CURSED GUN IMAGES THAT BROKE THE INTERNET
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.พ. 2022
- Time to take a look at more of your Cursed Gun Images, including a VERY cursed lever action that has been making the rounds again on TikTok.
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Of course I'm not doing anything on valentines day! Its 0 degrees outside and my wife likes shooting on her birthday when she can feel her fingers. The indoor range is like $300 for two ak mags on a full auto ak, 200 rounds of 9mm, 500 22lr, and a rental of your choice, usually a glock. I already have all that and more in the safe (minus the full auto.)
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I want to see Brandon using that belt fed lever action bullpup firearm. Brandon's laid back attitude is honestly one of the best things about this channel
Which Brandon?
Let's go brandon
The beltfed bullpup lever gun was made to get around strict gun control laws regulating barrel length, magazine capacity, and semi-autos...
@@crazysilly2914 It was filmed at my club in the U.K
Lets go brendon
That bullpup lever gun is actually cool when you learn more about it. The guy who made it lives in the uk and the whole belt-feed thing is a way around mag capacity laws.
Until they nix that like they did with the MARS action rifles.
I'm telling you, throw some wooden furniture on it, and it's a gun a Brown Coat would be proud to fire.
I’ve been seeing that video for over a week and you’re the first person to also know this guy was building that gun UK compliant
We don't have any magazine capacity laws for rifles in the UK.
@@tdb922f so your telling me you dont know your own laws?
12:23: "Any officer who goes into action without his sword is improperly dressed" Jack Churchill
Mad Jack was the embodiment of the warrior vibe
Mad Jack was the most non-Scottish Highlander there was.
The dude was from Hong Kong but he acted like a Scottish Highlander after a whisky or 5
Wish they had open carry swords in Australia one cool thing we can have own but not aloud to carry or use for self defense we don't have self defense laws in Australia
Black powder firearms (not including black powder cartridge) are classified as "not a firearm" much like a sword.
Several people I know, and myself, own multiple "short barreled" muzzleloading rifles and shotguns that are totally legal.
Silencerco sold a pinned and welded suppressed 50cal muzzleloader since they didn't need a tax stamp on it as a f u to the law lol
@@dobber43huh. Makes me think i want their maxim 9 even more.
Hm. That makes me consider something.. only question is "not a pistol" or "not a rifle" lol.
@@ThirtytwoJ I love my Maxim 9.
@@cousinzeke4888 it does look pretty worth it
Brandon knows how to make a Monday worse.
Sweet
Too harsh.
His mom came over and made my day A Lot better lmk if you want her number she said she would come make your day better also
@@SpaceRanger187 making mom jokes while you are subscribed to enrique inglesias. Highly suspicious
@@scabcrawler632 true..forgot im supposed to be homophobic and stick to my own races music..my bad
For anyone wondering, most Polish stuff starts with "Wz" which is an abbreviation of "Pattern". So it's exactly the same as how Japanese and Chinese name all their firearms "Type-69" or "Type-420" and the like
The Type-420 “Blunt roller” was my favorite from WWII.
It took me a second, but, noice 👌
Or US using M
So what does the M stand for in American arms? Military? Model?
@@ne10ne10 Model - started with the M1 Garand
9:58 funniest line in the entire video 💀 "You know what is cursed? When you slap a fuckin' Minion on it"
Dude.... I can honestly say when the "Hubble Telescope" came out on that pistol, I actually had to pause the video because I was choking so bad. Dude you're one in a million keep it up !!!
“Oh, Japan, you were weird before the bombs huh?” -Brandon Herrera 2022
@HOTS-SUKETY nigga
Best line today lol
Considering the miserable state of Japanese logistics on many fronts, it's also possible the officer improvised that pistol-sword out of a sword with a broken grip and a pistol that he never had ammo for anyway.
Still fucking weird though
Yes. They very much were.
"For when you wanna accurately ND into your cinematographer at night"
Lmao that turned my day right around!
"You guys aren't doing anything else on valentines day" I cannot tell you how much that offends me yet I agree with it so much
Brandon you are the best! Just started watching your channel a little while ago and now can't get enough! Your knowledge of AK's has really made me want one, and you're comedic take on cursed guns may have the wife let me! Thanks and keep up the awesome work!
