Minute of Mae: British Hotchkiss Portative MkI*
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• History of WWI Primer ...
"Don't worry, she'll tell you when it's in."
I love this channel, may you be preserved for posteriority.
A minute well spent :)
That's a Giggity
...yeah.....my thought Ed Zachery.....glad I'm not the only one...
Innuendo galore.
Ya wasn't expecting that from Mae. Got me off guard.
It’s a good day with a minute of Mae.
I'm in want for a Mae hour.
@@marcondespaulo 10 hours version.
@@Pvt.Conscriptovich I'd love a compliation
“Don’t worry, she’ll tell you when it’s in” 🤣👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
FYI, cool gun 👍🏾
Lmao 😆
Kind of off-putting for the gentleman. 😁
Well it saves having to ask 🤣
Is that one of them there in-yer-endos?
@@BeingFireRetardant Depends which end your putting it in. 😁
I can't imagine loading, maintaining, and using this in the muddy trenches of the first World War. Yeah, it's probably a fun shooter today, but just keeping gunk out of those clips had to be shear madness. The ammo carriers, running back and forth from the bunker just to keep that thing fed, let alone the loader having to fiddle with that propped up on an embankment.
Oh you kept that thing clean . If you ever heel in the military …. you figure out ways of keeping things clean
@@panchopistola8298 I was a Power Systems tech in the Army. That's hydraulics, pneumatics, and vacuum systems. I had a compressor with me most of the time, and you know what? I also got ambushed with mortars in Sarajevo. Sure, you try to keep things clean, while artillery is making fresh craters. I'm betting they didn't have compressors in the trenches with this thing, to blow the mud out.
@@Psiberzerker 🤷🏾 I dunno I wasn’t there . But what else do you have to do but clean stuff in trench warfare ? Sure the mud everywhere but it’s on a stand … the pictures I’ve seen all the weapons looked clean .
@@panchopistola8298 There's not enough room in the comments to talk about what all you have to do in Trench Warfare. In the Manual of Arms for the Hotchkiss, add straigtening out the clips so they'll feed to that list. They had to maintain the trenches from being randomly shelled, too. The whole time you're cleaning that thing, you're not covering No Man's land. Which is what the Machinegunners were for, in Trench Warfare.
@@Psiberzerker that’s why they had machine gun squads … ww1 was different . They had whole squads of machine guns . Read up on it .
such an incredibly cool and unique looking gun. Weird loading, stock, safety, tripod, gas system, but oh so cool
I like the ribbed barrel a lot
In August 1914,
a group of Belgian cyclist soldiers with
these portable M-60-like machineguns
checked the advance of a Kaiser-Bill's column.
Mae always has such a big grin, you know she’s having fun!
the whole gun and micro tripod looks so unreal, it is beautiful
I love the little doodly tripod. This gun belongs in Star Wars.
It was called a "crow's foot" tripod.
Thank you Mae, I had never seen one of these fired before. A good design, hampered by the feed system. The adjustable gas system was ahead of it's time.
60 seconds well spent. 😃
hands down these are the videos i get the most excited about when they pop up. Short, educational, well made. There should be a version of the grammys for these videos
Yes and Mae is beautiful too
Loving the walking fire Mae! Picturing you side by side with Ian and his Chauchat!
I love the fact that you guys praise the 1914 and it’s easily to use features. But then they made the portative and just threw the good stuff out the window
I recently saw video on TH-cam of US troops using the 1914 Hotchkiss in an anti-aircraft role and it had a flexible metal strips that were all connected together in like 400 round sections.
For some reason, the French Army just loved the 30 round strip feed (so did the Japanese in WWII). The 30 round strip was easier to make than a drum magazine (Lewis) or a cloth belt (Maxim/Vickers), but could it be reloaded and reused?
Nice video Mae!!
I doubt the feed strip was easier to make then a cloth belt
Feed strip can easily be reloaded.
I wonder how it would compare with a Japanese Nambu side by side?
Japan already had their own Hotchkiss clone back in WW1 (Type 3 HMG). The Hotchkiss M1914 generally used a 24-round strip, but could also be used with semi-rigid belts containing 249-251 rounds (sources vary a bit). Although, I believe the latter was mostly for tank mounts or the such.
@@deadhorse1391 Cloth belts shrink in the rain, though, and metal stampings are very quick to manufacture.
And italians too (but in 20 rounds, I think). At least for small machine guns
I love these minutes. The commentary was funny on this one. "Gotta get it in just right- don't worry, she'll tell you when she's in." lol
These actually weren't made to lighten the Hotchkiss design. They flipped the action and feed strips upside down to make it more reliable as an export variant for Australia.
Loved the from the hip shot. Well done Mae.
My favorite LMG in BF1
love this gun in bf1
Minute of Mae, one of the few videos that I don't run at plus speeds!
Love the minute of Mae
Still love that smile at the end.
