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Rescate en Entebbe...

First rate.

He also used the 44 Automag made by Desert Eagle at that time I believe and I don't know if he used any other gun unless it was the .357 magnum of one of his crooked law buddies !!! I have the 629-3 Classic DX model with its 8 3/8 in barrel with the full underlug shroud attached to the barrel or all one piece !!! And boy what a shooter it is and the extra weight makes it so steady to handle and perhaps more accurate !!!

So sig was always grossly over priced...

Had a old spec deactivated one in my hands 2-3 months ago … £1800 which was a little more then I was willing to pay unfortunately

You should do a video about that famous pencil from John Wick, and Dark Knight as Aprils Fools joke.

The uzi had a major scene in tough guys with kirk Douglas and burt Lancaster, who played two ageing bank robbers.

The little kid in The Wild Geese, Paul Spurrier, went on to become a movie producer and now lives in Bangkok. He was the first English producer of a Thai movie. He runs movies nights and is a bit of a celebrity here. Some might find that interesting.

John Wick 1 is the best. The others are just bad, with 4 being terrible. 4 is the only action movie I have ever watched where I actually got tired of the action. I still enjoy them even though they are bad. The Pit Viper is the best looking gun in the series.

Before The Wild Geese was The Killer Elite, although the 'Uzi' used was a Mac 10 with a dummy front attached.

That’s what she said 😂😂😂

Must be before my time this one, but will dig it out and check it out. Looks like a classic 👍

Transferred my dads two tone hi power to me recently what absolutely fantastic pistol!!

Really enjoy your videos. Owning the guns you show are not an option here in Australia So thanks for showing them.

Except you can't walk into a gun shop in the US and buy a fully automatic UZI.

this being a British movie i'm surprised they didn't go with the Sterling submachine gun! that is a highly underrated gun and one that deserves a shit ton more recognition! granted someone needs to teach the special effects people the difference between a hand grenade and 81mm mortar round blast but i don't know Winnie being a questionable scene i know a 24th special ops squadron medic who can handle small arms better than a green beanie weapons specialist!! the one gun i will never understand is the FAL how FN did so good on that one is a mystery to me all the one's i've handled have been awkward to be kind! the HK G3 is far superior to the FAL! by the way on the stock description part you did there there are side folding stocks on AK's it's the 300 and 400 series AK's and are a magnitude better folder than the under folders both in comfort and use-ability!! i used to get soldier of fortune all the time even hit a couple conventions!! there's a couple Dolf Lundgren movies that might be worth a look i come in peace (that full auto Calico intrigues me to no end!!) silent trigger (an old school 50 cal sniper!) and men of war (a nice selection of guns in that one!!)

The display barrel is a really great idea. You get the iconic Uzi look without having to pay $200 and filling out annoying paperwork. A tip for the full auto; if you want to increase the fire rate, cut a classic rubber eraser in half and slide it behind the buffer pad of the recoil spring. This will reduce the over-travel of the bolt, increasing fire rate. You can do up too two erasers. Three erasers and you run the risk of not picking up a round from the magazine. It has been over 30 years since I saw The Wild Geese. I do not remember it well. I should find and re-watch it sometime. I did notice when he ran out of ammo the bolt was still locked to the rear.

Find memories of reading Soldier of Fortune in study hall all through highschool 😊

Wild geese was a good movie! Both the Uzi n FAL action!

The Uzi is iconic from when Reagan was shot. His secret service agent against his hip. And Raid on Entebbe.

Congrats on the sponsorship! That's gonna help. You got any merch yet?

What always surprises me about the Uzi is the weight. At 9 lbs without ammo it’s crazy heavy for the size.

I had the privilege of shooting and training with a full auto Uzi back in the late 80s. I was serving MSG duty while in the Marines and the Uzi was an US State Dept issue SMG. I have to be honest, I wasn’t crazy about it. Felt really blocky and the straight, 90 degrees grip angle just felt odd. Worst of all, my particular gun was not very reliable. Had a few stoppages which required immediate action to clear. It’s very possible the ammo was crap, but I couldn’t confirm.

You never really see an uzi in movies anymore, honestly. I feel like they need to make a comeback. Same with revolvers

John Wick Gun Fu is too ridiculous to take seriously.

Hk mark 23

i remember when i first saw this movie and this pistol i thought it was a FN 5.7 lol

Great video i saw The Wild Geese,Breaker Morant,The Odd Angry Shot,Zulu Dawn, Who Dares Wins Attack Force Z on cable as a kid in the USA and loved them all. Introduced me to UK weapons and gear. The wild geese is still my favorite but all of them i still love

“Come on, you beauties…” I have the exact same Uzi with all the same accessories and case. I SBR’d it and added a threaded barrel. It took 2 days to get the tax stamp approved.

The Wild Geese is top shelf. Great cast and non stop action.

That end theme will bring a grown man born in the 70s to tears lol.....Raefer 😞 Sad that most of the Wild Geese are no longer with us.......

The Marlin SBL 45-70 from Jurassic World is actually the only TREX rated gun.

I carried a P90 as my service pistol for a while. Only blued finish DA/SA .45 design I could afford. Still have it. It never ever fails to function regardless of what I feed it. Haven’t carried it in decades but can’t bring myself to part with it either.

Do the FN FAL!

I have wild geese on dvd

And here, I thought they looked small.

Did you think you’ll ever SBR it? I've got a semi-auto Tommy Gun, which came with a 16" barrel...that bugged the heck outta me, so I had to get the correct 10.5" barrel.

I love the Wild Geese, one of my favorites of all time. A close second would be The Dogs of War.

I like the P30L because it’s the only one of John Wick’s guns that’s I could afford if I wanted one.

I know this was a De Palma film, but didn’t Spielberg shoot some of the staircase scenes?

SDI is a scam.

While I wait for your coverage of Hard Target I'll track down The Wild Geese as the clips and cast look badass! PS if Arnold bought your uzi would you close early?

"To fire I would have to install my carbine barrel..." sigh. Why can't we have nice things.

The first time the UZI made an impression on me was in Falling Down, when Michael Douglas’ character gets one after some gang members fail a drive by (it even had a rubber band to keep the grip safety always off lol).

I remember i saw the film for the first time late in the evening when I came from a party. My father came over and we saw it together (he saw it in the cinema when it came out). In Germany it is called "Die Wildgänse kommen". In the Bundeswehr he was trained at the UZI. Later he became a police officer in Cold War Germany, he was trained on the FAL and the MP5. Maybe there are also videos about these rifles, great work again!

Be a man among men

Yeah, I commented on that video, would’ve never guessed the wild geese, lol I guessed commando/terminator

The Wild Geese is one of favorite War movies. Saw it in the theaters in 1978 and now have the DVD. The next best one to that is Dogs of War. Lots of UZI porn in there.

I've never seen Wild Geese, but I remember the tv spot from "The Star Wars Holiday Special" 😂