@@MikeB128 brooo come on where do you buy fucking 6.5 mm 😂 I've never seen it, it's pretty cool though man honestly i just want that M1 garand and the 1903 lol
They sure don't want anyone to have more than 5 rounds ANYWHERE anymore. Wonder if they forgot about these rifles? They sure didn't want mag limits when they had them.
A friend of mine and I talk about the days you could walk into a big 5 and see a Nazi marked k98 for like 200-300 bucks max. Mosins for 100 on sale. Back in like 2005 even which wasn't even that long ago.
@@gutsjoestar7450 They were importing them still back then, so a large wave of surplus rifles hit the market lowering the price because they were plentiful.
@@TheWhoamaters 'Cause they're designed by developers living in big cities, and probably have never touched a gun in their life. Been playing Cyber Punk 2077, and I swear, the guns in this game look like they used cursed gun images for reference. I think the developer's understanding of guns is "put magic box inside other magic box, then bullets come out magic tubes." I know that game isn't going for realism, but when your trigger group is quite literally blocking the path of the bolt carrier, and your magazine is at an angle so great feeding ammo is impossible, kinda breaks the immersion.
The lebel was created in 1886 which was invented before the stripper clip which was invented in 1888, it was pretty normal at the time to manually reload each bullet into a bolt action repeating rifle until 1888. Nice joke nevertheless 👍👍👍
The problem with the French was that they made a lot of firsts (like the Lebel loading) and stuck with them. Meanwhile the rest of the world saw the inovation , did more research on it (fixed the bugs) and pesented something better, while the French ware stuck with the Beta.
@Master Of Offending : m1 thumb should be impossible with the correct technique. you can use your non-trigger hand to pull back and hold the charging handle from under the gun, and use your trigger hand to push in the clip, then release the handle and give it a soft smack to chamber if needed
@@masterofoffending3908 or as the video poster did, hold back the handle with the last two/three fingers, push in the clip, then take out your thumb and then remove your hand
@@JohnDoe-fu6zt And it was essentially a modified Kropatschek, which is even older. And given that the contemporaries of the Lebel were all single-loading black powder bolt actions, it was still pretty damn good for its time. It just sucked by the time World War I hit.
@@afinoxi well there was more than one million lebel produced, it didn't make sence to replace them some years later the production. And actually, the french have a rifle who have a mauser-like rifle, the berthier rifle.
@@j.yossarian6852 I think when you rack the bolt on an empty gun it engages the bolt hold open and when you press a clip the whole way down it keeps it on
@@j.yossarian6852 mine almost always does. The rounds are tight enough in the clip that without momentum the bolt won't strip the top round. But fully inserting the clip does disengage the bolt hold open as it was designed to do.
^^^ idk man there's nothing scarier or more thrilling than hearing a classic wood n metal pump shotgun being racked, the former or latter depending on which side you're on.
there is a way you can do it to make it pop off. you grab the top round by the bullet and angle the end of the case downward and it pops the clip off before you work the bolt. kinda hard to explain but there are tons of vids.
Honestly, I still think the M1 en bloc system is the best of both worlds. Speed of a detachable magazine reload with an internal and more reliable magazine. Plus the weight reduction from not having to carry all the extra mags. Only 2 real issues are the open action design necessary for such a system and the capacity limitations.
the idea with mags is they are higher capacity, and can be fed with strips if needed. youd need to thumb in maybe 6 clips to get your average 30 round magazine full, just far quicker to change magazines at that point, theyre easier to pull out of webbing too, rather than fiddling with 6 clips in your ammo belt, you just whip out one magazine and slap it in. magazines are still generally reloaded with clips though.
Even though I love our auto-loading generation of weapons, something is just soo aesthetically pleasing about chilling at the range w one of these bolt action rifles.
I hate synthetic stocks. Also the "futuristic" guns with the mags loaded at the back are absolutely hideous. I much prefer wooden stocks and the old style guns.