Corporate media will never feel the amount of pain they deserve for what they've done into our society
I support hanging tyrants and propagandists alike.
@@cornpopwasabaddude4188 what about scalpers? I hate them literally just as much.
@@SomebodysNephew although scalping is predatory it isn't a moral since you're a willing participant in the exchange of already sold out tickets.
How many times are you gonna leave this comment?
@@SomebodysNephew dont see why not.
IMO the greatest cursed gun I've ever seen is a "Coexist" sticker slapped on an RPG-7. Gotta tell ya, I'm a real sucker for irony.
Send help, sides in orbit!
Oh that’s beautiful
13:42
For clarity - "Wz" in front of polish arms stands for "Wzór" or if you prefer "pattern", it's completely agreeable to read say Wz.29 as either "Type" or "Mark" 29 as it's usually indicating the year it was designed. (in this case Wz.29 is for the Polish Mauser Carbine)
On that single action colt army, I didn’t even see the site until you mentioned it, I was focused on the under barrel light, and as soon as you mentioned it it became 10 times more cursed
The guy made the leverpup to get around England's gun laws. He has a video on TH-cam about it and it is pretty awesome
It's not cursed at all. It's 100% blessed
@UCuCzRcmpyADeJbekWt8asMA it's because Liverpool is full of guns
Legit someone shot at a window outside my house just the other week
Police tape and everything...
Jokes aside, I'm just commenting in case a link is posted too
@em14💘 Here come the bots
Theat thing looks almost like a G11
I was literally just about to call it the leverpup without even getting through the intro damn guess I’m not as original as I thought
Brandon should hire who ever made that bullpup, belt fed, lever gun. Its cursed but also some damn impressive engineering
The whole reason this exists is basically a big "fuck you" to the UK's ban on semi-autos. This is a gun that fires faster than a bolt gun or pump gun - and oddly enough, the country that banned handguns and semi-auto rifles, they have no restrictions on capacity. So dude re-engineered his Ruger into this beast
@@SasquatchTX They do have restrictions on magazine capacity. That's why it's belt fed.
@@SasquatchTX The power of Luty compelled him.
@@Devin_Stromgren We have no restrictions on magazine capacity in the UK, except for Section 2 shotguns, the licence for which is easier to obtain than a Section 1 shotgun. (Sec2 limited to fixed magazines of no more than 2+1 capacity, Sec1 no limits). He made it for fun, and because you can't buy (no-one makes them) large capacity magazines for the Ruger 96/44. Source, I've shot the thing, he's a member at my club. Its heavy, hard work, but lots of fun.
@@samcoupland Apparently the article I read about it lied to me.
Snerk. That Mini-14 bullpup is using two motorcycle handgrips for the fore & main grip. Damn, that one is going to haunt my dreams.
I've been re watching these vids and they still hit just as good as they did back when he put these out, I really hope he does a cursed gun vid for the new COD
For the history of that lever-action-bullpup-beltfed monstrosity... It was made in the UK to circumvent certain atrocious gun laws. If that gun *wasn't* a belt fed lever action, it would have been illegal, or at least requiring to jump through a bunch of "Oi! You got a liocense for that?" hoops.
So once again, you can blame the british for it, just like the Luty.
when in doubt blame the British.
Seriously, the only mag restrictions are on a shotgun cert which is 3 rounds or less. Anything else? Go for it. Just single action only on a stadard FAC unless it's .22 LR. IIRC the maker just made that chassis because he felt like it and bodged it together out of 5mm ally plate for the linkages, the rifle is intact underneath. It may even have been made in true British fashion - in the shed after a few pints down the pub.
@@MrGrimsmith
The EU has a 10 round restriction on magazine capacity. UK used to be part of it so that may be why.
there is no limit on the magazine when you have a firearm in the UK. but the standard mag is something like 4-5 rounds on that gun. dont blame the maker blame out shit gun laws.
It doesn't get around any laws, it was simply the creator's vision of a cool UK-legal rifle. It falls under the same classification as any other legal rifle, so a firearm certificate is absolutely still needed, no frustrating hoops avoided.
