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- Exploring and discussing Navy SEALs firearms history. Benelli M4, SIG P226, AK47, M16, M60, 1911, etc.
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You know you shoot alot when the local deer don't scatter after a full auto burst from an 11.5" barrel....
kind of surreal to watch but true:)
May be deaf like me. Do they make ear plugs for dear?
Happens at my range too, this is the first time I've seen it anywhere else. Maybe its not that uncommon.
Happens at our local range all the time.
That’s what I’m saying!! That was the craziest thing I’ve ever seen
One of our neighbors just passed away recently. 1st Navy Seal volunteer. Always had some stories that he could talk about and some he couldn’t. Started as a frogman. Little town in PA native son. God rest his soul.
Care to share the stories?
sounds like BS your telling me hes the first Navy Seal which was founded in 1962 and really started off as a seal? what is his name?
@@AC-uw4il do not insult the service and sacrifices for our country that many have made
@@michaelswick4251 how is that insulting our service member, I'm saying that your statement doesnt sound right for a Navy Seal
@@AC-uw4il I don’t know what to tell you. That’s on you not me
If you close your eyes, John sounds just like his pops. Awesome content brother!
The deer aren't used to the sound of gunfire, they're just deaf from it.
I love how the deer don't even care about the gunfire. What a place to hunt deer lol.
Local deer probably know Hickok45 at this point.
@@henksnor7682 hahahahaha I was gunna say that
I thought the same thing haha
They have kevlar vests. So Brandon was wrong
@@henksnor7682 their subscribers.
That full auto ak sounds sounds like music to the ears.
many thanks to the hickok guys for providing fantastic videos over the years, your presentation, information and skill, in my opinion is legendary.
Great video guys! I spent 5 years as a Naval Special Warfare Armorer. I’ve seen some guns come and go, but for those that want to know a relatively closer list to what we had on hand(too many to name on YT) There you are:
Pistols:
H&K 45 (Suppressed)
Sig P226/228/239 (226 was replaced with Glock)
1911 (rarely used. Mainly for competition)
Rifles:
-M4 DD RIS II Uppers
Colt lowers (mostly)
-SCAR (Heavy)
-Used to have a modified M1A (no longer used)
-SCAR 20s
-The .50 cal was actually a McMillan TAC-50
-.300 Win Mag was actually custom built with different company parts
Machine Guns/Sub Machine/shotgun
-MK46
-MK48
-M240
-M2HB/M2A1
-MP5 N/K/SD
-M500 Mossburg
-Remington 870 (Breacher)
Never seen the Teams have the Benelli M4.
So you've never used the AK or any variant of it?
@@rickyray2794 no he never used one he was the one who took care of the firearms
@@rickyray2794 we had the Type 56’s, mostly used for familiarization fire. And qtSeppy, I was fortunate enough to shoot every weapon we had on multiple occasions, minus the Mk47 Grenade Launcher and the Javelin. However, you are right in the sense I did not “use” it in the application of combat (or extensively train with them, as that was the team guy’s job.
@@mikehancho2082 Yeah my question was a little off. What I was wondering was if our soldiers ever used the AK or any variation of it.
@@rickyray2794 Umm I can’t say if we “ever” used it historically. We have them for training purposes, but I have never seen them used for combat purposes. That said, I wouldn’t be surprised if they have been used before in more secret squirrel operations, especially in JSOC.
At work, bored, not busy and this is just what I needed. Y’all have impeccable timing. Keep up the great work! 👌🏻
Same
I get off at 2:30 every day 🙂
What do u work as lol
@@iducreyes 17 year old fast food worker man. Simple as can be.
Man I wish I could be bored enough at a job to watch TH-cam and still get paid for it
I really like the Colt commando !! That is a sweet little gun. Those deer are definitely subscribers ! Excellent video!! Thanks John.
yea they are very fun to shoot... as well as the hk 416 that shoots semi... i love them... my dad has a commando and he loves it alot
I was about to say! Those deer must be regular visitors! They were totally unfazed by the sounds of 5.56 and 7.62 rounds being fired! LOL 😂😂
I think Don Shipley said he used one all through the 80's
@@nolanwilliams7832 I thought you meant the deers at first loool
It’s pretty amazing how much knowledge they got without actually being in the military. Makes me wonder what’s still a secret.