Bullets have gotten smaller as time went on. Given how only well trained soldiers can pull off rapid, accurate fire with bolt action rifles (an example being the British Expeditionary Force), bullets were probably big back then to ensure that you would kill what you hit with your slow firing rifle. That and typical engagement distances weren't very well established until WWII happened and people found out "even if the rifle/bullet works out to 800m or more, soldiers out of basic training dont tend to shoot that far anyways" since post WWII nations gradually moves onto intermediate cartridges (though this was a slow process, the M14 was still in use in vietnam after all and the M16 didnt exactly have a great debut)
I just watched a man load several styles of clips into several coutry/national firearms, and you know what, I have no regrets, something about it feels satisfying to watch.
Technically all clips are for magazines. Just integrated internal Magzines lol. Incidentaly outside of civilian use. More ammo comes packaged in clips for the soldiers. They just strip them into magazines before going on a mission or patrol etc.
Watching this puts a bunch of stuff about the relative merits of these rifles in contrast. In particular, watching the k98k and 91/30 back to back is quite effective. Also, that no1 mark iv bolt open is so fast you'd be forgiven for thinking it was a straight pull!
Beautiful video. They are all great in their own way. Great video, I hope you enjoy those pieces of history every day! Only thing is that as much as I love the Garand it always gives me a cringe to feel the urgency to get your thumb out of the way. I could feel you feeling that urgency as you loaded it that clip or maybe it was just me. Thanks for the awesome vids.
@@bluberiez he prob played cod and thought the extended mag on the garand was real. Also I’m glad some people liked this comment deadas* I’ve never had this many likes.
@@bruce2655 can confirm, I have a 1939 Battlefield Pick up Mosin-Nagant. Some poor farmer turned Red Army soldier is looking down with disdain, that I, the dirty capitalist, owns his somehow still functional garbage rod.
Their vigilance and proficiency with those rifles prevented three invasions in World War Two. Twice the Germans backed down, and in 1944 the Americans were dissuaded from taking the short cut through Switzerland into Germany.
They trained with them but never fought wars, the Swiss tend to be a contentious people who take care of things and do proper maintenance plus they build things well so their surplus is usually really nice.
It's got nothing to do with being "smooth", it's simply the weak design of the tiny bolt combined with spring pressure....Nothing special about it. It gives you speed, but you lose a lot of strength...
Quite a lot of good memes here about the Lebel lol Just a reminder that in theory french soldiers would reload after every shot, you would use the ammo that was stored in the gun only when order was given to do so, when advancing or in emergency situation.
Russian guns, “they’re cheap! Just like you, go kill them with this” “also here is a cheap bigger one too” British guns, “ok made a decent gun.” “Need more ammo” “ok” Indian guns, “them British guns look really fine don’t they?” American guns, “got this basic rifle like every else.” “Not good enough” “agreed” “semi instead of bolt?” “Yes” ~couple days later~ *PING!*
India was in the commonwealth, but they kept the 2A1 with 12 rounds as service rifle till Indo-China war (1960s), I heard the Chinese were armed with AKs and SKS, outnumbering too! Impressive that they fought on outdated equipment. Gotta get one, though.
1. I love those straight pull Steyr M1895 actions. It's a little stiff to overcome the action but it's fast as heck when you get used to it. Those en bloc clips are great too. They just fall out after you're done shooting. 2. Are some rifles meant to just have the bolt closed on the stripper clip and it will pop out while others have to have have the stripper clips removed first before closing the bolt? Looks like you did both with different rifles. I figure if you did slam the bolt on one, the stripper clip would just bend. It is a disposable item anyway.
They would jam up much easier than a turn bolt. Poor primary extraction. That's why Canada & Austria got rid of theirs. The Swiss are the only ones who kept one for any length of time. The experts say that if they had went to war, their Schmidt-Rubin straight pulls may not have lasted long.
Every other country: "one clip or two and here we go"
France: "loading each round with murderous intent"
France took personal to a whole new level 😂
Slowly loads bullet*
make it count.... make them pay....
Great Britain:"LOADS IN 2 CLIPS FOR MAXIMUM PAIN"
The grudge was real after the Franco-Prussian war
Make sure you got ever shot or you will hit the floor
Watched the whole thing and I can’t decide if the more exotic rifles or the fact you had enough of their ammo is the biggest flex
I don't really have anything that exotic.
