Jek Trava buy your premium raffles at the raffle shop, and for each raffle increases the chance to get extraordinary prizes, such as the premium award that includes: the stokes mortar, a Lewis light-machine gun, four mills bombs, a standard British gas mask, a SMLE raffle, a raffle grenade projector with two raffle grenades, a British uniform, and a trench club. All for the price of 8000 raffles.
Allies:germany wanna see magic Germany:yes Allies:come here Axis:ok Allies:*grabs bar strarts shooting* Germany:AHHHHHHH Allies:see they are gone that's magic Germany:where are they Allies:they got shredded by our guns
Filip The Stielhangranate or in literal term Stick Hand Grenade was the Germans good grenade. longer ranges for it. but today round ones are used for cqc and very compact. If it were a full fledged war, I'd go with the stick grends
Filip with the handle they could throw it much farther than the baseball-shaped grenades used by other powers, but they lacked fragmentation abilities, and relied on purely the concussive blast, which had a smaller kill radius than the fragmentation grenades. In WWII they started to put metal jackets on them to widen said radius. so it's really some give and take with that design
One historian said it was useful for such things as prodding POW's along, opening bully beef tins and toasting bread. But as a tactical weapon, it was antiquated.
learning about ww1 makes you realized how terrifying it must have been to be a soldier in a trench. Plus the majority had no say in whether they went or not, it was conscription. I'm thankful I never have to go through that experience.
Joshua Begin read "all quiet on the western front" it's called one of the greatest books of all time, and really shows those fears you said in better light. It was written a few years after world war 1. Check it out, you'll love it.
Not eachother. Only chimps and humans do so regularly. Also, watch The trench. Captures what living in a Brittish Trench must have been like quite well
I very much appreciate your informative videos. My great grandfather served in WW2 my great uncle in Vietnam. One of the guns first listed in this video the Einfield .303 is in my family's possession and I am doing research to find out if the cereal number on the gun could be used to identify if it was used in WW1. Any tips or information on that would be well appreciated thank you.
Yes the BAR was not realy engaged in WW1 because comes too late and in little number (2 months before end of the war), the Lewis was heawy, so was near always use on support like the French Hotchkiss machine gun...
Great video, but how could you forget the Feldspaten? It was used much more than the trench club, and is rather exclusive and iconic weapon of the Great War.
Fun facts: The Steyr-Mannlicher used a straight pull bolt, giving Austro-Hungarian troops a slight advantage. Also, several rifles made it into WW2: the Springfield carried over as a sniper rifle, while the 1938 carbine version of the Gewehr 98 (Kar98k) was common among German troops. The M1918 Bar also transfered over, with updates made in between the wars. In 1915, there was actually an experimental SMG called the Standshutze Hellriegel M1915, made by Austria-Hungary (never left prototype phase). The M1911 did come over, with few changes.
The ‘03 Springfield was the standard issue rifle to the US Marine Corps through the end of 1942. They also took Thompson’s with the round drum mags and gangster foregrips to Guadalcanal and other early land battles
@` I don't play Battlefield 1, and I know of many modern weapons like automatic rifles being issued to armies, but not being that used. I just was saying that they missed those weapons, I never said that were highly used.
Someone may have mentioned this already, but you didn't include the use of pump shotguns by US troops. The use of pump shotguns was devastating in taking enemy trenches to the enemy that the Germans filled a grievance against the US. I believe they used modified Winchester Model 1897, known officially as the Model 1917 Trench Shotgun.
Even though it isn't the best rifle ever made. What other gun can you buy for 150-250 dollars, that is as cool as a Nagant. Plus it fires 7.62 which is a pretty easy to come by round
The rifle used by the Ottoman army in the early years of the war was the old Martin rifles, but later these rifles were replaced with the 1903 Turkish Mauser
Oscarr Rocha I am haha, BF 1 definitely ignited an interest in WW1, which I think is a good thing, I'm sure more people are becoming interested all because of a videogame
Mp 18 is a very interesting weapon. Arguably the first smg that was used in combat. I think the thompson actually saw some action, but not anywhere near enough to prove it's worth. I think my favorite though is the flamethrower. It was without question the most terrifying infantry weapon in the war.