John! Great to see you again dude. It's been a minute since I've checked in on you and your dad. Glad to see you guys are still doing what you do best. God bless your family
9:24 that deer has balls of steel
Maybe from all the ricochet off of the steel targets
The HK SOCOM / Mark 23 will always be a unicorn for me
it's beautiful and I wish I could afford one.
Id love to have one as well. A friend of mine has one and i shot it better then him.
I’ve had one for many years, and have a suppressor for it. It’s an amazing gun, huge but not as heavy as it’s size would lead you to believe about 39oz. HK still produces them with a MSRP of $2639.
More importantly, the MK23 is the preferred sidearm of Solid Snake
i'm always surprised by how massive the HK Mk 23 Mod 0 is. the design goal for that pistol was not the same as most other pistols lol. it was essentially "how chunky can we make a pistol so that fighters will want to use it"
Fine job John and Hickok45...thanks for all the work making these videos. We look forward to every one of them!
Great video John, nothing like a day on the range. Tell the camera man he did okay. Be well guys.
Shooting the M60 was awesome. Goodness man! There are levels to guns. John you killed it. Shout out to Bambi and the family too.
Well done John! Excited to see Hickock45 Legacy continue. im 36 looking forward to see many more vids. this touches home to me because i grew up in my fathers business and continued the legacy and grew it when many doubted. But after he passed i had this moment of clarity where i realized wow i am an extension of my father , they prepare us to be a better version of them, and without my father teaching me i would of never been able to provide the good life i provide my family. Best Wishes. John
That's an impressive collection, John. Thanks!
The table needs the Mark 23 and Mark 24 (HK45 Compact).
Exactly what I said, wtf? And they forgot the M14. Guns I would choose over just about everything on that table.
Perfect video to watch on my birthday! Thanks John and Hickok45. You guys ROCK!!!!
My grandpa was in the Navy during the Vietnam war. He did a lot of strategy, LAF taking out power plants and ammo storage facilities and aircraft maintenance.
Great video! I served in the Marines in the 90’s the unit I was in used e4’s. Even after we we given 240’s we would grab the e4. The thing is they are both great weapons, but ounces equals pounds and pounds equal pain. Especially if you have to carry them for a few days, weeks, or months. Great video thanks again!
I thought you were talking about corporals for a sec 😭😂😂
Did you guys pick your own knives?
@Abu Hafs Al-Mizdani hope you sleep well at night! The knives are usually for opening meals and letters from loved ones. Are you trying to be spooky scary? You’re silly.
If you want a custom dismembering machete let me know, I’ll send one over 😉
Impressive video again John! Loved the history lesson!
As long as there's a 1911, all is good! Great presentation!
I laughed. Right before you fired the AK. A doe walked through target area. 😆. Great job as always.
Exactly, well said!
this is the most 'murica thing i've read
1911 is okay, everything else is awesome
You and your Dad put out amazing content..love the reviews on different firearms 👍👊🇺🇸
Thank you for being the force behind the spirit, love you and pops for what your inspiring with the goodness of the great outdoors and everything it brings, survival of the fittest
Much respect and gratitude to all of our service men and women. Thank you for all you do to keep us safe. Freedom isn't free
I noticed tons of BCM on " The Terminal List ". Surprised you didn't bring out the DD M4A1 that you guys have. Love the channel.
This is one of the few TH-cam videos I have actually and genuinely enjoyed, keep up the good work👌
Ive been a loyal hickok45 subscriber for years.. John, you did a great job!! Sound just like your dad.. I love it.!
John, just for your info a Navy SEAL LDCR. Jonny Kim (M.D.) was selected in 2021 to serve as the International Space Station's Increment Lead for Expedition 65. He is a member of NASA Astronaut Group 22. He went from being an enlisted Hospital Corpsman to BUDS to SEAL TEAM 3 as a sniper, combat medic, navigator and point man in over 100 operations spanning 2 deployment to the Middle East.
He later became an officer after graduating from the University of San Diego in 2012 and then attended medical school at Harvard where he received his M.D. and completed his internship at Harvard Affiliate Emergency Medicine Residency at Massachusetts General.