The belt fed lever action was made in England I believe to work around capacity and semi automatic weapon restrictions. There's no limit to a belt fed weapon's capacity, and lever actions aren't semi-automatic. I can't remember what the deal was with the bull pup portion of the design, maybe a necessary evil to get the belt feeding system to work with the lever action or something.
IIRC it was because its a minimum 12" barrels in the UK with 20" overall length. So essentially he was trying to make the closest thing to an SBR brits can get 😭
It looks like a reasonable bid for being California legal.
There are no capacity limits on anything in mainland UK, it's belt fed because belt feed is cool.
It is a uk build. 12" barrel minimum and 24" overall minimum. We have no capacity limits, it's a ruger so they imposed the magazine limit. He made a few box mags and then got carried away.
There aren't any capacity restrictions on firearms here, and rifles can already be pretty short (300mm min barrel, 600mm min overall), so it's fair to say the belt feed and bullpup design were included to showcase his design and fabrication skills rather than get around any laws. You're right that semi auto (centrefires) are prohibited though, so lever action is the next best thing.
Very good clint impression 3:05
"Yo, dawg. I heard you like risers." I'm happy you left it at that. Great vid, btw. Love your stuff.
FOR THE GREAT ALGORITHM!
The Japanese sword-pistol is one of two models that were requested by the Imperial Cavalry School by the Army Ordnance Development Department in July 1921. One model was designated otsu, one ko. The otsu had 4 prototypes made but was dropped in favour of the ko model. The handguns were Nambu, in 7mm JAP or 8mm JAP. While there were prototypes made, the common conclusion was reached that the combo sucked. The project was terminated by the cavalry school in 1926 as not feasible. The army officially terminated the project in February 1929. Several examples of this combination weapon exist.
I mean, that should have been an issue abundantly clear to either the people who would make the swords or the guns that it wouldn't work. But bless them for trying so hard.
@@NEEDbacon Absolutely! There have been many attempts at making combination firearm-swords throughout history and they have all resulted in a sword that was not satisfactory with a firearm attached that was not satisfactory! I absolutely love the uniqueness of Japanese military firearms though.
Was a bayonet not good enough for them?
@@forgottenrights351 Well they did add a bayonet to their machine guns... so can't be that bad. But swords for the cavalry was obviously considered necessary.
Speaking of bayonets and sword, there are plenty of attempts at making sword-bayonet hybrids too, so I guess at some stage most armies tried every combo.
@@FkRoP Why? What's the point of a sword bayonet combo?
The impressive part of that bullpup levergun is that the creator lives in England, and he found a way to have the most fun he can within the British gun laws. That's why I personally tolerate it more than if it was someone in the States doing that to some poor lever gun
I'm proud as a Brit the bullpup lever man exists
@see here
Get bent.
@@turogamer-oi4nq It's a beautiful thing.
I keep seeing this, but it's not true. Any lever action rifle is legal in the UK. There's no reason to make one like that except that he wanted to.
@@doger944 Never said it was illegal to have a lever gun in the UK. I was saying that he took a (legal) lever gun, and made it into something more within the tighter restrictions of the UK.
This is amazing I need more of this guy.
At 10:35 that’s not just a vertical grip, it’s one of the fancy ones that store a quick deploying bipod inside
Just so you know: "wz" in in names of polish rifles is short form of "wzór", which means "pattern", or "patent".
Same thing with our Czechoslovakian Vz. weapons. Vz. Means Vzor which has the same meanings.
More like a "model" than pattern.
WZ38 is roughly the same as model 38
@@wernerheisenberg1624 Wzór literally translates to pattern. Moim zdaniem znacznie stosowniejsze tłumaczenie niż model.
The stocked revolver isn't exempt because of production date, it's exempt because it doesn't use "fixed ammunition" aka cartridge boolets. Nfa only applies to fixed ammo guns. Still needs to go.
@HOTS-SUKETY have you been smoking crack
@@dccatsnatcher2411 it's a bot
Brandon always asking " where da bolt go"
On this one imma ask " where da hammer go?"