The Thompson was just about to go into production to be given to American soldiers but the war ended before it could. It was sorta in a prototype phase at that time anyways so they fully finished it after WW1
The trench club is certainly the most "interesting" of these, given that it demonstrates how terrifyingly effective what is basically stone age tech still was in the first world war. I found it interesting that early assault rifles were already in use at the beginning of WW1. I thought they weren't developed until sometime during the second world war.
I would like to see one about the war between Denmark and germany in 1848 and the second war in 1864. Ps love your Channel! I'm crazy about history and these are like a drug to me
0:55 the Springfield wasnt the standard issue rifle for the AEF, in 1917 only 25% of soldiers were issued with these.The rest being given American Enfields.
also another inaccuracy in that clip is that they used a Springfield 1903A3 instead of the mark I Springfield 1903 the 1903A3 wasn't used till world war 2.
Evren Saygın the Lee Enfield was British, the American Enfield wasn’t. Better known as the United States Rifle, cal .30, Model of 1917, or the M1917 Enfield was the American redesign of the British Pattern 14 Enfield.
Now for the idiots that are saying that the Springfield wasn't issued as much he's talking about the rifles that represented the countries involved each country brought their own rifle to the battle he stating generic rifles standard rifles not souped-up ones from a fucking video game
0:10 ...I know I may be late,but did you use Battlefield 1 sound for opening a Battlepack Edit: Just saw the rest of the comment section and yes...I am 4 years too late... Anyways have a nice day everyone
"Hey America I know we invented chlorine gas and the wex flamethrower but shotguns are really mean so pls stop" -Germany
Its tru tho
Germany was pissed about us using shotguns
Salty much germany
Dear, Germany
No -America
LOL! Ain't that the truth!
@Christian Pujols Germans did worse anyway.
We have lost objective Butter
*_The enemy is being reinforced with an armored train_*
We have taken objective butter
😂
We have secured the sector
We have taken objective Apple’s
The raffles most commonly used by the allies.......
Jek Trava buy your premium raffles at the raffle shop, and for each raffle increases the chance to get extraordinary prizes, such as the premium award that includes: the stokes mortar, a Lewis light-machine gun, four mills bombs, a standard British gas mask, a SMLE raffle, a raffle grenade projector with two raffle grenades, a British uniform, and a trench club.
All for the price of 8000 raffles.
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And the draft raffle, used 100,000 young men as ammunition
Jek Trava he’s saying it the cool way lol.
Plays battlefield 1 once,
Hello class I will teach World War I
Grape Mental Actually, if I do a 828 million hour marathon I would be able to
Plays battlefield 5 once, Hello class I will teach World War 2.
@@apinyabuakla5196 no play bfv once hello class i will teach how to make the worst intros.
soviet is retarded me plays battlefront chosen A280 ok class let’s talk about rifles
Apinya Buakla N
0:10 Does that sound remind you of anything BF1 players? It’s the battle pack opening noise.
VladdyDaddy it is the opening sound
Woah another skin for the mp 18, wowiwowthankyousomuchohthankswow
@@BopLouie bruh until today I don't have any mp 18 skins
And you now what i still opening those crate every weeks the game is still fun tho
the feeling of disappointment when you get a really nice skin for a premium gun you dont have
A bunch of Germans walked into a BAR
None came out
*Woody laughs sarcastically*
Allies:germany wanna see magic
Germany:yes
Allies:come here
Axis:ok
Allies:*grabs bar strarts shooting*
Germany:AHHHHHHH
Allies:see they are gone that's magic
Germany:where are they
Allies:they got shredded by our guns
B A R also stands for bolt action rifle
I get it
In the context of WW2 they had a garand time!
0:10 Is this the sound when you open a crate in battlefield?
Ya
csjdruid
omg...
ya
yea lol
csjdruid yeah it is!
I think those German grenades (Used in WW1 and WW2) had a very smart design... It's allot easier to throw it than the round ones...
Filip The Stielhangranate or in literal term Stick Hand Grenade was the Germans good grenade. longer ranges for it. but today round ones are used for cqc and very compact. If it were a full fledged war, I'd go with the stick grends
Filip with the handle they could throw it much farther than the baseball-shaped grenades used by other powers, but they lacked fragmentation abilities, and relied on purely the concussive blast, which had a smaller kill radius than the fragmentation grenades. In WWII they started to put metal jackets on them to widen said radius. so it's really some give and take with that design
Ian Huffdog Yes that is true. There are lots of grenades with other uses. Like the Japanese grenade of WW2 can be used as a landmine.