He reported for duty in August 2017 and completed 2 years of training as an Astronaut Candidate.
Thanks for posting this one, I am stoked I got to fire the 226 in vegas. It was always my choice in game and getting to shoot it for real was a lot of fun. The mk 43 smoking with the barrett in the background is truly a work of art
Fantastic collection. Good man for supporting our service members.
The “oh deer it’s like every target is a hostage situation” gave me a good laugh 😆
It is common for many special forces and elite police units (I know that GIGN definitely do this) to require that their operators have the ability to competently and effectively use almost every modern firearm in existence.
The reasons for this is that in the event that the operators gun fails for whatever reason, they can pick up any gun that a hostile would have and be able to use it just as effectively as their issued weapon. This could be anything from an AK to a handmade SMG to a bolt action rifle, etc, etc.
It's about 150 of the most common weapons systems from every nation.
"From our private collection of Navy Seals' type firearms....".....Oh dear. Antigunners gonna have a field day with all that's packed into that notion. Cheers.
That is IF that group of idiots can find this channel
XD yea
Wait till they find out the bullets the real weapon🤣
@@AvgIttoEnjoyer Not even the bullets...the MIND is the thing. (Or a hard heart, per RLE😉).
Really I don't see why im supposed to be upset im genuinely impressed by their collection
This is really awesome! Thank you for sharing this with everyone and thanks for making these videos.
Nice inventory of firearms you have there. Thanks for the video. It was fun to watch.
Softening targets. Great history lesson non the less 🤝🏽
I have a surplus p226 which I bought for next to nothing. Come to find out is was made in Germany ,1988 and I'll tell you the smoothness of act and accuracy amazes me. I carry it daily over many of my newer pistols.
Yeah the Germans make some fine firearms. Too bad, I think Sig entirely shifted to NH although they still make great guns, I love my German HKs and Walthers. I think the P226 would be too big and heavy for me for a daily carry.
@@FacitOmniaVoluntas. yeah it holds well in a shoulder rig, got a p30ski swap it with. I got lucky it was one of the last years made in Germany before the move to NH. Has the old school style V sights.
I have a Sig P226 made in Germany also. I believe it was a CDNN PoliceTRADE IN. Pufrchased late 80’s Super smooth. Was like new with nite sights. I had to replace sights as ther were dead. Put on Trijicon night sights. Will never trade that super smooth shooter..
not a long time fan or anything but id say I've seen 20-30 hikok45 videos and this is the first one I've seen with his son and damn they sound/act so similar. this channel is set for a longggg time. love it
The Sig P226 in .357 was one of the first handguns I used in a training/comp setting it was accurate. ammo was expensive. as long as you handle the Recoil runs great
That's interesting. 357 SIG ammo wasn't much more expensive than 9mm until somewhat recently.
It’s not a 226 if it’s chambered in .357 sig
Nice job John, Navy seals are an impressive group. Thanks for the video and demo.
They are THE BEST OF THE BEST !! R.I.P. Chris Kyle
@@shaunault7538 Eh, not rlly.
I have been a subscriber and huge fan of Hickock 45 for nye on (is it pronounced nye on?) 10 years or so and I just wanted to say "Like Father, Like Son". John has really come into his own as a young, intelligent, knowledgeable and entertaining personality equally at home in front and behind the camera. And he knows guns! Great job!! What a fireworks ending :) Tod in Las Vegas
Nigh on bro
really enjoyed this video! alot of really cool history being talked about here
Totally awesome John! I’ve met two seals and they are awesome guys. I have two seal medallions that was given to me by one of them, they are in my case with my P226 Legion.
The M60 was absolutely devastating! Loved the vid. Surprised that you didn’t have a suppressed 300 BO, but awesome collection nonetheless.
