sight. Both were only imported in 1996. It's weird to hold for sure but not the monumentally terrible experience everyone seems to think it is. Also, the sheer utility of a magazine fed shotgun is really understated (try speed reloading 5 shells faster than a mag swap when you aren't Jerry Miculek) and, despite its bulk, the MAG-7 is way shorter than any other 12-inch barrel pump action due to its configuration putting the trigger group in front of the magazine well. The argument of its size has always seemed wildly unfair to me because its almost never put side by side against any other SBS with similar barrel length.
Loving the series so far! Great list, and great entries… still can’t wait to see where parlor pistols fall, they are pretty weird and really “of their time” so I’m guessing it’ll be pretty deep into the iceberg, lmao! Keep it up!
Using the elevator music from the Lego Star Wars games (I remember it from Lego Clone Wars in particular) really is the icing on the cake for the SDI sponsorship jokes😂
It's Heckler & Coach to straight people, Heckler & Kochk to the boykissers. But seriously, actual pronunciation is kochk. But I get why people in English say coach :3
its interresting to see , that a lot of native english speakers have a problem with the "och" part .it comes out the throat mostly . try it with the word "rochen" can be the same problem, one of the best ways to say it for me is KO-ch,taking the KO most verbal energy and saying the CH more like a sharper shhhh in the deeper troat (just a suggestion, does not have to be done like that)
This video was just just as good as the first. Some odd choices here - some of these I'd put on the tier above and some of that tier that I'd put here or even below, but it was still a well put together video that I enjoyed immensely (even if I did have to watch it in parts over 2 days because I kept hitting interrupted 😆) Keen for more.
I spent a probably unnecessary amount of time trying to make sure I got the pronunciation as correct as I could. I think "showgren" is also acceptable but the "sjö" is pronounced kind of like a "hwe"
I've fired 3 of the exact dog revolvers you showed. They originally came with a sheath that would be mounted on the handlebar of the bicycle. They sound lije they'd be horrendously inaccurate, but they could absolutely be used to hit a dog within 3ft of the user. Maybe not in a particular spot, but you would almost certainly hit the dog.
I have a suggestion for one of the future videos. The "submachine 8mm wolf" a polish homemade SMG using deactivated AK rounds with drilled primer pockets holding .27 cal ramset blanks. It has an incredibly weird operating mechanism that I still don't understand. The fact that it uses quasi rimfire 7.62x39 rounds isn't even the weirdest part of it. Several videos of it firing are available on TH-cam.
I got one for ya. Whether its unusual enough for a video is up to you. The Colt Commando .38 Revolver. A rare military version of the police positive issued to personnel who ought to have a gun but didn't warrant anything that would otherwise go to the frontlines. Finished in matte drab with a 4 inch barrel 6 round cylinder and simple sights they were liked for the wonderful Colt double action trigger. Ultimately around 50,000 were made, which may sound like a lot but considering most WWII small arms had production numbers in excess of 1million it's a pittance. They sold well enough as surplus and since then most were lost to time with well preserved examples fetching good prices.
So many of these experimental guns make great sci-fi props. Like I already love the C96 and the Bergmann which already are but the MAG-7 with the foregrip and without a stock looks straight from the hands of a Stormtrooper and Howell Automatic with all its bits and doodads already looks like it shoots lasers.
Im sure others have already said it but its ackchyuwally pronounced something like "Heckler & Kogh". The "ch" in german makes a hissing sound that doesnt exist in english. You can hear it in other german words like "ich bin ein Berliner" (I am a berliner)
Must say how much I appreciate how you did not do the generic iceberg style of '[Name of entry]. *Generic wikipedia 1st paragraph*' then hard cutting to the next one, you include actual segways, thank god
I have an HS-10B. Worth noting, the A models had the flashlight mounted integrally whilst the B models had a removable flashlight as well as a left- sided charging handle. In my experience, it's a than ideal shotgun and reliability from my model has been rather bad
The KS 23 was quite the bit of clever recycling. They used poor quality 23mm aircraft gun barrels that could still be used with lower pressure ammo. Those russians were clever, as the AS VAL and VSS shot the 9x39mm. The 9x39 was a "necked up" 7.63x39 (from the AKM/AK47) they just stuck a massive bullet in it. This was done to simultaneously increase the penetration on body armor of the time, and make the bullet subsonic.
