Ahh yes Ahoy

especially in video games

Ahoy babey

@@sargentpotato3333 One of the best OG CoD guides. 👍👍

Exactly, big gun 👍

Still is*

Funny how it’s literally called “Hand Cannon” in Fortnite

My thoughts exactly!

thats what I wanted to type as a cs fan,ty for commenting anyways

It also is in the real world too

not really. its not a bmg 50 cal. a .50 cal pistol round isnt even remotely comparable to the 50 cal bmg

isnt the 50 ae a bit fat slug that loses energy very quickly? correct me if im mistaken. im pretty sure the 50 ae loses energy very quickly upon impact or smth

Nah, SW 500

:D

What was it designed to do friend¿

@@omarion7941 it was designed to be cool

@@omarion7941 to rip through anything

It was designed to shoot THROUGH cover, not from it :)

Wholeheartedly agree. I was just checking comments to see if it needed to be said, but it seems that a "couple" of ppl beat me to it....lol. I want to own one but I dont yet have the disposable income to justify getting one.

"It’s definitely not my EDC." you mean Every Day Carry, right?

@@Sewblon yes

Good point, but I think the video's point was that it was considered a flop as it's use in the military and police force is very limited due to the ammo simply costing too much. The DE sits in this weird no mans land where it's too slow and heavy to be a good quick draw side arm and even though it's got good range and accuracy, a rifle can do the same job cheaper and better. It's a nitch product for people rich enough to afford the ammo, like a Mob Boss or a War Lord.

It's the infographics show dude. Simple videos for simple people 🤷

They have the facts pretty straight but unfortunately missed the whole point of the Desert Eagle

@@edlafond1 what was the point?

@@cohensmith6100 beeing movie prop i guess XD

Well given this all marketing material with little technical its pretty easy to make a video that lacks substance.

Animation still lacks compared to simple history

@@liberalsaredumb why is that the first thing u think about wtf

@@loltoez probably because it’s a gun and destruction is the primary object when you shoot the shot?

Because the Deagle is practically useless as an actual gun. The only reason why it's still in production is because it is so popular through mainstream media like movies, shows and video games and like the video said became an instant classic similiar to the Ak-47.

Because it’s dogshit for any combat purpose. It’s a novelty gun

@@user-bt8xr5si9y It's still in production because people are still buying it. Lamborghinis are useless, yet they're still in production because people buy them. And no one calls them a flop.

Such a weird gun...yeah, one handed is generally better despite what the manufacturer states. I'll always have new shooters try it according to the maker's instructions to start with, but the one handed experience is life changing. Does it also seem louder when someone else is shooting it vs. firing it yourself or is that just me?

You must have a magic DE to have the same recoil as a .45 Glock. Having shot plenty of handguns, nothing came close to the recoil of the DEagle.

I was wondering when you’d show up.

Its a flop because it just doesn't know what it wants to do its unpractical and expensive for military, police or civilian but big gun make big hole, my uncle takes his whenever he goes bow/crossbow hunting just for bear safety though so it is what it is.

@@coryyoung7544 I mean, your uncle seems very practical to use ol' reliable than a hand cannon.

@@GomezIsKindaDumb he makes his own ammo so the cost per bullet really doesn't matter to him, he buys junk cars scrapes/melts anything he can and sells all the refined stuff he doesn't need back to the junk yard like no joke arrows and bolts cost more to him because he likes those tri claw luminous/glow arrows.

@@coryyoung7544 your uncle seems like a really cool dude

I got to rent one at an indoor shooting range once, in 50AE... I was expecting it to hurt, but was pleasantly surprised. That more powerful 50AE had less felt recoil than my 6.5" Model 29 44 Mag. The fireball was extremely satisfying as well!

@@BertieW0oster the .44 Mag DEagle is manageable for a 12yo boy. Can't say that about the 44 Mag revolver in general. Pulling the slide back is more of a challenge than the recoil.

I agree I feel the desart eagle gets an bad rep for what it is. Yeah it's "heavy" but it's fireing the largest semi auto caliber available like what did you expect? And as far as reliability goes I really haven't had an issue granted I clean mine after every use. But still for what it's worth I've had more jams using 10mm then 50ae

To me, the kick feels comparable to a 357 but the thing that really gets ya when you fire it is the blast and shockwave that slaps you, which you never get firing a 9mm.

@@earl4989 yeah honestly I have a 44. Ruger Blackhawk and I feel the recoil in that more I think.

Would you say the .44 magnum is the most enjoyable round to shoot through a Desert Eagle? I want a DE but not sure on .357 or .44. 50 AE would be too much for me. What would you recommend? Also, is it true that the recoil isn’t that bad?

@@djudson367 I've only shot the Desert Eagle in .44 . The recoil isn't bad at all when compared to a revolver of the same caliber . I let a petit girlfriend shoot it and she did fine . For the first time I only put in one bullet just in case , but she enjoyed it after the initial shock wore off , it does still make a lot of noise and it is a little heavy weight-wise 😆. Because the Desert Eagle is gas operated , it absorbs a lot of the felt recoil . I would have to guess that if you're worried about recoil and being the most enjoyable , the .357 mag would probably be the best as it is a lot lighter bullet with less recoil . .357 mag ammo seems to be slightly cheaper than .44 mag ammo .

Atleast the Automag looks good.

exactly. opinions dont make anything univeral facts

I remember the first time I fired a .357 Magnum. I expected it to break my wrists but it turned out to be pretty smooth, far less snappy than a compact 9mm.

As someone who owns it, agreed. However, still won't recommend to shoot it first without shooting something lighter first

@@mukeshkumar-ey1ge arre mukesh kya haal hai. Tere pass sahi me pistol hai kya 😁

dude, have you ever even shot a real gun

its defiantly not as bad as something like a 500 mag revolver, but it is definitely not easy on your wrist.

Semantics.

They didn't even know it came in 10mm either. They are misinformed, but we all knew that before we started watching it.

Could you also use 38 special ammo?

@@bloopy6166 No… it’s not hot enough to cycle the slide… it’s too heavy.. plus.. you need to use heavier hotter .357mag ammo i.e. 158gr to make sure it cycles reliably… 125 gr is too light a load..

Gay. .357 DE is like buying a V6 mustang. Or a V6 Camaro. Gay. Looks cool but gay.

is that what you call your DE? a Deagle?

Most of the video in tone and content say the gun is a success.

@@DrsharpRothstein lol ikr. Why is this a flop again?

like most large bore semi autos, its a niche thing. it failed at its original intent but its awesome for plate shooting, the 50ae is a very flat trajectory round.

When I used to shoot in pistol competitions, the DE guys were often embarrassed by frequent jams. They had quite a bad rep for jamming.

@@kaizen5023 its fiddly when it comes to ammunition thats half the reason why they jam the other half is people not holding it right and then a quarter is quality control issues especially with the early .357's and the early XIX model. Its quite a lot better now and the new compact L5's are extremely reliable.

It was the only gun he had fired before?

Gotta run before you crawl

@@blake102989 negative, run before you crawl

The ammosexual energy in this thread is strong!

@@memecream5834 ya that's what I said

Yep. a channel called US Marines Force uploaded a video called "Why Desert Eagle Pistol Is A Big Fail". The entire transcript is identical-including the recommending the next video on the M-16. The only difference in the entire transcript is the omission of the word "blockbuster" near the beginning. Us Marines Force uploaded it's video on January 3rd, 2022-about 2 weeks after this video was uploaded, which means that video plagiarized this one, and not the other way around.

Would you trust it for hiking in bear country ?

@@itchybraids33 Sure I would. I've put thousands of rounds through it and never had a jam/misfire except once. That was when I was shooting cheap factory loads. Shoot good ammo you shouldn't have a problem. Except, of course, that the thing is heavy.

Just because its iconic and well known doesn't make it good seller or nice to fire

@@forwarduntodawn1000 not only is it one of the most fun guns to shoot ever made, but because all the kids who played cod4 and watched the matrix are grown up now they are selling like crazy.

Bruh my name is Travis mueller

yeah well they dont have the best opinions

Tell me you love me Travis I’m your son please I need this man

The reason that revolvers are the go-to high caliber handguns is that a .357 or .44 magnum handgun is a lot smaller than a Desert Eagle or Automag. Also, you can't and shouldn't try to chamber rifle ammunition in a typical revolver unless you want a catastrophe to happen.

Revolvers are marginally more simple to operate, maybe that's what they were trying to get across. Under the skin they're like clocks. The other reason is that revolver frames are usually a lot more robust than semi-autos. An additional correction is that most modern pistols don't use blowback, they use Browning-style recoil action.

Correct. Calibers like .357 Magnum and .44 Magnum might be used in some rifles (chiefly lever-action rifles) but they're still considered revolver calibers. The grey area is in calibers like .45-70 Government, which can be chambered in certain rare revolvers, but is primarily a rifle caliber.@@KhrisMiddletonFitnessOfficial

baby eagle is just a Jericho pistol rebranded

😂 This is funny because I made a full auto Deagle and this was the exact process. No kidding though. It’s on my channel.

keltec

@@MrWilk_Firearms my god... You beautiful madman

@@churchA.I 😏

@@MrWilk_Firearms savage

Absolutely

Have you used it?

