Tried to assassinate putin but putin assassinated them first

😂

One exception... a lot of interesting documentaries started with that line

Watch out my dad works for the CIA and he'll get your neighborhood addicted to crack before injecting the men with syphilis and blowing it up!

Only documentaries

Best comment ever

Haha

Good one lol

If someone made a garden hose sprayer that looked like that I would buy one. Great comment! Made me laugh!

Hahaha

[Chuckles] *I'm in danger*

I want this gun in a new farcry game

@@sneakysnake7695 you're in luck, seeing as it's in south America. Probably plenty of these lying around

Its for when you want to support your allies, but not really

Well it always could be used to kill the one armed guard that will let you use their weapons afterwards... with a bit of daring this is at least better than fists, a club, a knife or a rag with chloroform for that purpose.

yeah that's what i thought, surely there were (and still are) warehouses full of old revolvers and pistols, that the CIA can get for next to nothing. its not as if the client can be choosy.

they did that when they got Egyptian AKs to arm the afghans in the 70s.

@@koenvangeleuken2853 Imagine insurgents running around with Colt SAAs and S&W Number 3's.

tthe ideal option for deniability is generally to use weapons made by your enemy. like how the soviets used german pistols to execute all those poles in katyn forest (though at the time, the germans weren't yet their enemies).

@@KhrisMiddletonFitnessOfficial allahu yeehaw

A reflex sight or a Acog would be sick

Or is a hopeless optimist.

@@dlxmarks 😂

And whoever decided they should rifle some of the 'barrels' was as close to a memelord as someone in the 50's could be.

You watch, ima snipe from 400m with this thing

Baron OfHell it sure does. Looks like a gun Cpt. Kirk would carry

Given it's condition, it was probably used as a child's toy.

Or a workshop tool of some kind.

I think I had one of these while playing Fallout.

I was thinking the exact same thing.

Im glad im not the only person who thinks it looks like a glue gun

@@jakehildebrand1824 bruh.... Literally thought the same.

@Hat Kid i heard it

I'll take 10!

Wait till you see cow tools.

@@solidsnake3014 gary larson still gets mail to this day about cow tools...

Yeah but when you see what they came upw it, it's no wonder hunters are still winning.

They've even made rifles!

@@reidhanson4755so did some elephants!!

This made my day

Its just part of the casting, so why not.

I heard this comment in John Cleese’s voice.

Well, I think it was more of a safety that could be used as a "sight", so why not?

I view the front sight more like a place to store the clip when not using it as a "safety".

put a underwood p+ in there it would be lol

lol you'll get them wetter with the garden hose.

And send your ass flying as it does.

Underated movie.

It's a little bit weird to watch this video right after one of Joe Rogan's interviews with a navy pilot who go video of a UFO.

I'm in total agreement. Ugly but accurate and effective

Air drop a B58. Go big or go home.

Why? We want to send actual functioning pistols, not hi points

@@jongles2530 Hi poi ts are more relyable than the avdage automatic pistol. You could probably drop them without parachutes.

@@ineednochannelyoutube5384 Hi points are even more reliable than your keyboard. Remarkable.

Lol...lol

@@jasonfrederick1258 Imagine being a moron who can't comment anything except LOL.

@@terreausore2435 Damn why are you so aggressive, he didnt say anything wrong

Capra Ibexx saying that icky word is wrong

@@terreausore2435 imagine commenting on an idiotic non-comment like lol. Must feel highly intelligent.

I would absolutely rather this than the liberator (In prime condition that is)

This looks like the kids toys that were sold at the time.. They may nave designed it that way so that it would be ignored if seen in an innocent context..

Mark Wilko I didnt think about this.

@@zakofrx give it a bright paintjob/green etc. Its a toy or garden hose or whatever

i was thinking the same thing! lol!

But we're glad we got it nonetheless.

Well I mean... The CIA asked for it. Literally. They tried getting the previous but couldn't.. So they actually had to legitimately ask for this... Monstrosity.

Liberator II: Cast Aluminum Boogaloo

😁

The comment no one asked for.

Plotter twist: it's the ultra destructive gun from men in black

Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight....