The law also specifically states models 1898 and before
Hey Hey
Ho Ho
NFA has got to go
9:15 when u wanna hipfire
"Mom can we get AA12"
"No we have AA12 at home"
AA12 at home: 5:45
2:06 Actually the Ruger 96 feeds from a rotary magazine, so that part of the conversion was probably relatively easy. I think it was relatively well done, and it was kinda a work-around for British gun laws, but it's ugly.
I came here to also spread this knowledge, thank you my friend.
Exactly.
Could you explain how it gets around British gun laws?
The fact that it feeds from a rotary magazine is handled by the internal springs and mechanisms of the magazine itself. It still presents a single feed round to be extracted, which this gun has to do on top of cycling the belt.
@@evanf1443 It doesn't get around any laws, it's treated the same as any other rifle.
Hey Brandon!
All polish army weapons used to be called a "wz-something" same as american army has all the "M-somethings". The "wz" stands for "wzór", which is polish for "pattern", or "model" in this particular context. The RGA-86 (pol. Ręczny Granatnik Automatyczny) is a Handheld Automatic Grenade Launcher also called a wz-86.
See poland
thanks for the extra info bro nice job
Good job mate. Appreciate it
Once again, Poland is abusing consonants.
@@CallanElliott Also that one obviously can into space. Which makes me wonder about the pole-arm model. Maybe a middle edged one, considering the very last time I heard about polished weapons.
Falling asleep with the light on is one of the best feelings
Imagine someone making a game where you fight with guns like these
I saw that bullpup .44 belt fed years back, glad to see him get some recognition for his work 👏 👍
The guns a bit cursed, but the reason it was made makes up for everything and he deserves a medal.
Wonder what the ATF thinks about it 🤣🤣
Yup, nobody seems to know that it was made to comply with UK laws!
As a Polish I can agree that most of our old military equipment is called wz. (which is a shortcut of "wzór" - model in English) + usually the number reffering to year of being firstly rolled out. Nowadays most names are just made up in contests for example our new rifle is called "Grot" which translates to head of arrow, or little older and better known Beryl.
Beryl's full name is "wz. 96 Beryl" so it's still in that older naming system containing year of entering service or being designed, I'm not sure.
When you come for memes but you learn a neat fact about another nations military. Thank you for sharing.
So you guys kinda work like Japan with their types and stuff, neat
@@jimbothegymbro7086 Kinda, but as Michał mentioned, recent weapons like MS Grot aren't using that "wz.[…]" naming system anymore
@@jimbothegymbro7086 More like soviets, because we were behind soviet bloc for 44 years.
Love that VZ 52 on your wall. Makes me miss my old she rifle.
I gotta agree re: that 10/22 conversion… it’s so bubba it circles around to being a neat plinking gun… which is exactly what the 10/22 is, when it’s stock.
The lever action belt fed seems like a good idea for restrictive states. It doesn't accept a detachable magazine and it's not semi auto.
Going by what others are saying, that's it whole raison d'etre. Specifically the UKs. The power of Luty compelled him.
Just dont let Jerry Mitchulick get his hands on it...
@@NEEDbacon as a Brit (I know shame… I can’t own normal guns) detachable magazines aren’t illegal… neither are regular (non bullpupped) firearms… we can also have rifles chambered in all calibers as long as they are bolt Action, lever action Or single shot… (No semi automatic)
So while yes this would be legal under uk law… this is still an abomination…
California forbids "high capacity ammunition feeding devices" and that includes belts.
You can have "pre-ban" HCAFDs, and any that were acquired during "freedom week" are arguably legal, too. A pre-ban belt would be fine, but there is some debate about the legality of disintegrating links. Arguably, when you reassemble them, you've made a "new" HCAFD.
Well bullpups are not legal in some countrys like Garmany
That lever gun in the first part actually has a really cool story behind it. Apparently it was a fellow in Europe finding all the legal loopholes to make a high capacity rifle.
10:30 If I'm not mistaken that's also a Grip Pod System with a spring loaded bipod in it
I literally own the same model .22lr revolver as shown in 10:23... What have they done to my boy!
