That'd be great for sparrows.

ikr , feels like 2016

Why. I bet when you hear it you know exactly what it's connected to. That's the point

No it's iconic

@@bhall8468 I know they are pulling on the strings of my monkey mind.

I don’t have a problem with it

I thought the same at first....but then realized he was describing the gun from the game while we were watching the guy reload the real life version....

Bang on mate.

Yeah, I don't really know if the video maker wanted to make a joke or not, but the MA5 is obviously a body-kit for a M4, you can even see the bolt release, the long-ass slit with the charging handle poking out and the shortened magazine which actually holds the bullets rather than the fake bullpup magazine. I hope you can at least put a spare one into it.. 😂

Well, Halo rifle was called MA5b, not MA5

With the front magazine and the shape of the body kit it resembles a Hammerburst. Or at least it looks like a Hammerburst to me.

... and also NOT a bullpup?

Yeah that was kinda lame. It's always the same with these "best of" videos - usually made by folks that have limited knowledge of the subject matter, for an audience that is mostly the same. Clicks and ads are what's most important.

A functionally actuate ma5 is impossible to make. The bolt would have nowhere to go because the mag feeds at the very ass end of the butt-stock.

And that he just said that the Mosin Nagant was used to make sawn-off shotguns.. unless they used a Nagant to shoot off the barrels of a shotgun, that sentence makes no sense whatsoever. Not to mention, he constantly mixed softair stuff and gun add-ons into a video about the "coolest GUNS". 🤦🏼‍♂️

Its cool, but they 100% should have used an AUG, TAR or FAMAS rifle so that its bullpup

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing.

Definately not an ar magwell

Looks like something from destiny

The modern Broomhandle Mauser

It's a ww2 era gun it is based on

@@TiffanyL2 It's closer to the Bergmann style pistol. The design of which dates back to around 1894. The Mauser C96 is slightly newer at 1896, hence the name C96. So both guns predate even WWI.

Thank you, I was gonna comment on that.

12 guage

@@kdrapertrucker "12 bore" is a common European term for 12 gauge.

12 millimeters is close in diameter to 45ACP or 410gauge.

As an european i have only heard bore in shotgun ammo once and that for 410 bore but normally i have never heard somone say 12 bore

Well, that's incredibly disappointing...

Can see the ar magwell, instantly turned me off

Only shoulder holster I could find for my gun came from Russia. 😂 Insanely high quality for what I paid too, only downside was the very long shipping time, but completely worth it.

I think the last 4 were click bate fuckin an airsoft gun really

@@jimhardy3395 Yeah, but the American 180 had to be a lot more fun. 😉

Wait till you find out that the Milkor MGL is, technically speaking, gas operated!

Here in California is just as bad, I share your pain. A “mares leg” 410 would be awesome!

Thank uncle chop chop for that one being hard to get lol

Resorting to the movie Prop list, it also looks much like the shotgun used by Nicholas Cages Ghost Rider in the first GR movie, that his modern Ghost Rider inherited from the Old West GR, Carter Slade: cut down lever action Shotty. .410 feels a little lite. Also wonder if it could chamber a .45, like a Judge?

The protects and the h5 are quite common in SA.

Show me one company that produces a reproduction c96. They don't because they're too expensive to produce and the market would be too small. There are non firing replicas produced, but no companies make brand new c96s.

@@trickmiller8169 that may currently be the case. However I remember back in the 80s reading an SA gun magazine about a firearm company in India that only manufactured replica firearms from flintlock to modern cartridge vintage weapons. Back then their range included the major WW1 and WW2 weapons and even replicas of japanese WW2 pistols. Did they go out of business, have they restricted manufacture to muzzle loaders and revolvers due to poor sales like you mentioned? Who knows. However with the newer generation of collectors perhaps a crowd funded project could encourage a small replica manufacturer to reproduce late 19th century, WW1 and early WW2 weapons. I know I would appreciate that.

tha@@shaunmeiring9048 that was the case back in the late 90s and turn of the century. These days they are in short supply. Most people with access to special permits opt for the semi auto carbine and low caliber rifle platforms.

