2-Gun: Dillinger Gang Special! Winchester 1907SL and M1911

[@roempoetliar7995]

He even got his own henchmen to reload for him...

[@dlmsarge8329]

Crew served gangsta gun!!

[@burningsky23]

needs moar gun moll

[@user-ellievator]

That's one of his disciples.

[@BearMeat4Dinner]

I used to be married into da last Daley family that was da Mayor of Chicago… His ole pops always dealt with da best smart fellas around ❤

[@kasperv967]

squire of armaments

[@endma100]

it’s intros like that, that tells me ian is still a child playing cops and robbers at heart ❤

[@RandoBox]

With those guns, how can you not?

[@richwhitaker1506]

Except when playing army.

[@johnanon6938]

And when playing jesus with a choir following and singing shotgun jesus.

[@NielsenNielsen]

Aren't we all?

[@Lord_Ralph]

Men grow older but never really 'grow up.'

[@willfrankunsubscribed]

This 2-gun is even more Ian than most. "I have somebody following me, loading for me and carrying my rifle, so that I can even complete the match"

[@dvunck1]

Today I learned that the Winchester 1907 was a crew served weapon

[@deker0954]

It took a dum gangster to make a gun look stupid.

[@charlesphillips4575]

Crew served rifles are more common that one might think kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYTTgKSbfq6roNk

[@PiousHeathen]

I really like that the RO and other competitors assisted and gave some grace to Ian during this shoot. This combination of arms was never going to threaten the truly competitive shooters/loadouts, and it's more fun to have Ian in the roster than it is to DQ for things like slings and magazine availability. Fun video, I love these that show the use of historical arms on the range.

[@iandownie5644]

Imagine losing a 2 gun match to a man in a suit and a fedora fighting malfunctions on a winchester 1907 with a bad zero

[@JarrettMvM]

The last round was hilarious with exactly one person losing to his loadout

[@peterb22084]

very challenging to hit the target at 200yds with a 1900fps 180 gr round nose. And old style sights.

[@thesinofpride9433]

Well, he might be shooting something fun as well 😅

[@jackofmanytrades4396]

@@thesinofpride9433 Yup. Guys do that. I shot a three gun match last October, and there was a guy there shooting a Garand, a 1911, and a Winchester 1897 shotgun. He didn't come in last. There were a couple of guys with fun/odd combos as well.

[@davidcahill4670]

@@peterb22084 The guys offhanding targets at 400+ yards at sagebrush longshots might disagree on that.

[@matthewgallagher8491]

"A fella gets serious, when the arm garters appear."

[@philb2085]

...those aren't arm garters, unless Dillinger was into drag 🤭

[@Valkanna.Nublet]

@@philb2085 Ah yes, masculinity that's so fragile that they have to rename things to pretend it's not the same thing that women use.

[@Scandibilly]

​@@philb2085Ok technically they're sleeve garters, and basically every man in the western world owned them a century or more ago.

[@bryanewyatt]

They do look almost lacy​@@philb2085

[@Shadow_Hawk_Streaming]

imagine if he used them to carry the 5 rounders

[@BootedVulture]

I do love the good humour and acceptance people show when Ian shows up with wacky guns to shoot and needs accommodations like someone to carry his gun and someone else to load mags. There's a sense of community there.

[@desperado8605]

They probably think I wonder what he'll bring this time

[@yuaingalls]

heat but in the 1930s lol

[@BootedVulture]

is it heat? I was thinking point break!

[@948320z]

Michael Mann (director of Heat) actually made a movie about Dillinger starring Johnny Depp.

[@RevanAlaire]

So, Public Enemy?

[@yuaingalls]

@@BootedVulture it just reminded me of the we are after the banks money not urs, urs is insured by the us government ur not gonna loose a dime lol

[@Athena_mew]

"these hoodlums are ready to ragtime at the drop of a hat"

[@jte7438]

Ian looks so sharp in this video! I even think he shaved, just for the occasion. It's like that John Mulaney quote about 1930's bank robbers: "They wouldn't even cover their faces or nothin'. They'd dress up, make a day out of it!"

[@notinspectorgadget]

S U G G I N S

[@zeme0556]

My father was a sheriff in West Texas 1947-1979 and his patrol car gun was a 1907 in .351. I still own this gun, very nice but heavy!

[@theayeguy5226]

I'm curious about that; what's the weight?