Come on man shoot somebody or some animal otherwise it would be a waste of money.

@@harrisonwells2908 .

@@harrisonwells2908 shoot some cattle or rabbits so you can eat it

I think the Zip was meant to be a serious weapon, which makes that story even more tragicomic. Before that, USFA made one of the best Single Action Army reproductions ever produced. But the owner sold off all those machine tools so he could make that idiotic little fail-box instead.

You underestimate what people will try to conceal carry

@@shred1894 In total honesty, I’d probably try to concealed carry a Desert Eagle if I had one, so I really can’t disagree with you

69th like! F*ck yeah

​@@shred1894 I ride a motorcycle everywhere. I always have a backpack. My backpack has a built in holster. If I pull the trigger on a DE, I will fill the holster with the DE.

man i keep seeing videos of your deagle all over social media its crazy i wanna shoot it so bad 😂

50AE in a suppressed sbr bolt action..............mmmmmm modern delisle

I’ve seen that video! Great work, sir!

MINIONS! TONIGHT! WE MAKE! A DEAGLE!

They need to load them Hot as possible. The eagle requires hotter loads.

sometimes even ammosexuals have regrets. That's a normal part of life 😄

My .357DE is definitely about 80lbs too heavy haha BUT, the best pistol I've ever owned

I dont know specifics about your situation but id imagine being rimmed plays into bad cycling issues.

@@50calaspirin ayyy yooo

Oooooooor in combat for the revolution. 2.0

Seriously unless you're hunting grizzly bears there's not really much practical about the Desert Eagle

Only the real Giga Chads EDC concealed carry the DEagle 50 AE. And if you're gonna EDC a 50 might as well be gold plated or at least tiger stripe

@@Sophistry0001 real Chads will prison pocket carry it as an edc

It's definitely a flex/range queen and not much else...

I haven't shot a Deagle, but I have a .44 Magnum Blackhawk. How would you compare the two?

@@ecdmuppet I've never shot either so I couldn't tell you, sorry bud :/

@@ecdmuppet 44 mag desert eagle shoot s lot softer and nicer. its less recoil than a 40 cal glock23(40 cal version of g19) tbh

@@ecdmuppet I've shot quite a few rounds out of the .44 Magnum Redhawk, and a few rounds out of the Smith & Wesson 500 Magnum. The recoil of those two are about equal in my experience (both very heavy revolvers). I'd like to try the Deagle 50AE alongside the .44 Magnum for a good comparison...one in each hand.

just carry big buckets of water everyday to strengthen your forearms and your problem will be solved very easily.

@@angrysocialjusticewarrior Have you shot one? It’s actually pretty easy on your hands and forearms. The gun is so heavy that the recoil isn’t that bad. But I also have the .44 and not the .50.

I was going to say the same thing. I need to try the .50 someday but mine is .44mag as well and the only difficult part of shooting it is the cost of the ammo.

@@JustinBlazzzee .50 AE has ~30g of a powder load. .44 has ~14g of a powder load. There are outliers in powder loads, of course, as 44 has been around much longer, but you're generally igniting twice the powder with a .50

​@Melon Specter 14 grains of powder in a 44 would be more like a 44 special. I don't see hardly any loads that don't start at 20 grains or so depending on the type of powder..

The Gun is Impractical,the only it has Going on is Looks

it's form over function, and you don't want that for a weapon

They're not practical. 1911 and Glocks are....

Its a great gun , looks the part..... Menacing 👍

@@anthonymaughan6103Almost all guns look menacing.

M1911 for sure

No the wildey 475 magnum is the most powerful semiautomatic

Most 44 magnum is meant for revolvers and thus is too light a load to cycle the slide. Try hotter loads.

I mean it was my 2nd pistol I ever bought and 2nd guy I ever own 😂

@@C4AJ how is that relevant to my advice?

