Nonsense! Gun Jesus just has to ask.

@@nicholaspatton5590 he asked for polish Ur anti tank rifle, so far none has materalized :(

I can already hear Sarah McLachlan.

THIS NEEDS TO CHANGE!

When I am Dictator, there will be a law that Ian can access any gun on request.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i6l_dNp5ttfMc5s.html

All together now, "Are your weapons old and rusty / did you bid for them online?"

@@Oppen1945 Oh I recognize the language of the Alternate Revised Suppressed Edition, anywhere. #ARSE

That's how we spot you.

Phillip Knuck well thats youtube for ya, fast and incorrect 400+likes, bit slower but correct 8 likes.

6 And in my prosperity I said, I shall never be moved.

Austin 3:16

@@Nderak 23 years ago o.O

That's brilliant! 😂

wartang Having a full mag of 30-06 would grant that effect, I think.

Jesuses? Jesii? Jesusses? ...Jesuits?

ikr! the prophecy's are coming into alignment!

I hope there's some video footage of Ian doing an "Oh bugger, the tank is on fire" in the future. Or maybe a two gun with Nick in AZ with Ian and Karl.

@@TheCoyote808 I do believe Ian owns a Japanese rifle wherein it was taken from a casualty killed by flamethrower. So,oh bugger the rifle(soldier) is on fire. Mentally picturing two people trying their best to kill each other with one squirted by napalm and crisping visibly in front of the survivor,is a bit different from the clang of a successful tank hit. The most I have seen is an animal dying in front of me,shot. A human is supposedly different,at least the first time. I knew WWII vets who commented on how hard it was. The first time. After,the them or me seems to take over. Best we keep it light,humorous, and leave out the blood and pain. So oh bugger the ....... is on fire. Get out and laugh about it. Cheers.

@@paulmanson253 Really doubt you can find old russian historical educational interviews with veterans from the war, where i saw this very frail old man talk about times when he was 14-16 years old and there was a german who was running towards him with a bayonet, an the boy(at the time) grabbed the SMG that had a drum mag from the dead body of a fallen comrade and emptied the whole drum in the german soldier....that interview was showing every bit of emotion going through that old man, as he described how the soldier was already dead before his body fell ontop of him...

Elgauno Yes

Yes indeed.

yes, and completely necessary

Part of me *really* wishes I could get his opinion on some stuff but I know that is a risky move

@@EloyGray We can draw all our own conclusions - I mean, this is a gun channel. But I'm not really here for all that, I just want to see some cool guns that I otherwise absolutely wouldn't even conceive to begin to Google about in the first place.

Says humble youtuber, huh ? ;)

3 of the best youtubers on my screen!

Canada is lucky to have you Matt!

+ hichok45

he'll only come if he can bring an M1 Abrams or at the very least a sherman

@@rodroper211 Since it's called Desert *Brutality* , The Chieftain should only be allowed to use the Firefly.

@@MrRobbi373 Woaah easy there Satan. Edit: Panzer 1 only

Chieftain, if you figure out how to make this happen, I’ll crew for you. No questions asked.

As per the recently released Q&A on Ian's channel he'd only be allowed a dummy carbine and have to shout "PEW PEW!" during the stages.

And Drachinifel the Warship Holy Spirit

Who would Sofilein be?

A Valkyrie

Tank God we got to see Gun Jesus.

Sofilen is the angel sent by tank God to keep us on the righteous path.

EdM240B So right!!! if there was something Ian doesn’t know, he knows where to find his answer

@@jamesbulldogmiller That's the sign if a true expert.

He learned from it. :)

I think they both have a point. Differentiation is good to get viewers to notice you, and thus for you to get views in the first place, but when it comes to retain those viewers, you have to make quality content. Chieftain is still gathering viewers. So I supose for him differentiation is still more important than for Ian, who has his viewership.

Chieftain's point still stands though, you need both differentiation and quality. People come for the unique but stay for the quality.

@@nhancao4790 Wise words well said.

