Me too. It makes watching majorly lackluster. But anywho, I love your content, keep'em coming. I'm sure the Vietnamese prostitutes were saying the same thing. 😂😂
Amazing. Taking an electrically primed aircraft gun and making it percussion/manually primed is pretty interesting. Saw some similar stuff done with Luftwaffe 13mm, 15mm, 20mm, and 30mm guns at the end of the war when available guns far outweighed available aircraft and pilots. Thus, they made ground/manually primed mods to put the surplus guns to use in all kinds of weird mounts.
Excellent video and content. These items become rare and then companies that make video games with them, then screw up the stats. I appreciate you keeping history alive and showing the world what reality was.
Missed that you had a full video at first! Incredible stuff! Anything MK16 related is super rare, some of the scrapped kits are around with oilers, but manuals, mounts, etc are impossible as I am sure you know.
Additional note of interest - there are actually two versions of 20x110 Hispano in US service, not talking about 20x110 USN, but the original. We changed the shoulder spec at some point, I don't know when. This is most obvious comparing the earlier and later model dummy ammunition - the shoulder is different on them as well.
Oh heck yeah! Awesome video. If it would be possible to digitize documents like those manuals, those would be awesome to be able to read through. (Idk if they're available elsewhere) Going into detail about some of the different round types used by the platform would also be neat. And filming in the horizontal would also be welcomed. Either way. Awesome content. Thank you for making this available!
You answered in the video that it is going to a museum, I apologize for my early comment. Can you tell us what museum it's going to? I would very much like to see it.
This is dope! I wish it was filmed horizontally though lol
Thanks for the feedback! I didn't think anyone watched youtube horizontally?
Agreed!
@@InertOrdnance I'm on PC my man!
@@InertOrdnanceanything other than shorts I watch horizontally.
Me too. It makes watching majorly lackluster. But anywho, I love your content, keep'em coming. I'm sure the Vietnamese prostitutes were saying the same thing. 😂😂
Amazing. Taking an electrically primed aircraft gun and making it percussion/manually primed is pretty interesting. Saw some similar stuff done with Luftwaffe 13mm, 15mm, 20mm, and 30mm guns at the end of the war when available guns far outweighed available aircraft and pilots. Thus, they made ground/manually primed mods to put the surplus guns to use in all kinds of weird mounts.
Excellent video and content. These items become rare and then companies that make video games with them, then screw up the stats. I appreciate you keeping history alive and showing the world what reality was.
Thank you!
So glad I found this channel, with it's inordinate amount of ordinance. Thanks for taking the time to do these videos and explaining so clearly.
Welcome aboard! Thank you for watching!
Perfect lawn ornament!
Great reference video. Thanks for sharing
Nice & compare to the M2 50 cal. It isn't that bulky and pack more punch destructive power ! 😮😅👍💪💪💪
True!
Missed that you had a full video at first! Incredible stuff! Anything MK16 related is super rare, some of the scrapped kits are around with oilers, but manuals, mounts, etc are impossible as I am sure you know.
Additional note of interest - there are actually two versions of 20x110 Hispano in US service, not talking about 20x110 USN, but the original. We changed the shoulder spec at some point, I don't know when. This is most obvious comparing the earlier and later model dummy ammunition - the shoulder is different on them as well.
Oh heck yeah! Awesome video. If it would be possible to digitize documents like those manuals, those would be awesome to be able to read through. (Idk if they're available elsewhere) Going into detail about some of the different round types used by the platform would also be neat. And filming in the horizontal would also be welcomed. Either way. Awesome content. Thank you for making this available!
Thank you for watching..........and the feedback!
I’ve always been interested in medium caliber cannon ammunition
My dad fired those. Pretty cool to see.
He was in the army but was on boats in the Vietnam war.
20mm gun! Don Rickles served on one of these
Autocannons are so very neat. Is this one going to a museum? If so I'd like to see it in person.
You answered in the video that it is going to a museum, I apologize for my early comment. Can you tell us what museum it's going to? I would very much like to see it.
I want one of those for home defense.
That's actually pretty awesome
Thank you!
There maybe one on the CV Intrepid museum. At least there was one about 20 odd years ago....
Thank you for that tip. I know the curator over there, so will drop them an email!
The 20 mm Oerlikon are still in use today. They must have found some spare parts and ammo since the 60s.
It's amazing how much time money and ingenuity we put into butchering each other ..
Need this in fallout. Power armor exclusive
If you are a billionaire with a nice yacht and NEED a conversation piece and a self defense firearm!
Willy gets hard watching this..
Where can I purchase a working model
left-handed
sales
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How many people have been killed with your weapons during your history?
We are mere amateurs compared to the Russians, Chinese, Africans, and Germans