Very interesting video! I was in the US Air Force. I wish I could have been a Navy Seal! 🇺🇸💪🏻😎
If your in airforce why not wish you were in AFSOC like a 24th guy attached to delta lol
Chris Kyle's most used rifle was the 300 Win Mag. He said he'd use a 400 Win Mag on occasion and had used a Barret and a 338 Lapua when they came out right before he got out but the 300 Win Mag was his bread and butter and was what he took his longest shot with. He and Marcus Luttrell had very similar weapons setups, they pretty much used whatever the Navy had laying around, sometimes carrying as many as 5 rifles into a situation if they didn't know what they'd need, though typically a Marine ended up being their pack mule :D (well except for when Marcus was doing Direct Action work in the mountains, then they were typically just carrying one or two rifles to keep it as light and quiet as possible.. typically a Mk11 or 12 in 7.62/5.56 respectively and then a Win Mag for long range. Sometimes they'd ditch one for full auto capabilities though because in an extended firefight having the weight of fire is useful for keeping heads down until air support/artillery does it's thing.
Love the full auto stuff. Thanks as always.
Just a few comments on the Seals from an old (VN) LEO (XVIII ABN SPCL Warfare "Skydragon"). In my day, I worked for the old ForcesCommand structure, which pretty much gave me *jurisdiction* over the whole group of what are commonly called today, the "Spec Ops" community, which at the time consisted of pretty much every group you've heard of, a few you probably haven't, and "Delta" which hadn't been created yet. At one time or another I trained with the Seals/UDT (they did their best to drown us ) and we (Airborne,) trained them to 'dive' .. out of perfectly good airplanes:) In my position as a kind of 'collector', I would on occasion, get tasked to apprehend/retrieve those who went 'off the reservation' or otherwise fell afoul of the powers that were. To put it most bluntly, the Seals/UDT guys were NOT the ones that concerned me most back then. Their primary mission scope expanded some years later. They were uniformly disciplined, professional, and clique'ish.
On the other hand, there were these Marine RECON fella's who probably held the unit record for alcohol/ drug imbibement, and just plain LOVED to fight, anybody, anywhere, anytime, and some of em really knew what the hell they were doing :)
But then,,
there were these jungle animals called the LRRP's and to be frank, they just loved killing people, and were friggin MASTERS of doing just that. I frankly don't remember ANY body I ever worked with who went out into the boonies alone, looking to bring one in. In my, experience, it was best to let em come back in (if they did), wait till they crashed after tying one on, and then take a squad with me to secure the one I wanted. I'm not EVEN kidding here folks.
I am sorry to correct you but... Seabees hold the unit record for alcohol consumption...
@@nickdannunzio7683 Hi Nick, Seabees, eh?..well, sir The Lil Bruh's of Pygmy Earl an' DarlaJune Dromedarys (one hump not 2) gets likkered on peavine sorghum (likes to blow yer' melon into lo-earth obit)..son, thas' som' libatin' raitch ther'...thankee
Sig 226 navy!! I've wanted one my whole life!!
Sig sells a real nice replica at this time. Not a firearm, but it isn’t a toy either.
The sig Legion is 🔥
Ultimately the knowledge the Seals have make them extremely dangerous and successful in what they do. Huge thanks to these men they are beyond amazing !
Nice!
Saco Defense U.S. Ordnance makes the M60 and it's variants, FN made the MAG (used by Rhodesian and South African forces among many others at the same time during Viet Nam and the Bush Wars and onward) before updating it to the M240B and MK48 (and other variants), they also make the M249 SAW.
Also, you're right in representing a DD on the table, both Daniel Defense and BCM have major current contracts to provide rifles to the Navy and Marine Corps conventional and special forces/ units.
Can we just call John, Hickock 10mm
Those deer are fearless haha. Great video as always. Thanks for the awesome content.
As always Great Stuff! Thank you!!!
Have never given a sponsor a shout out but have bought my wives and my pdw at bud's and a few others. The staff and selection is always amazing.
i absolutely adore the p226, such a beautiful looking pistol. hopefully one day ill be able to shoot one
I’ve been watching Hickok45 for over ten years. Always love y’all’s content. But y’all left out the Stoner 63 and HK MP5SD
Left out the SCAR, HK416, MARK 23, HK 45CT, Smith and Wesson Model 59 Hushpuppy
@@sleepysleeper6390 can’t forget the hi point cf380. You won’t find a single seal without one of those babies on his hip. 2 world wars
Danny I'm sure you mean well but you just named two of the most expensive and rare firearms on the consumer market, especially in machine gun format. It shouldn't come as a surprise that they could not get their hands on those.
