Firearms Expert Reacts To MORE Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered Guns

[@syazaplays3303]

This is Jonathan Ferguson, the keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armouries Museum in the UK, which houses a collection of thousands of iconic weapons from throughout history.

[@phil_cassidy]

Big if true.

[@Deuce972]

No, this is Patrick.

[@mosark6554]

I get it. He says it alot.

[@dillonc7955]

...and on today's episode, Johnathan is taking a look at more of the weapons in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered.

[@mahimmarufuzzaman3588]

@@dillonc7955 wow, well quite a lot of collectors

[@dawndeather9553]

'Well, as an Arachnologist who's a bit too into his job might say, that's a very nice looking Skorpion!" Never change, Jonathan, never change.

[@dadmode8319]

Without a doubt his best joke ever.

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

That might be the single nerdiest joke Jonathon has ever told.

[@kinketsu9103]

@@MaxwellAerialPhotography I was annoyed he said sorry about it. Solid joke in my book.

[@scottcoonrod9544]

"The MP5SD is quieter than any pistol" *Remembers welrod* "Well almost any pistol"

[@milesmccollough5507]

i picture the ghosts of some OSS engineers looking at him very unhappily until he caught his mistake, LOL.

[@sethmoyer]

I was thinking of the PSS

[@theblobconsumes4859]

I thought of the Welrod and the Maxim 9 when he corrected himself.

[@mallardofmodernia8092]

You also have those ridiculous suppressed custom .22 pistols which have many makes and names

[@The_Foxymew]

Any manual cycling weapon would naturally be quieter than any automatic, at least of the same calibre. A welrod, or any of the various 'hush puppies'.

[@NoobPTFO]

I’m still convinced Jonathan Ferguson is locked somewhere in the Gamespot basement with a heavily surveyed tunnel linked to the Royal Armouries Museum

[@dillonc7955]

To be fair, rarer weapons like the M60, Desert Eagle, etc. to an extent are very rare in MW's campaign. You can only pick up someone's desert eagle during the cargo ship mission. While the M60 you can find one ultranationalist using it during the bridge section of the last mission, prior to the epilogue.

[@terry7907]

Wow. You are a serious player of this game.

[@SirZeu]

@@terry7907 what he is saying is NEEEEERRRRDDDD

[@Matias-dr3ys]

@@terry7907 one of the best shooter games ever made.

[@faceless58]

yeah i remember using that M60 back on the original, i believe it has completely different handling and stats to how its balanced in MP just for that part, its a monster gun actually

[@tonypeppermint5329]

Ooo.

[@zXPeterz14]

To answer the question on sights, you were right when you said that its to increase visibility. Because the average fight in cod isn’t usually any further than 50 meters and because the game centres the sight for you they will either raise on widen the sight to make it more usable. Especially in the older games where adding a red dot would mean you couldnt use any other attachments Ps: the stg was more of a callback gun as it was the first modern game in the series, and stat wise was a slight worse ak47. Which i guess is kinda historically accurate haha

[@Champoforyx]

The stg is much more AR like in its features so it’s not really a historically accurate comparison . The AK is more Garand-like in its gas design, caliber, and bolt design

[@ryanwritingsongs]

@@Champoforyx he’s talking about the stats in the game mate, not in real life

[@Champoforyx]

@@ryanwritingsongs not when he’s mentioning historical accuracy

[@davidschneider9145]

@Adam Musgrove I think handling and performance of the StG-44 and the AK are relatively similar. On the other hand what makes you think that it’s more like an AR? The fact that a small portion of the bolt carrier reciprocates into the stock and the little dust cover over the ejection port?

[@jason200912]

Red dots are always used in call of duty

[@Ash0512]

I do wish Jonathan looked at older games (2000’s era) and maybe even older sprite based games like Blood. Blood tried to re-create 1920’s guns with the Duke 3D engine and has wacky guns as well

[@kylekomicbro1836]

Stock Build engine weapons would be very difficult for this show to cover.

[@theblobconsumes4859]

@@kylekomicbro1836 Agreed. It'd be nice to see but it would be difficult.

[@calvinlee8103]

I would absolutely love this. I'd especially want to see him look at modern-retro games like Ion Fury. (Ion Fury has the *coolest* guns.)