[@markgates1051]

​@theayeguy5226 Its a blowback rifle! Under the front handguard is a giant metal weight attached to the bolt. Ian's video from yesterday shows it when he disassembles the rifle.

[@zeme0556]

Seems like about 6 lbs

[@LoanwordEggcorn]

@@zeme0556 References say it's 8 to 9 pounds. 6 pounds would be light for a modern rifle. This is blowback with probably at least a pound of bolt mass. Update: references say the .351 1907 bolt weight is 2.5 pounds. Yes, that's a very heavy bolt. Needs to be for blowback operation.

[@Lomi311]

In the C&Rsenal 1907 video, their example weighs 7.8 pounds. Not heavy for a standard issue military rifle of the time but very heavy for the size of the thing!

[@blitzkrieg237]

No sir, the star of the show was that suit. Very well done. Love that old fashion style. We really don’t get to see that enough these days.

[@nickl6929]

This is the content I watch Forgotten Weapons for!!

[@Slingshotgixxer]

Watching Ian rock a 1911 is always a great way to start the day!

[@JerryEricsson]

Very cool, I have always loved that rifle, never had one but I would have should the opportunity arise. Great to see the desert when I am up here in South Dakota dreaming of the days when my lovely wife and I used to head to Topock for the winters in our old Class A Motor Home. God how I miss those days and my late wife who passed away 4 years ago last August.

[@jasongarland3165]

The thing im most impressed by is how Ian somehow managed to get his hands on 3-4 boxes of 351SL. I haven't seen that stuff since W was in office

[@SnoopReddogg]

Winston Churchill???

[@jasongarland3165]

​@@SnoopReddogg George W Bush; Pre-Obama Administration

[@mrkeogh]

Warren Harding?!?

[@linesteppr]

The fact that you are even trying, let alone succeeding at, completing any of these stages is a testament to your tenacity and/or insanity. 👍

[@airsoftbuddy83]

These runs are so fun to watch! I appreciate that you go into competitions with the “let’s try THIS out!” mentality. You put the fun back into shooting 😊

[@jcorbett9620]

It's also appreciated that the ranges and ROs let him take part in this way, without getting pedantic about non-safety rules - like having the RO carry his rifle and his minion reload for him! lol

[@Jeffersoniananti-federalist]

Always remember to thank your henchmen!

[@Joe___R]

It is great to see you go out and do compet in shooting competitions with all these oddball guns. Most gun collectors don't even shoot their odd or rare guns, let alone be willing to subject them to the dangers of a shooting competition. I bet the other guys there also appropriate being able to see them in action and not having to worry about you being a threat that day. It would be nice to see you do a competition with the latest and greatest of competition guns one of these times. Just to see what you can truly do if you are not held back by your weapon choice.

[@jasonmcclish2580]

Props to you and your assistants for the attempt. Thought it was nice for the people to help.

[@chrissinclair8705]

Watch out for those pesky G-men Ian! They took my farm during the dustbowl of '31 and '32!

[@theenchiladakid1866]

T-men?

[@chrissinclair8705]

@@theenchiladakid1866 Lol. Maybe for the current year instead of "G-men" we should watch out for "T-men"(or women/man?) I'll let you decide what the "T" means...oh man. Watch out in the bathroom is all I'm saying...

[@johnanon6938]

James Cagney was pretty slick in that movie. G Men is still one of my top 10 gangster movies and it stood for Government Men meaning the FBI.

[@Shep01]

$4 a round ammo.... remember that while he shoots...

[@scottgray3945]

He had to reload those himself. The brass is very hard to find.

[@billy56081]

@@scottgray3945 I have a bunch of it. I made sure I got it when available so I can keep my 1907 fed.

[@DB-yj3qc]

When I seen the video pop up that was one of the first things I was thinking about.

[@alexc2093]

It's pricey for sure but it can be had for $2.50/shot or less if you look hard enough.

[@notreallymyname3736]

I'm no expert on .351 Winchester, but a quick Google search says you can form it from .357 Max, .30 carbine, and 5.56 brass.

[@unexpected9370]

the intro reminds us that what matters is that we are having fun

[@cliffthompson4149]

Jimmy Cagney had a way with words. That was pretty funny, Ean. I worked at a cabinet shop years ago, and my boss was being a micromanaging pain in the ass. He came up to me asking, "Why are you taking so long to sand those cabinet doors? I just broke out with my Cagney East side NY accent and told him, "I'm knocking off the fuzz ,see ! See what cha' made me do ,see, do ya' see?! Dude, he just started laughing his but off and left me alone. By the way I bought a tsas 1911 duty size, and I love it!