Yeah, these assholes are all over hell and gone with their "facts". Such as: "The Mosin rifle was used to make sawn off shotguns."

@@dullahan7677 all of sudden airsoft comes into the equation, for attachments banned in some states, taught me an excuse, always carry an air soft with the real deal and the attachments separated to avoid a felony possession charge

What do you want to bet they used the same barrel from the galil that's chamber for 556 stamped it 223 to save money

These videos and why the hell outta me! I mean I watch him sometimes because they do show some cool stuff but why can't they have somebody who has a little bit of knowledge and it doesn't seem like they're leftist trying to talk about something that they really hate and don't like just to get some clicks I would say 100% whoever makes these videos has no clue what they're talking about has never even touched the firearm before and very obviously just read from the Articles they fine they don't even read from the Articles actually they just have a IR whatever read the articles for them LOL but men do they always have to try to sneak these little anti-gun leftist Jabs in there and I guess they either don't know that they're doing it because they don't know what the hell they're talkin about or they think people won't notice or it'll end up being some sort of subliminal thing! No everybody notices and I would bet it irks everybody just like it irks me! Just like what you're talkin about with the . 223 and a 5.56! It's one thing when it's someone who doesn't know and it's just a newbie that trying to learn they like what they're talkin about just don't have all the information last night but that's not the case in these videos and I wouldn't watch them except for the fact no one else puts the videos together that are just showing a few neat firearms that aren't really covered a lot of places but most of the time they're not even unknown Firearms well at least anyone who is into the community at all knows about most if not all of them

Just like Rugers mini 14s

Use both in my ar and works fine

Don't you also like that airsoft glock upgrade can't you just see the NFA auditors going crazy

Queensland but in America and the gel pellets are steel balls

just the armory guy getting headache reloading it.

No

Oh please, the American 180 already basically did that shit.

Not really, something like holding a thin metal sheet could easily protect you

@@TheFireGoose It'd need to be thicker than you would think. Anything over 1/4" thick mild steel would stop it, but .22lr will punch right through most gauge steel.

So, it was a single gun with 3 barrels? Cooll.

@Travis Thompson ?? Why are you telling me this? Althought I remember barely to have seen yesterday some youtube user with that name, maybe here, because I remember having thought "look at the nickname of this guy". Strange stuff.

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I bought a streetsweeper almost 60yrs ago made here in the USA until they classified them as a destructive device!!!

why cant they make like a chopped fostech for the SG undersling

​@@Grunt-pr7od yep and the one I had in the 80's was probably the worst shotgun I ever shot.

Have a look at the Chiappi Rhino revolver. It's science fiction rather than steampunk, but definitely real, and a great gun. It featured in several movies and series like the Expanse.

Bond Arms has some interesting and well-made derringers. Uberti has some really nice reproduction revolvers and lever guns too.

@@kaasmeester5903 make thst chiappa into the dark tower style wnd put a laser on it.

Great? Dude just googled "cool guns", picked up first of them without thinking, and just watered down the actual info with useless talking. There are some actually unique guns, but nah, we will make 30% of our video filled with gun mods

And 7 Billion, 700 Million, people wonder why America is The dumbest Country in the World... Nice guns to take to school.. 26th feburay 2023, and 75 mass shootings in america already, what a dump...

Down with the ATF!

The pistol conversion on the mosin was cause hand guns were banned at the time and the mosin was the cheapest and easiest gun for a civilian to acquire.

and like in most games, the guns are portrayed perfect or very unrealist to the real thing.. lol streetsweeper was killed in USA simply because it was ackward, had to much recoil for lack of a buttstock... and too a hour to reload

Awesome series

dont be fooled, its a prototype malorian arms pistol

Actually it's based on a Bergman from like 1890 something also it it din jarins or Boba fetts pistol inspiration give it a Google it's a cool tidbit

I’m guessing it has a safety interlock preventing firing if not properly locked in place.

