A Swarm of Angry Bees: The American 180 .22LR Submachine Gun

[@jamesmcilvenny2294]

She weighs 4.5 kg and fires 5 cent bulk ammo cartridges at 1200 rounds per minute. It costs over 12 dollars to fire this weapon for 12 seconds.

[@vaikkajoku]

Sasha?

[@mrpancake8888]

Tri Cities damn

[@KevinRhoads]

Still cheaper than a mag dump in any full auto comparison.

[@iFYMxDRKNSFALLS]

Does she ever run?

[@edwhatshisname3562]

lol Sounds like a good deal to me.

[@judgebigmansion3492]

This is the firearm equivalent of an airsoft AEG: - 180+ rounds per mag - vibrates instead of recoiling - rate of fire of a vulcan cannon

[@8ballentertainment.885]

“No full auto in the building! Hey, no full auto in the building!” “That’s not full auto” “That’s not full auto?” “Yeah bro, this is” *insert beginning clip* “Daumn bro. O.K.”

[@bigdapramirez6157]

@@8ballentertainment.885 "this is full auto." *(Cuts to clip of syringe gun firing in a X10 server)*

[@viperrcg]

@@8ballentertainment.885 sad that’s the only airsoft clip people know

[@joko2882]

No, rate of fire of a MG42. Still pretty impressive.

[@RogerDuckman]

@@bigdapramirez6157 brings me back. I miss it. Even those gimmicky x100 servers that were a thing for a month.

[@DonutOperator]

I NEED ONE

[@marcelerystick7416]

you have a god-tier mustache

[@Meow-tp2oc]

Wait what is donut doing here 0.0

[@mr.gilson2894]

Hey Donut cool to see you here

[@dylanpurandare6245]

But Donut, did you see the description, a police shooting with this sub machine gun, imagine the breakdown😂, “police unleash a swarm of angry bees on suspect”

[@ILikeToLaughAtYou]

Yooo donuuuuut! Love you, brother!

[@locklear308]

"How do we make up for the 22LR not having that much power?" "Fuller auto"

[@Sandux930]

the tiger tanks were as strong as 3 american tanks but the americans always had 5

[@spartanonxy]

@@Sandux930 I get the joke but really unless the Tiger had defenders advantage they were not much better on a 1 for 1 basis and definitely not enough to make up for manufacturing. The 3 Sherman thing is a myth and a bad one. The Chieftain has a video that touches on it.

[@ohioman4646]

This sounds like a Russian badger joke

[@mr.b7156]

@@justinblake420 lot of people dead from 1 round of 22lr. Couple of short bursts from this and it is game over for sure.

[@bigdapramirez6157]

@@Sandux930 the Americans also had scary planes with shark faces and the atomic bomb on their side

[@Chobittsu]

"Recreational machine gun" Probably one of the most American phrases I've ever heard.

[@crktritual]

Chobittsu damn straight wooooo!!!

[@colinm213]

2:18 - "The gun can safely be fired in enclosed spaces - towns, houses, apartments". So, if a minature MG42 indoors is "safe", at what point does it start to become "unsafe"?

[@robertfeeley9738]

That's crazy

[@alohathaxted]

Cheese grating hand grenade is also very Yankee Doodlish.

[@Chobittsu]

@@1323GamerTV Hey the 1950s called, they want you back

[@daddydoc1115]

"290 round magazine but it was only semi auto. It didn't sell well" I wonder why....

[@drr30]

Such an eccentric design choice, cannot see a use case for that.

[@4skintim962]

I would probably but that considering that reloading is always a pain in the ass for me

[@bentubepyro]

Cheap paintball guns

[@daddydoc1115]

Getting a 290 round magazine and making it semi auto is like having a Bugatti Veyron and living in New York City

[@petergordon9190]

The perfect Holywood gun....................never reloaded

[@gangweed9979]

He forgot to mention that u can take it into casinos as a holdout weapon with high enough sneak

[@sinwithagrin4243]

*puts my hand up* sir. Are you telling me this is a weapon that i can use in payday 2?

[@keanunmoskaluk3518]

@@sinwithagrin4243 thats a fallout new vegas reference not a payday one.

[@kingloki7466]

@@keanunmoskaluk3518 I know the feeling of being able to save and then sneak a machine gun in a cassino and cause mass panic.

[@HornedPandaWasTaken]

@@keanunmoskaluk3518 r/wooosh

[@Kevin-jb2pv]

And he said parts are still available, so you don't need to bring extras for repair!

[@asystole_]

The fact that they marketed it to law enforcement and didn't give it a semi-auto select fire capability is genuinely hilarious.

[@Stoner075C]

Hopefully.

[@alexm566]

they needed burst fire more than semi auto tbh, maybe a 5 round burst.

[@fort809]

It was marketed to American law enforcement, anything less than “as lethal as possible” would be redundant

[@J.D-g8.1]

You can safely spray 180 rounds in the general direction of would-be bank robbers, and the rounds will bounce harmlessly off any women and children in the background. It can also be used for pest control inside cramped concrete buildings.

[@cadenhood]

It would defeat the purpose. If you ain't firing full-auto, you ain't firing 180.

[@SvendleBerries]

A 290 round drum version in semi auto only? lol "So, how often would you like to have to reload?" "No."

[@Jvargier0]

SvendleBerries we don’t talk about that

[@markbass9639]

Jvargier0 from the age of the gun one could safely say “I’ve seen multiple presidencies in between reloads”

[@ahmadjarrad2635]

SvendleBerries how much would a full magazine weigh?

[@SvendleBerries]

@@ahmadjarrad2635 I dont know. But considering its full of 22lrs...3lbs? Im not an expert so thats just out of my ass. Still though, its got to be like carrying around a few pounds worth of pennies lol complete with the noise that comes with it.

[@adamsmith6518]

@@ahmadjarrad2635 it doubles the weight

[@puttputt524]

When people argue whether a glock, AR 15 or shotgun is best for home defense, I’m in the camp of full auto 22lr

[@orion3253]

It's a small and expensive camp.

[@vandelayofficial492]

Yeah but then you'll spend 3 weeks picking .22s outta the couch.

[@timomastosalo]

And your hobby in the evenings would be to fill the magazines. Have to have a few of them around, when the action is on. One mag might be out surprisingly soon.

[@overcastandhaze]

I'll go for two suppressed .22's with extendos' fired akimbo into an aggressor's abdomen.

[@roccofili3054]

With FFL you can get a full auto M16 and get the 22lr kit for it.

[@Matt_The_Hugenot]

The gun you load all week and shoot on Sunday.

[@vexbomer]

Matthew Doye very famous lever gun quote very nice

[@steeltalon2356]

I dont think you got the joke

[@willkenny5687]

😂😂😂 I actually laughed out loud at this.

[@randomizertotal5113]

Matthew Doye Nice, officially the best laugh of the day.

[@Khoros-Mythos]

That was actually pretty clever.

[@Parrotchuter]

“A cool, fun, recreational machine gun”. Back to, phases that are incredibly American.

[@balakishakis6614]

You're saying that in good terms I hope

[@hulmad]

@@balakishakis6614 nobody is ever talking about your shithole country in positive terms 🤣

[@balakishakis6614]

@@hulmad man society in general is a shithole

[@aylamaiia]

@@hulmad Imagine being under nazi's.

[@nerdyspinosaurid]

@@aylamaiia Yeah, imagine being in the US in the last 4 years.

[@vynxie]

Sure, here you go. [Keep holdout weapons]

[@chriside9363]

Vynx Epicarica ahhh yes Fallout NV

[@castonadams3147]

hahaha

[@AHDBification]

They should have done more DPS. If you shoot someone wearing a zoot suit 20 times the caliber doesn't matter.

[@pmckinlay653]

@Poly I am doing that next time I get to play NV...

[@mikeshock7265]

“What in the goddamn?”

[@robslover2959]

Load for an hour, shoot for two seconds, and then clean. Yes I still want one.

[@tylerblubaugh5549]

@Cameron Mackie I would clean it friends load

[@Minotaur-ey2lg]

I saw a video where a guy created an attachment to load the drum. I think it only takes 10 minutes now.

[@Welsh7133]

Rip and tear until whatever in front of you is riddled with holes*

[@Heyalth]

the safety switch should be marked "load" and "unload"

[@cokoladkacz347]

better as "full" "empty"

[@flare9757]

No, “Safe” and “Soon to be Empty”.

[@countcock5694]

"Safe" and "RATATAT"

[@akosv96]

or "unsafe"

[@joshbrock2663]

ok, its in "clean the gun in 3 seconds mode"

[@josephfranzen5626]

“How many rounds per minute?” *completely straight face* “All of them”

[@masterdebater8757]

double that kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZqagml4eLV1j8k

[@FutBoy281]

*Piccolo* *Voice* : "ALL OF THEM?"

[@Leisurelee53]

"Recreational Machine Gun." Every syllable of that phrase brings me immense pleasure.

[@Rick_Sanchez_C137_]

Leisurelee53 The phrase makes me fully erect....

[@instinctual777]

recreational nukes when

[@certaindeed]

@@instinctual777 you have to buy those from North Korea.

[@jrtcool]

I love the comment. "It has two settings, off & high."

[@jademichaelrooney2216]

I know some stoners like that 😂😂

[@jayrowe6473]

@@jademichaelrooney2216 All the stoners I've known are like that.

[@imbatman6604]

Pick one

[@theduchyofmilanball3157]

@@jademichaelrooney2216 How many configurations do they have.

[@kjellringstrom6217]

Pretty much like toddlers and kittens.

[@kleiton__]

"The chicago sewing machine"

[@LazPistolaz]

The ugly brother of the *Chicago Typewriter*

[@Lehsah2021]

The Chicago donut

[@RuSrsbro]

The polish typewriter

[@nomadjensen8276]

Hehe gotta selection of good things on sale stranja!

[@PeaktendenCs]

The Chicago pottery wheel

[@xra1750]

Me: “Mom I want a Lewis gun” Mom: “we got Lewis gun at home” The gun:

[@AgentTasmania]

The Lewie gun? SInce apparantly no one got it: pun on Lewie being a dimunutive nickname for Lewis.

[@Mr_dripbott]

@@AgentTasmania ?

[@sincereeastman6972]

@@AgentTasmania you’re telling me you never heard of the Vickers machine Gun the Americans built but never fielded and what the British used?

[@izakireemsi2783]

That's fair mom, cuz it looks cool

[@ehffyhu9342]

Your mom: getting rammed

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

I hear recreational .22LR machine gun use leads to addiction and is a gateway to heavier calibers.

[@willkenny5687]

Fuzzy Dunlop you're telling me! I started with a .22 Remington, and now I shoot M240Ls for a living!

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

I'm here for you if you ever need support. Y'know, someone to help carry ammo, etc. You're not going through this alone.

[@phantomspaceman]

I started with .22LR and eventually handfuls of birdshot, snorted. I'm so resistant to the lead that I've been binging on injections of .40SW and am now homeless.

[@jstanaba]

>> Fuzzy Dunlop2 weeks ago >> I hear recreational .22LR machine gun use leads to addiction and is a >> gateway to heavier calibers. That is funny ... : )

[@nicholsjoshua15]

For me, it started with 22RL now I'm using 50BMG. Now I suport my addiction by being an actor on PornHub. I masturbate, cry, and punch myself in the face.

[@Redneck322]

Before watching: this looks like a joke. After seeing the gun firing: I want one.

[@ronfroehlich4697]

I just had the same experience as the one you describe

[@juliuspeperwood1128]

Same

[@brianh2159]

A friend of mine had one. It was a jamomatic. Fun to shoot until you get tired of removing the jams. Totally unreliable for any self defense situation.

[@frankmueller2781]

@jeff lockaby The Secret Service would built them into a briefcase, but they had to an armorer "fine tune" them to be reliable. After a few years the kicked them to the curb.

[@lolicon4]

He already fires in the beginning. LOL

[@RZombie45]

“Want a Thompson or a Lewis gun?” Me: “yes”

[@kuyajayy]

Epic

[@thatsjustmyopinionhowabout122]

I witnessed a travesty, we confiscated a stolen Thompson, trouble was someone had rendered it useless by welding a plug in the barrllel.

[@AngelRamirez-rh3el]

Nice

[@ozarkscarguy540]

... in 22lr

[@crusadervictor1882]

Rumbly Zombie Nice pfp

[@mzmadmike]

We have the loading tool, that orients and feeds and makes it a lot easier. With a 275 drum, you can write your name on the backstop, including dotting Is and crossing Ts. They do get dirty fast. And make sure you safe the winder before removing the drum from the gun. Ask me how I know.

[@bobburger4539]

My name m e is too long

[@Shinzon23]

"Ah shit,22lr everywhere!"

[@gmc1966]

Sounds like ur one of the fortunate gun guys who has one of these awesome pieces

[@nazarderkach9320]

18:26: Just imagine the frustration if you have been loading this magazine for over 6.9 hours and then this happens accidentally...

[@masonsykes2240]

(Looks at the camera like on The Office)

[@linusdn2777]

Logically it should only 280 seconds to load a 280 round magazine.

[@Assassinus2]

Shades of the Farquhar-Hill video (the old one.)

[@Shadow_Hawk_Streaming]

I'd imagine the loading tool for it may actually eliminate that problem

[@Ebolson1019]

I’d switch to something else for a while

[@jamespuffer2889]

Imagine the damage that causes. You’d have to call the medic over to try and fix about 58 separate gunshot wounds, and that’s only if they get one good burst off.

[@harveywallbanger3123]

It could indeed take a dozen rounds before one managed to get past the most of the ribcage or skull (.22LR LRN does not do well against heavy, rounded bone). But by the same token, a single shot through the eye or temple would drop the guy dead right there. .22LR is very strangely lethal in that regard.

[@aaroncowley6084]

I can saw an 8" tree with 100-200 .22lr in half in 5-10 min reloading in between shots with a semi auto 10/.22 , this gun is scarily lethal, there's no way you could patch up a burst from the American 180.

[@adeptusmechanicus1029]

Try patching up some buck or bird shot from close quarter

[@kohinarec6580]

You would not live long enough to get any medical help. A .22 is well capable of killing even in a single shot. The idea that it is somehow less lethal is a misconception.

[@thecommunistdoggo1008]

@@kohinarec6580 The Israelis still use 10/22s as less then lethal riot control

[@b.santos8804]

Dang, this thing is the opposite of the Henry Rifle. Instead of "Load Sunday and shoot all week," this AM180 is the gun you "Load all week, and shoot in 3 seconds!"

[@epauletshark3793]

Still want both.

[@Khetamine]

And then clean it on Monday

[@aidankelting5530]

To be fair you can just grab a preloaded mag

[@infamoushacker4chan883]

"Hey hey, no full auto in the building!" "That's not full auto." "That's not full auto?" "This is full auto." 18:40

[@dsxz]

Wow this is from an airsoft video isnt it...

[@doctornotprofessor]

I've seen this meme too many times

[@danghostman2814]

Or Mandalore's EYE Divine Cybermancy review; "This gun has two settings. Auto, like you expect. Brrrrrrt. And fuller auto. BRRRNNNNNNNNNNN!"

[@cicero_21]

When the kid burns your patch

[@zuttoaragi8349]

That's from RussiamBadger!

[@juliancollot7579]

Leave it to forgotten weapons to use the term BRAAAAP as a unit of measurement

[@stxrenegade]

still better than metric

[@somekid6718]

Jourdan Taylor The sinkhole was about 8 washing machines wide

[@1337penguinman]

40 rpb (rounds per BRRRAAAAPPPP)

[@kjellringstrom6217]

@@stxrenegade That´s right. Why adapt to the rest of the world?

[@haroldbalzac6336]

(sniffffffs)

[@mikewazowski471]

The guys in the Camaro when the cops shoot back: NOT THE BEES, AHHH

[@leontam221]

Jackass joke(?)

[@kevinwatson9405]

Tommy Boy - "The car's full of bees!"

[@FischerFilmStudio]

Leon I think it’s a reference to The Whicker Man

[@bubbabrown6917]

SAVE YOURSELVES!

[@quakethedoombringer]

Someone gives Nick Cage an American 180

[@dcvk6250]

This is the real reason that there's a .22 shortage.

[@Monke-ht9kz]

@WrathMachine r/whooosh

[@Monke-ht9kz]

@WrathMachine Say what?

[@Monke-ht9kz]

@WrathMachine What the actual fuck is going on?

[@AM-rq1no]

@WrathMachine .........please tell me you're joking

[@austinmurdock1945]

Me: has 1000+ rounds of 22 in garage 22 manufacturer's:

[@robertschumann7737]

Love that weapon!! What makes that gun awesome is that it probably cost him less pocket change than I have in my cup holder to fire of that many rounds to begin the video. Last time I bought .22 LR rounds it cost me $5 for 50 Remington’s at Cabela’s. I wish I had seen this video when the gun was still available. I signed up to buy at Julia awhile back for another auction our friend here was promoting. You’d be surprised how affordable most of their guns wind up being. The rare high end ones will empty your bank account quickly though. For those of you that are on the fence about buying through one of these auctions I can swear to the fact if they provide shipping you will be more than happy with the effort they put in to making sure your gun arrives exactly how it was advertised. I have had nothing but pleasant experiences in dealing with them.

[@trentrubenacker9718]

"Effective shooting is all about round placement." ~Raises hand~ "What if I just place rounds everywhere?" "Huh?" ~Dumps mag into target.~ "Ah. That will also work."

[@DGARedRaven]

You don't need to be accurate if you shoot them 80 times.

[@angrydragonslayer]

@@DGARedRaven 270 times

[@DGARedRaven]

Short, controlled bursts, m8

[@MisterMaxicola]

@@DGARedRaven aina maksimi

[@DGARedRaven]

@@Jtzkb Precisely! Considering the amount of ammunition all over the planet, even a full drum mag is merely a short and controlled burst.

[@bravo-six1941]

When your wildlife management area says "No automatic centerfire weapons"

[@somekid6718]

Bravo - six going dark

[@longshot7601]

Bunny to burger in 5 seconds.

[@guppy719]

Its like buck shot just shot one at a time

[@startedtech]

The only .22 you can reliably hunt birds with.

[@tiagobelo4965]

Comes pre-ground too!

[@aeredhaelredfalen6194]

"The passenger was apprehended with lots of bullet wounds..." And a distinctly brown pair of pants.

[@JonatasAdoM]

I'm imagining the car looks like Swiss cheese.

[@markbass9639]

Or if there was a car. Scrap metal more like it

[@dELTA13579111315]

@@JonatasAdoM I've seen the Bonnie and Clyde car and it looks like swiss cheese lol

[@formdoggie5]

@@dELTA13579111315 30-06, 12g, and .45 is a biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit different than .22lr lol. This thing probably wouldn't make it through the door of most old american cars (they were Steel back in the day) until the 10th+ round. The 30-06 coming out of the freaking BAR on the other hand... several cars at a time, engine blocks, the bank, etc. 12g essentially shoots 7-10 of these at a time, and .45 cal is, well, .45 cal--its twice as big, several times as powerful, slow as shit, and transfers *WAY* more energy as a result. The marketing on this was actually spot on. I had this idea while I was in the military, found someone had already done it in this gun. It's actually the perfect idea for civilian submachine gun policing, just need to work on the reliability of the mag, and perhaps switch to centerfire for ammo reliability as well (like 17hmr).

[@michael3556]

If you guys think that 40 rounds of 22 Rimfire is gonna do literally anything to the body of a car you need to get out of the house more

[@sultanofsauce9816]

Favorite part: “This is about the closest thing you’ll get to owning a swarm of angry bees.”

[@Waddellaw]

Laughs in beekeeper

[@neoleo593]

@@Waddellaw if they are angry, you probably aren't a good beekeeper

[@N._99]

@@neoleo593 _he controls the swarm, I'm the angry bee_

[@SvendleBerries]

This looks like a job for... DR. BEEEEEEEEES!!

[@bigdapramirez6157]

"Run fourth my bumble servants!"

[@fidjeenjanrjsnsfh]

It doesn't matter if it has minimal "stopping power" if you have a hundred holes in your body.

[@fortj3]

So much lead, you could be used for a pencil.

[@harveywallbanger3123]

It wouldn't even take 100 holes. Given the minimal recoil, getting a headshot with this thing would be child's play. Just aim at head level and spray horizontally until he drops.

[@kayvalencia2223]

Basically pull a gta, aim at head, unload every weapon that would give Kim John Un a wet dream, congrats you got a kill

[@notsuoh16Bit]

The old death by a 1000 cuts example by firearm.

[@theginjaninja132]

The target might just bleed out before they realize they have been hit

[@famtomerc]

That recoil is basically how all guns in action movies are lol

[@AsbestosMuffins]

this isnt a machinegun its a tool for converting loaded .22lr to empty brass

[@levlev.1028]

Lol so true

[@realmenshoot3085]

PsychoLucario And giggles, lots and lots of giggles.

[@levlev.1028]

Garantia COBIA yep I wouldnt

[@on1yadam]

😂😂😂

[@alexandergunshooter964]

PsychoLucario Still, it could kill a person!

[@Shadow_Hawk_Streaming]

Someone needs to make a drum magazine like this for the p-90, can you imagine the insanity of an almost 300 round drum on a P-90? Semi or otherwise

[@TeeBar420]

Imagine a G-11 with this kind of nonsense on it

[@bluecaptainIT]

@@TeeBar420 comically long stick magazine. Single stack, single feed, of course.

[@WhatIsThatThingDoing]

How about a 500 belt feeding box?

[@trulyinfamous]

That would cost an obscene amount all with the special ammo the P90 takes.

[@avixs1543]

@@trulyinfamous whats the rate of fire? $780 a minute...

[@kurtbergh]

That gun has as much recoil as an Xbox controller.

[@REX-gq6ur]

And the same battery lifetime!

[@britansoldier5894]

😂😂

[@ferdinandhumperdinck165]

@@REX-gq6ur Oh man, sooo true. Made me laugh really hard. THX

[@jklmn101]

Ah, the good old Chicago dot matrix machine.

[@VanillaMidgetSSBM]

Hitler's Buzzsaw, Meet Casull's Dremel

[@ineptwatcher]

I was so much hoping you would let the magazine spit out ammo as you mentioned it... And you did. So satisfying. Amazing video.

[@giannirocco7492]

I actually witnessed this exact gun used by law enforcement before my very eyes.Suspects in an armed robbery attempting to flee got their Camaro totally chewed up by the damned thing.When all was said and done me and my buddy walked over there and found about a zillion spent 22 shells all over the ground...frickin brutal

[@nitroxylictv]

bad ass story

[@justrobin8155]

The official fighting doctrine for anyone armed with this was probably "spray and pray." Not pray that you hit them. You'll hit them. Pray that you don't set a record for accidentally shooting 18 civilian bystanders in 3 seconds.

[@fontaineking5158]

You can't shoot. The thing has zero recoil. How in the hell would you miss?

[@donolinger6904]

@@fontaineking5158 - Especially if it had a laser.

[@JonatasAdoM]

Shoot and pray you'll hit only those you want to.

[@JonatasAdoM]

@@fontaineking5158 As Ian said if you shoot enough you'll pierce the target. A burst of this will go through a person into the next one.

[@fontaineking5158]

@@JonatasAdoM Trigger control. Practice it.

[@PhoenixBird9000]

275 round mag... and no mag dump? That is a missed opportunity that you will never have again. :(

[@random.3665]

i think there is a reason it comes with a spare barrel... Having no recoil doesn't mean you won't overheat the barrel if you put 275 rounds through it in less than 15 seconds.

[@michaelmacdonald329]

@@random.3665 IV8888 couldnt get an auto 22 to overheat after 7000 rounds. It stopped firing due to junk build up.. I think the spare barrel would be more for just destroying the rifling from putting so many rounds through it. (Yes obviously heat plays a factor) but I dont think to the magnitude (I even previously thought) with a .22lr

[@random.3665]

@@michaelmacdonald329 Good point, didnt even think about all the residue building up, thanks for reminding me man.

[@JonatasAdoM]

@@random.3665 Yea Ian himself says you should clean it after each mag.

[@JonatasAdoM]

@@michaelmacdonald329 It's not his gun. He doesn't want to wear it down most likely.

[@igotatan1]

Any .22 that fires 1200 rpm, deserves a thumbs up!

[@lanceschmitz7017]

Wish I could own one

[@m3gawither7734]

Wow I didn't know that the 22. SMG from fallout: New Vegas was a real thing

[@Dianasaurthemelonlord7777]

Yes it is, was and always will be, All Combustion based firearms in New Vegas either are real guns or inspire by one (Completed or otherwise) like how the 9mm SMG is grease gun

[@bronzethesequel82]

@@Dianasaurthemelonlord7777 what was the inspiration for the 55.6 pistol?

[@Dianasaurthemelonlord7777]

@@bronzethesequel82 you mean the 5.56, I personally have no idea, but Im sure one gun somewhere inspired it, someone somewhere might have thought using 5.56 rounds in revolver would be cool. But then again I don't know for sure

[@Dianasaurthemelonlord7777]

@@karlgoodman9194 Thought they got from somewhere, because I don't remember any guns IRL that looked like that Also I've only really played New Vegas, and 3.

[@Dianasaurthemelonlord7777]

@@karlgoodman9194 I have seen them yes, Very good graphic for their time, indeed

[@LunchBXcrue]

It looks like a thompson that rolled around in some 22 rounds and radioactive waste and this was born. I present to you, the ᵀʰᵒᵐᵖˢᵒᶰ

[@LunchBXcrue]

Also, a 275 round mag?! that must be the ones they use in all the action movies with the guns that have endless rounds

[@llewlem888]

Super clever

[@jonathanbaron-crangle5093]

Remember "The Last Action Hero"? (re-watch it if you need to) Hollywood magazines in the movies. (As Arnie found out to his shock in "real life" in that movie)

[@jerrell1169]

The т н о ш р з о п

[@avro549B]

Full-auto fire is the fastest way of converting money into smoke and grins known to man. Even at .22 prices, I doubt if I could afford to keep that device fed.

[@sixstringedthing]

Ever been to a tractor pull?

[@SteelyEyedMissileDan]

Try weed

[@glenwoofit]

That's a fun gun. Pitty here in the UK an Elastic Band is classed as a deadly weapon.

[@DeimosPC]

This would be fairly difficult to own, even in the US. You have to have a class 3 certification to own one.

[@blackace7782]

Deimos only in the Nancy States no scratch that you probably couldn't even own one in those States

[@jenniferwhitewolf3784]

We hear you guys at risk of loosing knives and cutlery now.

[@Journey_to_who_knows]

Ban fully semi automatic assault shotgun rifles

[@squirrelknight9768]

glenwoofit well... never underestimate the choking hazard a elastic band provides mate...

[@douglaspurcell4192]

Shot one many moons ago, half hour to load the drum and four seconds to empty it. It was crazy fun, BTW. One of these in 22WMR would really chew stuff up.

[@JazzyRiot79]

Saw this and I started having flashbacks of: "Nyah hey, there's the high roller!" "Don't get too close to Mr. Benny" "Dig it, baby"

[@Trint3e]

NYEHAEH THERE’S THE HIGH ROLLER NYEHAEH THERE’S THE HIGH ROLLER NYEHAEH THERE’S THE- NYEHAEH THERE’S- NYEHAEH

[@Gameprojordan]

I wish it shot as fast as it does in real life. Woulda made it a much more viable weapon for later game. It feels like it shoots no faster than the assault carbine which was like 700rpm

[@destructimus]

Lol how was this concealable in the casinos? Loved this gun though.

[@reedman0780]

@@destructimus nobody said they concealed it... Blew Benny's head off with it

[@destructimus]

@@reedman0780 yeah, but it was one of the few guns, aside from pistols, that you could get past casino security at check in. That's all I was saying.

[@drmaudio]

My son is watching this with me (7) and wants one because it is a machine gun he could shoot. He said, "Dad, you have that much money." I said, "Maybe, but we have to spend it on the house and food and such." He said, "No, we could live under a tree." Priorities.

[@BD.1996]

Gun Sense (drmaudio) you sir are parent of the year

[@extrastuff9463]

Yup, considering he's already getting told the theory now I'm sure he'll learn it eventually. I always thought giving children a small allowance at some point then as they get older depending on circumstances maybe expand it a bit and make them responsible for getting their own clothes with it. Initially they tend to spend it the same day/next day and be broke for the remainder of the week. Just gotta make sure the total amount is reasonable for the type of stuff they are supposed to spend it on and its a good way to learn the hard way that keeping a decent reserve of money for fun/important stuff is quite useful.

[@lemmegetamuhfckinuhhh2023]

Gun Sense (drmaudio) lil fella might be on to something the way transferables appreciate

[@BvousBrainSystems]

Well, if you're going to be homeless, you do want tome self-defence.

[@JackOSUrulz]

Yeah. I actually had this crazy notion I was going to bid on this. Got up to 4K and I wasn't even on the playing field. This damn thing is going to go for about $12,000 or so.

[@Sabrowsky]

that thing looks like the Thompson's hyperactive cousin

[@LUR1FAX]

The ADHD-22 XD

[@DiverWithTheBends]

It’s the Thompson and the Bren’s baby. Don’t ask how it works.

[@flare9757]

Or the BARs little brother.

[@Tony-rd9rc]

Boys Boys it's clearly a lewis and tommy baby

[@benpotter6832]

@@Tony-rd9rc Lol, you win!

[@Dekko-chan]

“22. : safer and less lethal” Most murica thing ever.

[@thef0urth326]

Dude the Israelis literally use the Ruger 10/22 as a "less than lethal" weapon against the Palestinians.

[@samlaine3315]

@@thef0urth326 nice

[@SebastianvonGrunf]

A version of this thing actually saw some combat use - back in the 80is, a Slovenan company Gorenje made a copy named MGV-176, but with some modifications. