THE ALMIGHTY BAR !!! 🙌
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Greetings from Hungary 🇭🇺 also Lets Go Brandon
I’d wanna be by you in WW3 irl
I love you
The classic American B.A.R served our boys right in WWII
Probably one of the only times that you can say 'This is a 20 round magazine' and be absolutely happy while saying it. Also one of the few rifles that actually looks human sized and it isn't just Scott making the gun look small.
Im the size of a buffalo so it just seems normal to me lol
Awww lol awww
I knew a guy in the Navy who carried an M14 during security alerts & he's big enough that it looked like a .22 in his hands.
Really how big is Scott? Looks average sized to me
The bar is a huge rifle in person.
I had a blast making this video! I hope you enjoyed it! Thanks for supporting the channel! You all are the best!!!
Love the channel
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How much that cost asking for a friend
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Ratatouille with gun called ratatatatata
My dad carried one all the way thru the Korean War. Loved it so much, he brought six home with him. Proud to say that all six still reside comfortably in the safe.
I'll give you a years salary for one
@@captaincumrag42069 sorry, never gonna happen. They are all willed to be donated to Arlington.
So just sitting there doing nothing. Awesome
@@slomorico8711 dudeeee noooooooo. I get it man but dangggg dude keep it in the family why would they do that? I know the answer it just saddens me because my grandfather brought back tons of rifles and while we do still have two(mp40) and a Thompson, I really wish we had all of them.
@@jasontodd1141 sad to say, I'm the last of my line. The gunny past two years ago at 88. I'm now the soul remaining person of my name. His collection was massive, he brought home so much ordnance, vehicles and equipment from both Korea and Vietnam. And then ran secured transport company contracted to the Gov. Needless to say, our basement looked like the surplus store that Arnold raided in the movie "Camando". Almost al gone now cept for the bars and a few choice modern pieces, I still have enough to "properly " outfit a five man team including a 1974 duesanhalf with only 2700 miles on it. But, yes the bars will go to Arlington. They were his favorites, they can rest with him.
The B.A.R. and 30-06 may not be the newest bell at the ball..... but you can't deny the firepower of this classic combo.
My father was an infantryman in the 6th Div 20th Regiment in South Pacific during WWII. Being older than most, larger, and an experienced marksman, he was assigned to carry the B.A.R. That made him a very important target for the Japanese, and he finally fell to a sniper's round during the invasion to take back the Philippines. Ever since I was old enough to understand something about firearms, the B.A.R. has held my fascination and awe. Thanks for this video, loved your enthusiasm and humor.
Tom, make sure the next time you go see your dad or talk to him, please tell him there are too many who thank him for the sacrifice him and your family made. You sound like you became a man he could have been proud of if he was here.
Sir my condolences on the loss of your father. However, what an amazing man to stand up and serve our country. Please know that we appreciate his sacrifice. God bless you and your family.
Thank you for your family's sacrifice.
I'm sorry for your father. I lost mines last year and it is one of the hardest thing I ever had to deal with and still having a hard time dealing with it. Your father was part of the greatest generation. True heroes! They fought bravely and savagely when everything was at stake. They made the ultimate sacrifice. I sincerely thank him and thank you for sharing his story.
Appreciate his service!
My grandfather carried one of these during WWII. He always talked about how much he hated lugging it around, until it came time to rock and roll and then he was thankful for every ounce of that heavy sumbitch helping to stay on target. Awesome video!
Great grandfather carried a Ross Mk3 into battle during ww2 world War guns be hitting different heavy AF
Sounds like a good veteran.
My grandfather carried someones sister
@@dimasmafiaempire7908 lmfao
Common opinion amongst the men who carried the section support weapon I think. They hated it for its weight, but when it came time to use it, it was a whole different ball game.
My Great Uncle Doug carried one in WW2. He marched and fought with Patton in Europe. And he said "I was the shortest one in my platoon but carried the biggest gun". God Bless you Uncle Doug... RIP, Amen.
Wait if he was with General patton does this mean he was in the 3rd army then?
RIP in peace Uncle Doug, u absolute beast of a man
Finally a GunTuber/TH-camr giving the BAR the _respect_ it _deserves_
Dont forget about hickok45
ALL HAIL DA BAR 👐
is a trash gun prob one of the worst in american service
@@blubbblubb.7867 A very unique view. And pretty unfair when you see trash like the Chauchat the Marines had to work around in France.