Completely agree! The whole bullpup, belt-fed and lever action is a technological feat in itself! Totally pointless and traumatising to look at but wow, good effort!
I'm more impressed the autistic viewers didn't go "lever action AK when?"
@@jimbothegymbro7086 That's already happened
Not going to lie.. i want one now in 9mm or 22lr
Like the comment above stated, it's a way to bypass magazines capacity restriction laws. No magazine, no restriction. It's actually a good idea.
@@minhducnguyen9276 brilliant innit
As a Canadian, we might really welcome the belt-fed, bullpup lever gun. 😁
Careful! If it gets popular you know the feds will try to ruin all the fun.
Yep..that's why I'm proud to be an American...🤣
Sorry eh?
It's called a colt potato digger
Lol nah Trudy would find a way to add it to the banned list in no time.
All these guns remind me of the original japanese speed racer, in which he turns a lever action into an automatic rifle by levering very fast and uses so many guns that any new just starting gun collector would be jealous.
Fun fact, my Grandpa used to work in the Polish Milice/Militia. It was basically police but more militarized. A lot of the guns in the Polish Milice's arsenal consisted of DP-27s/DP-28s, Glauberyt Machine Pistols, etc.
keep that energy for when you force baddie into the corner of his own house and take over his spot on unsubscribe! ;)
Baddie is the biggest man child I've ever seen.
No one puts Baddie in a corner....
Unsubscribed....
From what I can tell, the K-11 was designed specifically for Armenian SF. My thoughts: they chose 5.45 for the same reasoning some U.S. SWAT departments have 5.56 bolt actions for their snipers: hostage rescue scenarios where your target isn’t super far away (100 meters and in) and the flatter-shooting, softer-recoiling, smaller projectile actually has some benefit over a 7.62mm/.30 cal round like 7.62x54R or .308 in that specific mission.
Or it could just be an attempt at a cheap DMR
@@engineerskalinera Yorec is right. It's a low-recoil precision rifle. It lessens possible collateral damage, and the lack of recoil makes it easier to keep the scope on/near target after each shot.
@@engineerskalinera it looks like they already have Dragunovs as a standard sniper/DMR though.
@@yorecf9641 could be that they didn't at the time, or needed something cheaper or something that would work with squad logistics better. Consider that 5.45 is their standard round, and that those mags work in both their rifles and squad level automatic weapons.
@@engineerskalinera I find the former hard to believe considering the SVD has been around since 1963 and the K-11 wasn’t designed until 1996, with an upgraded version called the K-11M apparently still being used by SF. It should also be noted that SF are the only ones that have been seen using them, from what little I can find on the gun. The Armenians also have had a number of .338 rifles for some time now, including models from the UK, Russia, France and Finland. The ammo and mag compatibility is why I assume they use 5.45 instead of something like 5.56, though that still doesn’t take away from my thoughts on why they designed such a rifle in that caliber in the first place.
That bullpup leveraction beltfed gun...... it looks like something out of a scifi show's representation of how a 'mag pulse' weapon'd look like... aka. basically a personal-weapon coilgun.
7:50 It is an Armenian sniper rifle K-11 from 1996 year.
13:05 It's smooth bore, 4 gauge Polish police grenade launcher RGA-86 ("Reczny Granatnik Automatyczny" - "Automatic Hand Grenadelauncher"). Uses smoke, flare etc. grenades and non lethal rubber bullets.
Brandon: * declares hate towards the bullpup belt fed lever gun *
His fan base: "oh god it's really awful! Build one Brandon!"
A lever action ak would be cursed
@@ridgelineenjoyer1517 But oh so worth it
@@ridgelineenjoyer1517 oh yes. YES a great bad idea! Nice thinking
@@Rico_71 I hope I’m not held responsible for the pain Brandon would go through crafting that.
@@ridgelineenjoyer1517 none of us are, that's why we get him to do it.
That belt fed Lever Action Bullpup is a UK/Australia legal build that guy did. They can have lever action Centerfires in the UK/Australia but no semi auto centerfires unless in Australia you have a very special license that rarely anybody can get. The UK has banned all semi auto centerfires except for semi auto rimfires, therefore Rifles like the S&W M&P 15/22 is a very popular rifle there.
i just see ATBGE
I figured that out about the MP 15-22 because I kept finding UK sites talking about it and selling parts when I was looking up stuff about it. Just makes me feel bad for the homies there.