Never had one jam out my 50 DE. It is one the older models and runs like a scalded dog. These jams people speak of are foreign to me. And if it weighs too much, try eating a steak

@@frankernest3712 I've had mine jam 4 times 2 times was from my girl limp wristing it and the other 2 times were on me but I don't remember if it was because I was limp wristing it or it jam it self

You probably overpriced it, like nearly all gun shops do! This is likely why you 'HAD' a gun shop, not 'HAVE' a gun shop! 😅

Yeah 5 pound gun will do that

Cod4 2007

MW3 MW2019 CoD 4 CoD MWR CODM

@@GR1MR3APER01 nono we talking about classics here, not new games

@@InternalxHD then still MW3 CoD4 MWR

@@InternalxHD granted mwr is just CoD 4 redone

But deadpool

@Doc Holliday Corbon's claimed muzzle velocity for some ammo was 1800 feet per second from a 6" barrel, which exceeds any 50 A.E. load I know of. Bottleneck and tapered cartridges have some reloading issues, but there can be feeding benefits, although my 50 A E. fed fine in my limited use of it. I will admit that 50 A E. is better distributed. The ballistic similarity you mentioned sounds like a more recent cartridge whose name I don't recall that is somewhat toned down from 440.

Side arm of choice is more accurate. The clip size is too small to use as primary weapon after the first or second round, imo.

@@JK-gm6kk If you have good aim it is perfect for eco rounds?

Imagine having a favorite gun. Very American 😂

@@ALLTimeGamerTroll you can take the word favorite out of that sentence and it still works pretty well lol

@@ALLTimeGamerTroll shooting guns is objectively fun.

Widely used in Counter Strike game also 😎

Resident evil 2 remake also has it

Also used in MGS and MGS4

SOCOM Games had it too

Shot one in real life 🤷

Germanyyyy

Do you want one? I have one im thinking about selling

Have you fired it before? I bet it's pretty freaking awesome 😎

@@redmondpeters6221 it's like a well made watch, definitely a firearm worth checking out~

@@redmondpeters6221 its smooth man,surprisingly kicks about like a .25,it dont feel like a 9mm

On a fundamental level, I'm sorry but I just can't agree with you when the entire video is spent trying to call the Desert Eagle a failure simply because it wasn't adopted by any military. With 40 years of production and an average sale price of $1500-$2000, I can't call this a failure, and dedicating almost 10 minutes to explaining why it is what it isn't just feels wrong to me on a fundamental level. Would love to hear people's thoughts about why they agree or disagree, though.

That’s why you reload espicslly when it come to expensive calibers.

"So why did you make it?" "Well you see sir, big bullet, go boom, very funny." "Sold I'll take your entire stock." Someone out there just wanted to make big gun shoot big bullet and honestly quite admirable.

@@ShudowWolf i would assume its fine for hunting but rifles do better for cheaper

It was made for the military

just like your own comment

Still cool idc

The original comment was made by someone who probably has never actually shot one before for anything but a tiny rental period at the range. I have extremely tiny hands as a 5' woman, and I don't have any issues getting a safe or comfortable grip on the gun. Despite it's size, everything is easy to reach and the pistol feels ergonomic in my hands. The only thing that might dissuade people is weight, and that's easy enough to get used to.

@@DreadnoughtHvor as a followup. I won't disagree about the ergonomics of the desert eagle considering the design was intended to be used with both hands, meaning the controls can be easily reached with the use of both hands. But I have always practiced with pistols that could be operated normally, meaning 1 hand does the controls while the other supports the weight. When I shoot handguns, my right hand is positioned to reach all the controls and is relaxed while left hand clasps around the front strap and my right hand and my left hand supports the weight of the pistol, I find this gets a cleaner trigger pull for my own shooting abilities. I'm no national match shooter, though I do shoot frequently. If you have a different technique that works better for you, then by all means. But of the literal hundreds of people I've had ask to hold a desert eagle in my show cases, 3 have bought one, and only one hasn't brought it back. He's actually a coworker now, and he does enjoy it, he's just 5'7" and on the thinner side, but he knows what he likes and I'm not gonna say someone can't like the desert eagle. But the overwhelming majority of people look at one, hold one, shoot one, will almost never complain about the recoil, but they will complain about the grip and the weight. The price tag is no ones friend either.

@@thecombatwombat69 not gonna argue, I was a videogame kid in the 00s, and the opening credits to cod 4 are seared into my brain. But it's just not for me. And I'm not dissing the gun. It is the way it is to house the monstrously huge rounds that have to travel through the grip. And that's the reason most people I deal with don't like it.

They also make a niche caliber called .429 DE that I see a lot of people hunting with.

@@DreadnoughtHvor 454 bull to

O really so when u compare a de50 to another rocket launcher its not that bad ok yeah cool

.500 S&W is a much more powerful cartridge than .50 AE, so yeah, it kicks more.

@@johnjohnmcclane1818 500 S&W is okay if you run the longer barrels but I wouldn't want to shoot the snubbies

Mine too, tried lots of ammo, no difference, sold that pos

Did u break it in first? The 1st few hundred rounds it jams but after it’s broken in, no jams happened for me

Now the auto mag is the most expensive flop ever lol