@@guardiandogoargentinos1385 right

@@hatespeakersargonofakkad6523 you good...? Sent the same comment 20 mins apart....Did you want a response that bad?

@@guardiandogoargentinos1385 🤣🤣🤣

@Howie Felterbush right?

nor surprising. we dont call em the Secret Squirrels for nothin

FOIA? What is that?

Fangadora Wolfen Freedom Of Information Act

@@fangadorawolfen6164 freedom of information act 👍 basically a legal precedent to disclose information that's requested. (Within reason)

Because: imagine having to justify to Oversight why you spent $300 per gun on a single-shot garden hose pistol.

My first thought

Ok. That was funny. Regards, Marky

John1911 Gun Blog ok boomer

complete insult and lie There isn't enough plastic

Lmao

Sounds like some high conversation.

First real rifle was a rossi 243, never actually took a deer with it, but theres a funny story of me sleeping through my dad shooting a deer with it, (i have narcolepsy, diagnosed several years later)

or with a glue gun

That's the point - they were meant to look like improvised firearms so no one would trace them back to the U.S. gov't. If you saw one of these in the wild, you wouldn't think "CIA pistol," you'd think "someone made this in their shed with plumbing parts."

@@Tormundisc00l well, it worked

@Zach cash Hey brother, nice to see a fellow traveller around these parts. Hope you are living the fourteen. Stay well.

Don't you mean a water pistol fabricated out of steel?

i saw this just as he read it

@Mike Gee on the other hand if the Hi Point drops into mud it'll do better than a Glock

@Mike Gee Ian's other channel InRangeTV tested both. The Hi Point didn't do as well as a Luger but better, much better than the Glock.

@Mike Gee tell Ian because I don't really give a shit. The Glocjk 19 mud test was disastrous, basically the worst of all guns they tested. Others would have been fine after a field strip and cleaning. It wasn't possible to field strip the muddy Glock. You should have a look sometime.

Loved the Original MIB .

Perfect snapshot of government efficiency. Lol

I mean its about the same cost and deosnt have a big ass seam to pinch you

Government in a nutshell

When you manage to make the liberator worse you are truly getting something

Wrong gun there boss, the EZ Gun is based on the Liberator not the Deer Gun.

@@demomanchaos _"Hey... you're pretty good!"_

@@PACKERMAN2077 kept you waiting huh?

@@demomanchaos Seems like it's still doing the job now that Snake has it equipped, though. I mean, you've seen how gullible he is, right? Guess those boosts are all in his head.

“Ugh, but Otacon, it’s just a glue gun”

If we're using weapons like this, it's astonishing that we managed to 'win' the Cold War

@@b-chroniumproductions3177 nobody but diplomacy won, its still ongoing even in many people's opinions

@@b-chroniumproductions3177 we didn't we dropped it to poor countries, did you listen to the video at all?

@@bigbud6842 cold war was fought using poor countries as proxies

庄司 慎吾 - Shōji Shingo wat

CIA: drops this. KGB: drops T-34 tanks shooting AK 47s.

"Hey, K, come on, man, you get a serious Atomizer and i get a midget Cricket?!"

That's GOOD ! LOL

that's the idea; looks as harmless as a toy

The government always pays too much.

@@libertarian4323 My uncle told me about a female Goat the government wanted protected and transported and the government spent like 7 million on the goat ... Didn't believe it until I started hearing all the other crazy government stories

@@xxeye4u2c64 Was that old goat named Clinton?

@@phillhuddleston9445 Honestly it could be Wish I asked him more about it

Not only that, but he's saying 300 bucks in 1960 money. Insane overspending

@@chadf9630 The other $295 was diverted to Area 51, obviously.

That's not a fair comparison. A mass-produced Hi Point costs less than a pilot production Deer Gun because the Deer Gun was only made in a small quantity pilot production run (as far as we know), so the Hi Point's up-front tooling costs were spread across a zillion guns while the Deer Gun's up-front tooling costs were spread across a thousand guns. If the Deer Gun was put into mass production and dumped out of cargo planes by the millions, then each one would have been very cheap. It might have still been a bad idea, but they wouldn't have been $300 guns if the plan went all the way forward.