[@johnanon6938]

James Cagney was a favourite when watching saturday movies with short sayings like "You dirty rat!" or "I ain’t so tough!" and he's still a top drawer actor for me.

[@cliffthompson4149]

@@johnanon6938 he was one of a kind! He probably didn't realize how famous he really was.

[@theayeguy5226]

Did you see the movie where he slaps the lady? He actually slapped the actress intentionally to get a shock reaction. I forgot the movies name, but he was casually but convincingly savage in that scene, just like 20s gangster should be

[@cliffthompson4149]

@theayeguy5226 u don't think that I have. But I am from the south, and we don't hit our women. At least we used to not do that. Young men now are little punks. Just like their president, Biden!🤣

[@vincentmueller3717]

​@@theayeguy5226 He played a psyco in White Heat, so that's a safe bet.

[@DrDeFord]

I just loved the comparison of “kind of awkward with the 1907” and “smooth as silk with the 1911.”

[@ChristopherDaCrema]

I just got a Tisas like that but haven't been able to shoot it yet. Good to know that Ian approves.

[@jamesbromstead4949]

"Keep the change ya dirty animals." This was an incredibly expensive 2 gun match, ammo wise. But I enjoyed watching it.

[@bebop_557]

Damn, the graphics for Resident Evil remakes are insane. This gangster Leon looks photorealistic!

[@charliebrown4799]

Lookin' quite dapper today

[@Indylimburg]

@3:58 Gun Jesus looking like a real gangster single handing that 1911!

[@joeyfreeman5052]

“Machine gun” McCollum really letting em have it

[@gilmour6754]

Lol, It's always good when Ian decides to have some fun with the intro

[@michaeld308]

The beep clears the memory! Every time!!!!

[@desperado8605]

Indeed

[@polymathart]

I wish Ian dressed in period correct clothes for each gun he presents.

[@matthewmarting3623]

He used to do a lot of it, mostly at matches. I think he probably owns an outfit that would work for any pre 1950 gun he owns.

[@alexc2093]

Would've loved to see this for the Kalthoff repeater episode

[@AllAboutSurvival]

It's interesting to see how these classic firearms perform in a modern match setting. The 1907SL has such a unique design, and it's great to see it being appreciated in action.

[@RT-hi1ms]

I own a Tisas "Tank Commander" model in olive drab cerakote finish. Slide was a bit sticky out of the box, but after a 50-rd "break-in", it runs like a champ!

[@joshuataft5541]

I was hoping for this ..i saw the vid and wanted to see ya shoot it..thank you❤❤

[@gregturner1947]

Once again I'm envious of your opportunities to enjoy your trade. Too much fun!

[@TheDespairbear]

I think you need to be awarded bonus points for the cosplay.

[@rsail-db5zv]

I miss my 1907 but I sure don’t miss sourcing or reloading the .351 WSL ammo.

[@abialo2010]

those tisas guns are very impressive. ive had good experience with those and the ati/ria 1911s. i had a remington r1 that was a disaster and a kimber that hated extracting. double the price double the problems

[@Bill308A10]

Same here had a Springfield that had a bad extractor and barrel was very loose from the factory. Then I got a Kimber that hated ball ammo. Bought a RIA government and it runs like a top very accurate and reliable

[@DB-yj3qc]

A few 19111s, a Remington remake ok Taurus a good one with silly hammer screw lock, Rock Island Philippines made compact champ, in order of worst to best and highest cost to least. 🤔 the first one doesn't always fire unless it's cocked by running the slide. The Taurus runs would be a good starter for stock class matches. The first one I got it since I had been issued a 1911a1 and carried on A.D. as first sidearm.

[@halo7oo]

Agree on the RIA Gov. 1911, they're good.

[@andrewallason4530]

Imagine being one of the 7 people who rocked up all serious, thinking they are masters of the universe, with their gucci guns with phenomenal modern sights and looking like extras from some war movie, and they loose to some dude in 1920s gangster costume, complete with arm garters, using $4/round ammo, with a very small capacity in one of the most obscure calibres, who can’t even run full stages!

