I mean, as long as it's about the gun then I don't see anything wrong

Always have

@@Barnes-ml9wg I think that might be just you

Best line of 2024 😂

As if this bunch AREN'T going to be total wehraboos! 🤣😂🤣

Yes!!!!!!

Customer service at the stores is terrible. They make great rifles, but dealing with the immature children behind the counter is awful.

jamon? Jamon means ham in Spanish 🧐

Gotta try to keep Mike on their good side since he left leviathan 😂

@@giloro85but it’s not pronounced “huhmone” it’s pronounced “jaymin”

Thank you for sharing this, it is always interesting to learn directly from other cultures. I can imagine the atmosphere of tension, it would have been gut binding, but when it's a life or death situation, the choice is already made. Part of my family came over from Germany in 1893. Maybe you know who the name of an elite group of fighters in medieval times that basically lived at night, they slept during the day and trained and lived in the dark. They took out a huge army over a 4 mile stretch that had the army basically stretched out and could only move a few wide, and of course they would attack at night.

U can’t expect ppI from the us, to understand/respect different cuItures/ways of Iiving my friend. It’s literally one of the biggest things ppI witness with amerikans.

My grandmothers maiden name is faust. I have native American on both sides of my family. I have family from germany and europe. :3 i born in america

Not sure if you are serious or not but the Krummlauf was made for the "Ferdinand" tank.

@@huswsimonbla not sure if you are serious but there is two variants, one for tanks and one for infantry, P variant was for tanks and the I version was for regular infantry soldiers, time to look things up before you talk my dude.

Do they?

There's a mythbusters episode on yt where they test how much you can bend a barrel, and still have it be lethal. Not very scientific (when are they ever) but it was a fun episode, even though I don't usually care for mythbusters.

Like those rocket pistol videos where each round is about $400

Pleasant surprise seeing you here.

No Kidding - Memes and Gun-Tube videos just keep getting better. It's almost like Musclecars and Rock&Roll in the late 60s - early 70s

Lol is that a change on the line from Skyrim guards?

I used to be an adventurer like you, but I took a Krummlauf to the knee.

"I used to be an soldier like you. Then I took a burst of kurz from a curved STG in the knee..."

I used to be an adventurer like you, but then I hit it big investing in NFTs, started a family, and retired.

"if you have to travel by the night stick to the roads, it's the daedra with curved guns you see"

i remember when he had a whole yard full of piping to send the bullet thrue a rollercoaster

True. Demo deserves a shout out for his awesome science!!

Or the MP40 was less controllable than the Thompson

That was propaganda meant to keep panic down. Actual reports of weapons testing especially after the war are different

I'm sure soliders on Omaha would disagree

They weren't lying though. You can't hit shit with its 1000rpm+ fire rate. Suppression and area denial sure it's great.

@@patgray5402 That's completely wrong, most machine guns today are built off the MG42. It was an iconic machine gun and ahead of it's time.

weapon attachment*

@@skepticalbadger ?

Haha same here. Saw it in a book in a library when i was like 9 and was amazed.

Pretty big deal for WW2 fans as well. This is crazy to see this type of video with this weapon attachment.

​@@fortyfour8160agreed. I've known about this thing for years but to see it being shot in a video is amazing. I wish they would have gave close-up shots of the hardware and the attaching mechanism.

Yep def not to boost the algo… just a happy coincidence

The stg that's spent a good portion of it's life doing (P)orn.

vill you vear wigs?

i spit out my coffee when Mica caught that stray lol

​@@Asrieloo"vigs"😂

@@thankfullyredeemedmaderigh7436That translated as aids 😂

Yeah that was crazy I thought they were going to be in the video together collaborating

​@@TheSundayShooter better than the people who talk out of their ass. I don't see a problem with referencing a proper source. The internet is full of so much disinformation these days it is ridiculous...

​@@TheSundayShooterCompared to regurgitating something made up? Are you actually complaining that he does research?

Yo I thought I was trippin. Was expecting to see them collaborating. They've had to of done it intentionally

@@bitfreakazoid I was referring to Ian's comment that this is "just a shooting video". Ironic for him to trivialise the demonstration in which a velocity increase was discovered along with stable flight through a medium _EDIT_ Apologies, I misread Ian's tone! Please disregard the above statement

A "wild goose chase" if you will...