1:03:50 another example would be the stoeger 2000 I’ve used one on multiple hunting trips and it’s very reliable system. What is interesting I’ve found is that if you remove the rubber buttpad, and put the stock against a tree or something, the gun won’t cycle
There was an idea floated around to fire a revolver rifle by bracing it under the grip against the other arm wrapped around the torso Like a tighter version if the firing stance of snipers in xcom 2 It didnt really go anywhere because repeaters invalidated the idea of a revolving rifle pretty quickly
if you look closely at Johnny Silverhand's pistol, its a modified version of the Mars pistol, moving the grip from around the mag well to slot bigger cartridges, while still feeding backwards so that the chamber is directly over the magazine
Wow a channel that isn't a content farm in this subject and has good informations tap yourself on the shoulder from me. Respect that you don't go the easy content farm way and make real and good content.
LOL at the ideal conceal cellphone gun. I didn't know about it !! Of course I'm happy it didn't get banned and am in favour of it being sold and bought - BUT it really shouldn't be bought, aside from buying it as a toy or curiosity, its design is so dumb, there's literally ZERO situations where it would be better to have it than some other mini CC gun, like my favourite, the SIG 365. Like, even pocket carrying is something I'd advise against, but to each their own, but even pocket carrying a normal gun would be better. Laughable. And everything else aside, I do agree with the critics saying the guns existence (and if popular) could constitute plausible deniability to some bad guy with a gun to claim self defence or w/e (blue people or not) (and I'll repeat myself to be extra clear, I'd never defend the notion that this should factor in any way on a gun's legality or whatever)
I had a Janes guide to guns book when i was 10 and the VSS was in it but was all speculation information because nobody really knew about it yet lol. This was 2001
@@DarthBrandybuck Yeah, one of the first games to have all the parkour mechanics in it, which so many games after it copied wholesale. Awesome art design and setting too.
everything comes from the Thunderstore. I can't really list specifics since a lot of mods require other mods to work but the thunderstore will automatically add whatever you need to make a mod run properly.
Heckler and Coke is wrong, too. It's Koch. Like Loch (the Scottish word for lake). Or how Achmeds pronounce their name. It's one of those sounds standard English doesn't have.
The calico wouldn't be so awful if the magazine fed ammo from front to back so that it could be positioned further along the gun, allowing for a proper rear sight post and a further forward front sight post, allowing for a substantially better sight picture.
An odd version of a belt buckle gun can be seen in FROM DUSK TO DAWN. Sported by the character "S3X Machine" it has a central barrel and a cylinder on either side. A visual reference to the character's name. Portrayed by special effects make-up designer Tom Savini it's pure over-the-top comedy. Not unlike the entire film.
pls mention the PASAM machineguns in the next video (if it hanst been made already). weird little smgs from the brazil based off the c96. never really used by anyone but kinda neat
There's little mistake about 9x19 rounds used in PP-2000. It's 7n21 (Seven N Twenty-one) instead on Zn21, the same with other russian variants of 9mm parabellum.
Legend has it that H&K won't export the MP7 to the US until the buyers can pronounce the name.
Heckghlur and Khoghck
Man, People pronouncing H&K in weird ass ways, as well as feeling forced to butcher the written out pronunciation of Gun Names will never change, and I will never stop cringing at it.
I refuse to pronounce it that way it's stupid
The fact that your cellphone gun is a toy is somehow worse than if it was a real gun.
We just know Marty Robbins would have owned a Magnum Research BFR
TBH I wonder why he didn't just buy the real big iron himself
@@DarthBrandybuck because of SD., nah i think he had a passion for building and smithing,kinda passion wise, who knows.
@@DarthBrandybuck0:39 still wrong!
Heckler and (cockh)
So many hours of forgotten weapons and C&Rsenal videos condensed into one. I love it!
GAH DAMN, That's a fast sequel. Wendigoon has been real quiet since this gem dropped.
BABE WAKE UP, WEIRD GUN ICEBERG PART 2 DROPPED!!!
WWWWWWWEWWWWWAWSOOOOOOOOOOO
Once again, an awesome and well produced video. The use of H3VR even with Mods is just the cherry on top to better see and understand the guns that are shown, an image can only show so much of a gun, whereas VR can show multiple dimensions how they are function.
Keep up the amazing work.
