Bruno Acosta Wooo! Welcome to the club, buddy! It's always exciting to see one's own country's flag show up, especially when we aren't expecting it to do so.

wel, small countries have more forgotten weapons, because if they create a gun, only small number will be build

@@petrsukenik9266 and they're usually used until they fall apart. Why spend money on new guns when the old ones still work right?

ya sabes aguante uruguay, le falta hacer un video igual, de un francotirador cal 50. q se hace aca tmb

me voy a la feria de tristan narvja, haber si encuentro una

What are Uruguayan gun laws like today? Uroguayan mausers are very nice rifles when one can be found in good shape

​@@justacentrist4147 En Uruguay se pueden tener hasta 8 armas con el permiso " normal " , revólveres y escopetas en todos los calibres, pistolas hasta 9 mm y rifles hasta 6.5 mm. Si eres coleccionista la cantidad de armas que puedes adquirir aumenta mucho, también la variedad de calibres disponibles y algunas armas largas automáticas. Se necesita ser mayor de 18 años Un justificativo de ingresos económicos Certificado de antecedentes judiciales Obviamente el curso de tiro Exámen de vista y psicológico

FuryExtraLarge Boone doesn't have hair tho

Crammer Jack and Ian does

Which is funny, because I distinctly remember Ian saying that he's not much of a gamer when he did his BF1 review.

Esteveskp you think Uruguay is in Argentina don't you, be honest ;)

Anhk94 ? i live in Argentina,and sometimes i go to Uruguay because my city is next to salto,one of the most important cities there. idk what is your problem with my comment.uruguay isn't part of Argentina,obvius

Esteveskp it's just a joke about Argentina because they think everything around them is a rightful part of Argentina haha

Anhk94 Ah,sorry i get angry easily

anh94 tiene razón una gran parte de los argentinos piensan en uruguay como provincia argentina e,e,

MagicPortal es mortal saber del rifle, pero como siempre, nada nos sirve y lo dejamos de usar por pelotudos.

In 1825 Brazil was already independent...

@@victorbarcellos6445 oh so very independent! ruled by an Emperor designated by the Portuguese Monarchy... Yet, what I wrote was that Uruguay gained its independence from the Portuguese who ruled the Empire of Brasil, never did I say that the Empire of Brasil was still a part of the Portuguese Empire.

As I always say:If it shoots obsolete ammo, it is fun! But another thing to add to what you're saying, when you're like me, my dad or my brother, who we all own guns that fire old obsolete cartridges, you know how it's always a rule to always check if your gun is loaded, right?Well if we ever found our gun loaded by some mysterious person, we would instead say "Wow, thanks for the ammo! I can finally go shoot this! "

Sorry, I must have said ejector when I meant extractor. Getting the wrong Daudetau cartridges would certainly explain the problems - thanks for that insight!

@@ForgottenWeapons Seguramente se refieren al Botador que es la pieza que golpea el culote cuando se acciona el cerrojo hacia atras con el cartucho enganchado en el extractor sacado de la recamara. Que lastima que esta presentado en ingles y creo que el cartucho es 6.5 x 53 Dodeteau. Alguien podría decir la procedencia solo se que se uso por muy pocos años en el Ejercito de Uruguay. Soy militar en retiro uruguayo nunca se menciono ese fusil durante los años en que preste servicios. Solo se que fue sustituido por el Mauser mod. Español Brasilero en cal. 7 x 57 y posteriormente entrado el siglo 20 sr adopto el Mauser mod. 1908 en cal. 7 x 57.Saludos a todos.

@@ricardoM113 Hi Ricardo, better late than never! If I understand it correctly the 6.5 x 53.5 Dodeteau is almost identical to the early 6.5 Carcano _rimmed_ cartridge. If it was based on the Carcano is unclear, and it would not be a good idea to shoot the Carcano in this Mauser. Since the rimmed Carcano cartridge is just as rare as the Dodeteau it also doesn't make sense to manufacture one from the other. However I understand that you can convert .303 British to either one by sizing, fire-forming, and trimming the case. (But my information is third hand so that may be incorrect.)

Te agradezco de verdad tus explicaciones. Resumiendo es 6.5 x 53.Por lo que decís es con reborde y no con yunque. Similar al 7.62 x 54R ruso o el 8 x 50R del LEVEL francés. Te mando un saludo. ​@@tarmaque

yeah

Cool comment, bro. ;-)

by the truth, uruguay fought against brazil in the independence war, uruguay was a brazilian state called cisplatina. Argentina helped then in the war.

