Great video, the all tracer videos you do have always been my favorite…. Really helps visualize that lead hose.

It would be realistic if you shoot small bursts, like they teach it in the Wehrmacht and Bundeswehr.

@@matthiasschmitt2311 who cares? It’s for entertainment.

You aim like a biiiaaatch

It was named Hitler Buzzsaw' not just "the buzzsaw"

Това е истината,а вие смотани кравари може само да мечтаете

That's what we get for winning😂😂😂

Jk jk nothing but love

“It’s a machine gun!”

​@@braden7175 Ha Ha.... then it was a high price to pay for them. You could have waited until we won, then not only would you have them for free, no - you would also be able to speak German now..... (just kidding) 😉

Imagine how high that bill would have been in case of the same array of miniguns.

15 000 , WOW !!!

Its only about a buck a round now.

Wait 700 rounds of 8mm Mauser cost 15k ? Thats a Bit high

@@itsKNR Bro, I was being facetious.

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Doc: "I mean.... there isn't much to look at"

6:11 my guy got his gustavo fring ahh death

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I was thinking about that training film. They were a shit load more accurate than I ever imagined.

Now imagine the boys in Germany with no ear pro firing these non stop.

@@pmccoy8924 I think about that all the time could anybody hear after that?

Yes they were beast! I love this firearm , but would not want to face it

Having 7.92 x 57mm rounds coming at you in a barrage of fire, must have been more than just terrifying. I don't know how these lads got themselves to leave those amphibian vessels in the first place. I would probably have frozen and got shot by at least a few 7.92 x 57 rounds. Death would have occurred practically instantly.

My Father made four landings in the Central Pacific in WW2 (all "in assault" or fist wave.) I asked him what it felt like to be under MG, mortar, artillery fire while approaching the beach. The firing on you starts way further out than you would think. Everybody is scared, everybody. Landing craft get hit and sunk, even LSTs (Landing Ship Tank) and DD's (Destroyers) get popped. You're being fired at by artillery that's been pre-sighted to the beaches as were their mortars too. The Japanese had a lot of self-supporting MG's too, not as fast firing as the MG42 but just as deadly. On the way in ships do get hit. DD's will come will come in close to lend fire support too, thus making themselves more vulnerable to enemy shore batteries. The enemy had had 3" and/or 5" (inch) shore batteries that could reach out and sink both LST's and DD's more than a mile out at sea. Neither of those ship types have any armor protection. You just pray your's isn't one that get's hit. You can't swim back to Hawaii or San Diego so what are gonna do? It's one thing at a time. Hope your landing craft doen't get hit on the way in to the beach after it leaves the LST. Then get out of your landing craft as close to the beach as possible. Anytime you disembark into the water though there's a chance you could do so into an underwater shell hole or crater and being so weighed down with equipment and lead ammunition you just sink to the bottom. That was a worry. The closer the landing craft get to shore and start unloading the troops the more the enemy equivilant to our Browning 1919 .30 cal qqMGs, 105mm and 155mm Howitzers increase their fire on those presighted beaches then packed with unloading infantry. The Germans and Japaese both used this same tactic. Then there's finding cover, all while under the same heavy fire. It sounded nasty to me when I first heard what it was like and it doesn't sound any better or easier now. I guess when you're a 19 year Marine or soldier (in the case of Normandy and other European invasion spots) you just put your head down and try to keep moving foward, while listening for orders (of course), the first 15 mins of saving Private Ryan were what I would imagine seeing on Omaha Beach.

Everyone who goes to war has to find courage within themselves so they can do their job. Make no mistake about it though, everyone is scared as hell. If someone says they aren't scared on the battlefield, they're just trying to make themselves feel better.

Ended up with lead one's

Wow, I really do have a ton of respect for the soldiers

Incredible testimony, thank you

Oh wtf this is Hard and horible

@EUpunisher Mein Großonkel ist in Stalingrad gefallen, der war erst Anfang 20.

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Гитлеру бы в задницу его вставили и целую ленту расстреляли

Красава твой дед )

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@@columbiawarmachine9795 ok bro 😉

Imagining dozens of these going off on the beaches of Normandy must have been hell on earth

yeah, no. They just claimed their guns were better. You'd be a total fucking idiot to think this, or any other machinegun isn't that deadly.

@@sonsofisstvan1675not only that but 8,8cm and 12,8cm HE rounds all over, as well as rifle fire. Hell on earth is an understatement. Although slightly conflicting with my personal beliefs, the phrase “War isn’t hell. Only bad people go to hell, war comes for all” is still frighteningly relevant.