Fun fact about the calico, upon developing The SMG versions, they found out the gun had a cyclic rate of over 3000 rounds per minute i believe it was approaching 3800 which is basically unusable, as by the time you got your finger off the trigger to do a burst, you were most of the way through a 100 round magazine. And they were slowed down to a fire rate under 1000 RPM.
Too much gun this time
Calicos are 90s as heck😊
The colt defender is perhaps the most cursed shotgun I have ever seen
I kinda need it tho…
I collect pistols in 6.35mm and 7.65mm from 1900 to the beginning of WW2. Some of them are odd. Your presentation takes the cake. Thanks.
@@OldManMontgomery thank you so much! you must have an awesome collection
"2-shot derringer" "mass shooting" Does not compute. Neither does "kids might mistake it for a phone". You're not supposed to have it lying around in the reach of kids.
But it's telling that they will eagerly claim that every single last person who wants one of those wants it for "nefarious purposes"...
They think that of all gun owners, as if someone wanting to defend themselves is so horrible
Politicians having no idea what the fuck they are talking about? Unheard of (lol)
It looks like it would be used for nefarious reasons i mean look at it looll it looks so ugly 😂😂😂😂
How could it be dangerous? It doesn't even have a shoulder thing that goes up.
You'd also have a hard time committing what is legally defined as a mass shooting with just 2 shots, since you have to shoot at least 4 people.
Its certainly possible if your shots overpenetrate and you hit 2 people with each bullet, or if you are able to reload uninterrupted.
actually in h&k the ch sound sounds a bit like a swiss guy speaking german, cus for some reason 50% of their german is just the ch that it makes in h&k
Kchäsefondü?
I finished watching part one, ate lunch, came back and part 2 was out! Excellent timing, mein freund.
Nice, I’ve been waiting for the second part for a while. I love these kinds of videos.
I love that you're audibly on the verge of breaking up for that last SDI joke :P
VSS is in no way an AK-like beyond ergonomics, firing with a short stroke piston and a bolt more similar to that of AR-15.
Also, fun fact: the gun is actually available on a civilian market, just not in US.
The VSS Vintorez And AS Val are both long stroke like the AK (Other than that and ergonomics yes they share no relation)
The connection people make between guns like the AKM, SVD, and VSS are largely due to the similarities in their manual of arms, that being: You can generally use the exact same training for shooting an AK as you can with an SVD or VSS.
When you break the guns apart, there are very few real similarities between them, especially with the Dragunov which is more mechanically related to the SKS than anything else.
@@no-legjohnny3691 SKS is closer to FN FAL. SVD is very unique on the inside (and it's obvious why if you try to field-strip it), only other Degtyarov automatic weapons like DP and DShK have the same system.
The long awaited sequel we’ve all been looking forward to! Good to see you back!
get that man the sdi sponsorship right now
here's hoping
Wasn't there a whole thing about SDI being kinda shite a bit ago?
@@Parthemonium well its basically that you cant really learn the skills with tools if you do an online degree, but if you have them already its fine
Hey great another wendigoon have a sub
He's better than Wendigoon
@@camgumby1 SACRILEGE 😱
Just kidding. I like them both. So far I’ve known wendigoon longer. But honestly they both make videos I enjoy.
Hell yeah bro I've been looking forward to this all month
This is so rad, dude. Earned a sub. Keep it up brother!
Was waiting for Level 2, greatly enjoyed the first one
Ah yes, my favorite segement of every iceberg video: WWI
Love these videos, cant wait for part 3
There's just so many wacky guns from about 1890 to 1930, it's ridiculous.
Excellent video brother. You got another subscriber. Let's get you sponsored!
On the part about the H&H Paradox.
You mentioned that the partial rifling allowed for more accuracy with both shot and slugs.
Rifling dramatically increases the spread of shotshells, as the rotation of the shotcup makes the shot spread faster due to the centrifugal forces of a rotating shotcup.
Try shooting shotshells through a rifled barrel or with a rifled choke, it's awful.
Probably late to comment but I wonder where the Medusa survival revolver will be placed if covered
this series is pretty awesome man.
the OTS-38 revolver's silent ammo is a wild design, must have had it's issues or it'd see use elsewhere
@CuteKiller313 There's a couple other experimental guns that use the same ammo, but from my knowledge it Is kind of complicated/expensive to make, does not have very good effective range, and since there's virtually no gas coming out of the casing, they wouldn't cycle super well in a semi auto.