You're talking about two different conflicts there, one against Spain and another later against Brazil

Uruguay is still an Argentine province papa ;D

Federico Olivares Implying americans know when they talk about our continent... Cool rifle btw, greetings from la concha de la lora!

ARMAS URUGUAYAS QUE CALIDAD TIENEN MISILES NUCLEARES TAMBIEN AHORA JAJAJA

me too.

Yep

Rodrigo Silva Increíble no?

El Milico1943 la posta que sí, me sorprende. Igual eso es del año del loro, ahora tenemos armas de 50-70 años atras

El modelo rifle es el que usábamos para desfilar en el Liceo Militar General Artigas.

Marco Viggiano lo usaron o solo lo tiene para los desfiles?

Desfiles, se que tenían los cerrojos separados de los rifles (para que nosotros los niños no nos baleáramos por error, calculo... 100% probable que fuera a pasar :) ) y cuando salíamos de maniobras hacíamos tiro con FALs.

Matthew Doye Politics/common sense =vinegar/oil.

Yeah good point

The issue is not recoil; the issue is CHAMBER PRESSURE. You can have a heavy-recoiling cartridge that operates at lower pressure than a lighter-recoiling one - e.g. maximum heavy-bullet loads in .303 British are actually at lower-pressure than maximum loads in .223 Remington, but I can tell you from experience which I would rather fire ten of in rapid succession. The small calibre is a good way to increase the ballistic efficiency of a bullet of the same weight and the same nose shape, and it also improves penetration. Google ballistic coefficient and sectional density and you'll see what I mean. Various nations had varying ideas of what constituted the best set of ballistic compromises; the general split in the major powers seems to have been 6.5mm (0.264") vs somewhere just north of 0.300" (the various 30 cal, .303, 7.62, 7.7, 8mm). In the long run, it seems the 6.5 advocates may end up being right.

Well thats what I meant, the energy that the cartridge thrusts at the locking lug(s). The m71 has only one lug I think, whereas later designs were built much more sturdy for smokeless powder cartridges. The 6,5mm is a good alternative, it probably has an intermediate chamber pressure yet offers a good ballistic performance, at least at medium range.

7.62x54R

Forgotten Weapons I was thinking that, I have a 1928 M91/30 myself, Thanks for the reply!

That makes sense. I have the specs for that round and I can see how a 7.62x54R could be reshaped.

@@ForgottenWeapons 7.62 x 54 R calibre ruso del Mossin Nagant no tiene nada que ver con el Dovitis que 6.5 x 53

Try a mannlicher-schönauer. Those are extremely smooth rifles

I don't know

Ian is good at what he does.

7.62x54R

Us reloading nerds can't handle the mention of custom loaded ammo without that info :)

+Toolness1 just think- we could revive the cartridge and Re-barrel Mosins. The Mosins could probably handle far higher pressures and we'd end up with something like a rimmed 6.5 creedmoor. Hmmm...

Not everyone has a volume of "Cartridges of the World"

Jeremian go watch kittens videos and leave those who find history fun. Ian is a master at his job and vrings super historical perspective in his work. I am offended that you are offended, so should you be banned? See how that works? The fact that you are offended, does not make you right. This channel is a great source or historical information, there are kittens and flowers channels for you to enjoy. Just go look at that.

I used to work in the solar power industry, and Kaco was a partner in some big projects we did.

Because the t-shirt was free, i believe.

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Yes.

Doom ya

Well, knowing the origins of this weapon, it's probably pronounced "Dohveetchy"

Cand R arsenal Othias said he was Greek, which makes sense, since doveetis is a Greek name

Just hand gesture when you pronounce it for 50% more accuracy of pronunciation.

It's not a clip guide, it's where the bolt retention screw and washer stop.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rtSHft1oqNrMm58.html

@@ForgottenWeapons Nice

Ghost81 Fus-Roh-Dah!

sh0xXx89 I was wondering when someone would say it lol

Yeah

Ghost81 - Thank you.

Ghost81 Thanks. That's definitely not what I'd have guessed - Italian is not without its share of linguistic oddities.

My ammo was made from 7.62x54R cases.