[@calvinlee8103]

Ion Fury in particular has a couple weapons with very interesting real-world counterparts. So even though you don't get the greatest look at the guns in-game, it would give Jonathon the opportunity to show off some really cool historical pieces that I'm fairly certain they have in their collection.

[@swayingGrass]

Surprised Jonathan didn't mention the Scorpion's ejection patern! It's infamous for ejecting cases to orbit and coming down on your head

[@TheDeadfast]

I was just about to say, the ejection as shown is downright anemic!

[@VorpalSlade]

He's definitely mentioned it before, maybe in a Counter Strike reaction if I recall correctly? I only say that because I know the only reason I know about the Skorpion's ejection is from Jonathan.

[@alastorafoxx8625]

Just like the ppsh 43!

[@randomfaca]

Please guys, take another look at Insurgency Sandstorm! The first video had way too many cursed modded weapons, it felt very forced, and seemed like Jonathan really got the wrong idea about the game. Plus, there's been a few new weapon additions to the game since then!

[@punishedostrich8729]

Should take a look at full auto kriss vector, it models the recoil of the gun. as with the unique bolt system.

[@Alexmaine1]

fun fact: Saco defense which is the arms manufacture in my home town which is where it all started in Maine was at one point before being bought by general dynamics. Saco defense was the sole supplier for the US military of the MK-18 multipurpose grenade launcher and Saco defense was the company to design and manufacture the M60 machine guns. Maine is also known in the firearm world for being the birth place of famous gun designs and there creators, Maine has a large collection of antique guns. During auctions in the past and present Maine has a collection of machine guns such as the MG-42, Browning .50 Cal machine guns, kits for machine guns and more.

[@SirZeu]

who asked?

[@enclavehere6495]

@@SirZeu I asked

[@Chiller01]

Home of the famous James Julia Auction House (now Morphy’s). They auction seriously valuable firearms among other things.

[@Alexmaine1]

@@SirZeu I brought it up because it relates to the Topic of the M60 machine gun.

[@Alexmaine1]

@@Chiller01 thank you i forgot it's name but they also deal not in just machine guns but also art pieces and furniture.

[@thegravemindx]

The M60 only shows up at the very end of the game during the final bridge scene. It’s used by the bad guys

[@blackcated5755]

One thing I think is neat about CoD4's USP is that it has the same kind of under-barrel light/laser system as the Mk. 23. The later games give it a smaller light.

[@afd19850]

Thanks gents! Be cool to see Bioshock series Wolfenstein series Killzone series Titanfall 2

[@VIDireWolfIV]

seeing parts moving on guns really sells the feeling that you're using that firearm. it goes hand in hand with bullets ejecting, recoil, and the reaction from the impact that NPCs give off. it's all for selling that it's being used.

[@SirPuncake]

I'm still desperately hoping to see Jonathan in the credits of a well made FPS in the future. It seems insane to me that there's this enormously successful series of videos and studios aren't fighting over who gets to work with him first.

[@darkerrex1442]

I know right, like seriously if anyone wanna make a military sim, and need the realistic guns detail and all. He is the man for the job his familiarity with Video Games limitations is also a plus point

[@EdyAlbertoMSGT3]

Well this aged well.

[@GBRyker61]

I've always felt that game devs intentionally fudge gun designs in order to avoid having to pay licensing fees to the companies that originaly designed and built the guns. Two good examples of this are the .45 Auto SMG from Fallout New Vegas's Honest Hearts dlc and Fallout 3's Chinese Assault Rifle. The Chinese AR is basically a cut down and modified RPD. The .45 Auto SMG is a combination of a Thompson M1 SMG and a Thompson M1A1 SMG.

[@Year_of_the_Dell]

The Chinese AR was actually meant to be a standalone gun taking cues from the RPD and such, but the .45 auto I agree

[@cynthius6567]

From what I recall Sawyer's reason for giving all the guns in NV "generic" branding is because while he wanted to take inspiration from real guns, as a game they wanted the creative freedom to take artistic license with the balancing, calibers, and designs. While most of the ballistic guns are modelled after real-world guns, the intent is that none of them technically are their real-world counterparts, because that would imply an adherence to realism that was never intended and was intentionally avoided.

[@bradhaines3142]

they only have to do that for the names because of copyright law, the actual image can be basically identical.

[@0lionheart]

Fallout is a _really_ bad example given it's alternate history, from the 1940's onwards everything is different, designs are uncanny valley on purpose. It's also an artistic and creative chioce anyway, by having freedom to change things you're giving your artists work that's more fun, and you have deniability when people come around and point out pedantic details aren't correct.