@@DarthBrandybuck the PSS Vul (pronounced as wool) uses that ammo as well, and it is even more quiet and has a bigger capacity. also, the NRS (shooting scout knife), that can shoot from it's handle is a very interesting piece
Smith & Wesson and AAI partnered up to produce the Quiet Special Purpose Revolver for Vietnam War tunnel rats. The ammo also utilized an internal piston design, but preceded the OTs-38 by several decades.
About the MAG-7, since I'm one of the very few people in the US who has not only owned one but also fired it: It was purpose built for South African police for use in urban raids in cities like Johannesburg. Supposedly, the shell length was determined as the compromise of enough power to be consistently lethal but also not overpenetrate. You CAN absolutely rest your finger outside the trigger without crucnhing it, you just have to rest it on the receiver, so at about a 30° angle. The shells are proprietary, but handloading shotshells to proper length (about 2 3/16 inch uncrimped) is not a particularly expensive affair, just time consuming. Techno Arms supposedly still exists, but new MAG-7 haven't been produced since the 90s. NFA (not NRA) importation rules gave it the stupid stock and barrel, which really ruin the use case for it, and apparently most of the ones in the US were converted to SBSs, so M1 20 inch configurations are dummy rare. Originally I read about 1000 were imported, but the real number seems to be about 200 or so from 2 importers. Mine was a PWA. The other imports weirdly enough had a different pattern rear sight. Both were only imported in 1996. It's weird to hold for sure but not the monumentally terrible experience everyone seems to think it is.
Also, the sheer utility of a magazine fed shotgun is really understated (try speed reloading 5 shells faster than a mag swap when you aren't Jerry Miculek) and, despite its bulk, the MAG-7 is way shorter than any other 12-inch barrel pump action due to its configuration putting the trigger group in front of the magazine well. The argument of its size has always seemed wildly unfair to me because its almost never put side by side against any other SBS with similar barrel length.
Can't believe part two is out already 😄
Loving the series so far! Great list, and great entries… still can’t wait to see where parlor pistols fall, they are pretty weird and really “of their time” so I’m guessing it’ll be pretty deep into the iceberg, lmao! Keep it up!
Using the elevator music from the Lego Star Wars games (I remember it from Lego Clone Wars in particular) really is the icing on the cake for the SDI sponsorship jokes😂
Wow, last vid I left a comment about the big iron cover and now i'm hearing it a minute in
And then he talks about the real big iron at the end, good, it's all full circle
Finally! I've been waiting for the 2nd part. 😂
Another interesting video! It would be cool to see the Medusa revolver on here, it's a multi-caliber revolver.
Got to admit, your SDI insertions are very smooth.
I'm legit impressed by the amount of seamless segues from one gun to another
@@DarknessDShadow Thank you so much! Honestly, that's the hardest part.
Instantly subbed to this hidden Diamond of a channel
highly underrated video
Ah just what I needed today
34:15 yo not the callback to my comment on last video 😂
It's Heckler & Coach to straight people, Heckler & Kochk to the boykissers.
But seriously, actual pronunciation is kochk. But I get why people in English say coach :3
and to the transfems its heckler and goch
its interresting to see , that a lot of native english speakers have a problem with the "och" part .it comes out the throat mostly . try it with the word "rochen" can be the same problem, one of the best ways to say it for me is KO-ch,taking the KO most verbal energy and saying the CH more like a sharper shhhh in the deeper troat (just a suggestion, does not have to be done like that)
I say it like, coke
It's Heckler und Cock
Source: own some, have a pair of German friends too
The schulhof pistols and the passler pistol Reiger pistol and the Berger pistol and the kjellman and friberg were great examples for this ice berg
Good to see these interesting guns. Still don't know how you discovered some of these wack guns. Cant wait to see what the 3rd level has in store.
LOTS of wiki rabbit trails and hours of forgotten weapons videos
God, I can't wait for level 3. Some good favorites of mine are on it. Like the Krag.
This video was just just as good as the first. Some odd choices here - some of these I'd put on the tier above and some of that tier that I'd put here or even below, but it was still a well put together video that I enjoyed immensely (even if I did have to watch it in parts over 2 days because I kept hitting interrupted 😆)
Keen for more.
@@DSlyde thank you!