0:13 Walking fire, an advancing fire method the military sought to implement. The BAR became the ultimate answer they were looking for. If Mae can do it, anyone can.
I came close to buying one of these back in the ‘80s, papered and registered
We took it out to shoot it, was in 30 06, had some reliability problems
Ended up buying a Maxim off the guy
They managed to make the Hotchkiss smaller and lighter by making almost every other part of it worse. To paraphrase Futurama, "Technical success - the best kind of success!"
Mae is having some fun now.
great sample shots
It was superb
Just got my tshirt in. Thanks guys.
Loved this on BF1
they made this seem waaaaay more user friendly in BF1
Everything is way more user friendly in BF1. The sights are way better than the real ones too
"Don't worry--she'll tell ya when it's in." I love Mae!
“Don’t worry, she’ll tell you when it’s in.”
I can sense a “thats what she said” joke.
i love this man
*_"Gotta get it in just right. Don't worry, she'll tell you when she's in."_*
*-- Mae, December 2021*
🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭
I wish EA/DICE would issue a patch for Battlefield 1 with the guns that C&Rsenal has reviewed that were left out of the game… like this one.
Thank you Mae
Eagerly waiting for the month of Mae.
Really enjoy these videos…
Nice mini review ❤️ the smile
That’s where all the trouble began”.... “That smile. That damn smile.”
Mae walking and shooting like the friggin' Terminator T-800.
I love Minute of Mae!!!
Looks like a ton of fun.
Fun fact this machine gun was mounted on the mark 5 tank
Sweet! We got one minute And one second of Mae today.
Great video
This gun should be in Star Wars somewhere, I love it!
Mae enjoys her job!
This may be the gun used on sleeping miners with their families in their tents at the Ludlow, CO massacre. Either that or the Maxim or Lewis gun. It happened in 1914.
Imagine walking into bf1 with this beast
Entertaining, educational history.
The smile at the end said it all.
We'd all be smiling if we had the opportunity to shoot that thing!
Nice one
That tripod is overly engineered & I like it.
that firing sound is so soothing, but that buttstock is clearly out of time, reminds me of chinese AKs
This thing's the closest to Metro 2033's SMG.
No.
It looks so alien yet so familiar.
Eyyy, it's a minute of Maeee!
Looks like it came out of a steampunk novel.
The Hotchkiss was used against the Indians at wounded knee also against Pancho villa was called the daylight gun because of problems loading in the dark
Love the walking fire.
Mae has the best job on the planet!
Wow, what fun!
She'll let you know when she's in!!!! Lol need to make that a shirt.
I want one!
“Don’t worry, she’ll tell you when its in.” Sounds like some advice a grandpa would give for your wedding night.
Lovely
That looks like a fun gun
Mae for the win!
Love the hotchkiss
Another enjoyable episode. Why is it that the military leaders get weapons for use under perfectly clean conditions when the soldiers know that war is a dirty business?
Awesome
Love my Mae.
She would be the best friend to have !
It's cool to see the Hitchkiss getting fired by walking--I don't think I've seen that in any other video about it
Did you watch the "Project Lightening" series?
Look up the Project Lightning series, they do a huge workup of a bunch of WW I guns, it's great!
Getting strong Terminator vibes with mae walking with gun firing
i love you mae ; )
I assume that this is a smaller version of the original Hotchkiss
best LMG to scope in BF1 while on offense (ptfo) in hardcore
That barrel be THICC
O sorriso dela no final é o melhor.
My go to gun in BF1, good accuracy and decent damage if underwhelming compared to ...every other weapon.
It's not every day you see a video where Meg is walking forward with a fully automatic gun looking like she's doing an impression of The Terminator
I read that then watched it again..lol
@@3dthailandhappy3d-thailand46 it's kind of quite hilarious seeing her walk in a straight line without any expression on her face shooting such a big ass gun.............. WHO DOES THAT?!?!?!?!?!
All guns and fire arms jave a history to it....it's what it has gone through and what the person firing it must have felt.
Sweet!
0:13 very menacing
Think this was the LMG used by British cavalry regiments during the First World War.
Would it be worth making this machine gun by adding a quick-change barrel, tape feed system, and sighting rails?
With a better feed system it could have been the M-60 light machinegun of its day !
I Love mae,
I have a parts kit. Do you know where I can get a reciever?
Are we not going to outright acknowledge the amount of innuendoes in minute of Mae episode
it is bewildering how much access she has to obscure historic firearms.
В общем пулемет я вам не отдам (c)
Русскоязычные поймут , кстати в "Белом солнце пустыни " у Верещагина был именно Гочкисс , с бутафорской лентой от ПКМ.
Can you upload murata rifle firing??
Interesting, seems like the oddity of the Great War taken to a better degree.
She will tell you when it's in🤗😂
*Sabaton's Fields of Verdun intensifying*
Way to go Mae, you are every gun owners dream girl.