The barrel itself doesn’t fold in two pieces, the entire barrel and handguard fold on the receiver. It could not load a round in the chamber while folded.

It just feels wrong to see it pointing back to the user when folding

Even if it has a locking pin, there is a reason ar platforms and 90 percent of rifles have a locking pin or twist lock handguard. If that is even a thousandth of an inch off when you pull the trigger, you're looking at a catastrophic failure at relative close range to your face. I give you props for wanting to shoot it and think it's cool, but I have no reason for an AR to fit in a purse.

Texas gunsmith, here….The ar-15 has fixed headspacing via the receiver extension on the barrel …. The AR 15 is about the only weapon you can do something like this safely …..

I can imagine it. Keep your finger off the God damn trigger of whichever one you don't want to fire. It's not typical to have two fire arms in one platform but everyone in the world is expected to keep their trigger finger off the trigger until they're ready to fire. A few hours of dry fire practice ought to do it. Of course people out there will ignore every basic rule of firearm safety, proceed to Crack open a but light and ND into their own crotch

@@steakwilliams4448 ….even the guy demonstrating the thing had a finger inside each trigger guard.

​@@Hammerdak Just because he's a demonstrator doesnt mean hes not being negligent. He is. Badly.

@@xverser2574 ..I know, I was pointing his negligence out.

Or pointed to the exit and told to take my metric measurements with me.... Assuming an american gun store. Not gonna lie though, I've don't think I've ever heard of a .22lr refered to in Metric measurement before. I suspect blank stares a many.

Facts same he makes really goodccontrnt

I'm def getting it!

Hope you get that degree soon.

That's because SA Limits who can possess weapons that use "Military" Calibers I believe.5.56 NATO is out, but .223 Rem is GTG

This dude doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground. Apparently sawing the barrel off a rifle turns it into a shotgun 😂

@@robertschumacher8487 science. 😂

it’s for air soft though.

@@idkwhyieventryanymore yk they just say that to not get in trubble

I doubt it's even a bespoke design, looks suspciously like some AK with a fancy plastic shell...

No... they weren't. Sawn off rifles yes... single shot shotguns maybe.. Not a shotgun. Videos like this are put together by stupid people using AI voices. Listen to how Mosin Negant is pronounced. This video was clickbait all the way, because we allll wanted to see that forward mag fed, steampunk lookin pistol.

And a long prison stay if you happen to get caught. The same rules for hand crank Gatling guns would apply to the 10/22-based gun. You can own and fire it all you want but the crank has to be hand powered. No stored energy drive (no battery power, spring, air, gravity ect) system is allowed otherwise according to the ATF it's an illegal machine gun.

NERD!!!! But yes, that's what I was thinking too :)

It would be the 19th as the Mosin-Nagant was adopted in 1891, hence its actual military name: M91/30. Edit: Also another official name is 3-Line Rifle, Model 1891

@@airplanenut89 its interesting the information. About 18th century, if you see the pistols what the pirates use it, is what i see

@@danieloandrade1259 Pistols like that were still used even in the 19th century. The pistol John Wilkes Boothe used to assassinate Lincoln was a muzzle loaded black powder pistol.

@@airplanenut89 oh, interesting🤔, i mean its a reference

Please provide your source that rifles have tapered barrels… …but keep going, your ignorance is hilarious.

I think you're low on headlight fluid

that chain feed single action army...

It's an AR15 with a skin. SBR - Short Barreled Rifle is ANY rifle with a barrel length under 16in and is a Class 3 item under ATF rules, and must be registered with the Federal Government with an extended background check, and $200 tax stamp in order to own. After looking at that part again, he is indeed using an AR15 with a 16in barrel so it is just a standard rifle with a doofy skin that just screams the We have (insert thing) at home meme.

@@airplanenut89 there's a guy with a kel-tec p30 in a "skin" as you call it, that's actually a bullpup design and that barrel doesn't look to be 16inches that's why I called it a SBR. And unless you have a way to prove that is a 16 in barrel I'm sticking with it

@@carlsteffens I remember the Kelt-tec video, and that because of the trigger mechanism he might end up being the reason for future ATF rules since he's used an electronic mechanism to bump-fire the trigger to mimic full-auto. He just slapped a full .22lr rifle into a skin. Since .22lr is a tiny round compared to the 5.56x45 (don't give me that fuddy-duddy "5.56 es .22, and .22 es a vermint rund" shit) the receiver area is much smaller so it better fits into the Halo AR skin better. I especially remember this video because I got into an argument with some dingus from Australia or the UK who didn't know squat about firearms designs. Anyway I can tell it's just a normal AR because I sold them for 5 years, have hands on time with the actual US M4, and: A) SBRs are annoying as fuck to get, and stuff like this Halo AR skin is done on the cheap. So why would someone go through the Class 3 process when you can just get a normal AR, and slap a skin on it? Saves time, and money. Especially when he did this for a video that is 67 seconds long. Yes, I watched the original video. Class 3 can take from 9 months to a year, and comes with ATF strings attached. SHIT GUN OWNERS DO NOT LIKE! B) Look at the position of the actual magazine, and ejection port vs the gas block, and the amount of barrel sticking out past the gas block. That is a 16in barrel. The M4 style AR15 is not a very big gun to begin with. The gas block has your standard bayonet lug, and hand guard retaining ring, and the barrel is an A1 style barrel but on an M4 style carbine since most people don't really buy the OG 20in AR. SBRs are largely for the high speed low drag CQB crowd and the A1 barrel is heavy and made for longer ranges. C) The gun is largely seen at an angle, which can mess with one's perception. Pause at 3:31, and run your mouse in a straight line up the front of the mag. This is basically in line with where the breech starts. The ATF measures from the breech to the end of the barrel, whether that be a threaded end, or a pinned, and welded muzzle device (the latter is for people who want as close to an M4 or XM177 as possible without the SBR stamp.) Again, that is a 16in barrel. D) This guy has a Facebook page where he posts his 3D printing projects. Not the sort to go out and waste time and money dealing with the ATF when he's out to make KZfaq, and Facebook content showing off his 3D printing skills.

@@airplanenut89 given that the trigger mechanism was still one pull one shot, just because it has a short trigger pull and no weight to it so he can fire it really fast and adjust the electronic actuator controller to control rate of fire, the ATF doesn't have anyway to reinterpret (ignore legal definition) the guidelines for what is and isn't a machine gun, unless they claim electronic triggers can be coded to fire the weapon with a single pull of the trigger, they'd have to stamp, regulate, and control the buying and selling of the electric components he used (which are all over the counter and readily available so therefore not eligible to be regulated) which would be tantamount to regulating computer, and there's no way the people would give up game consoles, laptops, desktops, tablets, and smart phones because a government agency claimed they're all machine guns

@@carlsteffens "The ATF declares that the use of electronic motors, and MOSFET switches to augment a firearm's rate of fire in order to mimic automatic fire hereby constitutes a machine gun. Using these parts in a specific combination on or in place of a firearms trigger mechanism is deemed illegal, and will result in jail time" Not my best attempt at legalese but that's basically all the ATF would have to do. They wouldn't ban the parts outright. They would rule that combining the pars in a certain fashion for a specific purpose would be illegal. For example: Diesel fuel, certain fertilizers, and electronics are all legal, and readily available. The ATF can't outright ban these items however, should one combine them in a specific fashion without proper licensing from the ATF, they would be breaking ATF regulations. Rulings like these are also generally used to automatically tack on a hefty prison sentence should one be caught ignoring them.

Then you just buy a Henry H018G-410 or H018G-410R. Edit: There's also Gforce, Tristar, Rock Island, and Citadel.

the halo assault rifle is bullpup in game, the real version isnt