"Why do you have to make it-" *cut* 😂

*Jamin

Yeah, really missed opportunity...

Let’s hope the owner is generous enough to allow the BHS guys to put a round or two through it in the name of real information! Not that I didn’t enjoy this video, but BHS enables us to see things on a totally different level.

It would look like a bullet exiting a barrel. You can thank me later.

agreed, I was thinking about the same thing when he mentioned that the slug would have deformation

Its not many others have done that. It looks like a bullet leaving the barrel.

No. It is very clearly not an original.

@@skepticalbadger Username checks out

@@AnoneemusNoenamelmao

@@skepticalbadger Judging by everything said in the video and the description it is _heavily_ implied that it is. Also think logically, do you think there’s still somebody manefacturing these… for the StG-44 of all things? I can’t even find any non-functioning replicas for sale. Also if it were modern GT is always really good about giving credit to whoever made the stuff so in all likelihood it is the real thing. If you have any counter-evidence, please do share! 😊

There were version with a 30 degree, 45 degree and 90 degree curves. The 90 degree curved versions were for operation from the hatch of a tank, half track or assault gun. Yes it was useful if you didn't want to get shot entering a building, firing from a trench or from a hatch of the StuG III as infantry tried to overwhelm the For 70 years this excellent idea has been ignorantly dismissed as one of Hitlers Crazy Weapons. Hitler had nothing to do with it.

​@@williamzk9083I highly recommend watching Forgotten Weapons' most recent video on it. It wasn't Hitler's idea, but it likely never would've made it past the prototype phase without him. What's more, _as proven in this very video,_ it had significant drawbacks that made it nonviable for deployment.

@@williamzk9083 As tempting as the idea is, there was no practical way for it to be used as there was too many drawbacks (as seen in this video). I forget the name of it but Israel has a really nice attempt which is probably the best we'll get for another hundred years or so.

ERIKA!

​@@laurensa.1803bom bom bom 😂

I'm no fan of collectivism although I must say Erica is a banger of a song.

It also did not work well.

​@@bills6093bending gun barrels is not recommended

Damn...now Ive gotta watch Porkys again.

This is EXACTLY what I was thinking about. Also, every time I pick up a bent screwdriver.

@@jeffblackmon288 Great minds think alike

BAAAAHAHAHA

Thank you! I was going to mention the steel core military ammo vs likely lead core modern ammo which is more malleable and able to bend down the barrel without shattering. Also the military ammo of the time was likely steel jacketed as well so much stiffer which probably helped with the barrel's wearing out so quickly. The soft guilding metal jacket and lead core is going to do a lot less damage to the barrel.

Not to mention they have a 30 degree barrel, the 45 degrees would have chewed them up way worse

​@@gavindagawdthey also had 90 degree barrels too

@@spazmonkey2131would you use the 180 degree barrel? 🤔

@@BudgiePanic If I'm defending Berlin from the Red Army, absolutely

I think it is a bit sour(kraut).

The nazis actually had a holographic sight in ww2.

So did the Allies, what's your point?

@@andreivaldez2929 they were actually called reflector sights, the size of a mini red dt sight. Donut reticules too.

I don't think it was intentional.

I wouldn't expect it to matter at all if it's all the same twist rate.

Leaving one barrel at a set spin rate (twist) and then jumping into another barrel even at the same spin rate without the lands lining up might cause some instability in the bullet but might not have much or any real effect on trajectory or stability.

Or like you know, revolvers cyl gap

@@allthingsconsidered3211 a revolver cylinder is unrifled.. i could be wrong but as far as i'm aware revovler cylinders are smooth, the barrel is rifled.

@@josephxavier1707 true but the concept of pressure blowing by remains the same

Hahahahah

First the fuckers need to release the STG lmao

KelTec enters the room.

Yep and Mythbusters did an entire episode on bending a barrel years before and it's pretty entertaining as well

​@@LucasJackson_37 yep and the Germans did it decades before then and that's pretty interesting

They’re called Peyronies barrels

​​@@RedPillAlwaysyep and before that archers bent arrows and that's pretty interesting

Both were built after the war, too

which gas system?

This one doesn't use wood to seal in the gas

Missed the joke

Yeah the typhus delousing was bitchin'

The Patton Museum that used to exist at Ft. Knox also had one on display back in the 1990s.