[@crankygunreviews]

Super cool! Loved yesterdays video too Ian

[@melle9155]

YA HEAR?!

[@Blodhelm]

Nyaaaa!

[@ilhamseptian1604]

Wait .....what?​@@Blodhelm

[@Mazorzarch]

He said "Nyaaa", see?

[@CSSuser]

I hear ya, see?

[@Sugarmountaincondo]

Loved the period costume and humor. $4 a round ouch! It does look like a bitch to shoot long range, but back in the 1930's it wasn't made for that, I think shooting a coyote close to home was more probable. Thanks for sharing as a follow-up to the breakdown of this gun video, always cool to see special or rare guns in action for validation purposes and hear your comments. Back in the day, this gun could have been mistaken for a BAR/Thompson SMG which the cops were scared to death of both for good reason. Can you do a video on all of the different types of shotguns being used by the Ukrainian Army for shooting down drones and go to a skeet club?

[@johnanon6938]

Back in 70s and even into the 80s sights like that was still common on older hunting rifles and 200y was the nominal range. Scoped rifles were uncommon, fragile and expensive back then, unless hunting in rocky mountains or the prairies where you can see for miles. In military 1980s we shot iron sights FN FALS to 300yards. A few times a year everyone shot to 400y to find candidates for 500 and 600y. That's using figure 11, a 4 foot tall man shaped target "named" Herman. Later ranges got changed to 500 metres with a few still to 600m = 656y. I recall some had longer ranges like cfb borden 1k range but those aren't for iron sights.

[@Sugarmountaincondo]

@@johnanon6938 Oh I know, I qualified as a Marksman at 400 yds. on the M-14 using iron sights at Camp Pendelton in the mid 1980s. I made Sgt. York proud

[@Didymus-vz6uy]

If you watch closely at 2:24, you can see the .45 slug in mid-air after catching the sunlight

[@jeromethiel4323]

I love watching Ian competing against people with seriously tricked out weapons. And here's Ian doing LARP with weird guns. And even funnier, NOT in last place even with those obvious handicaps. ^-^

[@murrayscott9546]

Thanks to all involved, as always.

[@OldManAzeban]

An interesting comparison would be that against the Remington Model 8.

[@Goc4ever]

I have two words to describe this 2-gun match: stylish, fantastic!

[@clifttheboychinwonder4352]

The 1907 was my favorite rifle in the medic class in Battlefield 1. A real treat to watch it in action. Thanks as always.

[@Shadow_Hawk_Streaming]

wonder about when the idea of adjoined magazines became a thing, I'd imagine that a rifle like this was probably considered with the idea of attaching 2 magazines together in some way, I mean john dillinger had an extended 1911 mag for his full auto one so they definitely had access to a welder to have a flipped over mag spot welded to another

[@CigarAttache]

Wow your 1911 was really dialed in. Nice shooting Ian💥🫡

[@IWatchedWhat]

I really hope you saved the brass for the owner, that stuff is super hard to find.

[@Cletrac305]

This is cool! Great job. My friend had a .401 Winchester. Never knew John used one.

[@thomaswashburn3513]

I have one of those Tisas .45 ACP Colt clones and love it. Based on the price (compared to any other 1911 style), I assumed it would be a piece of crap, but I was generously surprised with how reliable it turned out to be. I did have to ‘break it in’ due to poor feeding when I first bought it, but it shot reliably within the first 50 rounds I put through it. Great gun for the price!

[@perrystalsis2209]

***Also Ian : -*** Sooo nice to watch a fellow southpaw/left dominant eye dude shoot. I only shoot Field Target Air Rifle here in England (summat on my medical records - quite rightly? - stops me getting a F.A.C though, very sadly), we're the roughly "1 in 10's" that sometimes get weird comments about our shooting style/shouldering...... Like left-handed humans are a modern-day phenomenon (??!). Cheers Brother.

[@ginacalabrese3869]

Medieval European Christianity is where the whole being left-handed means you're "sinister" thing comes from so it's not a surprise many still have the belief.