GadgetPonyGal I know you feel my friend, I live in Alberta Canada, and while we are in a better position then some people in New York ( we can get our License for firearms here but on,y for rifles, ) we're not allowed to own handguns and even smaller caliber rifles can be harder to get because in order to have your license it requires a completely clean record for the rest of your life or you will have your license taken away. I personally am more of a handgun enthusiast so it kind of sucks, but hey, I'm grateful I can at least still own hunting rifles :). You should consider moving somewhere some day that has less strict firearm laws. I know it's not worth the move just for that, but if your ever thinking of moving it might not be a bad idea. Anyways greetings from Calgary,, Alberta, CA

I'm not sure what's up with KZfaq, but I just got an e-mail of a reply to my post (that I am now replying to) with what seemed to be a very interesting post, but that does not exist here: "4nuk8r If you decide you might enjoy lavishing time care and attention (and not so much money) on an orphan like this I will tell you what I have done to make ammunition where absolutely none was available. First realize that bottleneck cartridges fire normally at 30,000 to 40,000 psi and that the guns are usually tested with specially identified "blue pill" ammunition of 70,000 psi. Scared? Good. That is as it should be. Second realize that the breach of the gun and the locking bolt take all the stress..." .... I came back to the video to try to read all of it, but none of this reply seems to be here.

So in the in-youtube notifications, I found the rest of his very informative post: " Notifications Notification Details ... 4nuk8r6:24 PM+1 0 1 1 Reply If you decide you might enjoy lavishing time care and attention (and not so much money) on an orphan like this I will tell you what I have done to make ammunition where absolutely none was available. First realize that bottleneck cartridges fire normally at 30,000 to 40,000 psi and that the guns are usually tested with specially identified "blue pill" ammunition of 70,000 psi. Scared? Good. That is as it should be. Second realize that the breach of the gun and the locking bolt take all the stress of firing. In fact the only jobs of the cartridge are to hold the primer where the firing pin can reach it and seal the place where the bolt face goes in the firing chamber. Yes you literally could manually insert a bullet in the barrel and tap it into the rifling lightly to stay, pour in the powder charge, and insert a machined brass cup with a place step-bored into it to hold the primer - close it and fire it safely with a full powder charge. The cup must have some thickness in the "corner" (seen in profile) to seal the bolt. It must extend up into the firing chamber and fit snugly so gases will get inside and "inflate" it to seal tightly. After firing it will shrink enough to be removed easily. If you followed this - you might realize our cup needs a rim for the shell-extractor hook to catch on, and the rim should fit the bolt. Many times I have sprayed WD-40 in the breach of a weapon and poured molten sulphur in after it and made a casting of the firing chamber (including a little of the barrel - up to the rifling at least) so that I could easily take dimensions off of that. Usually you only have to go this far on totally unique "one-off" rifles where someone has taken a barrel and bored a firing chamber into it, threaded it and screwed it tightly into a bolt-action. Even then almost always there can be found some existing cartridges that fit the bolt face and are LONG ENOUGH to be made into a functioning cartridge. But several times in the last 55 years there were no such cartridges to begin with.and I had to begin with solid round bar stock. In a lathe I made straight-walled versions of the cartridge I needed and then replaced the cutter-tool with a small roller-tool and (the process is called "spinning") and reduced the diameter of the front of the cartridge to form the "bottleneck" and the neck where the bullet is held. I was always careful to make the front of the cartridge a little undersize, and also make sure that when the bullet was seated the outside of the neck was smaller than the chamber at that point so that it could not "wedge" and lock the bullet in place. The "forgiving" part of this process is that firing such a round instantly "inflates" the case inside and "form fits" it to the firing chamber (provided you weren't TOO far undersize and the metal stretched and tore !) and yet it will shrink in upon itself a little and will remove easily. Realize that this can be done on a very simple lathe. It does not need power feeding or thread-cutting capability. In the old days electric motor shops had these to smooth and true motor commutator bars and they were called "speed lathes". The cutter tools can be easily made out of $2 blanks of High Speed Steel with a bench grinder and a bucket of cooling water. 3 are needed - a "left hand cutter", a narrow "parting-off" tool, and a "boring tool (inside cutter". You only need to find an old "knurling tool" and make a smooth rounded steel wheel for it to have everything you need. You are Welcome, 4nuk8r Show less

***** Thank you for such an informative post. I'm not sure why it isn't showing under Ian's video, but seriously, thank you.

***** And again, I'm seeing your reply here in the side-bar (the notification 'bell' image in the top-right of the youtube channel while I'm watching a different video), but when I bring up the Forgotten Weapons video we are both writing in, your messages aren't showing. I'm not sure if this is a setting on my end, your end, Ian's end, or KZfaq in general. You changing your e-mail may have sort of disabled part of the 4nuk8r abilities on youtube or the account, or that somebody didn't like your user name and reported it? I really have no idea, but I appreciate your response and advice.

I don't believe he does, as he referenced someone else making the ammo for him. On the plus side, further down in the comments, he referenced the parent case as 7.62x 54r. That means, reloading that case, isn't that impossible.