Filip
Smae
Filip
yeah, because with the round ones, they're much easier to fall if you don't hold it hard enough or (maybe) if your hands are wet...
1:53 I like how excited he gets when he talks about the BAR
You don't?
Connor Falcon lmfao idk why i find this so funny
Braning atamatic rafle
true patriotism
Funny how just 20 years later it was more so obsolete.
Who's here because they have had an interest in ww1 and historical weapons before battlefield 1 was announced?
im macedonian tovarish
Кристијан Ристески me
Кристијан Ристески ooooh I'm sooooo cool
Кристијан Ристески me /:
Кристијан Ристески me
1:16 Well I found a new meme template.
Lol
My brain reminding me of all the cringy stuff I did years ago while I'm trying to sleep
exactly what i thougt
Soldier walking: Me trying to go outside my room to socialize
Soldier with a bayonet: "Look who decided to get out of his cave"
0:31
“THE RAFLES”
IKR
McDonalds has good tastes apparently
A fellow rural guy
very American
The Royal Air Force les
The most common rifle used by the U.S forces was the Enfield Model 1917, 3 times more than the Springfield 1903
A retooled variant of the Pattern 1914 rifle designed by the British.
I’m not sure why they didn’t include it
The Chauchat was more significant than the BAR, but also went unseen, though it did get a verbal reference.
And the Lewis gun was American not British
@@williams6206 the Lewis was created by americans, but Great Britain was the one using
0:31 The Rafles most commonly used
Right
Not raffles it’s waffles
@@jherman6132 that’s why Belgium lost ww1 Lmao
@@heanvisalseyhak9487 lol
Yeah the accent just randomly changes lol
when ur scary knife that intimidates enemies is really just ur way of making toast
One way to pit it, King XD
Ever watched Villager News 3?
Never knew that the bayonet was used to open a can of beans, roast some food and make a toast
Also soldiers would stick cheese on the bayonets to lure rats out.
I bet the brits used the bayonets more for cooking and other things besides killing
And to kill each other
Carthago Delenda Est it’s a joke genius
One historian said it was useful for such things as prodding POW's along, opening bully beef tins and toasting bread. But as a tactical weapon, it was antiquated.
1:30 the way you said toasting bread was funny to me. And also:
TACTICAL BREAD TOASTING
You need the tactical butter knife my dude
Lol
Toasting bre-
*gunshot*
Machine guns
Are you tactically toasting bread or toasting tactical brwd
@@korfrag6865 he was shot lmao
1:20
Hi, your probably wondering how I got to this moment...
... Well let me tell you a story of....
@@balasankarajith2923 ok grandpa
Baba o'riley plays
learning about ww1 makes you realized how terrifying it must have been to be a soldier in a trench. Plus the majority had no say in whether they went or not, it was conscription. I'm thankful I never have to go through that experience.
Joshua Begin read "all quiet on the western front" it's called one of the greatest books of all time, and really shows those fears you said in better light. It was written a few years after world war 1. Check it out, you'll love it.
War sucks, but a lot of people are too pattriotic or nationalist to admit it!
Not eachother. Only chimps and humans do so regularly. Also, watch The trench. Captures what living in a Brittish Trench must have been like quite well
A few years later... NORTH KOREA DECLARE WAR ON USA.
Ummm no the British propaganda campaign got millions to join willingly
And pickaxes, for making trenches, and for putting to enemy helmets. Horrible.
Favorite melee weapon of BF1
Lol
I know I'm late but did they really use a bf1 battlepack opening for the sound 0:08
Luke Lawson ya
omg
yup
I think that was intentional
The writing on the stick grenade translates as: Before use insert detonator.
Thought You Should Know
Surprised it took so long for someone to point that out :D
JoJo4514 cool
JoJo4514 dAnkashen
JoJo4514 thanks
Joseph S-D 9
@0:09 Sound familiar my fellow gamers?
Rylan Aranaydo Lmao that battlepack noise XD
Rylan Aranaydo ye
Daniel Dennis
K
Yep
Rylan Aranaydo BF1 opening a crate
0:09 battlefield 1 battlepack opening sound
What about the Kolibri gun XD
Vietnam Mapper The Kolibri was the best thing ever invented
theyve forgotten the AutomaticoM1918
and the Standschütze Hellriegel M1915
T No The Hellriegel was LITERALLY NEVER used.