[@Simon_Nonymous]

@@ginacalabrese3869 I believe it's older than that, from the Latin of the Roman empire; we still use dextrous, from 'dexter' right handed to indicate good hand eye coordination etc. I prefer the term 'cack-handed' - it leaves little to the imagination ;-)

[@perrystalsis2209]

@@ginacalabrese3869 Hi Gina. ***Indeed***, re: the recent-ish history of lefties getting persecuted/thought of as "works-of-the-devil" etc. Even in the the 30's and 40's in England - You'd apparently get your hand whacked by a teacher with a stout ruler or cane if they saw you writing/drawing with your left mitt, my late Grandad was a witness to that.....!. Luckily, us humans have evolved - generally anyway??. Sadly, some still lag behind - on numerous life subjects/beliefs.... Mentioning No Names/Groups, Hey Ho???!. Cheers Sister.

[@perrystalsis2209]

@@Simon_Nonymous Ha! : - Kack-Hander Indeed Is A Good, Apt Moniker...... Especially when I visit my favourite South Asian food store to pick out gorgeous fresh chillies/turmeric/ginger/garlic etc. = It's taken a bit of learning, but I never use my left hand when dipping in a box of edible goodies that others are using/buying from..... Even though, as I've got a totally knackered left shoulder joint from a motorbike crash : - Use my right hand to wipe. Possibly too much information??!!. Ain't T'Internet Great...... (????!!!!).

[@matthewcochran3325]

Great video, buddy. I am impressed by Tisas pistols. I have a Zigana KC and I love it. Hammer fired, all metal with a de cocker and a ported barrel and slide.

[@garykubodera9528]

I owned a 1927 Thompson A5 pistol in .45cal with 50 and 100rd drums... Have to admit its a pretty cool looking rifle and would go well when used together!! 😀

[@dukeofcrude5742]

Fun fact, you can shoot 38 super through a 1907 Winchester. 38 super is a semi rimmed cartridge and it cycles. To reliably feed, put the cartridges toward the front of the magazine.

[@EstherAndTheStraightRazo-rq8sd]

Fascinating weapon my dude. Never heard of it till now.

[@conniggles]

I’ve been waiting for a 2-gun video!

[@storytimedavidcollins2897]

We are all guilty of thinking a gun like this is really way cool and something that we would all like to add to our collections even though it’s just an old outdated piece of equipment that we would only ever run in a competition setting like this. Thanks again Ian

[@jonathanbohm6489]

I’d like to see one of his 1911 full auto conversions

[@DB-yj3qc]

Some of the problems that the issued 1911's started having in the Army in the 1980s-90s mostly due to worn-out ones in use. The one I carried in Desert Storm had one functioning safety, the operator. Well the grip safety kinda worked.

[@eduardmalinschi5127]

Love all your videos!!! Cool and composed!

[@Jesses001]

There is a period correct sling that will work. One end cupped the but with a harness like set-up. The front one was a strap that is wrapped around the barrel and/or forend. I have the nylon version of that sling, but before mine they made them out of leather with canvas harness. In my experience the front wants to always slide forward on the barrel, but if you strap it behind the Thompson grip, it would hold on this rifle. Kind of too late now I guess, ha.

[@matthewmillar3804]

I always enjoy videos like this! How else am I supposed to know how unusual guns like this work for a gun match? Is like to see you do a match with competitive guns just to compare how you'd do!

[@brownmangaming1529]

I’ve got one of the Tisas A1 clones, and I’m really happy with it. Good reliability and I don’t have to worry about damaging an actual 1911a1. But really it’s more cause I wanted something to go with my Garand but didn’t want to spend another grand on a real GI 1911.

[@johannesdolch]

Those are the kinds of guns you pick up in Escape from Tarkov with the thought "Well, it's better than a Knife. Maybe i find an AK or SKS later."

[@TheCouchCommando]

There is no cheaper and easier accessible semi auto rifle than SKS in Tarkov lol.

[@johannesdolch]

@@TheCouchCommando Yeah, that how bad this is, lol

[@somuchnope2]

​@@TheCouchCommandoI thought the smoothbore civilian AK was cheaper. It's like .377 or some other weird caliber

[@Someone-wj1lf]

@@somuchnope2366 right? It’s actually really great with the AP ammo

[@DiggingForFacts]

RO: "This is a 36-round stage." Ian: "$150 bucks in ammo. Noted"

[@Bobbylegs37]

Nice muzzle flash at 6:56! 🤩

[@timothyedge6100]

“Are we sure “It all falls to the ball” if .45 makes them pop back up?” Looking at my 1911s “……Maybe it killed it so hard it immediately became a ghost”

[@avengermkii7872]

When a gangster has an ammo bearer lol

[@cameronhermann9400]

The 20s drip is awesome. Good shooting Ian

[@SM-zk7jz]

Core strength! The shooter’s natural enemy!

