U.S. Small Arms of the Great War
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The look on Mae's face while shooting the 1903 air service, the change is priceless. This is great, this is getting monotonous, this is exasperating, crap this is beginning to hurt... Finally.
My thought exactly. She looked *exhausted* from working the bolt over and over again.
Fortunately, the next gun, the Pedersen device, appeared downright pleasant to shoot.
@@jaredthehawk3870 i think she liked the bar's happy switches best tho? hmm
@@jaredthehawk3870 The Pedersen Device looked unwieldy for trench conditions, but in effect it turned the rifle into a semi-automatic - I wonder why it didn't catch on.
Exactly the same line of thought I had... 😆 (before even checking the comment section...)
I'm endlessly amused by how these songs are literally "let's go beat up the Kaiser".
😂😂😂
Actually this musical genre is literally called "Kaiser-hanging Songs." There are about 200 songs that were recorded in 1917-1919 that are in this vein.
Lol😂
It will never get old seeing Mae smile every time she shoots a gun.
agreed
She deserves a cap in numbskull for being part of a crazy US trend
lol@@macmccreadie8541
Playlist:
God Help Kaiser Bill- arranged by E.S. Lorenz
Bing, Bang! Bing 'em on the Rhine.- composed by Jack Mahoney and Allan Flynn.
We're All Going Calling on the Kaiser - written by Jack Caddigan and James A. Brennan
Where Do We Go From Here - composed by Howard Johnson and Percy Wenrich
I Ain't Got Weary Yet- composed by Arthur Fields
Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning- written by Irving Berlin
The Worst Is Yet to Come- written by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young. Composed by Bert Grant. Performed by Billy Murray. (This song was recorded in December 1918, after the Armistice. Makes the title seem almost vengeful)
The British held an election with "Hang the Kaiser" as a key slogan. There was no doubt a similar sentiment in the USA. But eventually there were bigger problems to deal with.
@stevekaczynski3793 It was a similar sentiment. This musical genre is officially known as "Kaiser Hanging Songs."
Very nice.👍
In case anyone missed it, Ballistol gave me a hat for the last shoot.
Mae is my favorite Gun Bunny! No other looks so happy while shooting and most certainly, no other holds the breadth of knowledge she has at her finger tips. Not to mention, she's a little cutie!
5:05 When the '03 Air Service came up, I thought about how firing 10 rounds out of a No.4 standing can get tiring by the 7th or 8th round and just went, "That looks like it'll be quite a workout" and of course Mae's pause was ample confirmation. Happy birthday, America!!
Mae deserves a Master of Arms insignia or medal for being an expert on just about every cartridge based firearm on the planet. Mae she ever keep shooting!
Finally the 1911 makes a proper appearance
hopefully it means we're finally getting it!!!
We’ve all been waiting for that video for I don’t know how many years.
The what now?
@@TenaciousTrilobitethe sentient gun cam makes an appearance ❤️❤️
@@donovanchilton5817at this rate should only be another 3-4 years for the full video, I wonder if Othias and the gang tried to forward this video to the great war channel
1911 followed by end card and “don’t let it worry you, the worst is yet to come” playing….
Nice touch!
Happy Birthday to the 🇺🇸 USA… without your Revolution the British would not have had to send my family to Australia 🇦🇺 so thank you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
We would have made room for you over here.
Happy 4th of July everyone!!!🇺🇲
Should have stayed with the Empire
@@mattyallen3396😂Go eat a eel pie ya limey bastard
@@mattyallen3396so we could be property of old king sausage fingers?
Yeah ok mr.usa is the best country.🙄
@@dewaldsteyn1306More like worst
The BAR footage never gets old. Hang on to 'er indeed.
At the risk of redundancy, Mae's smile simply outstrips every other reason why I watch these videos.
Poor Mae, that air service 1903 is like a job and a half, a part time to load and the beating on your shoulder that lasts all week. Thank you for your service to TH-cam.
You forgot the part where you're supposed to be flying... 🛩️🙆🏽♂️
25 Rounds to load during a Dogfight would be a pain in the ass while a Gunner
Cool! What's that weird slide operated handgun at the end? I seem to have never heard of it before. Probably a inconsequential weapon without any real merits.
Kinda looks like that Belgian pistol from that Wild West game, Red Dead Redemption.
Crazy idea, just hear me out.... long form educational videos covering the history of alot of the firearms and specific make and model ideations along the way!
Agreed. It was shown last, as it is not a good gun.
Othais and Mae knew they had to relegate such an embarrassment away from our healthy minds.
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@@Brokkolesz a hundred and twelve years later warriors still carry it into battle.
Nice combination shooting video. Don't know much about that last gun, must be some obscure thing no-one cares about.
Happy Fourth of July! Love the music and the shooting, thank you C&R team.
Damn fine woman handling damn fine firearms. That groan of relief after firing the 1903 air service. Love this channel and the wealth of knowledge it has. Always wanting more Mae though.