[@tangoewhisky1]

I'd enjoy seeing Jonathan's reaction to either Ghost Recon Wildlands or Breakpoint. Lots of varied weaponry in there that would be nice to review, due to their built-in "gunsmith" feature.

[@marcellosilva9286]

I'd like to see Jonathan reacting to the guns in the Resistance series, those games have some interesting fantasy human weapons and sci-fi alien guns.

[@bradhaines3142]

under rated series i wish sony would bring back

[@MarosMusic]

Most people: -I have an emotional support dog. Jonathan Ferguson: -I have an emotional support STURMGEWEHR!

[@Demon_Slayer213]

I want to get an emotional support M32 40mm rotary grenade launcher

[@ProGamerDudepgd]

it would be cool to see Johnathan's reaction to some crazy guns from Saints Row

[@JustAGooseman]

When are you gonna do a Jonathan themed roleplay. "Hey guys, this is Jonathan and today were gonna show the police the entire UK Royal arsenal collection"

[@raidengoodman8754]

The Penetrator lol

[@Shin_BakaSensei]

Will he ever look at any of the MGS games to check the accuracy of the weapons like in MGS4, Peace Walker, MGS:V or even MGS3. Thanks for your hard work and keep it up.

[@Kamenriderneo]

3:00 You come across the M60 during a mission that is a flashback to events that took place in the early 90's when main character Captain Price was jsut a Lieutenant. It's the famous mission that takes you to Chernobyle

[@michel4rthur]

Which part of it?

[@Kamenriderneo]

@@michel4rthur When you're running away after taking a shot at Zakahev

[@wojtaxelite8600]

I wonder if Jonathan ever reacted to MGS3 Codec Calls about guns, to see how accurate they are. Not to mention the famous scene with Big Boss describing M1911 and it's elements

[@BlackMetalVikingCustoms]

I would throw and ACOG on the M60. If you shoot it semi, it becomes a high capacity DMR.

[@DreadNought0255]

As has been said and repeated many times, I'm sure; You got it right with the first guess, the sights are made so for gameplay reasons. There are games that do notch sights right, but those are not arcade run-and-gun games like the CoD series. It would be very difficult and honestly frustrating to ADS (aim down sights) in a fast paced shooter and come up with what is essentially a grey blob and then figure out where the center of that blob is to know your point of aim. It is far more intuitive to instead present just the front sight post and fudge the rest of the sights into something that give the impression of aiming down a weapon. Basically replicating what one would see if aiming down an aperture sight. There might also be a reasoning with differences how a single eye might percieve depth while aiming and how a screen can replicate it. With the eye, seeing the post might be very easy while as a screen might not be able to differentiate the post from the rear notch enough to allow for quick, precice ADS in a competitive video game. Just a curious case of games replicating real life in that notch sights have universally been phased out where possible in favour of aperture sights.

[@littletimmy9686]

Thank you Jonathan for speaking up about the “ak-47” designation for any Ak platform rifle thats ever depicted!!!

[@MECHA_DI]

I think it would be interesting to see Jonathan's reaction to the guns from the various gundam games. I'd love to see his take on the zaku 2 machine gun. especially since its pretty much a full auto tank main gun

[@ayaxmcgill635]

Things like the stg in mp make me wish there was an arcade mode for the campaign where you can use any loadout you want

[@dodobird679]

Black ops 2 and 3 had that feature, wish they added that into the remasters at the very least.

[@ayaxmcgill635]

@@dodobird679 IW had it too

[@nagiaoe2434]

@@ayaxmcgill635 and black cops 3

[@ayaxmcgill635]

@@nagiaoe2434 basically the most fun ones

[@cillianmclaverty9392]

More insurgency or bf1, they have so many interesting weapons he didn’t have a look at!

[@abdullah_750]

btw the grenade launcher on ak is not gp25, it's a newer version known as gp30. gp25 has its sights on left side whereas the gp30 and 34 have their sights in right side so the game has gp30 not 25.

[@HabarudoD]

G3 was my favourite in this game. I loved it.

[@joaquinvelasquez6252]

Saw Ian's video on the scorpion. He loves that thing and it seems with enough practice one could akimbo those arachnids. 😆

[@NowThatsGreg]

I really enjoy these videos taking a look at definite classics of the genre. If I could have one suggestion it would be showing both the remastered and original version of the game together. What was striking to me when playing CoD4 MW Remastered was the great model quality of the guns, I'd like to see Johnathan reacting to the difference between those and original

[@kylegetspwnt]

What strikes me about the skorpion is the ejection. It just sort of poops the rounds out of the top. Ive fired civilian versions and they chuck those casings quite a way overhead

[@Rando_Shyte]

"The best kind of correct" Did my man just reference Futurama??? How can we love this man any more? That's how, that's how.

[@SN1PERx64]

A true opposite of the insanity of COD: Vanguard, that MP44 can't have any attachments be placed on it (just skins that were earned in game), making it the most faithfully accurate weapon in COD history (and one of the more underappreciated aspects of earlier FPS: a purposely slightly under powered weapon allowing users to show off their "peak gamer" skills)

[@CardScientist]

I love how Jonathan has leaned into the emotional support sturmgewehr bit

[@johanvangijsegem9620]

yes, I think I'm also going to apply for an emotional support weapon, much more effective then an animal

[@BP-72]

It would be awesome to see Jonathan reacting to the weapons and weapon customization from Ghost Recon: Future Soldier.

[@blackm4niac]

It's safe to say that games getting the notch on the rear sights wrong is done on purpose most of the time. It's to give the player a better view of the target since you don't have to use both parts of the sights to aim, you only use the front post. This is to make the front post more visible, give players an easier time aiming, especially in a fast paced game like CoD.

[@juanchavez4514]

The G3 was actually automatic in the campaign

[@juanchavez4514]

@@DavidLopez-nk6tf Not familiar with what a HK33K is, but I'm just going based off what the game calls the gun

[@AnAngelineer]

I think the remark about iron-sights being off will be there ffor as long as this show continues, as making them larger has to be done for the sake of gameplay convenience : because it is on a screen, the optics will not work as they do IRL, as your eye won't adjust the same way. In fact, l’m not even sure it would work in VR, "because screens and not actual aperture" (and maybe some people who actually have and like VR, unlike me, could tell). But on a classic screen there is no chance games could do a 100% accurate ironsight, as it would feel cumbersome and get in the way of the fun.

[@stevbe1723]

I was thinking about that, surely it would be possible (as some games already have adaptive depth of field, like payday 2) to have the rear sight sort of out of focus, while having the front sight as well as what you're aiming at in focus, that would be the closest to how your eyes actually interact with iron sights

[@loblawbomb1532]

Can confirm the sights generally work properly in VR.

[@mattwillerton6775]

Can second that irons work pretty accurately on VR, atleast in the games ive played, obviously not fully realistic but definitely closer than traditional FPS games

[@brockvegas9571]

The M60 was still issued to less front line soldiers as late as the early nineties

[@RayRAV]

I would love to see Jonathan reacting to the Postal 2 guns, especially Beta Shotgun reload animation

[@Ash0512]

Honestly, do A Postal series video (2,4 Brain Damage)

[@xXRealXx]

and using the cat as a silencer...

[@RevanAlaire]

Killzone next? Since you have made so many videos on Call of Duty.

[@michel4rthur]

One thing for sure, Modern Warfare Remasted STG 44 (MP44 in-game) isn't like the Vanguard version, so good job, Infinity Ward.

[@lenny6281]

curious that Jonathan did not pick up on the wimpy ejection on that skorpion. Having seen Ian shoot one, he would get hit in the head by cases that were shot sky high, straight up.

[@Plekter]

Jonathan Ferguson should react to the historical ww1 shooter Beyond The Wire. There is a lot of cool and well made guns in it.

[@pickleson4573]

11:16 Good one, Jonathon

[@SerathDarklands]

I'd love to see a video on the weapons of the N64 GoldenEye game. The guns all have fake names to avoid copyright issues, but they're (almost) all real guns with.

[@JoshuaC923]

That cutaway G3 is so cool, always love cutaways

[@mpow3r972]

I wish I had an emotional support STG/MP-44... Jonathan's got it made in the shade on a warm Summer's day.

[@mr.randomperson9900]

I think he should do another hunt showdown video. It had so many more guns that he’s not seen.

[@hb_cheap5691]

Would love to see Johnathan react to guns in Metal Gear Solid V. There's a lot of strange and wacky weapons, as well as some normal ones so it could make for a good episode

[@keepironman14]

18:10 the weird bullets is really simple to explain. Reused models. They have a small number of modeled assets and they copy paste resize as needed rather than modeling a replacement. Which for the most part in situations like these it works because normal players wouldn't notice.

[@WipZedKay]

Would be cool to see his reaction to the guns of Deep Rock Galactic. Some are more based on reality and other are sci-fi magic.

[@TheDubDisciple]

I want his opinion on the sludge pump and the wave cooker 😂😂

[@darthdenco]

That would be quite fun, agreed! Rock and Stone!

[@Yeetypete]

The slide speed I think is so people can’t rapid fire the thing, the slide in the original version used to be waaaay faster, and you could rapid fire as fast as you could pull the trigger, heck, you used to be able to fire the Barrett at ridiculous speeds too

[@MsMiDC]

In the Netherlands the ''AK-47'' is more reffered to as a Kalashnikov.

[@polskabalaclava]

That’s a lot better than just calling it an “ak-47”

[@AE1OU]

Would be really cool if Jonathan made a video on *METAL GEAR SOLID 3* weapons. So many weapons in that game to comment on like the patriot, the EZ gun, Snake's M1911A1, Ocelot's SAA juggling, The End's mosin nagant and Eva's chinese mauser clone. Want to know your take on the Boss disassembling Snake's 1911 without removing the slide stop and many many more...

[@othuy5411]

10:30 it's either a GP-30 or GP-34 because the sight is located on the right side, the GP-25's is on the left

[@Zoraxon]

I always found the G3 interesting because it *is* full -auto, but only in the single player. In multiplayer it got lumped into the same category as the be M14, being semi-only but still effective and fun

[@theoldenfield4106]

0:45 Fun fact: The M60E3 is the same model used by Bill Duke in Predator.

[@GoredonTheDestroyer]

Something to note about CoD 4 (And by extension, MWR)'s G3 is that it isn't actually a G3 - It's a bog standard HK91A4 that fires full-auto in campaign but correctly semi-auto in multiplayer - The key identifier is the lack of a paddle release, something I'm honestly amazed Infinity Ward picked up on when doing the beautifully exaggerated reload animation for the rifle.

[@chataclysm2112]

the weird thing about the ak in this remaster is that, in adding details to it, they've not only not made it an ak-47, but they've also made it less faithful to the original game, where the ak-47 is indeed an ak-47 and not an akm, since it has the blued receiver, no notches in the top cover, properly shaped wooden furniture and stock and the ak-47 flash hider.

[@camrsr5463]

my OCD is going nuts! Can you straighten out those placks on the wall?!

[@HemiV8lyfe]

Speaking of black hawk down, I’d love to see him go over the movie. Tons of guns, variety between hoot switching between a CAR15 and an M4 in some scenes, and Sanderson and bush’s 727 when compared to Gordon’s 733 and others in the background. As well as Shugharts M14

[@SlavicGold]

This man will single handedly usher in a new level of detail and quality in shooters with this series🤣

[@user-oy9zy4ds9m]

I have a lot of experience with supressed weapons and In real life supressors produce a lot of smoke, something never really portrayed in games and movies, so using a supressor indoors would pretty quickly set off smoke alarms.

[@wolfgangamadeusmozart851]

I would love to see him review the guns of COD MW2, when it releases and more of the emotional support Sturmgewehr

[@Lecrie]

Really appreciate you making these videos.

[@michealfiola8886]

G3 on full auto is perfectly controlable from the prone/knelt short bursts and from underarm assault cleaning a room.

[@under-chonker]

i would like to see Jonathan react to the guns of Warframe or a sword expert reacting to the melee weapons of Warframe

[@aslamc9288]

I usually love these videos anyway, but this is the best one because of the Futurama reference

[@adamfrazer5150]

Sidebar : one of the earliest, coolest "gun workings" cinematics was in Hitman (I want to say Contracts ?)

[@jacobishii6121]

The barrel is also shorter on the version of the M60......this variant has a different mission,it was used by/designed for special operations

[@jeremeymcdude]

Enlisted would be really interesting for the history buffs around the WWII era. Lots of cool stuff in that game that I've never heard of.

[@PIDOFREAK]

One thing i would like to point out, what Jonathan missed here but might have pointed out in another video with the Skorpion, is the interesting fact that it ejects upward. It does so in the game too, which we see here - in the real world they eject upward more violently tho, to the point that brass keeps raining down on you while shooting

[@clothar23]

It does remind you quite pointedly to wear your helmet.

[@calvinlee8103]

Why is it that when a videogame contains a Skorpion, the stock is *NEVER* unfolded?

[@russellharris5072]

I used to play Call Of Duty 2,my preference when available was a combination of the MP44 and the B.A.R. The latter for higher accuracy single shot,the MP44 for general assault..........................................

[@bitcores]

4:50 I understand that whether you throw away the empty magazine or keep it would be somewhat situational, but was there ever a time in military doctrine in any country where the norm was to just drop empty magazines?

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

The selector of the AK is in the semi-auto position. It's a very common mistake people tend to make, but could also just be as simple as an oversight as the gun may have been modeled in that condition. At least the selector isn't in the safe condition.

[@raptorcell6633]

While a bit earlier than the game's release date, American soldiers were still carrying M60s during the Invasion of Iraq, I knew a gunner in the Marines who was carrying an M60 until at least 2005. Maybe some were used later so it's not out of the realm of possibility that E4s would be used in the context of COD 4 but by MW3 (which if I recall is the only other modern game to feature an M60) it shouldn't be there, especially since the game is actually set in 2016. I think there is also a full auto example of the G3 in one of the campaign missions, which is neat

[@neunic1]

A good amount of StG-44's that were captured by the Soviet's during WW2 were also sent to North Vietnam as aid along with MG-34's, Luger's, K98k's, etc and a lot of these weapon's found their way into South Vietnam. These were found in enemy supply caches as well as captured weapons after a firefight which some have made their way to the U.S. as bring backs.

[@docternoblex]

From what I read on the Silah report, 30 bore in pakistan is actually 7.62 Tokarev, 44 bore is what they call 7.92x33

[@hearmehmm797]

We get a lot of videos where we find how gaming has changed with the impact of gun manufacturing, but I would love to see a video describing the changes the the gun manufacturing industry has made due to the impact of gaming, if any at all.

[@TotallyNotAFox]

I know one example in which a movie impacted a design choice: The Heckler und Koch XM8 got it's famous design because the US army wanted something that "looks more like Starship Troopers" - they exactly said that

[@SLDFSpectreSix]

Jonathan's "Emotional Support Sturmgewehr 44" looks as close to the Rebel Alliance's A280 rifles as a real-life counterpart can get. I, for one, am jealous, but I'm also glad there's no Galactic Empire to fight.

[@r6201sk]

You should definitely check Ground Branch .. best weapon customization and G3 has proper ironsights and charging handle folds on spring ;)

[@MrIcePho3nix]

Kind of surprised he didn't mention how wimpy the ejector is on that Skorpion. In reality that thing would spit empty cases directly into low-earth orbit.

[@homefront1999]

We should get a video where it's just him reviewing iron sights from games. Seeing what's the most accurate

[@LoonatheHellhoudgaming]

Can our boy do more mw 2019 guns specifically the dlc guns?

[@Rhino_Aus]

The Skorpion ejection is hilariously low... that thing send casings into orbit!

[@adamfrazer5150]

The first pistol I fired in-game that didn't dwell on the slide action... ...was Doom '93 🙍😬

[@anthoneyostroskie5489]

First LMG is a collector piece. Got to know she kicks! 🧠 Beautiful machine

[@RedNeckActual]

I would have loved for him to talk a bit about the MK23 when commenting on the USP-S.

[@mniakan754]

Ground branch would be a great ge for Jonathan to look at to wash away the cursed experience of other games... And slowly showing him the cursed things in that game

[@Sdaxddx.]

Could we please get Jonathan view's on firearms AND artillery in Total War , be it historical (Napoleon) or fantasy (Warhammer)? Great series Dave and Jonathan!

[@StephenMcGregor1986]

Can't wait to see a video in this series on the new MW2 guns

[@Antenna96]

"This is Jonathan Ferguson, who keeps this channel alive."

[@MichaelWarman]

The Futurama reference was a bit of a surprise

[@franktherabbitstudio]

Id Like to See Jonathan Ferguson Play VR; Pavlov for example, The Shooting range would be great place for him!

[@vtphynx]

The M60E3/4 is still in use with certain…special units. Not as prolific as it once was, but still fills a niche role.