The Hi Point comparison isn’t completely off. The government spent all that money because they wanted something special, just for them. Today, you would be better off having Jimenez sell you a bunch of guns and send those. That would actually be more covert. If people start showing up with Deer Guns all of a sudden, the authorities are going to wonder what is going on. If their insurgents are found with cheap guns commonly used by criminals. No suspicion is aroused. A good mix of Jimenez, Cobra, Hi Points, and Sigmas would be your best bet to avoid suspicion.

Mark's Tech Channel tl(almost)dr but correct nonetheless

Wow such advanced wow

When there are no controls, they are not biased towards one side. I would say it has "controls" that can be used even without hands at all.

@@HappyBeezerStudios *Whoosh yourself to restore Honour*

That's actually a really good point. If you are a someone who needs a weapon like this you don't want to be caught with a weapon. The Liberator is an odd looking gun but it is still very obviously a gun. This thing could literally be taken to its main pieces and just mixed into the contents of a work bench without drawing attention if you were to be searched.

Don't even need to go that far. Just attach an air hose connector and no one will bat an eye.

@@vintageyamahasquid That was a feature of the Welrod. Without the magazine grip, it didn't look like a gun

@@zacharyrollick6169 Someone with an actual tool bench could make a convincing hacksaw grip out of it as well.

@@vintageyamahasquid If you put a plastic shell over it, take out the plunger in the back, and put in a dummy electrical cord in the grip it could easily pass for a hot glue gun.

Doesn't it kind of defeat the purpose of an act called the "Freedom of Information Act" if they can just refuse?

Even if they were not used maybe they aren't really fine to openly say that they spent 300000$ on bad dangerous guns to arm "undefined" characters... Especially since the idea was spending 3$ for gun...

@@LVPittinsberg Yes. The only legitimate claim is a current threat to national security, which is incredibly difficult to claim for anything that long ago. But the government also has tons of documents still secret from WW2 for the same reason, like Nazi ghosts will rise up if they hear the truth.

@@Etherman7 they could claim national security if they believe that it will piss off a strategic ally or instigate active conflict with an ideological enemy, especially if these guns were used for political assassinations. Given we do know they actively armed religious extremists, anti-democratic resistance movements, and terrorists around the world, it's likely that one or two of these guns were used to murder our allies' soldiers, politicians, or journalists.

@Lochness Monsta Yeah probably in some 3rd world S**t hole that annoyed uncle Sam somehow.

In many south american countries, you can find these at yard sales every saturday morning.

Secard420 Woah, South America sounds kinda cool, excusing the other stuff

Yeah there's probably even more stashed on some army base somewhere in the us

@@secard4202 bring me one

EDNA!!!! THE NOZZLE WONT FIT ON THE HO-*BANG*

oh please, freedom died a long time ago

@BoomerLemon freedom isnt an on/off deal

@BoomerLemon It means you either have it or don't, it can't be sometimes yes, sometimes no. Freedom, however, means different things to different people.

Americans-Freedom of information request submited CIA- freedom exercised to deny information request. Liberty prime- democracy is non negotiable.

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.50 BMG Deer Gun?

@@BetaDude4012 gauge?

Old toy ray gun style

Ain't no rabid possums, friend.

@Jimmy Peeps bcuz they possums don't carry Rabies. Simple. Don't believe it??? Look it up

@Jimmy Peeps I go out of my way to be mauled by a possum everytime I encounter one. Ain't caught the hydrophobie yet! And they can't carry it. At all.

@@hazahizabbanzabalawan3815 Fun Fact: All information i found stated the opposite, including some medical cases involving rabid possums, though rabies is very rare amongst them.

You forgot to add the last part: missed possom way wide due to the wildly inaccurate nature of the gun

$300,000 ($300×1000 guns) was for design and tooling. After that existing tools could churn out ~five dollar guns indefinitely. Make 99,000 more of them and your total cost might barely hit $1,000,000. $10/gun is no joke.

Well, this also could be some kind of gratification for a manufacturer, after all silence is golden. But from the other point of view - tooling, design, plus 1000 guns, seems to be a quite a good deal.

The reason for the difference is explained at 6:13.