[@grendelgrendelsson5493]

I really enjoyed that video. I was waiting for Sharp Dressed Man to start playing!

[@factsoftheconfederacy7151]

2:32 45 ACP for the win

[@beowulfsrevenge4369]

The targets are red, see? You gotta hit the red targets, ya mug.

[@josephgrimminck6855]

2:45, I wonder where the penalty came from? The non-slung rifle? Great shooting Ian, that pistol work was awesome!

[@Rocketsong]

He hit the par time on the stage. Penalty was for targets not engaged.

[@tumbleweedtom5746]

Such a cool video!! 👍 Thanks for sharing!!

[@willteuscher8253]

You can tell a gangster vs a gangsta by the gun they carry.

[@kevinhullinger8743]

The best gun content!

[@DSS-jj2cw]

Lol. Great impression! But I don't think Indiana native John Dillinger would talk like that when robbing a bank ! Love your video!

[@coreymerrill3257]

I'm surprised Ian didn't use a cradle type two point sling. They don't need swivels or slots . A loop with a rear strap goes tightly around and over the back of the butt and the front has a loop that goes around the barrel or forend. It can be used with a front swivel or slot if desired. Examples are raptor 2 point and Blackhawk universal slings.

[@jcalvert6666]

Id love to see you repeat this one with remington 8 police carbine and few spare 15 round mags :)

[@kentallard8852]

The 38 super 1911 was automatic, had an extended magazine, and had the same tommy gun foregrip as the rifle under the barrel

[@robertswitzer3630]

Very dapper, Ian.

[@Freedomfighter762]

You're the man Ian 👊

[@workingguy-OU812]

Four ... dollars ... a ... round. Damn.

[@jaredlancaster4137]

Yeah, 351WSL is not very available, most folks handload it and a lot don't even buy brass, it can be made from trimmed and fireformed .223 brass.

[@iduswelton9567]

The first time I had to shoot something other than a .22 in competition was a Remington .308 bolt action that didn't have long range sights on it and I wasn't allowed to use a scope - I did enough to make 5th place and took home a cash prize of $100 - I gave my godfather his rifle back and suggested he put adjustable sights on it which he did and tapped it for a scope

[@micuu1]

6:05 got his own mag-reloading henchman, lol

[@samsonsoturian6013]

Is it weird the gangs figured out medium-caliber semi-auto carbines were the way to go before every Army on Earth did?

[@unclewillcorp227]

Russians was already experimenting with it but hadn’t adopted it

[@georgewhitworth9742]

@@unclewillcorp227You mean with the full caliber Avtomat?

[@samsonsoturian6013]

@unclewillcorp227 a lot of people were

[@DB-yj3qc]

"John Q field soldier" had figured that out, but ordinance and desk jockey bean counters don't listen to the guys using it normally. Many nations had small arms development under the artillery umbrella for design. So long-range, big boom, big heavy bullets were what they knew and wanted. An example was the volley sights on rifles to mass fire at a thousand(s) yards.

[@samsonsoturian6013]

@DB-yj3qc come on. you'd say that regardless if it were true

[@michaelg4931]

Anyone else think that Ian's impersonation of Dillinger sounded more like what Dillinger's grandmother might have sounded like? 🤣

[@UncleManuel]

Dam, that intro wanted me to give all my money to Ian! Well played, sir! 😁😁😁

[@edwardgranger1722]

Dillinger's Lebman conversion 1911 was apparently in .38 Super, but the gang definitely used 1911A1s in .45 ACP, so it's not really an anachronism, aside from the Tisas part.

[@tombakabones274]

Like you said in the breakdown video for the rifle it has to be because he was converting them to full auto that he put the muzzle brake and foregrip on them

[@Rose.Of.Hizaki]

But does Dillinger have an escape plan?

[@JordanFlayer]

make sure the bank is 43% burnt

[@Rose.Of.Hizaki]

@@JordanFlayer that would definitely be Setting Fire To Sleeping Giants.

[@BleedingUranium]

8:25 That muzzle flash came out nicely on camera! :O

[@TheGrimFoot]

I noticed it as well. surprised me being in full sun.

[@Cormalek]

Really awesome course!