PART 2 LETS GOOOOO
Today I learned that it’s pronounced “Hwigren” and not “syorgen”
I spent a probably unnecessary amount of time trying to make sure I got the pronunciation as correct as I could. I think "showgren" is also acceptable but the "sjö" is pronounced kind of like a "hwe"
I've fired 3 of the exact dog revolvers you showed. They originally came with a sheath that would be mounted on the handlebar of the bicycle. They sound lije they'd be horrendously inaccurate, but they could absolutely be used to hit a dog within 3ft of the user. Maybe not in a particular spot, but you would almost certainly hit the dog.
I have a suggestion for one of the future videos. The "submachine 8mm wolf" a polish homemade SMG using deactivated AK rounds with drilled primer pockets holding .27 cal ramset blanks. It has an incredibly weird operating mechanism that I still don't understand. The fact that it uses quasi rimfire 7.62x39 rounds isn't even the weirdest part of it. Several videos of it firing are available on TH-cam.
I got one for ya. Whether its unusual enough for a video is up to you. The Colt Commando .38 Revolver. A rare military version of the police positive issued to personnel who ought to have a gun but didn't warrant anything that would otherwise go to the frontlines. Finished in matte drab with a 4 inch barrel 6 round cylinder and simple sights they were liked for the wonderful Colt double action trigger. Ultimately around 50,000 were made, which may sound like a lot but considering most WWII small arms had production numbers in excess of 1million it's a pittance. They sold well enough as surplus and since then most were lost to time with well preserved examples fetching good prices.
So many of these experimental guns make great sci-fi props. Like I already love the C96 and the Bergmann which already are but the MAG-7 with the foregrip and without a stock looks straight from the hands of a Stormtrooper and Howell Automatic with all its bits and doodads already looks like it shoots lasers.
i would love to see or make a story set in alternate early 1900's that uses as many wacko guns from the era as possible
Im sure others have already said it but its ackchyuwally pronounced something like "Heckler & Kogh". The "ch" in german makes a hissing sound that doesnt exist in english. You can hear it in other german words like "ich bin ein Berliner" (I am a berliner)
5:28 I actually got to see one of these at the fort chadbourne museum about two weeks ago, I took a nice picture of it aswell cuz it was pretty neat
Must say how much I appreciate how you did not do the generic iceberg style of '[Name of entry]. *Generic wikipedia 1st paragraph*' then hard cutting to the next one, you include actual segways, thank god
I like to structure things in a way I would want to watch myself🤷♂️
Loved the video, for the H3VR footage it would be great if you recorded from the right eye instead so we can see what the sights look like
Yes, I'm still experimenting with recording in vr. I watched Anton's tutorial on recording footage so part three will hopefully be better.
I appreciate just jumping in. Cool video!
I HAVE BEEN WAITING
I have an HS-10B. Worth noting, the A models had the flashlight mounted integrally whilst the B models had a removable flashlight as well as a left- sided charging handle. In my experience, it's a than ideal shotgun and reliability from my model has been rather bad
I have to say the gun. I am most looking forward to is the fad assault rifle. PS I’m right there with you on Star Wars.
The KS 23 was quite the bit of clever recycling. They used poor quality 23mm aircraft gun barrels that could still be used with lower pressure ammo. Those russians were clever, as the AS VAL and VSS shot the 9x39mm. The 9x39 was a "necked up" 7.63x39 (from the AKM/AK47) they just stuck a massive bullet in it. This was done to simultaneously increase the penetration on body armor of the time, and make the bullet subsonic.
This is like the 4th video I've seen this week that mentions the mars automatic. Rather odd tbh. Great video though.
I didn't expect to hear Robertas bloodtrail here. Also good and interesting video
@someuser4166 honestly I'm surprised black lagoon isn't more well known
Huzzah, part 2 has finally arrived :))
1:03:50 another example would be the stoeger 2000 I’ve used one on multiple hunting trips and it’s very reliable system.
What is interesting I’ve found is that if you remove the rubber buttpad, and put the stock against a tree or something, the gun won’t cycle
I guess that makes sense since the gun has nowhere to go
I fucking LOVE the Howell automatic. That and the Charlton are some of my favorite designs of all time lol
a local pawn shop has a couple space ball used calicos on hand, got to check em out
There was an idea floated around to fire a revolver rifle by bracing it under the grip against the other arm wrapped around the torso
Like a tighter version if the firing stance of snipers in xcom 2
It didnt really go anywhere because repeaters invalidated the idea of a revolving rifle pretty quickly
Remember me when you have 568K subs ❤
When you brought up the belt buckle gun the FIRST thing i thought of was that black lagoon movie 😭 didnt think youd actually bring it up too
literally the only example I could find of one being used
40:24 I can relate. I used to be more than a casual star wars fan.
if you look closely at Johnny Silverhand's pistol, its a modified version of the Mars pistol, moving the grip from around the mag well to slot bigger cartridges, while still feeding backwards so that the chamber is directly over the magazine
@@wilemelliott you know, now that you mention it, it does have some mechanical resemblance.
