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We need Ian to review the AK50

In the 1930’s my father bought one at a hardware store as a young man of twelve years old. There were barrels full of them as the government was selling off their vast stockpiles of obsolete weapons and ammunition. Hornady offers very good data specs and explanations of pressure limitations in various guns chambered for the round that just won’t go away.

Ian got me tryin to that bird in my room

That's a Bloodborne gun and you can't convince me otherwise

Gekoloniseerd 🟠⚪️🔵🇳🇱

Loved this weapon. Never found it too heavy either, especially when just marching with it, carrying it across my shoulders. All my stoppages were my own fault. Also, just downright fun to use and take apart. My only complaint is that somehow the ammo belts would always seem to get too short too quickly.

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May 17th Colt announced they’re bring this gun back, only it’s been upgraded to fire 357 Magnum

The good ol' Trop Dar Sproingfeld. The assault thingy of 306 bce.

No school like the old school

Laughs in rolling block 😂

Great video, Ian & Tom...👍

Elaborate justification on lebel and chassepot.

So i bought a norinco SKS off some guy and after doing hours of research and talking with its originalowner, i found out it was the 55,000-ish thousandth produced in china then went to the NVA. Afterwards it was the 4000-ish imported to Washington state where it spent 30 years before making it to my state where the guy who originally bought it from the importer sold it to me. Its really cool and im lucky to have such an early model out of the 12 million norinco produced. Shoots super reliably. I thought i over paid when i bought it for $300 including ffl fee but when i saw it in person and saw its character, i didnt care tbh. I live this gun and it holds a special place in my heart even though i have newer and "better" guns. I wish i could hear its stories. Too bad i lost it and all my other guns in a boating accident.

Looks like fun.

Can you do a video about the royal candian mounted police trapdoor rifles? They were conversions into .577 spencer i think. My grandfather had a full size one and a calvary version i remember shooting as a kid.

Little known fact, in the early '70s the US Marshals Service incorporated training with the "Mac-10" in .45acp during in-service advanced personnel training. It earned the nickname "the lunchbox" partially because of its stamped steel receiver and the fact it was so easy to empty so damned fast. Neoprene heat shielding was the preferred grip material around the base of the suppressor assembly. No surprise--full auto muzzle rise could be a real issue.

10:24 so you’re telling me, they had captive pins in 1918 but we still can’t get captive pins on H&Ks in 2024!? Unbelievable

And unlike with its percussion predecessor, a left-handed shooter doesn't get cap shrapnel and powder scorching all down the inside of the right forearm! That's a win...

Yeah, a run & gun.

It would be cool to own a rifle from one of these videos, i can imagine it’s not uncommon because ian uses alot of rifles from gun auctions being from rock island and james d julia in particular

Its funny, on Ron Spoomer they just talked about the 45/70 and the various cartridges including the differences between these 2 rifle lengths. I absolutely love this $hit!!! Just saying.

BRB 3d printing a AUG trigger group

Seems to me that smoothly, and quickly operating the bolt, etc provide an extremely enjoyable sensation, even greater than accurate firing of the weapon!

Can just imagine john wayne doing an impossible long shot in an old western movie with one of these, he 'd have a 'special ' round for the baddie ! 😂😂

I picked up one of the older 50 cal versions in rough shape missing some parts with a stock that looked like it has been through a fire, as it was charred black, found at a gun show for 200 bucks, a few years back.

Imagine being a Russian police officer and being explained this shit by a company trying to promote this to your department. So long as the corruption doesn't get in the way, you'd throw that guy into the snow pit out back faster than he can go "Wait wait let me finish!"

Shooting a Martini is fun, but drinking a Martini is even more fun

I'll be honest, I'd like to see how accurate this gun actually is. Part of me would like to see a semi-auto-only version that's accurized with like a scope or an aperture sight. Just as a fun gun.

Just be careful when shooting Martini-Henrys. They may summon a Rob. Snider Enfield conversions are also suspected of doing this.

You had me at trapdoor...

I have a family heirloom Trapdoor rifle from one of my ancestors in the Spainish-American War, never shot it though

The BATFE is still super lame. Anyone who works there should be ashamed of themselves.

I have an 1870 Trapdoor in .50-70. It had been sporterized so long ago, don’t know when, but was my grandfather’s and sat in a pickle crock next to the fireplace for as long as I could remember. When my dad passed it came to me. It had a missing hammer, a broken sear and spring, and as I said, the forearm was gone. I found a forearm for sale from the same model and grafted it onto the stock under the rear barrel band, replaced the broken parts, and found a reproduction “ramrod”. The firing pin was frozen in the trapdoor, so that took some work to break loose. I think it is a functioning rifle now. I found a guy in Austin that had some hand loads for it, but I’m a little chicken to fire it.

did anyone else notice the big that went flying on Ians forearm at 5:55

That's such a slick SAW, it looks like a beam rifle from Gundam.

Definitely recommend the C&Rsenal episode on the US Kraig for details on the buffing ton and other sights the military was dealing with at the end of the 19th century. They couldn’t make up their minds at all

I'm surprised that the Scout even has the option to fit a suppressor

My mum says to put the milk in last, so you can better judge how much you're putting in. It also goes in after the teabag comes out, so you can properly judge displacement. Teabag goes into a nearby cup for them and not moved, dripping onto the rug, across the kitchen to the pending compost area. Teabag, sugar, water, stir, bag out, milk out of the fridge, into cup, bottle back into the fridge so it can't warm up, don't fill the cup up so far it spills. Or so I am told. I don't drink the stuff, or coffee either. Hot chocolate is nice when someone puts cream and sprinkles on top, or when I can make it myself and add rum to it.

the genius required to make this stupid ass grenade launcher is astounding

And so so much math. The rounds belong to the spotter, who is in charge and does the calcs. Shooter was an accurate movie in that we see Wahlburg doing the math.

8:03 "Boom, headshot!" Even if this channel wasn't about cool guns, I'd still love Ian and this channel.

Would you make/ link a video to explain the need to 2-click, 3-click the hammer.

Blurstika

I frequently take my trapdoors to the range and smack the 2-300 yard plates all day long. Its funny when half the guys with modern rifles cant even land 100 yard shots consistently.

At some time please cover the Remington-Lee, any of them. See Othias and Mae (pardon my misspelling) at C&Rsenal for an in-depth review of many of the pre- and serving WW1 weapons.

Imagine being the gunstore ninja who made this and watching Ian rip your work to shreds in the most sarcastic video ever, lol

Martini rifles are much faster with an auto ejector!