Karl the Hun has a very unreglementary haircut. 3 weeks Latrine duty. For Ian's haircut it will be 5 years in prison.

Achievement Unlocked: Forgotten Pride - show to the whole internet the practical use of the Chauchat by being on top of the list with such weapon

Gun Jesus just destroyed 100 years of Chauchat-bullying. Ian just made history :D

Americans, DAKA-DAKA-DAKA-DAKA Germans, BANG-------BANG--------BANG Aussies, WALTZING MATILDA--WALTZING MATILDA Brilliant match, one of your Best!!!

LOL the guy shouting Waltzing Matilda while doing a bayonet charge.

This is so much more fun than Red October, it's not even on the same planet.

9:14 ANZAC soldier goes over the top. 1918. Colourized.

You two should be downloadable characters for Battlefield 1.

Love the Aussie singing while he charges,

Very fun to watch these Centennial matches, and well done Ian. The Chauchat really worked for this one.

As expected, That Aussie absolutely nailing it with the SMLE, before giving them the cold steel!

That was an awesome stage! Ian really showed how helpful a bipod is #1 well done! And boy that Australian man can run a bolt on a SMLE.

I'm so glad you guys were able to demonstrate how that LMG was actually used. I hear people all the time saying that it was the most worthless automatic weapon ever fielded, and I'm really glad that I now have a really good reference when I set those people strait. Great video thanks for continuing to make these guys even though you don't make as much money off of them. We all really appreciate it.

Not sure who had more fun, Ian or the Aussie

wow ian beast moded this stage

This is Gold content, this is why I'm a patrion. You should to.

Without a doubt this is my favorite match you guys have shown on this channel and it isnt even over yet. Well done!

Christ, I can't even avoid Aussie shiptoasting while watching InRange.

When the Chauchat actually works, it's an excellent weapon. Ahead of it's time indeed.

I can hear old mate from Australia in the background. lol. Cheers to you digger.

Damn Ian is fast. french gun probably grants Elan +5 or so

That was amazing and shows exactly why people watch! I learned something and had preconceptions totally destroyed. We are a century away from why these design decisions were made and lost the reasons. Ian you clearly showed why an aluminum sleeve was used even if it jammed after 150 rounds. Weight. The gun was. only needed for 150 round battles. Any more a stationary mg was needed. In the math of war a Chauchat gunners life was expended. In any case there would be available battlefield pickups. In a few minutes you explained the brilliance and horror of WW1

Been a fan for years. Give em hell boys! Living history at its finest

so happy for Ian that the Chauchat worked so well.

7:35 This is where the .45 shines. It knocks down those targets like they were paper.

Holy crap Ian rocked that stage! That was impressive as hell.

Nice one Ian! That course seemed fun as hell.

Wow, that Chauchat really showed what it can do if put into its proper environment!

that Aussie is such a lad! singing as he runs to the bayonet target.

More matches need bayonet charges.

What an amazing stage! Those long bipod legs really do seem like a good thing to have in crappy terrain. A bit longer still, and you may have used them as the bayonet! Hehe. The aussie was quite the sight to behold, and Ian's "Dakka dakka dakka!" warmed my orky heart. Looking forward to the last part!

Having just listened to Dan Carlin’s “Blueprint for Armageddon “ this is a delightful set of stages absolutely enjoyed watching this

This is an excellent demonstration of how the Chauchat was designed to be used. Not like there's dozens of other videos out there where it's used in 2 or 3 gun matches. Great job

IMPACT crew report in

Can't get enough of that Chauchat...

This is amazing stuff. You guys (+Forgotten Weapons) are by far the best gun channel on youtube! Also, on point with the suggested videos! Up the Irons!

Rowan was so funny, singing as he bayoneted a German soldier

Really been impressed with the speed of the stripper reloads everyone has been doing

"Zwei" is supposed to be pronounced _"tsvei."_ Cease using your butcher blade bayonet on ze deutsch, lest you'll be denounced to Charles Casarda. Bad jokes and grammar wilhelmism aside, that was an absolutely awesome stage. Congrats to Ian for nailing it so hard.

This is my favorite match in a long time, you guys look like you're having a lot of fun!

Way better than this year Red October.

I'm pretty late but you outright obliterated the competition on this one, extraordinary skills with the Chauchat and just ramming the bayonet so hard into your target that the whole rifle just stuck? Just laudable!

makes you appreciate modern-ish box fed equipment

The cheau-cheau is a formidable weapon when it runs right Ian got a long way on that first 20 rounds with good true control👍🏽🤟🏽

I broke my bayonet in the hay bale . . . that was a fun match!

I like to imagine that this entire match Ian's Chauchat in its old worn shape is just reliving the glory days, "Yea you better run Fritz here I come *BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM*"

Shawchat Redemption

I love the "... at least one hit!" From the R.O. on Ian's run, you can tell he's not used to automatic fire

Go Ian!, I knew he had this one barring stoppages. That 1911 was definitely the weapon for this pistol stage.