Clover The Gun Nut itwas used but in very limited numbers
T No it was a prototype that was mever used
The raffles used by the allied
powers
Echo Zero LOL I thought the same thing
Raffles?
You ever heard a southern accent?
Jimmy Freakin’ Hendricks I’m also from the south. But where I am, most adult men sound just like he does.
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1:32 “opening can and toasting bre...” BAM!!!
Lol
One issue, you put experimental submachine guns, but no shot guns? Shotguns were used fairly widely during both world wars
That's because I want to make a unique video on them, give me a chance yeh?
The mp18 wasn't experimental it was actually adopted by the German imperial army for ludendorff 's offensive the hellrigel was experimental
Huntrain Partrain not widely used during WW1, only when the U.S joined the war at the end.
@Simple History ikr
the trench club is terrtfiying
You clearly haven't seen how they used flamethrowers during trench cleaning operations.
1:33 such as opening cans and toasting brea
Brea- *Gets shot*
The rafles though, and the brea, so much brea
infantry weapons of ww2 please
😁
Soon
righit chaps we have oredrs to make the hit and use the lewis gun
yay!
KSA gamer To many really
German army = Empires army
German "storm troopers"
coincidence? i think not
@rc car I’m with you
I bet the first German in space created a lightsaber
@Lieutenant Dakota 😂
Star Wars Get your own ideas
It is Ottoman Empire not Turkey
I mean they were still Turks so
They were basically the same thing at this point since the empire pretty much lost everything that wasn’t turkey
No one cares we sometimes call the soviets Russians because there russian
Overrated Seagull I meant the other way around
ZachAttack28 the Ottoman Empire was also known as the turkerish empire
And now we have bunch of Automatic and semi-matic weapon in battlefield 1, only sniper can use the most common rifles.
Tang Mingchen don’t forget medic
Battlefield 1 Battlepack opening sound affect 0:10
maybe it's not just from Battlefield 1 (like a stock sound affect) but that's where I heard it from
1:18 Surely that isn't a military pratice. Pointing a bayonet that close to another allied soldier?
the backround of the image is an officer telling someone how not to avoid a bayonet attack. look it up
@@everettjohnson5709 ok, thank you
:)
1:26 german be like like a give a fuck
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Ahmad abdal I
Ahmad abdal english?
i feel battlefield had a heavy influence with the weapon choices in this video
sindey 2000 Obviously ya fucking idiot
sindey 2000
wow gee, thanks for telling us, we would've never guessed that without you... #sarcasm...
you're welcome
KOBF sindey 2000 wow it’s not like ww1 is not just for battlefield could be made
Agreed
I didn’t know that Joe Swanson did voices for WW1 stories
That sounds nothing like him
They sound completely different
seserty gh it’s been one year you don’t have to respond
@@dillonb.2048 2 years now
@@GangsterWaluigi idc
I really liked the Lewis Gun
fuck you buddy, fuck you and your auto weapons
Sark Kaunzen Lmao
Sark Kaunzen well, that escalated quickly...
@@alexkasema3575 lmao triggered
I like the SMLE MKIII it's interesting
Rongxia Lin Yea it's like a machine gun when used by a mass line of troops because of its VERY smooth bolt.
Great sniper in BF1
Germany: were gonna be mean >:D
Us: use shotgun
Germany: no pls stop :(
Copied..
Germany used camping it wasn’t very effective
America used shotgun it was super effective
most American were issued with 1917 Enfields
And not M1903 Springfields, ok
isn't the M1917 Enfield more widely used by American Expeditionary Forces?
Maxim Gun US Marines and snipers still used the M1903, but yes, the M1917 was more widely issued.
Maxim Gun I think you are thinking about m1911
Bodenator That is a pistol, the M1917 Enfield he's referring to is a bolt-action rifle.
Man I love history who’s with me
History is cool.
🙋♂
Wait doesn't this emoji resemble something historical......
Meeeeee!!!!
@@balasankarajith2923 ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I think
🔫 🐎💂
The gewher 98 is my favorite
Taegeon Ahn it's my favourite too
Springfield I like. Also the mosin nagant.
SMLE hold the crown.
Kar 98k's got the crown, the SMLE is the queen.
german!
Yeah don't lie I heard that Battlepack open in the beginning of the video
We put easter eggs in some of our videos, look / hear out for them :D
I've heard the BF1 Headshot sound somewhere in one of them...