The fact that he had stripper clips for all of them
@@MikeB128 brooo come on where do you buy fucking 6.5 mm 😂 I've never seen it, it's pretty cool though man honestly i just want that M1 garand and the 1903 lol
@@MikeB128 I mean Gewehr 95/98’s are an absolute bitch to find these days, especially if they are chambered for the original cartridge
these aren't exotic, clue's in the name. SURPLUS rifles.
Two things I learned from this.
1. Having 5 rounds isn't enough for the British.
2. The French aren't in much hurry.
That mad minute though
They sure don't want anyone to have more than 5 rounds ANYWHERE anymore.
Wonder if they forgot about these rifles?
They sure didn't want mag limits when they had them.
Perhaps the Brits were compensating for the French? Please don't laugh at my terrible joke.
Neither is the French's food
3. China was making weird designs before it was cool
You're a lucky man to be able to have all of these rifles. It's borderline impossible to find one decently priced anymore...
A friend of mine and I talk about the days you could walk into a big 5 and see a Nazi marked k98 for like 200-300 bucks max. Mosins for 100 on sale. Back in like 2005 even which wasn't even that long ago.
@@dethpig420 why was it so cheap
@@gutsjoestar7450 They were importing them still back then, so a large wave of surplus rifles hit the market lowering the price because they were plentiful.
@@gutsjoestar7450they made about a trillion of them in ww2
@@socalsurvivalist857yeah and they stopped due to *ahem* politics
2:38
Mosin: “Nyet, rifle is fine.”
4:54
Sure
Ну конечно
Pochemu "nyet"? Nikto dazhe ne govoril plohovo pro vintovku Mosina, vse soglasniy chto vintovka v poryadke, ili je kak viy govorite "rifle is fine".
I must say, the most satisfying part is that it's being done with haste.
In "a soldierly fashion," as the British manuals of arms puts it. :D
Gotta love all those "realistic" war games where your character moves like they don't know what a gun is
Pulls the chamber back to let a round pop out is golden
@@TheWhoamaters 'Cause they're designed by developers living in big cities, and probably have never touched a gun in their life.
Been playing Cyber Punk 2077, and I swear, the guns in this game look like they used cursed gun images for reference. I think the developer's understanding of guns is "put magic box inside other magic box, then bullets come out magic tubes."
I know that game isn't going for realism, but when your trigger group is quite literally blocking the path of the bolt carrier, and your magazine is at an angle so great feeding ammo is impossible, kinda breaks the immersion.
Yes but not enough speed to join the army if it were WW2 rn
Legends say that some French soldiers are still reloading until today
4:12
The lebel was created in 1886 which was invented before the stripper clip which was invented in 1888, it was pretty normal at the time to manually reload each bullet into a bolt action repeating rifle until 1888. Nice joke nevertheless 👍👍👍
@@adankmeme651 I should woosh you
Llooooil
The problem with the French was that they made a lot of firsts (like the Lebel loading) and stuck with them. Meanwhile the rest of the world saw the inovation , did more research on it (fixed the bugs) and pesented something better, while the French ware stuck with the Beta.
United Kingdom: More boolet
United States: More boolets fired
Soviet Union: "If it works it works"
France: "Hold on a moment"
United States: I guess you don't need that thumb.
@@masterofoffending3908 Experienced Gun Owner: If you're not a blatant moron, "M1 thumb" is impossible......
@@masterofoffending3908 Soon you won't even need an index XD
@Master Of Offending : m1 thumb should be impossible with the correct technique. you can use your non-trigger hand to pull back and hold the charging handle from under the gun, and use your trigger hand to push in the clip, then release the handle and give it a soft smack to chamber if needed
@@masterofoffending3908 or as the video poster did, hold back the handle with the last two/three fingers, push in the clip, then take out your thumb and then remove your hand
Thief: * breaks in*
Gunbro: "i don't know what to kill you with"
False. It just depends on my location in my home when said idiot breaks in. There's no question of with what, ever.