@@nhancao4790 I thought that is what I said...but whatever.

I came across chieftain by sheer chance

That is sharp.

He used his magic Gun Jesus powers.

The sun got lower in the sky and the lighting changed.

Party poopers came aboard

Yep. I'm VERY left of center for most everything, but I enjoy firearms content, as long as it doesn't try to bludgeon me with a political view I find disagreeable. I can see that people with opposing views would be the same with their viewing habits. If I want my political views, I'll go to one of the places that is explicit in its position and bias. If you are however, presenting videos on physical objects, I don't see why politics necessarily has to be dragged into it (both sides seem to do this all over the place).

Yes. He is so informative and interesting on the topic I'm here to see. I get the shots with most politicians. I just want to relax when I come to KZfaq

Inrangetv does a bit, however, it's not too extreme ^-^

Except for that one time when he asked viewers to join the NRA. Which was when I unsubbed.

@@randymagnum143 Where does that come from!? You seem like the kind of guy who will gladly pick a fight to make this world "better". edit: There's some unintentional irony in my comment. Anyway, let's solve this in a fight to the death!

If they'd known how much you enjoyed it, they'd never have allowed you to do it.

@@828enigma6 Tell me about it. But, even better? The ones who didn't volunteer? They got to police up the litter on the main highway through the post all day :D

@@828enigma6 I can remember my first job as a computer programmer. I couldn't believe that people were actually going to pay me to work on computers - when I would have happily (had I the money) paid them to let me do it. .

I went to Fort Knox for Basic and later Unit Movement Training as a NCO. I got to visit that Museum and very much enjoyed it, even though I wasn't a tanker and didn't know much about tanks at the time (other then the fact Bradley Fighting Vehicles weren't tanks as the Drill Sergeants continually barked at us).

@@leonardwei3914 When I was in Ordinance School in the summer of 1970, they took us on a Field Trip to Aberdeen Proving Ground where we got to see some really cool shit, like how to Magnaflux artillery tubes to check for cracks. At that point in time - they had the US Army Ordnance Museum there and as you drove in the gate - down the center median - they had a History of the Tank - starting with some of the oldest vehicles and moving on to the newer ones as you entered the base. Then - they had the real museum of all these different vehicles from all over the world parked out in a field. That is all gone now - moved elsewhere - but - this web site has pictures of the way it was before it was moved. www.williammaloney.com/Aviation/AberdeenUSArmyOrdinanceMuseum/index.htm I remember one vehicle really well, this Jagd Tiger www.williammaloney.com/Aviation/AberdeenUSArmyOrdinanceMuseum/GermanTanks/Jagdtiger/pages/03JagdtigerFrontView.htm You can see a hit it took on the bow. Standing there looking at it, it looked like a piece of butter that someone had swiped their finger through. You can see that hit in the picture but - it was much more impressive IRL, standing there and able to touch it. One other thing I was impressed by - was as we came out of the Magnafluxing hut (they were all tin buildings) off down the row, I could see a Mk. V parked next to another building - all splattered with mud and I thought "Hunh ... they're taking that one out and driving it around ..." so, in the summer of 1970 - somebody there had a running Panther. Also at Ordnance School, one day I was in one of the bays with a big open sliding door and as I looked up a semi-truck was driving by down the main road with a flat bed trailer on it. There - on the trailer - was a Mitsubishi A6M in very, very bad shape, that had been disassembled for transport. I watched that truck drive by and was like ... "how about that ... not something you see every day ..." I was 18 then but I'd played Panzer Blitz a lot in High School and had a lot of plastic models so - I knew what these things looked like - and all these years later, still remember seeing those things for real. Museums are cool and ... one thing about that area ... is besides it being just chock full of historical sites (like Front Royal and Harpers Ferry), Washington D.C. has a whole shit load of museums. The Smithsonian is incredible, John Glenn's Space Capsule, the original Wright Flyer. You could spend weeks going through those things all day every day - and still not see everything. If anyone gets the chance to go - do it. Anyone who came here to watch this video - would love it. .

this needs to happen.