Man i’m impressed y’all got your hands on something as obscure as an m1911! Think there’s enough material out there on it for a full episode?
We'll have to wait and see...
The what now?
@@DiggingForFacts M1911
@@terranova_ca Never heard of it, it must be one of those "we made 100 of them and then went out of business" sorta guns.
@@DiggingForFacts one of those novel “automatic” pistols, they’ll never catch on
In the years since you guys started this show and the hate you guys got for not showing off bubbas favorite pistol i enjoy the fact you air it on independence day 😂
Mae deserves a bonus for this video. 😂 Happy 4th & never forget.
Glad to see the return of the firing collection style videos! Also, I’m captivated by “The Worst is Yet to Come”, one of the last songs in the video. Interesting stuff
i got a chuckle out of the fact that that song was the lead in to the 1911.
I found it ironic, in that the song was totally correct, but probably not in the way that the songwriters had intended.
You done it now, they have seen ‘that gun’ now and will not let you have a millisecond’s peace until they see your full episode!
I have a movie of my dad in the early 60’s, who was a pilot in the Navy (‘43-‘68), shooting his, I think, 45 automatic M1911. Later in life it was sold. Wish I had it.
The look on Mae’s face with the BAR! Priceless!
You should make a playlist of all these old WW1 songs. Listening to sing along the Rhine while doing monotonous tasks makes the tasks more fun.
The look on her face says it all!!! Outstanding AF!! Happy Independence day too all Americans!! God save the Republic!!
Been missing Short Hair Mae and national music during the shoots- such a treat for the Fourth!
Agreed👍
What a great 4th of July! It's great to hear the tunes again. Keep up the great work.
Shooting these back to back really lets you appreciate what a fearsome weapon the Browning 1917 really was.
Wow, the look of the smoke escaping through the Pederson Device is beautiful
Great video. Nice to see the WWI rifles in one video. Great tribute for Independence Day, thanks.
Nice job juxtaposing the Air Service & Pedersen! That bout with the Air Service HAD to leave a mark.
And, cute way to show the 1917 Enfield held one more than the 1903. Kinda perplexes me that Remington wasn't allowed to build a 1917 derivative for WWII rather than 03A3's, given that Remington was already tooled up for their Model 30.
Because the US Army used the Springfield 1903.
The big difference from WWI is that there wasn't the same time pressure as they were setting up production of a secondary arm during peace time (the M1 was already in large scale production and equipped most of the Army).
I was expecting the infinite loading loop with the 1903 air service
Oh my, those are SO fantastic devices that has soul!
(presented in such a classy way), THANKS!
Fantastic catalog .... thanks for putting it together ....Happy Independence Day!
Ive never seen anyone with a consistent big smile on their face while shooting like that. What a delight!
this is by far my favorite yt gun vid , great guns shot by a super nice youn lady !! thank you so much , greetings from Belgium ;)
Just love that giddy smile after each demonstration, hust warms my Heart ♥ ♥
great video❤ Absolutely loved it that was highly enjoyable thank you so much for showing nostalgic historical weapons
Absolutely entertaining video! And so was the music soundtrack! This young lady deserves a ribbon for her excellent performance.
Thank you for this - One heck of an overview!
It also drives home that the intermediate cartridge was not yet a thing, and the ideas regarding portable automatic weapons were still being executed in existing cartridges. Pistol cartridges were one thing, full house high power rifle rounds were another!
It is also an excellent illustration of what the water cooled belt fed machine gun was on that battlefield.
And, yes, the 1911 - And half moon clips for .45 revolvers!
Wonderful all the way, thank you!
Hats off to ya for playing Billy Murray music , very appropriate and much appreciated!🥳🥳
Mae has the best job ever. I have only seen one pedersen device in person but never more than one mag and never ammo much less brass. I am kicking myself for not buying a 1897 trench shotgun 20 years ago when they weren't as popular and expensive. Happy birthday america and thank you to all who have served to keep America the best place to live in the world.
18 minutes of Mae! An independence day treat😊
Very nice! I am glad you let them all "sing" once again...besides listening & watching these weapons being fired, especially the .45 & the trench gun, I also enjoyed the cheshire cat grin😅 of your shooter....I'd be that way all day if I had a chance to put these firearms through their paces!
The period music was good, perhaps a touch lower in terms of sound...good video, 1st one of yours I have seen...subbed...thanks!😊
Videos are awesome and keep up the great work! I'm glad you don't make the mistake like others do and do the slow motion videos.
Quite beautiful and the firearms too! Loved the 1911 at the end. TY.
Your poor shoulder. Nothing off the high shelves for the next few days. Great job, really nice video.
I have watched this twice already. Thanks 🎉
A proper 4th viewing and hope is rekindled at the end! Thanks for sharing!
Superb effort! Thanks Mae. Happy 4th!!!
Finally someone who shoots revolvers correctly
Mae shooting the BAR from the hip is the content I'm here for.
Excellent montage, Mae, especially the smiles! 👍
You found a Pedersen device!!! The BAR is fun to shoot. That CSRG has some really stout recoil!