I got my gun license here in Sydney when I was 16, only to later find out I can still shoot the fast gats without needing one lol
Real quick, i thought your shirt said RCMP in the Swamp... i can stand behind that idea 😂
God to see the lever crunch back and forth
11:09 And I was confused as to what device disconnected from my computer.
fr lmao
The belt fed lever gat is the perfect anti gun law weapon. High capacity magazine ban? What magazine? Try to ban semi auto? Lever gat. Try to ban long rifles? Bullpup for more barrel length. Rifle caliber ban? .44. Pretty sure it was designed for a European market.
Built in UK lol
And yet still not ca legal for so many Stoopid "reasons"
@@beargillium2369 why wouldn’t it be Cali legal? It’s not semi auto so all the fin grip requirements don’t apply. And it doesn’t use a detachable mag so the capacity isn’t restricted.
UK. Most of Europe has relatively reasonable laws. We have 50 cals and ARs over here as well. And even better, we have genuine AKs. I have an AK 105 waiting for me at my local gunshop. Just waiting for the paperwork to clear.
That is exactly why the man built it.
To "obey" the laws while showing how ridiculous the laws are.
11:09 love the Windows notification sound XD
My friend can prove you wrong on the distance that he is effective at with his Ruger 1022. He was shooting 10 inch gong at 300 yards with his Ruger 1022. The holdover was insane but he was getting consistent hits once he found the sweet spot
Regarding the first one: imagine it to be full auto with that lever working only when the trigger is released. That would be a nice challenge...
Only thing i can imagine is it'd be like a modern 1895 Colt "potato digger", with the lever running back and forth under the gun
Maybe like a slam fire? Hold trigger, work action?
????
I'm confused
1st ones a real gun its a ruger 92 in .44 magnum converted to be bullpup using proprietary 3d printed non disintegrating belts.
I actually burst out laughing at the Alec Baldwin joke. Perfect execution, not unlike Alec himself
One shot two hits? What was not perfect about that?
That Krinkov is the definition of hipfire while ADS
The " Hubble Telescope " Lmfao !!!
The bullpup, belt fed lever gun was made by a Brit, to fit within their loft and poorly worded laws.
So yes Brandon, it quite literally does go against your personal constitution...
you mean just bad "laws" not poorly worded and loft
I saw the belt-fed lever gun on TH-cam a while back, and I'm with Brandon here; solid craftsmanship.
I can never take my eyes of your SCAR in the background it’s just beautiful
Gotta love that windows notification at 11:08
The only channel I pause my games AND my podcast to go watch immediately, to participate in Brandon's slowly depleting sanity. #AKGNotificationSquad
If I recall the belt-fed bullpup is a British design to allow for large ammo capacity while remaining compliant. in my opinion it's much less cursed than California-compliant ARs.
We don't actually have any magazine restrictions here, although the Ruger 96 design does make producing a reliable, high-capacity box mag quite difficult.
@@ApurtureSci right, I forgot even though I watched Matt Easton's video about British gun laws a week ago or so.
There's no magazine restrictions in fhe UK.
Lmao "how do you fire this thing"
"I dont know, use the force"
that RPK at the end is literally just the optimal 1 weapon build for H3VR
I love the fact that as soon as the VSS was mentioned the video got over a 100, 000 likes in under 24 hours
That Mini-14 had literal bike handles for the pistol grip and forward grip.
"Hubble Telescope" I almost died hahaha 🤣
9:28 me when i want to hip fire but i also want to aim
Yes I'm happy to see you do cursed guns again and I'm intrigued to see what cursed guns I'll see but Happy Valentine's Day Brandon hope you'll be having a great time with your AK.