It's not a cheap gun. It's a deer gun.

A $4 object costs $300. Sounds like a government run operation.

DEER GOD what they have done?

@@giornogiovanna729 Haha cute dad joke.

@@FlymanMS I think we found the FBI agent here

Yup, this is the real answer. The CIA found this thing called the Black Market.

What an insightful post

Parts of the defence planning in Europe incorporated lessons from the partisan warfare in WW II. There was an expectation that the soviet forces would initially take territory while NATO powers in Europe and the USA mobilized. So there would be a lot of people fighting delaying and partisan warfare behind or around the front. Those operations would have used stashes of weapons, explosives etc placed beforehand. We have a crate in a fake shed out on a farm, or this concrete storage block out in the woods that's unmarked on maps that the local Home Guard units know how to find. If someone wants to start a partisan movement like we encourage them to do, we hand them a cheap but not crap-cheap SMG from one of these stashes.

That's a good point. If an enemy solider intercepted an insurgent and got a hold of this, they would not only not be able to trace it back to the CIA, but they'd probably think this was made by hand in a shed. However, an insurgent could probably get the drop on a soldier and get a shot off at very close range due to how comically small that pistol is.

@@TeodorSpiridon You're on the streets of Copenhagen and assassinating nazis? It has to be a single nazi, you need to be pretty close, and you need them by surprise. And it's either this thing or just about any black market pistol. The polish Home Army managed to make weapons in a shed in a swamp, and they were better than this piece.

It probably was a sprinkler nozzle then...

It doesn't even make sense one shot form 9mm isn't enough to just drop someone dead most of the time ,so one shot 9mm is horrible idea. They could at least make it 2 barrel to give you 2 shoots. And it doesnt look threatening at all so to treaten somone with it to give away his real gun you would prabably first need to explain it is a fire arm. Pity for the guys who would need to use this or original liberator.

@@MrMleczkp seems like we found the Fudd. This gun wasn't meant to threaten, it was meant to be used in an ambush situation, close quarters. If the enemy still lived after being shot, you could still finish them off with their own gun.

@@blarfroer8066 SO why use gun when you could use knife? SU and this time was handing AKs to militias so this particular idea was really bad. If they come with gun disguised as common tools, OK worth to try it, but this one is ridiculous.

@@plasot Pulling a trigger is probably easier for random people than using a knife, albeit louder.

I think I'd rather have a gun made by Cobray than one of the multitude of pot metal 25 ACP, 22 LR, etc pistols out there.

This was my first thought too, it's strangely close to being a cattle gun with some (very minimal) reach.

azmanabdula you can use it to kill a deer and take its gun

@@Dominic-fd2wz but can it take care of invincible bears wearing body armor? If not I'm grabbing my boulder and going to rape a church and burn some women while I load up my baby skull seeking bullets in my innocent lives killing gun.. His names Donald. Yeah.. IDK where I was going with that.. At first it was a reference.. Later on it just became a mess. And no I don't have a gun named Donald. I name mine after demons not people thank you very much.

@@Dominic-fd2wz every time i see the ingsoc sign it reminds me of the sydney swans AFL logo

@@Dominic-fd2wz Lmao, that reminded of that Family Guy episode where the Deer blow's a hunter away with his own .308 Hunting rifle after he misses the shot.

Actually, back then it was "lemmie find a payphone so I can call Langley."

Why not giving them knives? Muuuch better for sneaking up on people.

@notsaying7838 firstly, knives are literally over the counter, just go into any kitchen and you can find at least one good knife. Secondly, knives are a meme when it comes to effectively unaliving someone silently. The traditional way requires at least six full-in stabs in order to make them unconscious, struggling all the while. The more effective, but trickier, way is to slip it between the base of the skull and the first vertebrate, this severing the spine from the brain and causing death by paralysis of the lungs and heart. But that requires you to be ROGHT behind the target, which at that point, why rely on something THAT finicky? Why not just get some piano wire around the throat? Or better yet, why not just dome the guy from a safer range with a silenced .22 pistol, like the Ruger Mk. III?