So awesome! Love your videos. A beautiful woman enjoying firearms💯🍻
My grandfather had a S&W M1917 in his collection that I thought was awesome due to being an Indiana Jones fan. My mother sold it after he passed despite my pleadings for her not to. She later apologized to me. I still wish I had it. I do have his old Colt Police Positive he acquired secondhand that he used when working as a security guard after the war though, so that's something
Every Indiana Jones Fan always want to have a Smith & Wesson M1917 in their Collection and to have it as a piece of War History
I remember he had a Webly in Last Crusade
@@ALJ9000 Lol wasn’t it his S&W Winnie dropped out the window at the beginning of Temple of Doom? 😂
I guess that was the replacement. Funny how Indy prefers revolvers.
@@ryand.3858 They never jam and are higher calibers than most automatics on the market
@@ALJ9000 'Revolvers never jam" is easily one of the biggest myths ever perpetuated concerning small arms.
Revolvers are mechanical devices and when any part of that mechanism is out of spec, obstructed by external fouling or fails, the gun doesn't just have a simple malfunction that is easily cleared. It goes down, and it goes down HARD.
And... yeah at the time WW1 happened, magnum revolver cartridges weren't a thing yet; .357 magnum first came to the market in 1935, and .44 magnum in the 1950s. The power levels of contemporary revovlers and semi automatic pistols were very comparable (.38 special vs 9mm luger, .455 webly vs .45 ACP etc).
The Springfield 1903 Air Service almost looks like a M1 carbine. Also, awesome songs. Thanks for this video, and God bless you.
I thumbs upped it in the beginning and then kept trying to give it another through the whole video. Good job Mae!
The full auto Bar pushed ya back a bit but then you leaned more into it. That was awesome!
Wow Mae, You really made my Independance Day! Please do some commentary. I would love to hear what you are thinking while putting these arms to use. Love ya so much!
Very cool! Nice showcase. And, 18 minutes of Mae! Happy Independence Day!
25 round's last awhile when you aren't shooting a semi auto! "Sweet compilation" thank you Mae & Othias!
That Pedersen Device was priceless!
Should of been full auto. Max sadness when only semi auto
A wonderful Independence Day treat!
Love seeing the Pedersen Device running like a top & Mae with the BAR!
I wonder where she got the ammunition for the Pederson device.
@@ok-pj4eu I think .30 / 7.65 French Long is basically the same round.
What a friggin pro ❤ great video as always
That smile after that BAR 1918....!!!!!
That 30-06 Chauchat has to be the most disorderly military weapon since the Neanderthal's club. There's more random violence headed roughly upwards, downwards, backward, and side to side than is headed downrange at the target. It's like a slow-motion explosion.
The sheer joy on Mae's face for the BAR after she is done firing it.. I wish I could bottle and sell that level of joy to people.
Couldn't help but smile with her. Looks like a blast.
What an amazing video. Thank you so mich
I don't remember the last time I enjoyed a video this much. 👍
Happy 4th! Cheers from Vancouver, BC!
Krag Jorgensen is such a cool looking rifle. THanks for showing!
I love her smile. She is wunderfull. Best wishes from Germany!
Beautiful complentation, l hope you gave Mae a relaxing shoulder rub for her efforts on job well done shooting..
Yes I love the little grin you give after you have shot ,What cool gal Mae's is.🥰🥰👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻👌🏻
the smile on her face at the end of each shooting session is priceless
Nice 4th of July treat. Thanks Mae.
That Springfield 1903 AS load clip NEVER gets old...😂❤
That Browning 1917 will "cure" that bugler problem. But seriously, find the guy who wakes up the bugler and that will help the situation.
My grandfather was in France during WWI with the AEF.. Medical corps
uśmiech na końcu każdego strzelania najlepszy :) hehe ! pozdro
Excellent video. Well done. Cheers!
Love the browning 1917, Mae's just hunched over poppin' off with one hand like it ain't no thang.
Mae has all the fun! Thanks
Like a boss!! Love the period music too!
🇺🇸LONG LIVE THE REPUBLIC!!🇺🇸
long live the rebellion!!!
The Constitutional Republic that is! 🦅🇺🇸
Stop bragging about yall country its annoying.
What a weird pistol design there at the end. I don't think that will catch on. There aren't enough levers and things hanging off the sides to be a real pistol.
Brilliant way to celebrate the 4th! Question: what knife does Mae always seem to have clipped in her pocket? Just curious…
Fun stuff! Love all these weapons.
God bless all here.
Thanks!
Nice job guy! Happy 4th of July!!
Great tunes and vid. Happy Independence Day to all! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🎆
what a great video Thank you so much
Mae looked BADASS with the walking fire belted BAR.
A most impressive collection to say the very least. Wow! Myself, I am particularly fond of the handguns. I have never seen the "Air Service" rifle. Again, wow!
Amazing content ❤️🥰I can’t wait to see more