Me too but back in the 80’s when it was in Nottingham very unwieldy as I remember

But did you handle these?

Amazing looking piece

Most beautiful assault rifle ever...

The StG-44 was intended to accept a scope mount. Making it the first designated marksman rifle.

Can confirm. My piss stream stays solid, and I've got the same angle...

The "Myth Busters" TV show demonstrated how you can progressively bend a barrel all the way to 180 degrees and it still shoots. Yep, they bent a barrel into a U shape so it was actually facing BACK towards the shooter! The bullet only lost about 15 to 20% of its velocity, and IIRC did not break up. I think they cited the German WW2 experiments with the concept. You can find the episode on KZfaq under "busting gun myths" or some similar title.

@@zx7-rr486 They did it wiith a .22lr though, a lot less energy to rip through the barrel or fragment the bullet. Matt from Demoliition Ranch shot a few bullets into bent pipes, it definately works, but the more energy the bullet has the more it will erode the barrel. 8mm Kurz isn't a massively energetic cartridge, but still packs more of a punch than most pistols.

The gun Market is the absolute worst of capitalism

Most people who buy them are collectors, they're not going to use them. There are guns that go for $250,000 that the buyers never intend to fire a single time... It's an awesome piece of gun history.

To be honest I thought they'd fetch more than that.

@@Centermass762 honestly, me too.

I'm his top guy. He put me in charge of a whole panzer division. I'm jacked

Say hello to cohcahcohlah 😂

Didn't you see the Mythbusters episode when they replicated the "Fudd theory" .. and they actually kinda manage to do it

@@LucasJackson_37 wait actually? Lol that sounds cool

@@LucasJackson_37 No they didn't

You better thank baby jebus

I almost fell over - had no idea he was going to do that. From now on that's how I'm making eggs. I hope my wife and kids are down!

I think when he said Suspicious Dancing Israelis took the cake

@@pinnaclephotography8535based Charles

And I bet Brandon likes it

@@KyleKalevra lol

@@thankfullyredeemedmaderigh7436 now that would be a great cut away gag

I bet let’s go Brandon gets mad just seeing one of these because his fav toy was clearly a rip off of it.

​@@30AndHatingIt just aim for the legs with it, c'mon man.

The angle of the dangle is proportional to the sag of the bag.

The angle of dangle is directly proportional too the heat of the meat.

Bending a barrel? Their tech is way overhyped!

@@KaptajnKaffe lmao

​@KaptajnKaffe calm down XD

Desperation is a mother of all inventions.

I'm sure if they just bent it a little more the war would have ended up differently

Come, brother, sit at my table, we will drink and talk of our skills in bent weaponry. Word has reached The Fuhrer of your magnificent bend! 🍺

@@SomaticApparition I’m going to need to plead the fifth on that one

​@@SomaticApparition😂😂😂😂😂😂 slight curve...😂😂😂😂

Your ancestors tried to save you

@@Sky-qd2mf 🗣️🗣️🗣️

Doodoo Ranch did that back when he was still shooting 500 pudding cups with a 50 cal

Fr I just got home from church

As God intended.

Merica

Let's be very real, God doesn't want us focusing on this. He wants us focusing on Him. None of this political stuff pleases Him or amounts to being right with Him. Going to church and watching Garand Thumb isn't necessarily a flex. Just comes off as a sign that yet another Christian has confused being politically active for being a good Christian. Definitely talking about myself too. But let's not pretend Christians today aren't acting totally worldly in the name of politics and then patting themselves on the back for going to church every Sunday. It's not a chad move. Going to church is absolutely the opposite of a chad move. The world will think you're lame if you follow God. If you're making it a chad thing or being percieved as such, it's likely part of your political culture war than true relationship with God. I know for a fact Jesus would lead us to worship HIM and seek Him, not worry so much about politics. The people of His day expected Him to topple the evil Roman empire, that wasn't the plan. Why would He be especially concerned with our politics over our spirituality today. Again, Definitely talking to myself as well. Just really began thinking about this the more I see people talk about going to church as if it's a chad behavior. Made me start thinking about how we're not applying the Word of God to our lives. We're just calling ourselves Christians while being devoted to politics

@@godwarrior3403 tldr