Love the Cody Firearms Museum!
AS val my beloved
you know what's weirder than as val? Internally supressed 12mm anti-material VSSK
finally part 2 is here
Wow a channel that isn't a content farm in this subject and has good informations tap yourself on the shoulder from me.
Respect that you don't go the easy content farm way and make real and good content.
@The_great_M0N0LITH thank you so much!
LOL at the ideal conceal cellphone gun. I didn't know about it !! Of course I'm happy it didn't get banned and am in favour of it being sold and bought - BUT it really shouldn't be bought, aside from buying it as a toy or curiosity, its design is so dumb, there's literally ZERO situations where it would be better to have it than some other mini CC gun, like my favourite, the SIG 365. Like, even pocket carrying is something I'd advise against, but to each their own, but even pocket carrying a normal gun would be better. Laughable.
And everything else aside, I do agree with the critics saying the guns existence (and if popular) could constitute plausible deniability to some bad guy with a gun to claim self defence or w/e (blue people or not) (and I'll repeat myself to be extra clear, I'd never defend the notion that this should factor in any way on a gun's legality or whatever)
fun fact about the calico came before the pp19 and is in basically every way possible, a better gun.
You know if the Gyrojet is on tier one, things are gonna get wild.
I had a Janes guide to guns book when i was 10 and the VSS was in it but was all speculation information because nobody really knew about it yet lol. This was 2001
that's wild
Can you cover the Huot Automatic in the next video? I know it's kind of similar to the Howell but it's pretty cool
i can confirm it is on the list!
YOOO IT’S HERE
1:35 the Ak snatch plays with this would be fucken godly
Brink mentioned wooo!
I miss that game
it was ahead of its time imo.
@@DarthBrandybuck Yeah, one of the first games to have all the parkour mechanics in it, which so many games after it copied wholesale.
Awesome art design and setting too.
Didn’t the Schjogren shotgun get released within a couple weeks of the Browning A5? You ask as if it was already established for a long time.
See you're a fellow H3VR junkie too!
Wondering if you could link some of the mods you use here and other videos?
Great video btw!!
everything comes from the Thunderstore. I can't really list specifics since a lot of mods require other mods to work but the thunderstore will automatically add whatever you need to make a mod run properly.
Heckler and Coke is wrong, too. It's Koch. Like Loch (the Scottish word for lake). Or how Achmeds pronounce their name. It's one of those sounds standard English doesn't have.
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The VP-9 is hilarious. Im surprised it isnt in Cruelty Squad.
The calico wouldn't be so awful if the magazine fed ammo from front to back so that it could be positioned further along the gun, allowing for a proper rear sight post and a further forward front sight post, allowing for a substantially better sight picture.
1:15:38 - HAAA! That one's golden m8.
Did the first iceberg have the Kalthoff Repeater? If not, a lot of the early black powder repeaters are very interesting!
@@egoarmyic I will be talking about a couple different early black powder repeaters In later videos.
@@DarthBrandybuck Amazing, I love these videos
An odd version of a belt buckle gun can be seen in FROM DUSK TO DAWN. Sported by the character "S3X Machine" it has a central barrel and a cylinder on either side. A visual reference to the character's name. Portrayed by special effects make-up designer Tom Savini it's pure over-the-top comedy. Not unlike the entire film.
pls mention the PASAM machineguns in the next video (if it hanst been made already). weird little smgs from the brazil based off the c96. never really used by anyone but kinda neat
@@hydroxide5507 it will be making an appearance
There's little mistake about 9x19 rounds used in PP-2000. It's 7n21 (Seven N Twenty-one) instead on Zn21, the same with other russian variants of 9mm parabellum.
apparently I can't read😅
17:15 you forgot to mention that they would actually rechamber those guns to 9mm with barels taken from lugers as is the case in that image
Fake news. The p7 pistol only uses the gas to delay/resist opening the slide, unlike the ak-47
Oh neat
the KS23 can also fire a grappling hook!