Please, Internet Gods, make this happen

nhan cao as the Chieftain said: "why carry a gun if a gun could carry you?"

@@fabiogalletti528 HAHAHA!!! NIIICE!!!

I have a dream that one day I'll make it to Kubinka!

Everyday I discover new Russian firearms and vehicles, currently my new favorite is the Vodnik

@@whoelsebutmeofcoursei There's something called Vitjaz or similar, tracked utility vehicle that basically swims roof-deep in mud and still moves.

@@piotrd.4850 Vityaz DT-30?

Ian is just a boss all the way around

He should do a musket/ flintlock shoot wearing a buffcoat and floppy hat ala English civil war :)

Nah, based on his interest in firearms, I would have taken Ian for someone with an interest in either musketeers or cuirassiers.

He could pass for a French Musketeer, and his Chauchat shoots as fast as one...

If he braided his beard and some of his hair, give him an axe, definite Viking material! :)

Oh gosh, while he can do that for his own personal use... If it were to be made public, there'd be legal ramifications. Which I'm sure Ian, being an author himself now, would appreciate.

If you have to research as a job, there is a measurable difference in retention between paper and screen. Screens save time for searching, and the copy/paste then cite process for notes. So when you have a choice, its binge read from a physical book while having the same thing pulled up on your laptop.

Did he disassemble any cutlery?

@@Alpostpone no, he just seemed very surprised when I shook his hand.

I used to sometimes eat lunch and dinner with him freshman year of college. Great to see him become a professional firearms historian.

@@reubensandwich9249 wait a second, did you eat dinner with him or did he eat you for dinner?

@@reubensandwich9249 Man this is so cool, the world is really a small place!

I think I’ll try this! Oh Bugger, the liquor cabinets on fire!

@John Gulyas, lmao, you won the internet today, well played sir!!

Might also work with Ian's "frankly"s.

@@Tunkkis gosh darn yes.

Are you still bummed out about the Bergman channel 🤣🤣

@@edwalmsley1401 Not really, but I do recall Ian giving it as an example of a learning experience that influenced his upload schedule.

@@thomasbirt4725 personally I quite like Bergman's but it did get a little much

Ah, the days of the Forgotten Bergmanns. We'll never see a time like that again unfortunately. 🤣🤣🤣

I really think I'm the only one who enjoyed the Bergman marathon.

This is their 2nd video together. The other one is on Forgotten Weapons where they are firing all of the guns on a Sherman. Cool video.

@@jaken9817 all that needed was for David Fĺetcher to wander into shot and tell them they were doing it all wrong

What's more is that Ian is 5'10, very average to slightly tall in some countries. Chief has a good 5 inches on Ian, so I'd put him around 6'4.

@@Frogstomp27 I didn't realize Ian was that tall, he's slender enought that I think of him as a little guy, 5'8 or less

@@mikeabbott2396 yeah he's pretty in shape honestly, probably works out and eats pretty decently

Now picture that fella bouncing around inside a tank.

Hard to even imagine, let alone picture such a thing! Oh bugger!

Mike McL yeah I heard the Russians had a 115. Not too sure of that that though.

@@blgarage9519 T62 has a 115 mm gun.

30 mm is a thing.

Is that what she said?

Rumor has it that they used to use a wimpy 105mm (but that's the internet for you, anything can be put up)

There are a few interviews with Ian. Including one discussing his collection. The Q & A videos on Forgotten Weapons and InRangeTV are like interviews ..

The beginning of this was a video about all of the guns on the M4 Sherman tank, paid for by World of Tanks. So thank World of Tanks for this opportunity.

But why she said that? was she talking to someone else? What if she was one of these political warmongers (idk what to call) and she heard two evil men talking about evil guns and decided to ruin their fun

@@whoelsebutmeofcoursei might be talking to sombody else.

Rudofaux Thinking the same.

Have you seen Ian crawl through a small hole? He's impossibly fast.

I bet there would be plenty of lumps and bruises to go around .