The ANZAC was awesome! Good vid guys.

It's great seeing she Chauchat finally in action and I'm made up to see Ian win one. Normally the fun weapon choices hinder them, guess the Chauchat isn't terrible, who knew?. Omg revisionist history.

You should change the sight of your G98. There was an accessory to put on the "handlebar" of the rifle to switch to 200m. In 400m sight, germans soldiers had the order to aim the kneeves to shot in the chest when enemis where at 100m. And to aim the belt when enemis where at 200m.

This is honestly some of the best 2/3 gun footage I have ever seen. On InRange or anywhere. Exciting to watch, informative, interesting stage design and outlet for the practice of practical shooting skills in a historical setting.

"Be very careful not to get dirt in that." Probably authentic dialogue for a Chauchat gunner.

THANK YOU for showing those other competitors and their rifles. As with the first stage, this one gave a hint of the difficulty of infantry combat.

Karl was nowhere close to the intensity needed to bayonet someone. Ian on the other hand let out a terrifying yell as he courageously charged the enemy.

Really loving that you're showing the match/division winner runs as well. Especially when the kit is as interesting as this.

That looked like a lot of fun!

Gotta work on that bayonet technique Karl! Thrust like you mean it! Awesome stage guys, great to see some of the other competitors sharing the spirit.

Did we just witness Ian’s career ‘peak’?

The Aussie is really good. Cool to see all the guys who embraced this event and showed up in accurate kit.

Truly amazing! Because of you guys, me and my friends are doing our own 2-gun matches for fun at our homemade range!

Gosh darn it, Ian is a WWI killing machine

Karl you're knocking it out the park with the music!

I absolutely love that you showed a few of the other cosplay competitors at the ends of these on this series. Really, you guys do the best work. Amazon Or Netflix needs to pick you up and write you a check to do content for them. Thanks for this, gratefully supporting you guys on Patreon.

Loved the aussie. Aussie aussie aussie! Oi Oi Oi!

LoL to drawing a C96 from those holsters while on the run. Again I am amazed at the trouble free performance the stripper clips gave that pistol. I have seen such on my own, but often experienced balking and hesitation half way down. In truth removable, slap in pistol magazines were a major weapons advance and given a choice I am sure many German infantry men preferred a Luger with a few loaded magazines.

Hope there'll be a sabaton song at the end of one of these

This is my favorite match series in a while. This stage looked like a lot of fun!

One of the best and most enjoyable videos to watch. Excellent stage design and WOW what an awesome landscape you guys have in the background.

That was very educational. Know your weapon, know yourself. I think I could fill a thimble with the good things I have read about the Chauchat in my lifetime. It certainly had its place in the trench warfare combined small arms team.

What a difference! Amazing to see how well the gun excels under different conditions!

So much fun to watch. And congratulations Ian, you even managed to make the Chauchat reliable !

It's so enjoyable to see Ian having a blast

This is probably the best example that shows how obsolete bolt guns truly are. If a heavy Chauchat without an assistant gunner outshoots a bolt gun, there is no more proof required.

Ian's run with the Chauchat basically also demonstrated the advantage of semi-auto over bolt-action for follow-up shots, even with iron sights.

My Brain cannot process all the coolness of this stage!

Wow these stages are awesome!

This is one of the most entertaining vids you made in a while. The only thing that would have made it better is if you'd brought back the split-screen comparison between you two; it was cool back in the day but now that you guys are much closer to each other in skill, I think that it might be even better!

Been loving the extra video recommendations at the end of all of these!

Dang, great job Ian!!!! I felt like clapping from home when you did so well on this stage!!!

Damn, this was a fun stage to watch!

I have a legitimate question, not just trying to piss in someone's Cheerios. Did Ian commit a procedural on the pistol part when he missed and then fired again from the same side? Thanks.

Damn Ian!.. You made it work. Rather impressive.

Great stage design, superb analysis. Victory for Chauchat!

That was a fun stage, glad Ian did much better than on previous one.

Love the sound of these guns, both the Chauchat and the G98 sound awesome!

Ian scoring first place. I be like: Daaaaaamn boy! Gj!

I had to watch Ian´s Run two times. So awesome!

It's really nice seeing the bolt actions being run, but that run with the Chauchat was wonderful... even though your assistant gunner did abandon you.

Waltzing Matilda bayonet charge. [ANZAC SPIRIT INTENSIFIES]

It's nice to see little clips of the other people that attended too

This stage looks absolutely stellar!

Ian commin out with the win. That's our boy!

That has the be the most fun looking match stage ever. Great work guys!

Great stage, guys.

Karl really has the WORST SENSE OF HUMOUR IN THE WORLD. And I love it. They are the best.

Ian FTW! Chauchat FTW! HISTORY CHANNEL BTFO!!! FOREVER!!!

Ian clearly loves that finally all the effort paid off

Good job Ian and Karl