To the Japanese weapons, yes this is true. American propaganda is guilty of lying about Japanese weaponry effectiveness. But To the German MG42? No. I have never seen WW2 propaganda stating the MG42 of being “not as effective”. I’ve seen WW2 videos clearly explaining the high rate of fire, and psychological effects it has against American soldiers, when fired upon. The video demonstrated possible ways to take out an MG42 gunner position, but never states this weapon is “ineffective”. It clearly states how devastating and powerful the Hitler buzz saw is. Americans were clearly aware of how powerful German weapons and engineering were at the time. So I’m sorry, I don’t buy this argument. The Japanese were a different story. Americans were extremely biased against them because of Pearl Harbor. So it was normal for them to down play anything the Japanese had. However, to be fair, there is SOME truth to this bias, but not because of what you may think. The Japanese had effective weapons, but they lacked natural resources in their mainland nation. And as the Japanese kept loosing resources and supplies, (after their navy was destroyed and their factories bombed continuously), the quality of their weapons and equipment lowered throughout the years, based on these factors.

"It's bark is worse then its bite"

There was a book written by the one combat veteran with experience operating the MG 42, on Omaha beach I believe. The writer claims the other gunners were inexperienced and abandoned their positions early in the battle while he focused on the landing craft when the doors dropped. He claims to have killed at least five thousand men himself. Probably true considering. Can't be disproven either. "They just kept sending more" He had plenty of barrel swaps, an assist gunner and a spare MG 42 to switch to in the bunker to keep the other from melting despite the barrel swaps. Quite the fish story but it was probably true.

@@spacecowboy1438 They had also prototpye barrells there, which could fire much longer without heating up to much.

@@spacecowboy1438 the death toll at Omaha beach was 2500 people

@@user-qn7ui7sb1q I'm not the guy who wrote the book and I forget the details, look it up. I'll try and find it and let you know if I get around to it.

@@user-qn7ui7sb1q Heinrich Severloh was the man's name. Claims over a thousand kills and became friends with a man he probably shot three times. I need to go read that book now when I find it.

The soldiers definitely went through hell

@@columbiawarmachine9795many of the germans also. Killing so much people effects your physical health a lot…

It's soo shocking like had no chance if targeted rite

Look at the ground after it was painted by the blood, I can only imagine how red the beaches were

theres no best friend anymore

All the soldiers were issued methamphetamine as well

Methine Gunner Squad ​@@MF-og1ct

​@@MF-og1ct Id join the army if they rationed meth chocolate and cigarettes.

@@tedk.6420 Then you could have just stayed in the Allied army. Because.... almost all nations drugged their soldiers with similar substances. It is just popular to throw that on the Nazis.

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@@tazzinasellout7968 I am 14 bro

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And i don't think anybody believes you​@@tazzinasellout7968

I agree this was nothing to mess with

They called it the buzz saw for a reason

no way would i want to face this beast

@@blauser46 Not necessarily. There are many stories where individual soldiers destroyed German machine gun nests. One can cite the achievement of 1st Lieutenant Walther Will single-handedly destroying 4 MG nests on March 30, 1945 and Lieutenant Michael Daly silencing three MG nests on April 18, 1945.

@@ukasz-zm9qc Sigh.... are you one of those "not all" people?

It was a crazy time for sure

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Do you think there has ever been a situation where the shooters of several machine guns were to concentrate fire on one soldier and fire several hundred rounds of ammunition at him? Completely ridiculous.

@@ukasz-zm9qc uuuh yeah? That's what they did

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@@columbiawarmachine9795 i will check that out, he said another was hit in the arm by mg 42 fire, and it took his arm off, and he bled to death. mg42 was no joke

Thank you , I appreciate you watching

I have so much respect for all the soldiers that fought in ww2 and every war

@@columbiawarmachine9795 Thank you sir. God bless.

@@Aviationartist01 Likewise.

My dad was a Bren Gunner with the Scots Guards in NE Italy (he mentioned the Comacchio Marshes) in 1944-45 and didn't talk about the reality of his wartime experiences until late in his life. He spoke about crossing an open space when his best pal was 'almost cut in half' by what I think he called a Spandau, which I expect would have been an MG42.

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Some of the comments could have been left out

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@@columbiawarmachine9795 Thanks for the feedback, will do!

@@Lone_Coyote thank you for watching

@@columbiawarmachine9795 I beg to differ here. The FG-42 is most definitely the most appealing (German) gun of all times. Next to the StG-44, of course. The G3, I don't know. Rather the FAL then, but that wasn't German.

@@Guido_XL I have 7 stg 44s as well I like all ww2 weapons they are my favorite

I agree it was a crazy time .

It is the buzz saw

Это. Пулемет.

They are all good firearms

how would you know if you werent deployed in a combat zone

@@VinhTran-lu6gm How do you know that I was or am not right now ?And on the other hand it isnt that it didnt allready worked very well in the last war... called World War 2, maybe you have heard from that thing. I am sure it will be used in the next one too.