I very much appreciate your informative videos. My great grandfather served in WW2 my great uncle in Vietnam. One of the guns first listed in this video the Einfield .303 is in my family's possession and I am doing research to find out if the cereal number on the gun could be used to identify if it was used in WW1. Any tips or information on that would be well appreciated thank you.
The flamethrower because of the shear fear and intimidation factor.
Honestly, the most interesting gun to me seems like the MP18i
My Most interessting weapon is The MP 18
Actually Italian weapons are more interesting
@@local38on-tv not really
@@grzyruth9205 I mean your probably right as I don't remember typing this
Tbh I prefer the Winchester model 97
lee enfield and lewis gun
Awesome channel just found it love it
The M1917 Enfield was used more than the Springfield by the US....
Yes the BAR was not realy engaged in WW1 because comes too late and in little number (2 months before end of the war), the Lewis was heawy, so was near always use on support like the French Hotchkiss machine gun...
Isn't the Villar Perosa the first submashinegun?
Great video, but how could you forget the Feldspaten? It was used much more than the trench club, and is rather exclusive and iconic weapon of the Great War.
Fun facts: The Steyr-Mannlicher used a straight pull bolt, giving Austro-Hungarian troops a slight advantage. Also, several rifles made it into WW2: the Springfield carried over as a sniper rifle, while the 1938 carbine version of the Gewehr 98 (Kar98k) was common among German troops. The M1918 Bar also transfered over, with updates made in between the wars. In 1915, there was actually an experimental SMG called the Standshutze Hellriegel M1915, made by Austria-Hungary (never left prototype phase). The M1911 did come over, with few changes.
Nice
The ‘03 Springfield was the standard issue rifle to the US Marine Corps through the end of 1942. They also took Thompson’s with the round drum mags and gangster foregrips to Guadalcanal and other early land battles
Working on a power point for World War 1! Thank you so much for gun information!!!
You forgot 100 other weapons.
He can't include every weapon
@@jameszerwig3653 you missed the semi-automatic rifles, the Fedorov Avtomat M1916, the Automatico modello 1918 and many others
@` I don't play Battlefield 1, and I know of many modern weapons like automatic rifles being issued to armies, but not being that used. I just was saying that they missed those weapons, I never said that were highly used.
Actually 253 other weapons
He said some
I like the BAR
0:01 INFANTRY WEAPONS OF WW1
Yes bro
Bro had a vision 🗣🙏
uhh the American's didn't use the Springfield in ww1 that much.
yes they did get your facts
You could have went into detail on the pistols - that would have been interesting.
The canopener was invented years after canned food, because it was only available for soldiers who always had a knife or bayonet with them.
The pronunciations and drawings... but muh accuracy...
"The raffles"
1:58 that gun looks like the T-21 heavy blaster from star wars good inspiration
The Lewis gun?
Yah
The T-21 in the origional movies was literally a Lewis gun with the magazine removed and ribs added to the barrel shroud.
0:10 battlefield 1 battle pack opening sound
0:46 Fun fact this is the gun that JFK was assassinated with.
0:10 Battlefield 1 chest opening
You deserve waaay more subs. Good job👍
Hey at the start, isn't that the battlefield 1 create opening sound effect
0:10 that sound gives me flashbacks of getting skins for pistols in legendary battlepackd
0:22 why does the whole thing go into the gun with metal still on it
I think they got confused between an en bloc and a stripper clip
The firing pin wouldnt like that
@@inasvids4747 lol definitely not
0:31 "the rafles most commonly used are"
🇺🇸
Rafles 100
he must have a southern accent
Someone may have mentioned this already, but you didn't include the use of pump shotguns by US troops. The use of pump shotguns was devastating in taking enemy trenches to the enemy that the Germans filled a grievance against the US. I believe they used modified Winchester Model 1897, known officially as the Model 1917 Trench Shotgun.
It was commonly referred to as the "trench broom" great weapon. The Germans have a history of calling "FOUL!" Whenever things don't go their way.
Mosin Nagant is one of my favorite rifles ever made.
One of the most mass-produced military bolt-action rifles in history!
Moist Nooget XD
Ethan Shreve Mosin is a bad rifle, it jams and has a hard bolt. the 98k is a more viable rifle for it's smooth bolt.
Even though it isn't the best rifle ever made. What other gun can you buy for 150-250 dollars, that is as cool as a Nagant. Plus it fires 7.62 which is a pretty easy to come by round
Ethan Shreve
i think the lebel rifle looks awsome...
most terrifying weapon I've seen is my mom my pillow fort can't handle her rolling pin of suffering.
The rifle used by the Ottoman army in the early years of the war was the old Martin rifles, but later these rifles were replaced with the 1903 Turkish Mauser
Battlefield 1 Infantry Weapons of WWI Part 2
We may do one on experimental weapons and equipment if people want to see that
Yes
Hellriegl×100,000,000,000
Is anyone here because of bf1
no, I'm here because I like other shit than videogames.
Dankus Memus same
Oscarr Rocha I am haha, BF 1 definitely ignited an interest in WW1, which I think is a good thing, I'm sure more people are becoming interested all because of a videogame
nope verdun and tannenberg
Yea
Battlefield 1 teaches all of these things ❤
Mp 18 is a very interesting weapon. Arguably the first smg that was used in combat. I think the thompson actually saw some action, but not anywhere near enough to prove it's worth. I think my favorite though is the flamethrower. It was without question the most terrifying infantry weapon in the war.
The Thompson was just about to go into production to be given to American soldiers but the war ended before it could. It was sorta in a prototype phase at that time anyways so they fully finished it after WW1
The trench club is certainly the most "interesting" of these, given that it demonstrates how terrifyingly effective what is basically stone age tech still was in the first world war. I found it interesting that early assault rifles were already in use at the beginning of WW1. I thought they weren't developed until sometime during the second world war.
0:10 when you get a new weapon skin
I would like to see one about the war between Denmark and germany in 1848 and the second war in 1864. Ps love your Channel! I'm crazy about history and these are like a drug to me
The mediaeval trench Club
Girls Pillow fight: Ow you hit me to hard
Boys Pillow fight: 3:21
the us used the m1917 enfield in 30-06 more then the 1903
I can’t even imagine hand to hand combat, no guns, no grenades, just the way men have been fighting for thousands of years
Gas, rifles, machine guns, planes, artillery those are simple words but it express horror in the field
0:55 the Springfield wasnt the standard issue rifle for the AEF, in 1917 only 25% of soldiers were issued with these.The rest being given American Enfields.
also another inaccuracy in that clip is that they used a Springfield 1903A3 instead of the mark I Springfield 1903 the 1903A3 wasn't used till world war 2.
Evren Saygın the Lee Enfield was British, the American Enfield wasn’t. Better known as the United States Rifle, cal .30, Model of 1917, or the M1917 Enfield was the American redesign of the British Pattern 14 Enfield.
Now for the idiots that are saying that the Springfield wasn't issued as much he's talking about the rifles that represented the countries involved each country brought their own rifle to the battle he stating generic rifles standard rifles not souped-up ones from a fucking video game
Evren Saygın the m1917 is the American designation for the British P14 after it was converted to 30-06.
@@wellthen.......9384the Springfield wasn’t used as much as the m1917 in ww1
0:06 haha I had my history test on trench life and we had to explain the trench conditions using that picture with the gas masks
Gas hood*
The most common rifle issued to American troops was the US Model 1917, not the Springfield 1903
My favorite is the MP 18 it is very interesting.
Edward Hahm I'd take a 1911, and a BAR.
Heinrich BAR is light mahinegun it is very very heavy thats why it is not the recommended one if you are looking for light portable weapons
Weaponry
0:13 Rifle
1:15 Bayonet
1:35 Machine guns + smg
2:30 Flamethrower
2:46 Grenades
3:01 Pistol
3:14 Club or Melee weapon
I love to see the blood of my enemy’s drip down my guns knife
And the golden toast every day at the campfire :)
I'm wondering about the different gases that they used
Chlorine Gas and mustard gas scripts have been written, look out for these videos soon!
Awesome
Glory to the BAR!! The best gun in Los Angeles Noire!!
0:10 ...I know I may be late,but did you use Battlefield 1 sound for opening a Battlepack
Edit: Just saw the rest of the comment section and yes...I am 4 years too late...
Anyways have a nice day everyone
0:52 the Springfield was actually very uncommon in WW1, the M1917 Enfield was the most common rifle used.
This channel is phenomenal! Can't wait to see more!