@@ibigboy6975 Care to find out?
@@ibigboy6975 the room is made of guns
@@daygus1115 fool, the room IS a gun
@@daygus1115 his house is a fucking bunker
Britain: More rounds is better
France: I’m not in a hurry
Germany: I am speed
The British lee Enfield is speed+rounds
USA: Why do you need a bolt action guys?
russia: it’s a little wonky but who cares
imagine using bolt action guns
This post was made by M1 gang
Switzerland:comfort is of utmost importance
Every other country: Back in the action in less than 10 seconds
France: "✋"
The Lebel was introduced in 1886- several years before the first clip. It was the first firearm to use smokeless ammunition.
@@JohnDoe-fu6zt And it was essentially a modified Kropatschek, which is even older. And given that the contemporaries of the Lebel were all single-loading black powder bolt actions, it was still pretty damn good for its time. It just sucked by the time World War I hit.
@MDH ok theirs a huge problem that's worst than the last.
What the hell is wrong with that bolt!
Resistance soldiers, every 2 minutes: "cOvEr mE, i'M rElOaDiNg"
France: are timeouts allowed?
Every country: “hey stripper clips are a good idea!!”
France: “let’s reload our bolt action like a shotgun”
you cant but read this with a french accent.
The lebel came before stripper/enbloc clips were even a thing. At the time it was designed, the tubular Kropatschek system was all the rage.
@@lefr33man and 3 years later it was designed and 5 years later that was all the rage and the French didn't bother changing their rifle.
@@lefr33man this man knows his facts
@@afinoxi well there was more than one million lebel produced, it didn't make sence to replace them some years later the production. And actually, the french have a rifle who have a mauser-like rifle, the berthier rifle.
Brits be like: But WAIT, there’s MORE
This is a bullet
Dear god...
And there is more...
No...
@@mr.miguelinkalashnibob9247
WE CANNOT FILL THE ENTIRE GUN WITH ONE STRIPPER CLIP ANYMORE!
[TF2? TF2]
Germans: this is an MG08
British: dear god
Germans: there's more...
British: noo...
S-soldier...
*Sad Rocket Jump Waltz*
Poland be like wait we have non
All of these guns are super cool, but the coolest bolt-action rifle of all time has to be the Lebel xD .
Very annoying in a combat situation, looks very cool
Nah, that honor goes to the Swiss 1911 one
CHRYROSAN I NEVER EXPECTED YOU HERE
I used to watch your vids
No I think it’s the m1903 because it’s American but the Coolist semi auto would be the m1 garand
I love the Swiss Rifles and their Clips, it's so unique and I love it
I could hear the collective “gasp” when you loaded an SKS inside. “BuT mUh sLaM FiRe!”
I was more worried about my M1 to be honest.
@@MikeB128 how common is it for the bolt on a garand to need a tap to come back forward?
@@j.yossarian6852 it's how it's meant to work
@@j.yossarian6852 I think when you rack the bolt on an empty gun it engages the bolt hold open and when you press a clip the whole way down it keeps it on
@@j.yossarian6852 mine almost always does. The rounds are tight enough in the clip that without momentum the bolt won't strip the top round. But fully inserting the clip does disengage the bolt hold open as it was designed to do.
British: “5 isn’t enough now innit?”
French: “Rifle or shotgun?”
Of course not boy, what if you run into 10 enemies?
@@yareyare_dechi How about you stop using 10 bullet guns like a pussy and carry 10 guns with one bullet on each, it's just more practical and smart
@@kaiky_3821 pirates be like
@@kaiky_3821 yea, this is big brain time
@@kaiky_3821 what if you had 5 guns that shot 2 bullets at the same time?
You can't beat the sound of a good bolt action
Thank you mussolini very cool
Old gvns are the best gvns
Hello pinata
Unless it’s the sound of a racking pump shotgun.
^^^ idk man there's nothing scarier or more thrilling than hearing a classic wood n metal pump shotgun being racked, the former or latter depending on which side you're on.
TH-cam's Reccomended : Hey wanna see some dude reload a bunch of surplus rifles with no music?
Me : Yeah ok sure, why not.
The sound of the reloading is better than any music
@@henrydando Agreed.
Would you rather listen to beautiful rhythms that were a result of artists working their craft?
Or listen to music?
The speed of how fast a K98 can be reloaded is amazing. Truly a magnificent rifle design and strong action.
Yeah, and you won't break your finger trying to reload quickly.
Just a way to compensate for 5 bullets per clip
And well made clips
I like how the mosin clips are just like: “nah”. Good to see I’m not the only one!
The first one actually goes really quick, but yeah, Mosins always wanna be stubborn, like the communists they are, lol.
there is a way you can do it to make it pop off. you grab the top round by the bullet and angle the end of the case downward and it pops the clip off before you work the bolt. kinda hard to explain but there are tons of vids.
The top angled round trick doesnt always work. The authentic clips with no cuts work the best. Ive cut myself on repros.
If you do it enough, it's pretty fast. It also depends on the maker of the clips, I have cheap Amazon ones that work decently.
@@Cloudstrife112233 Mosins are not communists
No one:
Absolutely no one:
The Swiss: B O X
True
More like a quare bag really)
But i think its the more satisfying one.
It looks like it can give you scars on your thumb.
B U A X
"How many rifles do you have?"
This man: *Yes*
The proper answer is “Enough.”
Y E S
No
Should be, "How many rifles do you not have?". Lol! I'd love to go to the range with this guy!
@@YOOT_JJ wrong answer
This dude has an insane rifle collection, I'm jealous.
I can feel the reloads almost in a war based urgency, no mess ups and probably the most cleanest reloads. Good job man
let’s just hope you don’t end up with a french one lol
@@dustinnathaniel better than nothing
The Swiss have such a fancy clip. Leather on top is “smacks lips and adds British accent” for the higher class.
Its actually a resin i think like bakelite or something
@@darrengarcia4937 Wax or resign impregnated cardboard actually.
@@waffensammler yeah I remember gun Jesus calling it cardboard
This made me cringe so hard
It is waxed cardboard.
Military leaders: "We need detachable mags to ease and speed up reloading"
This guy: "Why?"
Ig hes pretty good but in a different situation like a war.. geez I would drop my strippers and individual rounds on the ground hahaha
I know I can reload my Lee Enfield No 4 Mk 2 faster with chargers than dad,uncle,cousin and brother can with magazines
Honestly, I still think the M1 en bloc system is the best of both worlds. Speed of a detachable magazine reload with an internal and more reliable magazine. Plus the weight reduction from not having to carry all the extra mags. Only 2 real issues are the open action design necessary for such a system and the capacity limitations.
the idea with mags is they are higher capacity, and can be fed with strips if needed. youd need to thumb in maybe 6 clips to get your average 30 round magazine full, just far quicker to change magazines at that point, theyre easier to pull out of webbing too, rather than fiddling with 6 clips in your ammo belt, you just whip out one magazine and slap it in. magazines are still generally reloaded with clips though.
@@1337penguinman
I think they could extend the magazine capability but it would become heavier for an internal than an external detachable magazine
Awww man thats a beauty 0:53
1:12
2:25
Yes :)
Yes
Straight pull bolt
strait pull is so fuckin satisfying
Same
3:13 This One looks like the most practical to me
@Kjs is the fastest to reload
How a mosin nagant should load: 0:41 vs how it usually loads 2:36
The cool thing about this is that most of these rounds can peirce modern body armor
No they cant not even near half of them can
When recoil control isn’t really necessary you can pack more of a punch, the FAL is a great example of why full auto .308 is an awful idea.
@@nudel6750 Although impractical the FAL is definitely one of the more controllable full auto 308s you should've said the M14.
@@kathyholland1657 pretty sure rifle ammo can pierce through armor
Yea some armor
Girls ASMR: **Ocean noises**
Boys ASMR:
I have other asmr it is wierd
gender stereotype?
@@rch12345 Fax*
Cringe
Facts
Me: **Soaking up the satisfaction**
COD 3 Flashbacks: **Ting**
**M1 Grand has joined the chat**
Real ones hear that sound right now
totally heard the ting while reading the word ting. lol
*PiNg*
bruh I really watched the whole thing waiting for the "ping" sound but that's when I realized that's what sound it makes when you empty the mag😂😂😂
@Kjs I wish he cycled it through like he did for some of the other rifles, just for that sweet, sweet ping.
6:32 that clip tho 😳😳😳
At 2:03 , 6:13
Theres no name but for a frame you can see it
So its
Country : spain
Model : 1916
Caliber : 7x57mm ( original )
7.62x51mm ( updated )
I know I'm late but thank you
This specific gun was owned by the Spanish Guardia Civil (you can see their shield)
This man is singlehandedly responsible for the ammo shortage
Yo facts.
Man *is* the ammo storage
He evolves into the firearm storage
France: "so anyway i started reloading"
Very awesome video. Seeing how you have rifles from the late 1800s up to the mid 1900s. This is truly a masterpiece. I enjoy it a lot.
Didn't knew that i'd fall in love with this sounds. I listen to this 40 mins already, and it is NOT annoys.
Me surfing TH-cam at 1am for something to sleep to:
TH-cam: ASMR Surplus Rifle loading?
Same
Same
5 am here and two weeks in the future but same.
Same
Same.
He even got the limited edition Switzerland magazine clip.
One of the most satisfying videos ever! Well done Mike the world needed this, but the real question is what was the most satisfying to reload for you?
The Last one because this video took forever to make lol.
Thanks for posting this man. Perfect ASMR for focusing in at work and having a nice background sound. Definitely looping this one 👍👍
When the rifle plays bongos at 1:06
Yes 👍
I don't know why loading a rifle sounds like music to my ears.
It is just beautiful
Welcome To America, Listen to our TRUE National Anthem
Username is legit patriot lmao
America, fuck yeah. Here we are to save the mother fucking day yeah!!!!
A man of class, a man of mosin's.
Wait a minute... I’m Vince M...
@@vincentmartineau2006 I’m the real dirty dan
@@vincentmartineau2006 oh shit
@@vincentmartineau2006 oh fuck
Can't get over how COOL those Swiss strip clips are.
True, i find them satisfying as f
lmao i thought they were halarous and silly xD
Cost like $20 bucks a pop last I checked
seems needlessly expensive to make
@@gerald1495
Yeah, in comparison to the clips of other countries, the Swiss ones just seem needlessly expensive.
3:04- Smooth af
i cant describe or begin to understand how stiffing this is, just hearing the clicks and clanks of the metal parts of the guns, its just so good
And they say ASMR isn't supposed to be sexual...have some decency, man!
300 likes and not on comment, I'm here to change that.
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Even though I love our auto-loading generation of weapons, something is just soo aesthetically pleasing about chilling at the range w one of these bolt action rifles.
I hate synthetic stocks. Also the "futuristic" guns with the mags loaded at the back are absolutely hideous. I much prefer wooden stocks and the old style guns.
@@Mustang_1965 Agreed, but modern contemporaries are far more practical.
Can't beat the classics man.
I love how back then they would make absolute monster calibers
Bullets have gotten smaller as time went on. Given how only well trained soldiers can pull off rapid, accurate fire with bolt action rifles (an example being the British Expeditionary Force), bullets were probably big back then to ensure that you would kill what you hit with your slow firing rifle. That and typical engagement distances weren't very well established until WWII happened and people found out "even if the rifle/bullet works out to 800m or more, soldiers out of basic training dont tend to shoot that far anyways" since post WWII nations gradually moves onto intermediate cartridges (though this was a slow process, the M14 was still in use in vietnam after all and the M16 didnt exactly have a great debut)
amogus
The Chad 7.62 vs thhe virgin 5.56
Built with the intent to fuck shit up
13mm T-gewehr
The springfield may not be the best but i love that hearty old sound
1:30
I just watched a man load several styles of clips into several coutry/national firearms, and you know what, I have no regrets, something about it feels satisfying to watch.
I love Mike’s consistency for posting early in the morning. It’s respectable.
i just learned that clips for magazines exist
Technically all clips are for magazines. Just integrated internal Magzines lol. Incidentaly outside of civilian use. More ammo comes packaged in clips for the soldiers. They just strip them into magazines before going on a mission or patrol etc.
One more satisfying thing:
Each gun actually looks like it would come from the country that it does.
Especially German rifles.
There's something about loading rifles that just sounds so good, thank you for this video!
Top notch asmr right here, subscribed keep reloading stuff and make me feel it inside out
1:05 I own that gun and love it to pieces
“ Yea you can copy my answers, just don’t make it too obvious.”
And so the whole damn school copied it
@@blackman5867 france: *sweats intensively*
There’s always been something so satisfying about loading and reloading old bolt action rifles.
This warms my heart. :) The vid is on point :)
Watching this puts a bunch of stuff about the relative merits of these rifles in contrast. In particular, watching the k98k and 91/30 back to back is quite effective. Also, that no1 mark iv bolt open is so fast you'd be forgiven for thinking it was a straight pull!
I can hear your right thumb screaming for help.
It was definitely a little sore by the end.
crazy to think thats probably a light morning for some of those soldiers.
I was impressed how smooth these were, until the mosin did what the mosin does
Gunter G what is the mosin timestamp
@@pringleboi9548 3:37
2:36
Pringle Boi 2:36
Hey, that's all on him. Loading a Mosin without his trusty utility 2x4 at hand, that's what he gets!
Beautiful video. They are all great in their own way. Great video, I hope you enjoy those pieces of history every day!
Only thing is that as much as I love the Garand it always gives me a cringe to feel the urgency to get your thumb out of the way. I could feel you feeling that urgency as you loaded it that clip or maybe it was just me.
Thanks for the awesome vids.
This is like asmr to me it sounds so nice
3:20 I think this rifle was the easiest he found
bruh the m1 garand is not an easy find
@@slowmotionbetterthannomotion. it literally says m1 carbine oh my god dude
@@slowmotionbetterthannomotion. thats an m1 carbine my guy
@@slowmotionbetterthannomotion. oh my god dude its clearly an m1 carbine, the m1 garand doesnt have a magazine
@@bluberiez he prob played cod and thought the extended mag on the garand was real. Also I’m glad some people liked this comment deadas* I’ve never had this many likes.
Oh yes this is the way to make Americans fall asleep.
Until they hear a Russian/Soviet rifle reload:
I HAD A NIGHTMARE!
@@kyo803 nah we own those too
@@kyo803 guns a gun
Ahhhhhh...
Freedom.
💤 😴
@@bruce2655 can confirm, I have a 1939 Battlefield Pick up Mosin-Nagant. Some poor farmer turned Red Army soldier is looking down with disdain, that I, the dirty capitalist, owns his somehow still functional garbage rod.
The 1948 Yugoslavian rifle at 3:43 has the smoothest and most satisfying loading action.
Just a Mauser, like most of the others.
I'm not sure whether this dude is angry or excited when he's reloading
Neither. He just knows what he's doing.
Sexual thrill
Both, both is good.
im going to say that the sound of the metal clip's falling to the ground was truly ASMR
Now this is the time of ASMR I can get behind. Now we just need a 10-hour video of some dude doing this with every gun imaginable.
Remember when people got weird in your cycling video because they thought you chambered one round? Imagine what's racing through their mind now.
I always wonder if Switzerland actually used their Rifles.
For shooting practice maybe
For display, yes
Their vigilance and proficiency with those rifles prevented three invasions in World War Two. Twice the Germans backed down, and in 1944 the Americans were dissuaded from taking the short cut through Switzerland into Germany.
They trained with them but never fought wars, the Swiss tend to be a contentious people who take care of things and do proper maintenance plus they build things well so their surplus is usually really nice.
The reason why switzerland neutral but have army is because they are prepared for an invasion and the whole country is basically a trap
How did I watch this when's it's 3 am here
I posted this at 3AM and am actually up too.
@@MikeB128 go to bed bro
Out of every riffle, Chile has the most crisp-sounding ones
Yesssss
3:03 that bolt was so smooth that he used just his pinky finger to pull it back! Awesome!
It's got nothing to do with being "smooth", it's simply the weak design of the tiny bolt combined with spring pressure....Nothing special about it. It gives you speed, but you lose a lot of strength...
The 1895 Austro-Hungarian is a work of art. It’s beautiful to watch.
It has the best reloading action imo, so simple.
1) British : likes more bullets
2) French : slow reload with murderous intent
3) Switzerland : a nice clip
I gotta be honest Swiss and Ottoman clips are satisfying af
The italian ones just slide in
Aka the wallet clips. So weard but oddly practical.
Quite a lot of good memes here about the Lebel lol
Just a reminder that in theory french soldiers would reload after every shot, you would use the ammo that was stored in the gun only when order was given to do so, when advancing or in emergency situation.
Yup. I've covered that in other videos.
I literally fall asleep listening to this
Man I wish Mosin stripper clips were designed to auto eject...
Yea but then it was designed for multiple guns.
They sort of do if you load them right and the rifle is right and the clips are right.
I've got one clip that can auto eject if i load the mag in a specific way with it. It even makes a distinct "ping" sound too
this reminds me of BF1
I just wish they were designed to work...
Russian guns, “they’re cheap! Just like you, go kill them with this” “also here is a cheap bigger one too”
British guns, “ok made a decent gun.” “Need more ammo” “ok”
Indian guns, “them British guns look really fine don’t they?”
American guns, “got this basic rifle like every else.” “Not good enough” “agreed” “semi instead of bolt?” “Yes” ~couple days later~ *PING!*
India was in the commonwealth, but they kept the 2A1 with 12 rounds as service rifle till Indo-China war (1960s), I heard the Chinese were armed with AKs and SKS, outnumbering too! Impressive that they fought on outdated equipment.
Gotta get one, though.
And that day, a legend was born.
French guns: “Pierre you give this rifle stripper clips?” “What the fuck are stripper clips??”
God I just love the japanese ones and the M1 Garand. The swedish ones were nice too (I'm swedish myself, so that's why I like them)
recently discovered this channel and i think pushing the clip away with the bolt is the most satisfying thing on par with the M1 ping
Best asmr i've seen in a while
2:00
Country: Spain
Model: 1916
Caliber: 7x57 (Original)
7.62x51 (Updated)
Yep, not sure what happened there. I'm sure you won't be the last to comment with that.
Spain was truly ahead of the times weren’t they? Using 7.62x51 before anyone else in 1916.
@@dutchplanderlinde4845 The actual message was 7x57mm (Original) and 7.62x51 (Updated).
Spain adopted the 7x57 in 1894 in the named mauser modelo 1893 and later in the 40/50 change to 7,62x51
0:27
Me:read argentina at the top
Instantly me an argentinian: YEEEEEEEEEEE
VAMOS ARGENTINA PAPÁ
Siendo Chileno me gusto akfcjkskask
VAMO ARGENTINA
Tfw argentina had better reloads than france
1. I love those straight pull Steyr M1895 actions. It's a little stiff to overcome the action but it's fast as heck when you get used to it. Those en bloc clips are great too. They just fall out after you're done shooting.
2. Are some rifles meant to just have the bolt closed on the stripper clip and it will pop out while others have to have have the stripper clips removed first before closing the bolt? Looks like you did both with different rifles. I figure if you did slam the bolt on one, the stripper clip would just bend. It is a disposable item anyway.
Mosins and Swiss clips don't fall out. Mauser and MAS 36 do.
Who else actually finds it peaceful to sleep to this 😌 such a satisfying sound.
Straight pull bolts are so satisfying.
They would jam up much easier than a turn bolt. Poor primary extraction. That's why Canada & Austria got rid of theirs. The Swiss are the only ones who kept one for any length of time. The experts say that if they had went to war, their Schmidt-Rubin straight pulls may not have lasted long.
In my home: bOLt AcTioN DoOR LoCk.....
Lol same dude
3:03 really shows how smooth those no.4 actions are
Other countries: Using clips are faster
France: **Humming noises**
I never found such passion for an asmr video