MP7, Noveske N4
Damn hickok found the fountain of eternal youth
Thanks John for the video very informative
I wonder if Rob O’Neill’s 416 is still in an armory somewhere. Would be a nice museum piece
highly doubt it.
Right next to it they could put a sign “here is a gun belonging to someone who doesn’t think you should have one”
You mean the guy that has the deer in the headlights look, that never shot Osama bin laden , because he died of kidney failure 10 years earlier? And then they allowed an RPG to shoot down the Chinook that carried the special operators to cover it up?
@@maxamick9962 lol
@@maxamick9962 The people using walls and guns to protect themselves also tell you you're not allowed to have a wall and guns to protect yourself.
Imagine how rich hickok45 would be if he sold all of the brass he has on the ground of his range
I love how when you stumbled down the hill a bit, with the m240, you could hear your feet sliding on brass 😂 that hill must be covered!
One of the regulars at the McDonalds I currently work at was a Navy SEAL during Vietnam. He has quite the stories to tell
Check him out with Don Shipley. There are a lot fake SEALS. Ask for BUDS class number for a start.
You guys are awesome. You and your dad shoot very well, marksman level. I know you both love Glocks and I do, as well, they are ubiquitous now in law enforcement. However, I prefer the Beretta 92 FS or M9 and the H&K USP line up. Thank you for all the hard work you and your dad put into these videos you truly do both, "Go ahead, make my day!" Keep them coming. I never actually shot a S&W Model 29 .44 magnum, so "Being that this is a .44 magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, that will blow your head clean, you have gotta ask yourself a question, do I feel lucky, we'll do you, punk!" Clint Eastwood, Dirty Harry (1971). Love you guys. I miss R. Lee Ermey , may he RIP.
It's amazing to me how totally unfazed and even uncaring those deer were! You'd think they would be running for the hills after hearing gunshots that close but nope! They must be regular visitors looking for some TH-cam clout haha.
Great job with this John. My favorites of your group are the CAR-16 and th Benelli shotgun.
I work at the naval air terminal in virginia beach. we fly out a lot of seals for them to do training missions. i've gotten a chance to see some of their arsenal and "toys" they play with and train with today. m4's, m40a3 and m110 snipers, m240 and m249 machine guns. not too sure on what sidearm they use or prefer but that's some of the things i've gotten a peak at in their cargo trucks. pretty cool stuff. i've gotten to talk with their chiefs they truly have an unlimited budget so they can play with any weapon system they want. we order batteries for our loaders through them because it always gets approved lol. and it ensures they always get their equipment on board.
Thanks John. Can’t believe the deer stayed next to the range! 🦌
Yes, my nephew is a new SEAL, they use the Glock 19, mainly for weight… he just bought a SIG P320 Legion with his bonus money for completing SEAL training!
Most use the h@k
Great video John! You need to do more of these.
Got to be one of my favourite episodes ever
Benelli , the awesome colt commando and my favourite the sig 226 . The only thing i wish you had shown is the silenced socom .45 . Brilliant content 🇬🇧
I’ve always been a fan of the CAR-15 / M4-Commando carry handle style platform. The first time seeing them was the front gate at Ramstein AFB during Desert Shield. The USAF SP’s were carrying the CAR-15’s. I told myself that im going to buy one if I ever get a chance. Well 30 yrs later, I purchased a 11.5” Pistol M4-Commando clone, to date it’s my favorite go to.
Always loved that triangular front handgrip on a small carbine
The Mk18 is the spiritual successor in my opinion. I LOVE the Mk18.
@PapaDon850, Did the Air Force SPs also carry .38 Specials as their sidearm at that time, or did they already move on to the Beretta M9?
Nice video, need to add a 300 black to that pile. 110gr black hills tipped ammo
Enjoyed the history along with the shootin'!
Thank you for the demo, John.
I always thought the coolest job the UDT guys did prior to the landings at Normandy, is going around and making maps of the sea floor while underwater with nothing but a weight and string, marker and paper
Me too! Talk about legends. Our country sure could use a lot more men like them.
Agreed, Hydrographic recon is sick, its done with a lead line a bunch of frogmen. And a beach party to make sure they stayed in a straight line.
this is great video content would love if you continued with all branches of our military
Elite seals....faced elite shameful defeat,in not so elite Afghanistan 😆
@@tullo5564 so did the elite Spetsnaz your point being?
@@Ohmygodstfu2045 yeah,but they wouldn't call themselves "the best in the world".
Furthermore, the soviet union was alone.
US had allies,and much more advanced tech.So it is more shameful for her than it was for Soviet Union
@@tullo5564 I'd like to see you and whatever crew you could assemble defeat bands of armed militants in their turf... Then we'll talk lol
@@australianjock5793 It is right there,in your face.
Remember, a retreat from a battlefield is a defeat 😆
Especially when your enemy is like 10 times more stronger than they were before.
Did a visit to BUDS training in 1993. They had two big folding tables with each type of weapon that they use. Some of that stuff was insane. Rebreathers were very cool too!
Born in 1950 in Santa Monica Hospital my first place I learned how to swim was at the Santa Monica beach when I was 3 years old..My Mom used to swim every day from Santa Monica pier to the POP or Pacific Ocean Park pier. When I was 17 years old the YMCA offered a class to become a SCUBA diver. I had watched Sea Hunt since I was young and L . Bridges was the actor and many of the episodes were filmed in Santa Monica bay . I made many beach dives during my life and when I met another guy that was also a certified diver made many other dives . Actually we flew to the Bahamas and dove off of Andros and was able to do 3 170 foot bounce dives over the 2 weeks we spent there.
We want the original old man back!
I recommend everyone read Jack Carr’s book(s) before watching the series. The books are phenomenal.
As far as the guns, my favorite two guns in my collection are my Geissele AR-15 and my Sig P226, both approved by US SOCOM.
I really hate that they deviated so much from the books to make the show. They ruined it in my opinion.
@@HarryManback0 I can understand the sentiment but I don’t think they ruined the book. As written, it’s an excellent novel but not really formatted or palatable for the television format. They had to expand the female lead’s role and storyline, along with changing two of the antagonists’ storylines to make more of a twist toward the end (purposely being vague to not spoil it for anyone on here)
@@HarryManback0 Jack Carr doesn't seem too upset about it. He is very proud of how the series came out.
Nice job John, we need more videos from you
REALLY fun video. Thank you, John, very much.
I shot a 50 bmg at a local range, they aim the gun for you, brace the shoulder, and then load and bolt for ya. as they said if you aimed high the bullet was going to land 2 cities over.
hardcore
Wasn’t the Scar17 heavy used by the teams?
That's the original 226, they improved that pistol, the Legion with better trigger setup.... Nice informative video ! Love the M4 smooth as butter !
I learned a lot from your demonstration, Thank you.
Missing the Mk 23, but otherwise great demonstration.
Uh, and the HK MP5SD.
And the Mark 24! Love my HK45CT although I really want that Mark 23!!!
@@HardcoreAmericanUSA curious to know the difference between a Mark 23 and a USP 45, which I own?
Deer that don't run during gunfire are too tough to eat. But it was funny to see.
Great vid John. Love Anything full auto.
And I would take the AK over the AR/M16 any day.
I don’t think I could control myself with a deer standing at the end of the range 😂
that sig 226 legion is beautiful. Thanks, nice vid.
For a great and inspirational read on a Navy Seal and his three attempts at BUDS, check out David Goggin's book Can't Hurt Me. Always great to see dad and son change roles a video once in a while!
Fearless by Eric Blehm is good too.
googins is a chuuuuud lmfao
@@rustyshackleford9017 Sounds like an endorsement to me.
Kevin Mayer and Ashtom Eaton > David Goggins
Killian Jornet Burgada > David Goggins
David goggins hardly had a career as a seal there are so many other guys you should look at before him if your trying to understand them.
Can someone explain what makes the Sig p226 infamous? I’ve always kinda wanted to get one.
Glock 23/19 & 22/17 &27/26 are better to most folks .lighter, easier to shoot , Cheaper , Try them both and see for yourself. What makes Sig and some others popular and idolized is because someone famous used one or some army used it etc , not because its a better gun what ever it may be
This video was really cool. My uncle Sol Atkinson was one of the first navy seals and he helped trained the first Astronauts aswell.
Thanks John. Great video.