They had slings with cups at hip length..butt in the cup, and start walking and spraying.
My dad was a scout in Korea, carried a BAR and laid down fire as the troops advanced. Learned more about him at his funeral than he ever said in life
My great grandpa fought at the Chosin reservoir in Korea
@@paulmckarns5259 He didn’t talk about it much but I heard some of his stories and he was one of the best men I knew
Yes those mass Chinese infantry assaults had to be surreal!
I have read were artillery men were firing their howitzers horizontally at these mass attacks!
I didn't find out about anything my grandfather did in WW2 until over a decade after he had passed.
Honor to him. wtf when a scout carries around a BAR. >_> mad respect.
That 30-06 is no joke. It's still a major use caliber today, 115 years after it was created.
Yes sir and if you can get the full metal jacket, you can clear shoot through a car at the motor.
@@eljefe8564 I love 30-06 and even own a Remington 700 chambered in it but I know damn well a full metal jacket isn’t going straight through an engine block lmao.
@@andrewbeckman351 Yeah. And it'll do it under water too... You couldn't make that shot with an M2 AP round much less an FMJ.
@@eljefe8564 Fudd alert.
* laughs in 7.62x54r *
My dad was in Airborne 3/508 "red devils" and was known for being a very fast reloader with the BAR. So all the top brass came out to watch him on the range one day. He finished all his mags and stood up and turned around not knowing all these people were watching him. The weapon was still in the low ready position. All those high ranks watching him immediately dove for cover. He just laughed. I hunted with him for many years and yeah his barrel discipline was not the greatest. Had to crouch a few times and tell others to keep an eye on his gun.
During World War II, some infantry squads managed to acquire a second BAR. All that 30-06, along with the rest of the squad's M1s, going downrange must have been devastating.
"Run away!" *said in German*
@fizzlewickfizzle6485 it's very hard to answer, when your comrades are exploding. 😂
That 30-06 round is incredible. Has so much power for such a versatile cartridge. You should setup a trail cam to see what animals come lurking when you're not on the range. Especially with all of that food that goes flying.
Good call I was thinking that to. Coyotes are probably like Scott is shooting again. Let’s get that nacho cheese and beans and what’s left of that Turkey.
Was thinking of something similar too after watching a bunch of Shawn Woods Mouse Trap reviews
Now that's a GREAT idea!
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Lol exactly what I said in the 10g sawd off that the animals love the sound of high caliber gun fire at the KB range good eating after 😆
My Father carried a BAR in Patton's army as they rampaged across France; all the way from Normandy to the Battle of the Bulge. He was wounded in a mortar attack, the only survivor of his squad. He was only 5' 6", ~160, picture him humping that 20 pound BAR all the way! At least he had an ammo bearer to help keep the BAR fed. He said that volunteering to carry it was the worst decision of his army days. The first time I picked one up I wondered how the hell he did it, plus, the guy with the squad automatic weapon was always in the thick of the fight. All those soldiers in WWII were amazing, as are all of our Veterans!
How many people here have fathers or grandfathers who are 5' 6", 150-160 lbs and carrying the BAR? Starting to suspect bot posters in the comments.
That's why I always find people trying to get rid of any ounce for their EDC a bit ironic. Until only a few decades ago people didn't just carry full size guns, but they did it wearing woolen clothing in summer with a tie and hat, shaved every day and didn't think their model 19 or 1911 was too heavy to be a good carry. And if you figure in how scrawny some people were during the Civil War and earlier ... Just look at images of people doing back breaking labor in the third world, they are often small, scrawny people and yet they will carry a load to the market on foot over distances that would completely exhaust even very strong and fit people in the West.
I don't thats real
@@NightmareKato its likely most BAR operators were 5'6" with the average height for a male being so short in the 1940s
De l' Ardenne
I know the BAR is amazing and all but can we just take a second to appreciate 30.06? The sheer power alone of that round is just ridiculous, and coming out of whats essentially an early SAW platform its simply insane. Certainly glad im not on the other end of that.
A lot of American, and at least one technically Canadian, rifles are chambered in .30-06. I think it's safe to say that there was plenty of interchangeability amongst American WWII infantry.
I appreciate the artistic factor of those slow motion scenes…I can imagine to have very inspiring conversations if those were displayed at an art gallery.
you know he's having a blast when he starts giggling like a tickle me elmo
underrated comment of the month
It kinda blows my mind that with all the monster guns you've fired on this channel the BAR provided some of the most satisfying slow-mo we've seen to date. That gun is just shy of being a disintegrator. 30-06 appears to hold it's own with the likes of the elephant guns.
.30-06 has roughly 50% more velocity than .700 nitro express. The .30-06 is one of the first modern Rifle cartridges that focuses more on Velocity and Ballistic Coefficient than sheer knockdown power, and the performance speaks for itself.
This is one of his best!!!
Let US not forget...🍦FJB🍦
@@MrEMA433 FJB forever 🇺🇲
@@Nathansansfrontieres we won 2 World Wars with it.
@@MrEMA433 Yes indeed!!!
You are such a big kid! In the best possible way! Laughing your head off after every shot; doing all the stuff we'd love to do! I love it!
This is one of the good ones! The coolest thing is Scott having fun, it makes me want to be there! A hug to everyone!
I hung with a kid in HS('85), we were helping his dad clean out his graddads house after he had passed away.
His Grandad served with the 101st at Bastogne. In his footlocker in the attic were a disassembled BAR, a m1911, a P38 and an MP40. All packed in weird paper like grease bags. His father looked at us both and said "not a f*cking word about this to anyone"
SCREAMING EAGLE. RIP. BEST OF THE BEST. ABLE TO BRING THEM WEAPONS HOME? CAN'T DO THIS ANYMORE.A FRIEND OF MINE SON TRIED TO BRING BACK A FEW WW2 GERMAN WEAPONS CAPTURED IN IRAQ. He figured out how to smuggle them back. Now on display in his home.
@@e.a.corral4713 I would've loved to know the backstory of those weapons.
up until after Vietnam, servicemen could bring certain weapons- handguns, bolt action rifles, semi auto rifles , as long as they were "foriegn ", home as war trophies, after approval & filling out an assload of paperwork.
And there you are, telling everybody :)
Why did you tell us? The ATF is COMING RUNNNNNN!!!
@@dudeonacow9917 good luck to the ATF tracking them down after all these years🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You know Matt's watching this, going between smiling and envy all at the same time... nicely played Kentucky Ballistics 😄
Scott's really raising the bar......
until matt buys a full auto BAR
Matt has a BAR...
Matt bought the GM6 Lynx....so I think he got the last laugh.
Its OK. Whenever kb sells merch matt makes money.
My uncle was a BAR assistant and then carried the BAR in WWII in the Pacific after the main guy bought it. He called it the "Splattermatic". He always describe it use as "splattering" the Japanese. Now, I can see why it was given that name.
Ooooooh man that's fucked
I love it 😂
My PaPaw used one of these during WW2 in Europe.
He was 6foot2 with a solid frame so they made him a BAR man.
He told me he preferred the M1 though because of accuracy. He grew up in backwoods Arkansas hunting to live. So he eventually wound up as a sharpshooter. Told me some incredible stories.
RIP PaPaw
30-06...turning cover into concealment for over 100 years. I got to shoot a BAR at Knob Creek, it was a awesome experience. I want one of these Ohio Ordnance Works BAR, now.
The 30-06 is a beast, and when you get it in semi automatic, it's godly.
The same company makes the HCAR which is a modern day BAR
30-06 is a mans caliber. Love the 06. American muscle car in a bullet.
@@CaesarAugustus27_ cringe mainstream gun enthusiast
@@CaesarAugustus27_ cringe NATO caliber
@@CaesarAugustus27_ Not everyone can afford a 50 Cal
This is Scott. He’s easily the funniest dude I’ve ever watched with guns! Hahahaha!!!! These are great days we’re livin boys! We’re jolly green giants! With guns.
Even when I'm having the worst day, I can watch these and be given pure joy lol
The BAR is one of the most amazing firearms ever created. God bless John Moses Browning. And this guy's laugh as he shoots the BAR cracks me up.
There is even an improved version of it called the FN-D made in belgium
Ahem... * Bren gun * ....
Yes, he is an absolute lunatic.. glad he is still with us.
The BAR was out of date by WW2. No quick change barrel, small notedly flimsy magazines when everybody else was using top feed or belt.
@@killbot2006 the Bren is good too, but the BAR you cant go wrong with it. And I'm glad he's still with us as well.
@@SvenTviking true, but it still got the job done
My father carried one in Italy in WW2. He was 5'6" max. He said they took the bipods of as they were not really useful and added a lot of weight to the barrel. (who wants to undo wingnuts to deploy your bi-pod and retighten them before you move) He said when you would run with the bipod down it would invariably start to spin like a propeller in a most ungainly way. Guys would also weld 2 mag bodies together to make 30ish round mags but he did not use them because "I wanted my gun to work." In his unit at lease, all the BAR gunners used black tip AP exclusively and never tracers. If you shot your entire complement of mags in rapid succession, the gun was "used up". It his experience, there were 2 ways it was used. As an infantry rifle, firing singles to not draw all the fire, and wide open to suppress the enemy for movement or to break contact. He said it had good sights and was very accurate as a rifle but on for the first shot of a burst.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing
I've heard another reason for removing the bipod was to make the gunner less of a target. You always want to take out the automatic weapons first. Without the bipod, it looks more like a regular battle rifle
Thanks for sharing this story. I guess I always thought the BAR was given to the biggest guys they could find. Would love to hear more of his stories.
Thank you for sharing.
Oh man; I'd swear I could feel the concussion from each round released. I'm in love. Thank you for the post.
This reminds me of a day at a range with my Remington 740 Woodsmaster in .30-06. It was crushing everything we shot like this. My best friend and I had a blast and had purple bruises from the lightweight gun with its metal buttplate the next day.
Damn, I was thinking he had an original BAR - still fun though. 30-06 machine gun is terrifying and amazing!
The rate of fire is pretty slow. It has 2 modes on the original..both full auto. No semi auto. One is a slow speed the other is faster. You can fire semi auto about as quick as the slow rate of fire full auto so they way he was shooting it in this video is pretty close.
The idea of giving the BAR to the scrawniest guy in the platoon is still hysterical. It turned a lot of 97 pound weaklings into badasses, I'm sure.
They still do it with the 27lb 240B
@@Airborne_Arty82 they also have an actual machine gun team with the 240. Alot of the BARS were only manned by one solider because it was used as a light machine gun/squad automatic not as a crew served medium machine gun like the 240. They used it like how the 249 saw is used
In WWII, Marines were taught to pick up the BAR(9 per rifle platoon)if the Marine using it went down.
"If there are only 9 men left of this platoon, I want them all to be armed with the BARs!"
My dad was 5' 6", 115lbs. Was drafted and joined the Marines for Vietnam. He held cross country records in his school prior to the service, so he was the fastest runner in his Force Recon unit. They gave him the M60 so he ran the same speed as the rest of the unit.
WOW! That was my fav episode ever! .30-06 rocks better than anything else...period!
Could you imagine the body parts that were flying off during World War II. Especially when some of our troops held full auto at close range on the enemy. Most were dead before they hit the ground when they were hit with that round.
John Browning is a legend! The genius of Browning should be taught in schools.
I like your profile name.
That would be awesome
Honestly while I agree, you won't really see it in the BAR itself. The 1911? Sure. The FN 1900? Yeah ok. The Auto 5? Hell yes. But the BAR is a fine example of only being able to have it two of three ways, and frankly the A2 is just a joke of a gun, and I'd recommend looking at C&Rsenal's video on the BAR (WWI version at least) to really get an idea on it's development and original purpose.
@@Lv-sl3rm man, dont forget m2 browning, its still in service and not close to getting replaced!
And also m1919 and Hi Power
Not with what happened in Michigan today
I have heard so much about the B A R, from my Dad, he was a marine in the Korean war!!! Your video brought back some great memories of me and my Dad, he passed away in Jan 2012 ! Our common bond was guns !!! Thanks for reminding me of some great times !!!!
Great cooking show, I'll have to try out some of those recipes.
"Matt, stick your head in Doodoo, nananana booboo!" (Deep guttural laughs were caused by this phrase)
That was the best part of the video. lol
i'll admit it did make me giggle for a lot longer than it should have
We need T-shirts of that.
@@StratusGaming1 I agree, and Bunker Branding would be making them. Love it!
Matt: Does an ad for Warframe where he's a quartermaster.
Scott: I'll take your BAR...
Warpath. Not Warframe. Warframe is space ninjas lmao
My dad landed DDay +1 with the 2nd Infantry Division. He fought thru France, Belgium, and into Germany. He carried a BAR. He was a big man but said it was a pain to lug around. He said the Germans would always try to knock out the BAR guy first in a firefight. The squad would try to open up with the other weapons first to mask the location of the BAR. And no, he didn't try to bring the thing home. After he was mustered out, he hardly ever fired another weapon again. He saw terrible things and wanted to live in peace.
Respect to your father. ALOT.
Loved it, always loved the BAR. One of. Y favorites
This thing is a beast. Imagine being some poor Kraut in a trench with your 5 round bolt action G98 in November of 1918, just to have a squad of Yankees rush you with these things. Beautiful firearm
Tons of fun! That 30-06 round still holds its own after 100 years!
Some designs have simply become timeless and are hard to top. After all the laws of physics haven't changed in the past century.
@@jeffumbach The BAR is not as fragile or clumsy as an AR15. It is a durable accurate weapon for a more civilized time.
@@raymondsmith5653 civilized? LOL
@@raymondsmith5653 its too much gun and is definitely more clumsy than a shorter, lighter weight ar15. a bar and one mag weighs about as much as an ar15 and 10 full mags.
One thing I've always liked about the ol' aught-six and the .308 is that there are (or were) so many different loads available for them! Very versatile rifles.
Scott, it was obvious that you were having way too much fun! I fired a BAR in the Marine Corps and it was one badass weapon. Great vid.
That BAR sold me on subscribing; awesome and hilarious
For a man that near tore his head off with a 50 BMG closeup you made an amazing recovery it's like it never even happened this is what it is to be blessed👌🙏😇
Yea i agree. This man loves Jesus for sure. And is Loved by Jesus.
@@codyantrim8700 Does he drive an El Camino ??
Seeing this reminds me of when i was a kid, my neighbor used to hunt with his old service m1 garand and would bring home white tail deer with softball sized holes in them. This was in the 70’s. Im not sure how familiar younger folks are with the 30-06 cartridge nowadays. Its a true old beast.
Remington 700 chambered in .30-06 is the preferred deer rifle of a buddy in northern Georgia, her hubby prefers a .308 🤣
To this day quite a few Aussies hunt with .303 British. Same deal as the .30-06, loads of power for big critters like feral pigs.
Great Shows! You Have Class 3 FFL? Lotta Fun There. Thank You
Once upon a time here in Oregon we had the machine gun shoot in Albany. Got to shoot my first BAR there. Sweet sweet gun to shoot. I miss the machine gun shoot
Scott's local tire shop: "How did you get a frame of a table in your tire?"
Also tire shop: "And why do you have a BAR in the back seat!?!?!?"
There is never “ WHY you do have a BAR?” It will always be … “ hell yeah you’ve got a BAR”
Me explaining to my fiancee: Gun owners have to be some of the most serious and mature channels on YT due to the nationwide connotations surrounding firearms.
Scott: STICK YOUR HEAD IN DOODOO, NANA NANA BOO BOO!
Me: Aight, bet. So look . . .
And yet I know so much more about responsible gun use. It's a weird dynamic, huh.
That was funny.
This is my 🐐 gun of all time. The tricks Bonnie and Clyde did to speed it up and shortin it made them more legendary than the ones that won wars. Just an awesome impactful tough gun.👌🏽
I've been watching Kentucky ballistics for a few years...my kids and I love the intros and my very first comment on any video of yours but that was truly awesome.
You’ll have to get the Bren gun on like the legend R.Lee ermey shot to compare the 2. British vs American made. Would love to see your thoughts on them both 👍🏻
What a fate that turkey had... slaughtered, packaged, not picked for TG dinner, thrown into the useless pile, shredded by the mighty BAR and scattered amongst the range. Hot damn 😂
I love this guys Videos between the sound effects and the random gags and cutaway commentary it’s hilarious
30.06 is such an underrated cartridge. Ive used one for years. Its almost overkill on anything smaller than a bear
Deer, Moose, Bear and Human, and canned food, it takes care of 'em all.
Facts
@@dingo5208 especially if those humans aligned themselves with the Central Powers in WW1, Axis powers in WW2, the Communists in Korea, Vietnam, and pretty much anywhere else in the 20th century.
Its underrated?
It is not underrated - it is highly rated.
One thing is that yeah it might kick a little hard but if you get one around 10 pounds and put a recoil pad on it you should be fine and its effective firing range is around 1000 yards
Pineapple, BBQ sauce and turkey?
The raccoons living behind the range: *''New exotic flavours!"*
That actually sounds good
🤣🤣
thought i saw one in bg a couple vids back
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Love the slow mo, especially for 30-06
Very cool ! Appreciate the video Scott ! 👍🏻🐍🇺🇸
Scott, I can only imagine what those folks at Wal-Mart and Sams think when they see you coming !!! What a great gun, so cool to see it, and I’m glad you got it too. No bad feelings toward Matt. Another great video - Stay Safe out there.
"This big guy sure loves his eggplants!"
"We got a survivor over here! That's unacceptable!" I'm sure that quote has been used many times over
My grandfather carried one one of those as a Sgt in the 101st airborne during ww2. It's a beast.
It's hard to even imagine the carnage the BAR did to humans during battle. The sheer power of that round is hard to really appreciate. Epic!
Scott is out here setting the BAR high!
He's defined raised the BAR.
@@snowthearcticfox1 oh that's so much better than what I said.
Omg take my like and leave!
This was great. It brought back memories of shooting my gunsmith's original BAR at the annual MG shoot. His didn't have a bi-pod and was quite heavy to hold while standing to shoot it. Off a bench was ok. Thanks for the video.
One of my favorite weapons from WW2. Actually got to fire an actual M1918A2. Smoothest firing on automatic. Awesome weapon! Cheers!
Okay, we need to repeal the FPA! To see a brand spankin' new BAR and it ISN'T full auto just breaks my heart! One of my all time favorite firearms! And HOLY FREAKIN' HANNAH .30-06 has got power! Awesome!
Heavy gun, powerful round, and the man who can wield it. A joy to watch, especially in slow mo. Matt will have to eat his Wheaties to do anything like this.
That was the gun my father used in WW2. It's hard to think of my father CARING this gun. 5'6 and 150 lbs. That gun and all the ammo that goes along with it. I was amazed by what my father did. I MISS YOU DAD
LOVE YOU
Yooooo this is the funniest video by far I’ve seen by you. Keep em comin😁
Awesome stuff and totally enjoy the show lma0
Ever since I was a little kid growing up in the 60's and watching the series "Combat" I have wanted a Thompson, a 1911, an M1 carbine and an M1 Garand and a BAR, well, the only 2 I don't have is the BAR and the Garand, but now that a remake of the BAR is available I'll have to look in to getting one in the future and keep my eye open for an M1 Garand.
Dont forget the Johnson rifle! Jus added one to my WW2 collection
I have all but the BAR. Combat was my fav show in the 60's
@ steven spaziani I did see a few(5-6) m1 at the indy 1500 gun show for like 600-700 in okay condition so if you're interested maybe you can find some of the vendors that sell there or just go to indiana and get an m1 when the indy 1500 is going on the have a sight and everything might find a bar in there to there always some fun guns like the m320 GL with bean bag rounds or dragons breath buck rounds some craziness in there
Also I went like 6 years ago so It could be different now but it may be worth a shot
I have a DGR (Deans Gun Restorations) M1 Garand. Love it!
Don’t forget the M1A.
Steven, I have an M1 my grandfather passed down to me that was a WW2 rifle. If you're interested, let me know. I don't do sentimental value.
Racoon: "Oh this car seems like a nice place to camp out for a bit til the sun goes down"
Scott: "Big Gun go POW POW POW!!!"
Stay in the car....Meet the B A R !
So fun watching you shoot targets.
Awesome! Love the BAR and the CHAR. That 30.06 is no joke.
You treat tables like eggplants 🍆 the new quote should be "NOBODY LIKES FOLDING TABLES" 💥
*Kicks table across the clearing
🤣😂🤣😂🤣👍
I agree 👍👍
Some tables survive a couple of videos so not exactly like eggplants
🤣😂😭😭👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The men who served while that weapon was in use in both world wars, Korea and then Vietnam didn't call it a "Bar". It was always the letters, so "Bee Aye Arr". Awesome video, loving the content Scott!
I thought that was the case. I grew up hearing it spoken as B.A.R in a Manowar song from the 80's called Shell Shocked.
@Capital eeTz Do you call an AK an "Ack" and an AR an "Arr" as well?
@@johnmosley9376 what you mean you don't call it ack or arr? I shoot my ack all the time...
@@libtard.4844 LoL, because it goes, "Ack Ack Ack"!
@@johnmosley9376 B, A and R literally spells a word in the English language. Try again.
I had a very good friend who was a Marine BAR man on Iwo. I was honored to be his friend.
Even after 100 years of existence the B.A.R is a force of nature. Imagine those poor German boys that felt its wrath. DAMN.
That's some flat freaking recoil!! Awesome as hell!
Scott: 😀👍😂 “got it”
Also Scott: *kicks table he was so proud to flip*
Wish he had a ww2 version, my favorite part about that gun is it’s got two full auto settings: Full Auto and Fuller Auto
Ok this isn't irl but in every WW2 video game I play that includes the two automatic fire modes, I LOVE the slow one. I just let that thing chunk away with every round on target.
One of the best ever 👍🏻💯
One of my personal favorite
3:50 Damn, just listen to that sound...Beautiful.
I’m in love with this gun. Can’t get enough of it. You should do the HCAR (Heavy Counter Assault Rifle) (updated version of it) next.
Yeah, the HCAR is slick! I love that gun, want to shoot one so bad! They are like 9 grand though, I would have to buy a Barrett .50 instead at that price!
@@adamlairsey6700 Yeah, the price is ridiculous unfortunately, but I still love this gun.
@@adamlairsey6700 they are around $5,000.
Oh yeah, I'd love to see the HCAR get more love.
I can't decide if that gun is ugly or not, it obviously takes the general shape of the bar but other than that I don't really like it
You know, Scott, there is this thing called hydro dipping. It’s where you make a design out of what’s essentially vinyl if I’m correct, stretch it, put it on water, and then dip whatever it is you want to have camo. So you could make a Kentucky ballistics camo for your guns if you wanted to.
Awesome gun had alot of fun watching it
The Bar is my favorite weapon in the world 🌎.. watching old war footage and seeing how devastating it is.. wow
I've had my OOW BAR since 2013. Its a safe queen but boy does it bring a smile when showing it to others and also big smiles when shooting it at the range! Great video!
Gotta love the BAR! It was a particular favorite of Clyde Barrow, who used it to devastating effect on several occasions.. He was actually known to cut the barrel off just before the end of the gas tube to shorten the overall length of the rifle. That way, it could be more easily used from inside a vehicle.
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Damn, you guys have and are a lot of fun. I DO now understand who and what Hickock was talking about when he mentioned his family up in Kentucky.
Dude! This might be the most that I have laughed while watching someone shooting a firearm ever.
It kinda reminds me of the comedian from the 70's, Gallagher, when he would tell jokes all while showering the audience with bits and pieces of fruits and vegetables.
You're something kinda like that (at least I laughed about as hard) as I did watching him. Keep up the good work!
I think the "BAR" should be called "The Browning Almighty Rifle" because Almighty is exactly what it is. Absolute devastation! One of my all-time favorite firearms. Such a fun and exciting video! Thank you for sharing with us Scott! Keep up the great work!
I thought it stood for "Bad A** Rifle".......
When Scott finishes filming, I’ll bet crows, ravens, critters and bugs really chow down. My old gun show buddy (died in ‘06) toured the Pacific with 6th Marines. He tried carrying the BAR on patrol on Okinawa and didn’t mind the big gun, but the ammo belt nearly killed him! He ended up preferring a Thompson in the jungle.
I imagine the .45 was a little smaller than the 30-06 though.
Thanks KB.
I’ve been trying to get one of those beasts for years now. It just hasn’t worked out. Either finances or availability. It’s all about the timing. One of my favorite WW2 systems. Another great video man! You might have the best job on earth. Your channel has come a lone way since the pine board days. Although I do miss them.