You know, this kind of stuff just makes my day. Not just Cursed Gun Images, just Brandon's stuff in general. I try to watch every new episode when I can, despite me usually being in class
I am too a Decker
Hello decker
Nice content, bren =)
Thanks for making me think my computer was notifying me of something at 11:08
13:13 I read an article in SOF magazine in 1982 that depicted a drawing of a similar weapon. It was a super secret prototype code named MM1 multiround projectile launcher. It was going to fire anything in a 12 gauge cartridge as a riot gun. The article claimed it would fire birdshot, buckshot, slugs, pepperballs, sandbags, flashbangs, percussion grenades, teargas, and yes, flares.
Thanks for the video Brandon! Me and my wife just had to put down our cat of 14 years and we are not taking it very well. Giving us both the chance to have a smile and a 17 minute break from the grief has been huge.
Please never change! Your content is amazing! And thank you again! I know making videos on the internet doesn’t feel like you’re doing much but it’s hugely helpful!
Also on a side note: I have to love that bullpup lever gun simply for the fact that it would circumvent almost all of the stupid gun laws we have here in Canada
Bullpup chassis are prohibited in Canada
@@cliffeastwood4539 where are you getting that bullpups are prohib? The X95 Tavor and Norinco Type 97 are non-restricted and incredibly popular and that’s just the first two that pop in my head
Bullpup CHASSIS are prohibited in Canada. Meaning, you cannot buy an aftermarket CHASSIS and put your rifle into it and convert it to a bullpup. Factory made bullpup are different.
@@cliffeastwood4539 ah! That makes more sense
How awesome that I am watching this 2 years late on Valentine’s Day 😂
I feel an emergency gun meme review coming up with the new Baldwin animation
Can confirm, that "starter weapon" is a 16" Heritage Arms .22. I carry the 4" variant, and would love to get my hands on their snubnose "Barkeep". They're cheap, reliable, and decently accurate from the shooter to the other side of a store... you know... in case someone hits the local liquor store, and you feel the sudden urge to paralyze them for it.
My grandpa just got one of these. I was shocked by how crisp the trigger pull is out of the box! Grip is a bit too small for me, though.
@@geraltofrivia323 I like mine. I absolutely look forward to getting their .45 variant in the future, maybe I'll swap my burnt ash wood grips over, and get another Victorian engraved cylinder for that one. Heritage is pretty good about keeping a large aftermarket of accessories and styles for their shit. I'm a fan of the company. Hell, I might even pick up one of their rancher rifles for shits and giggles too
I was just thinking about picking up one of those tonight lol
@@DrTittieSprinkles they're good little guns, and they look pretty damn good too. Hard to go wrong with a single action six shooter
I'd have thought that a belt fed pump would have been a better idea, especially if you could could get it to fire every time you closed the bolt, like the early Winchester pump rifles & shotguns.
The Phalanx Gun System with the "Minion" disguise looked like it was "happy to see someone".
I'm not sure why, but pump actions are only legal in the UK for shotguns and .22 Rimfire. They are prohibited in centrefire rifles.
"Tactically ND your cinematographer at night" that actually made me laugh out loud. Woke my dog up too lol.
You ass!! At 11:09 that windows sound had me hunting down a computer issue for 10 minutes thinking it was one of my machines messing up 😂
Nice to see you acknowledge the work that went into the lever belt bullpup, whether you like it or not the build is impressive.
That belt fed could actually be owned in the UK, probably the only thing going for it. But I would rather have a glock mag fed levergun if i was going that way tbh.
That's why the designer made it lol
The handgun at 10:27 is a wesson .357. My local gun store had one on standby for me to see if I wanted it before they put it out for public sale.
9:21 when you want to hipfire and be accurate
That sawn down AR looks like something that the Orks would of made.
if you think the bullpup beltfed lever is cursed the Luger AK from a while back actually has testfire videos and it has an insane firerate.
Wow.. what is that, like 2,000 rounds a minute?
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11:36 what makes it worse is that the barrel looks like the honey badger integral supressor
I’m ready for the VSS now
Everyone: "Bullpup Beltfed Levergun go BRRRRRRRRRR"
Brandon: * Edging his brain aneurysm *
The Stasi actually commissioned some 5.45x39 bolt guns designated SSG-82 for use as an urban sniper weapon.
Bullpup with a belt mag is amazing