​@@notsaying7838do you know how hard it is to sneak right up behind somebody outside of games, and how liog it takes somebody to die from a stab wound (while making lots of noise and fighting you back)

@@callumbreton8930 Fair point, knives aren't that hard to find legally, although this _particular_ gun isn't much of an improvement either. Loud, ridiculously inaccurate and short ranged, seemed to me like a disadvantage compared to a regular knife. Of course they could've picked a better gun, however that's not what they did, they made _that_ abomination. I'm not praising knives over guns, I'm critiquing this particular gun design against knives.

@@Ukraineaissance2014 Honestly, I think the deer gun would have pretty much the same issues.

I mean, totally useless even if it did "work" but, yeah. Pretty cool.

Omg useless duck company

You test your creation from a distance...not in your hand.

3d print it. Looks like would only be 4-5 parts.

@@leechowning2712 Show me the 3D printed plastic that can survive the pressures involved in a gun. Then I’ll try it.

@@jamesharding3459 well there is an article on 3d printed guns en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D_printed_firearm

@@jamesharding3459 FCG-9

I can't imagine it lends itself to a lot of accuracy.

@@AesculapiusPiranha Neither does the one inch long barrel, but then again, this gun was only ever intended to be used to sneakily get yourself a much better gun from someone who had one.

My first thought was fallout

Calm down Hulk. It's solid aluminum. I do love the movie though.

Warren Zevon references intensify.

Pretty sure the "Saturday Night Special" moniker was just propaganda. To deny people owning firearms. Of course they'd be cheaper the a S&W model 29 and not built as well

Was it in a box of Quisp?

@zxzrp0 yes

@zxzrp0 That sounds like a fifty cent comment. I mean so that they can seize real weapons from the illegal and illegitimate government and win their freedom from the communist scum that are breaking their agreement.

@@johngifford7725 sorry to burst your bubble but hong kong is actually a part of china

@@nikitakhrushchev5572 That also sounds like a fifty cent comment. Sorry to burst your bubble, but that is under agreement with Great Britain and under the rule of the international community. China is violating that agreement. Under acceptable practice around the world, failure to live up to your end of a contract, and/or regain compliance with said agreement, can void an entire contract.

@@nikitakhrushchev5572 China also likes to say that Taiwan is part of China. It isn't. Hong Kong is part of the British Empire and is only returned to China under an agreement with a set of rules and timetables. Keep your word, and maybe you will he respected. Until then, the CCP are nothing but liars and theives.

That would be, "Oh dear!" I was thinking "Deere" as in the die-cast John Deere toy tractors from the '50s and '60s. But really, did Ian explain the origin of the name? I didn't notice if he did.

I'm guessing it was a play on the concept of a simple pistol for dispatch of wounded game or injured animals by vet

@@DRNewcomb I know it's not oh deer. But no, it wasn't mentioned by Ian.

@@davem2369 That would make sense. 🤔

- Umm, is it any good? - Sure, I bet you can take a deer with it!

i cant imagine just buying surplus stens or better yet buying the old tooling to make them would have been a better investment

0/5 would not hunt again.

You'd have a better chance of hitting a bull in the ass with a banjo

Why do you think the grip is ribbed? ;)

Grunions for her pleasure, obviously.

@@ILikeToLaughAtYou R/CursedComments

@@grunions9648 R/CursedComments

Sure it looks like an old gay thing to insert lube.

idk man, knives are really hard to "operate". Just stabbing people in random places tends to hurts them, and hurt people make noise. Like, "ow, why the fvck did you just stab me". Unless you hit them in some very special places, it usually also takes them some time to die even if you score a fatal hit. Whereas putting a one-shot gun roughly onto their chest or face and pulling a trigger is real easy to do for some uneducated farmer-turned-guerilla. I mean, the same argument could be used against your knife - "if you get within knife-fighting distance of an enemy soldier, you might as well just bash him over the head with a rock or something".

@@pdittrich good point, we should have just air dropped big rocks

@@faber8251 what about... (drum roll) rocks that explode

Why not drop some of the masses of surplus German and Japanese arms that were left over from the war. Easy to deny where it came from as they were scattered all over.

@@MrAdamfinlayson because then there wouldn't be enough room left over in the plane for the rocks.