@@evemaniac It has a good history along with alot of the german firearms but I dont like people claiming things with no proof. ever heard of stolen valor I know you europeans have a problem with that concept

@@VinhTran-lu6gm the psychological and the suppresssing effect on troop movement is an effect very well documented since the invention of machine guns and their appearance on the battlefield. From there came the term teached in squad tactics called "supression fire" and as a former soldier you most certainly will get or got that teachings with basic classes in one form or another, followed buy practical drills. A similar effect can be witnessed in civil life when you hear a "supposed gunshot" out of a sudden some tend to duck down, even when its just a powerfull car with a modified muffler. Like mines make people loose limbs and bombs can destroy entire blocks.. thats common knowlege and I can tell that without being torn to pieces or stepped onto a anti personal mine.

Overcome only because the vast majority of the elite SS ,and wermacht divisions were ocupied in Russia otherwise D -day would have been a very different story

It is true there were a lot of young boys and old men on the beach. The best soldiers were on the eastern front

Thank you for watching all the soldiers that fought in that war went through hell

Жаль, что у вас не было Дональда Трампа в то время😅 Никакого ленд-лиза🤣🤣🤣

What is even crazier is that the barrel change on an MG-42 is very fast. Also if the belts have starter tabs reloading takes only seconds. I have an MG-34 and barrel change is a bit slower.

Prayers are being generated...

Prayer Applied to Humanity on Earth... So be it...

Prayers for what reason?

Was soll das mit dem Kommentar, blauäugig deutsch? Bisschen fehl am Platz.

not original, 1500 is rare late war.

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Bob Dole was hit by a 20mm

@@timsmith5335 omg that would not be good getting hit with a 20 mm

@@timsmith5335 We were both wrong according to American Heritage since even Dole himself did not know what it was that hit him. "Bob Dole and the Nazis’ Brutal Last Stand in Italy"; Edwin S. Grosvenor Summer 2022 Volume 67 Issue 3 Dole led his men on night patrols to watch for enemy incursions and to capture Germans for interrogation. On the night of March 18, he was badly wounded when a tossed grenade hit a tree, bounced back, and exploded nearby. “I saw a blast and felt a searing - hot pain in my leg, ripping my flesh open,” Dole recalled. “It was just a surface wound from the grenade fragments, but it hurt like crazy.” “I felt a sting, as something hot, something terribly powerful crashed into my upper back behind my right shoulder,” Dole later recalled. “I’d often been hit in the back by a hard-charging linebacker when I’d caught a football in high school or college. Occasionally, I’d been thrown to the ground and stomped on by a couple of college linemen after making a catch. But nothing in my life ever hurt like the shock that seared through my shoulder just then. My body responded before my brain had time to process what was happening. As the mortar round, exploding shell, or machine gun blast - whatever it was, I’ll never know - ripped into my body, I recoiled, lifted off the ground a bit, twisted in the air, and fell face-down in the dirt.”

@@timsmith5335 If he got hit by one of those he wouldn't even have an arm.

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It got so, so many people killed, they did the same with other weapons like panzer 4, panther, and tiger, which also got many, many people killed

Imo d-day is overrated for this machine gun. I believe the hurtgen forest was where it shined

@@chillout8320 you could be right , I think there were some battles on the eastern front that must have been brutal

Lol,

Lol, I get that reference.

: o

Even by WWII comparison of crimes against humanity, that dummy died a very cruel and unusual death.

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Yes , it is sad to think about what hell soldiers went through. They were the greatest generation

yes that must have been hell

@@user-cu2hl9nn3i absolutely

The MG 42 was introduced widely only in 1942... Hence the '42. All those countries were defeated 2 years prior.

Kid, what nonsense are you writing? Have you made up your mind that it was only thanks to a rapid-firing machine gun (which, by the way, did not exist in 1940) that they captured all this? A whole host of factors contributed to this. So you should keep asking yourself this question, because shredding a dummy with seven MGs won't explain it to you (LOL).

the MG 42 was basically the same beast as the earlier MG 34 and didn’t offer much of an improvement in performance, it relied on cheaper materials and simpler manufacturing methods to speed up production.

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That is awesome, I like talking to veterans. I have heard sone crazy stuff as well

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He wanted the Germans to help fight Russia! Scary times back then anything could have happened

Given the body count the USSR stacked it's not even a question. There's places in Russia that you cannot turn a shovel without bringing up bones.

I would not want to face this beast

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Source? I am calling that bullshit

@@virviri1448 what do you mean I am sure this happened people are only human

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It is a truly beast of a weapon

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There might have been in Normandy, but Omaha beach had 5 from the research I have done

@@columbiawarmachine9795Heinrich Severloh of WN 62 fame said 15 nests with 85 MGs of all types. Just look at a map of German defenses at Omaha Beach.

@@blastulae ok , I was not there , but research I did said they had 5 on Omaha beach .

@@columbiawarmachine9795Your research is wrong, as seconds of Googling would show. Omaha was defended by a reinforced division.

@@columbiawarmachine9795OK, maybe only five of 85 MG sites had MG 42s at Omaha, with the others equipped with different MGs.

For sure . Soldiers have went through hell

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This is the buzz saw. It lives up to the name for sure lol

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