Not sure if it helps at all, but while at work, i have my tablet and desktop on auto play watching yalls play lists. I remember Othais saying yall need to maintain viewing hours over a month to reapply for monetization. I think.
Thank you, Othias, for continuing to "over-explain the crap out of" it. Don't let anything stop you! I hope that this is still a labor of love and the politics of the platform aren't weighing you down.
Oh yea, I am one of those viewers who watch for the history and technical stuff mostly. Find me another channel where a major factor in French,British, American, German, Chinese, Japanese and the list goes on can be discussed in such interesting detail. All the while avoiding any political issues of who was using them outside of which side of the war it was in. I have always appreciated that they treat the guns as tools of men, they have no political stance of their own.
I'm personally of the camp where I'd rather see him cover something from outside WW1 than something kinda utterly insignificant. I'll still watch 'em though...
@@planescaped ww2 guns will be the next set of series of videos focused solely on them we still have lots of ww1 guns so until they done we wont see non of the more modern guns used in ww2
Yes! It's been too long and I was hoping you would cover this one. Don't know why, I've just always thought it was really cool-looking. Video was awesome as always, thanks for everything you guys do.
Have you ever considered an episode (or several) on the industrialization of small arms manufacturing in the last 1800s - early 1900s? It seems there is a large amount of useful historical context in the discussion of the transition to factories and machining instead of individual craftsman.
This is something I have been thinking about a lot. I did my masters in economic history on industrialization of the log house building in Finland, and after seeing a Forgotten weapons episode about early pistols I have been regretting I left my University. That would have been really interesting field. Well, interesting enough that someone have probably already been studying it, but you know... It is a huge undertaking thought. A massive task to cover properly without good financing. Maybe I'll just search for some previous studies and read those for fun.
They have not. They were doing ok, now they are on a massive deficit. YT is still the biggest revenue source. So if they do not get re-monetized, the channel is done for
Othias, Mae, Bruno, Mark, my T-shirt makes me smile every time I see it in my closet and I smile each time a new video appears in my feed. Thank you. The work needed per episode of Primer and Anvil is staggering. We appreciate you all so much especially right now. Thank you very much to the mystery man Paul who was very kind and shared his collection with us today. :) Much love to you all.
Thanks for continuing to be one of the few channels featuring firearms that even lefties like me who are just here for the history and the mechanical engineering can enjoy. I've learned so much about the wider history of WW1 through the lens of this series as you cover so many aspects that the history books we had at school just don't bother to touch on.
The fact that you even mentioned the battering of the workers by the feast or famine cycle brings me so much joy, even if it were only briefly. I know it's just a historical fact, but hearing someone speak on the labor aspect of the arms industry in this period is really cool for me as someone who does labor organizing.
That's manufacturing for you. Spent some time at a steel mill; after a whole summer of crazy overtime and nonstop sprinting they canned 23% of the entire division.
Have one. It was given to my granddad in 1918 when Germans retreated in Switzerland when leaving the Colmar salient. An officer of a medical unit asked a young soldier for some food, as he brought bread, cheese and cold cuts with a basket of beer bottles the officer thanked him handing him his pistol. That young soldier was my Granddad.
Uh-oh! That Lewis Gun at the end has an Othiasizer on it. It turns the sound of the gunshots into Othias saying "BANG", in an attempt to either confuse your enemy, or to cause them to start laughing so uncontrollably that they cannot properly fight in the unfortunate event where War Were Declared!
Actually, Othias has theorized that one of the methods YT is employing in their crusade against our civil rights is running video soundtrax thru a spectrum analyzer looking for the sound of gunshots. Hence his test to see if this vid gets taken down rapidly...
I’ve got one of these guys. It’s been passed down from my grandfather to my dad, then to me. It’s a bummer the grips are missing. Thanks for the history lesson on this pistol!
So did I - thank you Mae&Othais&Crew! ... and thank you for the great T shirts btw. I get asked all the time what that plastic pokey hand stands for ;-)
Othais, *really* good to hear you saying this is the pre-teen years of the show. I'll be subscribed as long as you produce whatever you produce, be it this or anything else. Mae, just stay amazing. GoogleTube is lower than a snake's belly in a wagon rut. I loved the bang-up ending. LMAO. And thank you, thank you, thank you. This is future history lessons for hundreds of years to come. Every second of your research is worth it, Othais, every second. Edit: I bookmarked this episode solely for the purpose of finding the bang-up ending again. It slew me.
I have a Commercial Model 3 that was imported to the USA and is marked Germany on the slide locking Knob. It is a lovely pistol and I have carried it for years.
Impressively simple mechanics for this one, although I somewhat don't trust enought the systems with slipping sear without prominent disconnector. Good to see a 32 ACP for a change too! Glad to see you still being at it despite YT's discourage!
Informative video. I myself have this weapon, in type two. I have owned it for maybe 50 years getting it about 1970. I like it enough to purchase 500 rounds of .32 auto. I have taken it to the range a few times and mine works flawlessly for a 107 year old gun. If I had CCW I would have no problem carrying it. 👍🏻
Hi, Otias, i have the Sauer export model in Argentina, (minute 28:00 ) with the curious detail that is perfect shgape, but pitting one side oxide, perhaps for having been born in belt clip holster. If you have history of this model i'll really appreciate, because is a transitional molde, is not famos as 1913 or the WWII double action one
There seems in my mind some shared features with this pistol and the H&K P7M8 (PSP) which has a similar striker system, a recoil spring around the barrel, and the slide hold open feature that was a flat tab on the side near the trigger well. Add a gas piston to the Sauer 1913 and it could be the little older brother of the P7M8/PSP
Have you guys looked at Floatplane? I personally don't like patreon but I would definitely pay to watch. Also, dubbing "bang!" over the Lewis gun clip was the funniest thing I've seen all week, absolutely amazing!
Othais, I watched you on Ian's Forgotten Weapons and liked it all. So I am here, subscribing and now going back to Small Arms of WWI Primer 1. There will be much binge viewing going on but it's still going to take me a while to catch up to you. This gonna be fun....
Sooo, it's June 17/20, I've been watching it nightly and that's how long it takes to get caught up to episode 116. Thank you Mae and Othais for all your hard work on an excellent product.
If yall at all like this show and want it to continue join the patreon I just did as youtube just cut funds for them. Seriously even if your a cheapo 1 buck a month wont hurt ya. Great content is crazy amounts of work in editing far more than anyone realizes unless you have done it. Dont let YT control what content we can see, which if they dont have funds to go on this show will end. Sign up even at the lowest level.
Interestingly enough, ever since you were demonetized, I've been seeing more and more of your videos in my general home screen. Which is just plain odd to me
Sound effects? Those weren't sound effects! That Lewis was outfitted with an Othiasizer. It's designed to mask the sound of the shots to sound like Othias saying "BANG" so you can either confuse your enemy into submission, or cause them to laugh so hard that they cannot effectively fight in the event that War Were Declared!
They have demonetized the Channel And yet I have 3(2x) sets of adds in this episode. So that means someone is making money on it. Now TH-cam is just flat stealing from you 😡
@@maewinchester2030 Which is why I ad-block YT. They can get Zero revenue from my views. I Patreon the channels I think are worth supporting. It's just a shame such a small percentage of viewers feel the same way.
The city you mentioned - Suhl - is spoken like "sool", and the country (nowadays a federal state in Germany) is usually spoken Thuringia by english native speakers. Hope this helps you... :-)
The city of Suhl has a very long (probably the longest) history of weapons manufacturing in Germany. Among the big names founded in Suhl are Sauer, Haenel, Krieghoff and Merkel. Other firearms companies founded in the neighboring town of Zella-Mehlis are Carl Walther and Anschütz.
By any chance is Paul from Arizona? I met a Paul years ago who was purging his 22 and 25 cal collection to focus solely on 32 pistols. His collection was amazing.
I know shooting room is at a PREMIUM but I'd LOVE to see you do world war 1 and world war 2 guns interchangeably in the future as guns you couldn't do before find you.
So, not your first or even second gun: Would you consider the little Saur for a third, fourth or last resort? Then again, perhaps 'Kamerad' was the better option at that point.
As another TH-camr would say it looks like quite the little dandy firearm! Interesting it found itself into the war but I can completely see it being a officer only weapon. Or particularly useful for plain-clothes, concealed carry operations. The amusing parallel to that in modern times is the navy m11 a1, a sig Sauer 229 ("upgraded") for us navy use fits the same niche (for some units).
My grandfather bought a Behördenmodell it's nice because it's safety doubles as a slide hold open. It's still in the family and its in my mothers right now and I'm next in line for it.
Be careful - the barrel width is slightly wider than modern ammo - eg : 1990's Fiocchi can send the brass down the barrel (ach!) and the secondary trigger safety is twit-itchy) - of course ANYTHING w/ 3-Ryk marks is sabotaged : )
Great Show TH-cam should be proud of having on their platform. TH-cam management please recognize you need to encourage providers like this and reverse direction and support them. Nice new hat. Are we going to be able to buy it?
This video is awesome. I inherited one of these and have used it minimally but is a very interesting piece. If someone could discuss the proper ammo for it. Was it designed for fmj? Or was it designed for lead rounds the rifling is very shallow.
Could the strange mag safety button be depressed while the mag is not inserted and so make it possible to work around the mag safety? (trying to come up with a reason for the button)
Maybe I'm the weird one here, but I actually like the idea of the trigger acting as a slide (or bolt) release. Not so much in this particular example where it's the ONLY slide release and the hold open is also in the trigger guard, but stripped of those less than stellar 'safety' features it seems to me to be a decent way to simplify operation of a defensive weapon. One less button to worry about remembering to press when trying to get your CCW back into action under stress oughta make the gun easier to use in the event it's needed, especially for less experienced shooters.
Cant you pull back on the slide to release it? Bypassing pulling the trigger? If so wouldn't it be a feature that could be used only by those wishing to?
Seriously, he stops calling it "The War of Northern Aggression" and THEN they demonetize 'em? F- the big business advertisers, all they want is Stalingrad movies and soap operas. Howabout a pro gamer playing a soap opera sim set in Stalingrad?
Thank you everyone for the support! We will continue to produce these even if TH-cam decides this is not the kind of content they want to endorse.
Not sure if it helps at all, but while at work, i have my tablet and desktop on auto play watching yalls play lists. I remember Othais saying yall need to maintain viewing hours over a month to reapply for monetization. I think.
@@greenbean7853 Oooooo is this true? If so, my cats would absolutely love to learn about WW1 small arms while I'm gone during the day. 🐈🐈🐈 😉
Whatever we can do to help let us know.
That little gun had some serious kick!
I love the attitude. Damn the torpedoes, full steam ahead! 🤘🏻
Thank you, Othias, for continuing to "over-explain the crap out of" it. Don't let anything stop you! I hope that this is still a labor of love and the politics of the platform aren't weighing you down.
Oh yea, I am one of those viewers who watch for the history and technical stuff mostly. Find me another channel where a major factor in French,British, American, German, Chinese, Japanese and the list goes on can be discussed in such interesting detail. All the while avoiding any political issues of who was using them outside of which side of the war it was in. I have always appreciated that they treat the guns as tools of men, they have no political stance of their own.
I'm personally of the camp where I'd rather see him cover something from outside WW1 than something kinda utterly insignificant.
I'll still watch 'em though...
@@planescaped ww2 guns will be the next set of series of videos focused solely on them we still have lots of ww1 guns so until they done we wont see non of the more modern guns used in ww2
I was fearful that no new episodes would be uploaded, thanks for the effort you put in for us.
Was in the same boat.
You can make sure they keep coming by supporting them on patreon. Thats all thats keeping them afloat now (that I know of)
Thank you, Paul! We greatly appreciate your assistance and generosity.
How is this not the top comment?
I'm always happy to contribute.
Yes! It's been too long and I was hoping you would cover this one. Don't know why, I've just always thought it was really cool-looking. Video was awesome as always, thanks for everything you guys do.
Can i recommend 2 channels, gregs airplanes and automobiles, and Drachinifel. Love your memes and history videos.
@@greenbean7853 It's all coming together
Commercial firearms: exist
The Military: *I am once again asking for your support*
Have you ever considered an episode (or several) on the industrialization of small arms manufacturing in the last 1800s - early 1900s?
It seems there is a large amount of useful historical context in the discussion of the transition to factories and machining instead of individual craftsman.
This, so much! I've been hoping for something like that for a long time.
This is something I have been thinking about a lot. I did my masters in economic history on industrialization of the log house building in Finland, and after seeing a Forgotten weapons episode about early pistols I have been regretting I left my University. That would have been really interesting field. Well, interesting enough that someone have probably already been studying it, but you know... It is a huge undertaking thought. A massive task to cover properly without good financing. Maybe I'll just search for some previous studies and read those for fun.
Maybe when they’ve finished with WWI
Thank You Othais for your effort and time. You're doing great work.
I’m so glad you were able to diversify your funding enough to where the slimy move by this platform won’t tank the channel
They have not. They were doing ok, now they are on a massive deficit. YT is still the biggest revenue source. So if they do not get re-monetized, the channel is done for
@@rlosable You have it backwards. Patreon was the biggest source, YT recently became noteworthy, then they got demonetized.
Othias, Mae, Bruno, Mark, my T-shirt makes me smile every time I see it in my closet and I smile each time a new video appears in my feed. Thank you. The work needed per episode of Primer and Anvil is staggering. We appreciate you all so much especially right now. Thank you very much to the mystery man Paul who was very kind and shared his collection with us today. :) Much love to you all.
You are welcome. Happy to share the .32's with C&Rsenal
Man that Lewis gun at the end is a real banger. I'll see myself out.
Thanks for continuing to be one of the few channels featuring firearms that even lefties like me who are just here for the history and the mechanical engineering can enjoy. I've learned so much about the wider history of WW1 through the lens of this series as you cover so many aspects that the history books we had at school just don't bother to touch on.
The fact that you even mentioned the battering of the workers by the feast or famine cycle brings me so much joy, even if it were only briefly. I know it's just a historical fact, but hearing someone speak on the labor aspect of the arms industry in this period is really cool for me as someone who does labor organizing.
That's manufacturing for you. Spent some time at a steel mill; after a whole summer of crazy overtime and nonstop sprinting they canned 23% of the entire division.
The groupings are pretty impressive for a gun over 100 years. This oldie is not gold. It's a diamond
Thank you Paul
You're welcome. happy to contribute.
I upped my monthly contribution after the first notice... Love what y'all do!
This was the best "War were declared" so far.
For those wondering, the text on the 25 pfennig coupon is a little rhyme which translates as: "In Suhl you can get revolvers and pistols."
Thank you Paul for letting lending them your pistol. Thank you for this amazing channel and all your hard work in persevering history.
You're welcome. happy to contribute.
@@paul2864 hat tip to you.
appreciated!
Awww. Mae didn't try to demonstrate the "slide release" with live rounds in the weapon. Where's your sense of adventure?
it's me or just that slide release system using the trigger are same to those 1930's Czechoslovakian semi auto rifles
Not too big a deal at the static range whilst pointing it into the backstop, but bad habits are sneaky.
"Are you straight?"
"No Im not straight, thats a problem"
I died....
Thank you folks. I greatly appreciate this.
Don’t let you tube get you down. History never dies, and you guys make damn sure of that.
Have one.
It was given to my granddad in 1918 when Germans retreated in Switzerland when leaving the Colmar salient.
An officer of a medical unit asked a young soldier for some food, as he brought bread, cheese and cold cuts with a basket of beer bottles the officer thanked him handing him his pistol.
That young soldier was my Granddad.
Uh-oh! That Lewis Gun at the end has an Othiasizer on it. It turns the sound of the gunshots into Othias saying "BANG", in an attempt to either confuse your enemy, or to cause them to start laughing so uncontrollably that they cannot properly fight in the unfortunate event where War Were Declared!
What was the other video where he did that?
Actually, Othias has theorized that one of the methods YT is employing in their crusade against our civil rights is running video soundtrax thru a spectrum analyzer looking for the sound of gunshots. Hence his test to see if this vid gets taken down rapidly...
I’ve got one of these guys. It’s been passed down from my grandfather to my dad, then to me. It’s a bummer the grips are missing. Thanks for the history lesson on this pistol!
I'm really glad that you made this episode, I wanted to see this gun on your show ever since I spotted it at a museum.
Really like your videos...super excited to get email alerts notifying me of new C&Rsenal uploads...!!!
oh cool. i've been waiting for y'all to touch on this model.
So did I - thank you Mae&Othais&Crew!
... and thank you for the great T shirts btw. I get asked all the time what that plastic pokey hand stands for ;-)
Best group for a pocket pistol yet! Keep fighting the fight.
Othais, *really* good to hear you saying this is the pre-teen years of the show. I'll be subscribed as long as you produce whatever you produce, be it this or anything else. Mae, just stay amazing. GoogleTube is lower than a snake's belly in a wagon rut.
I loved the bang-up ending. LMAO.
And thank you, thank you, thank you. This is future history lessons for hundreds of years to come. Every second of your research is worth it, Othais, every second.
Edit: I bookmarked this episode solely for the purpose of finding the bang-up ending again. It slew me.
Love the bullfrog f/x of that slo-mo "Bang!" @ 48:15... X-D
I have a Commercial Model 3 that was imported to the USA and is marked Germany on the slide locking Knob. It is a lovely pistol and I have carried it for years.
Impressively simple mechanics for this one, although I somewhat don't trust enought the systems with slipping sear without prominent disconnector.
Good to see a 32 ACP for a change too! Glad to see you still being at it despite YT's discourage!
47:45 this would be acceptable as a workaround.
I laughed so hard at that
Informative video. I myself have this weapon, in type two. I have owned it for maybe 50 years getting it about 1970. I like it enough to purchase 500 rounds of .32 auto. I have taken it to the range a few times and mine works flawlessly for a 107 year old gun. If I had CCW I would have no problem carrying it. 👍🏻
Hi, Otias, i have the Sauer export model in Argentina, (minute 28:00 ) with the curious detail that is perfect shgape, but pitting one side oxide, perhaps for having been born in belt clip holster. If you have history of this model i'll really appreciate, because is a transitional molde, is not famos as 1913 or the WWII double action one
There seems in my mind some shared features with this pistol and the H&K P7M8 (PSP) which has a similar striker system, a recoil spring around the barrel, and the slide hold open feature that was a flat tab on the side near the trigger well. Add a gas piston to the Sauer 1913 and it could be the little older brother of the P7M8/PSP
Have you guys looked at Floatplane? I personally don't like patreon but I would definitely pay to watch.
Also, dubbing "bang!" over the Lewis gun clip was the funniest thing I've seen all week, absolutely amazing!
just wanna say i like the new close in camera angle from the table top you can see a lot of great detail
Othais, I watched you on Ian's Forgotten Weapons and liked it all. So I am here, subscribing and now going back to Small Arms of WWI Primer 1. There will be much binge viewing going on but it's still going to take me a while to catch up to you. This gonna be fun....
Sooo, it's June 17/20, I've been watching it nightly and that's how long it takes to get caught up to episode 116. Thank you Mae and Othais for all your hard work on an excellent product.
Thank you Paul!
Happy to contribute!
Huzzah! First Primer of 2020!
Going back to the .32 roots
If yall at all like this show and want it to continue join the patreon I just did as youtube just cut funds for them. Seriously even if your a cheapo 1 buck a month wont hurt ya. Great content is crazy amounts of work in editing far more than anyone realizes unless you have done it. Dont let YT control what content we can see, which if they dont have funds to go on this show will end. Sign up even at the lowest level.
This is the best video on youtube (at least in english :D) about S&S M1913!
Interestingly enough, ever since you were demonetized, I've been seeing more and more of your videos in my general home screen. Which is just plain odd to me
hey, a fellow bass player at my favourite beans channel - what's your favourite bass+rig?
@@JosipRadnik1My fretless 1985 Fender Jazz Bass Special, Thomastik Jazz Flats, and a Trace Elliot 7215 SMC Combo Amp.
me too.. all older episodes... double ads every 15 min.... 2what gives??
@@Sreven199 nice... personally, i can't do bolt on... 79 b.c. rich eagle bass w/ barto pre an pickups, custom 6 string carbon graphite neck thru fretless, swr Mo'bass ampeg pro series 4x10 hlf 1k watts
@@Sreven199 and dr strings or rotosounds
Thanks Paul.
You're welcome. happy to contribute.
An entire video about the sauer family would be amazing
The last few minutes were great.
10/10 on Lewis gun sound effects
Sound effects? Those weren't sound effects! That Lewis was outfitted with an Othiasizer. It's designed to mask the sound of the shots to sound like Othias saying "BANG" so you can either confuse your enemy into submission, or cause them to laugh so hard that they cannot effectively fight in the event that War Were Declared!
They have demonetized the Channel
And yet I have 3(2x) sets of adds in this episode.
So that means someone is making money on it. Now TH-cam is just flat stealing from you 😡
Oh yeah of course they haven't stopped running ads. They just don't want to pay us the ad revenue.
@@maewinchester2030 Which is why I ad-block YT. They can get Zero revenue from my views. I Patreon the channels I think are worth supporting. It's just a shame such a small percentage of viewers feel the same way.
The city you mentioned - Suhl - is spoken like "sool", and the country (nowadays a federal state in Germany) is usually spoken Thuringia by english native speakers. Hope this helps you... :-)
It wouldn't be C&Rsenal if Othais pronounced foreign words correctly.
The city of Suhl has a very long (probably the longest) history of weapons manufacturing in Germany. Among the big names founded in Suhl are Sauer, Haenel, Krieghoff and Merkel. Other firearms companies founded in the neighboring town of Zella-Mehlis are Carl Walther and Anschütz.
By any chance is Paul from Arizona? I met a Paul years ago who was purging his 22 and 25 cal collection to focus solely on 32 pistols. His collection was amazing.
wow you doxx'd paul how dare you
@@slaughterround643 he's replying with his full name on other comments. No doxxing involved.
I'm joking, though...
What a beautiful gun, thanks Paul
you're welcome
Ok, the Lewis Gun outro with sound effect was hilarious! Actually reminded me of ROTC.
I know shooting room is at a PREMIUM but I'd LOVE to see you do world war 1 and world war 2 guns interchangeably in the future as guns you couldn't do before find you.
Based Otis, the reliable poster
So, not your first or even second gun: Would you consider the little Saur for a third, fourth or last resort?
Then again, perhaps 'Kamerad' was the better option at that point.
Love that HD Lewis fire.
Thank you, Paul
Excellent video. I picked up one of these a few months ago.
"bang bang bang bang" lol Love it ... testing the "system"
Damn... Bruno, your animations are looking great.
The firearm looks super futuristic for it's time. Looks like a star wars blaster
Thanks for another great video guys
As another TH-camr would say it looks like quite the little dandy firearm!
Interesting it found itself into the war but I can completely see it being a officer only weapon. Or particularly useful for plain-clothes, concealed carry operations. The amusing parallel to that in modern times is the navy m11 a1, a sig Sauer 229 ("upgraded") for us navy use fits the same niche (for some units).
excellent episode
Nice looking little pistol I would think it was also sold with a natty holster as al these little lovely seemed to be.
I had a Walther PPK from the Second world War in the 32ACP..it was a nice little gun! Good video!
thanks Paul !
thank you paul
welcome
Paul thanks
My grandfather bought a Behördenmodell it's nice because it's safety doubles as a slide hold open. It's still in the family and its in my mothers right now and I'm next in line for it.
Be careful - the barrel width is slightly wider than modern ammo - eg : 1990's Fiocchi can send the brass down the barrel (ach!) and the secondary trigger safety is twit-itchy) - of course ANYTHING w/ 3-Ryk marks is sabotaged : )
Have you guys covered the Mauser 1898 small ring action 1st pattern and 2nd Pattern Karbiners?
They had 18.5 inch barrels?
Thanks Paul!
You're welcome. happy to contribute.
27:42 often called the "1319". Almost 😉. Just wanted to say I found an error, which made me very pround of myself.
Were bots reading the closed captioning and flagging videos? Is that why I was treated to these new and glorious closed captions?
I proudly fly my Super Doot and War Were Declared shirts. Long live the channel!!!!
That thing looks like you took it off a OT Star Wars set
Great Show TH-cam should be proud of having on their platform. TH-cam management please recognize you need to encourage providers like this and reverse direction and support them.
Nice new hat. Are we going to be able to buy it?
"The whole kit AND the kaboodle"
I know you are waiting for someone to admire your writing.
44:31. So, people who have to reset their hand on the grip to draw a Sauer usually sound like a drunk German sailor? XD
I find that Roth-Sauer oddly aesthetically pleasing.
Thnak you, Paul!
most welcome
Thanks Paul. :D
You're welcome. happy to contribute.
This video is awesome. I inherited one of these and have used it minimally but is a very interesting piece. If someone could discuss the proper ammo for it. Was it designed for fmj? Or was it designed for lead rounds the rifling is very shallow.
Thanks for the history
Could the strange mag safety button be depressed while the mag is not inserted and so make it possible to work around the mag safety?
(trying to come up with a reason for the button)
"bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang" i dont know why but it gets me every time xD
What Sauer are you trying to find?
Maybe I'm the weird one here, but I actually like the idea of the trigger acting as a slide (or bolt) release. Not so much in this particular example where it's the ONLY slide release and the hold open is also in the trigger guard, but stripped of those less than stellar 'safety' features it seems to me to be a decent way to simplify operation of a defensive weapon. One less button to worry about remembering to press when trying to get your CCW back into action under stress oughta make the gun easier to use in the event it's needed, especially for less experienced shooters.
Interestingly enough, I have one of these and haven't seen much info on them before this.
Though mine is a later model
This makes me happy!
Cant you pull back on the slide to release it? Bypassing pulling the trigger? If so wouldn't it be a feature that could be used only by those wishing to?
have you ever done a segment on the Girandoni air rifle?
I have no idea who Paul is but he has a very nice gun there, it's beautiful
What fell off the lewis gun when May was shooting it? (Front view)
Sweet and Sauer
"Duplicity"? (42:50)
I am new to the channel and I really enjoyed the review!
Is the Lewis gun saying “bye bye bye” or “bang bang bang”???
That animation really makes this gun look simple as heck to make.
_ten minutes later_
What spring is? How does trigger?
39:13 take away monetization and he's got nothing to lose
Seriously, he stops calling it "The War of Northern Aggression" and THEN they demonetize 'em? F- the big business advertisers, all they want is Stalingrad movies and soap operas. Howabout a pro gamer playing a soap opera sim set in Stalingrad?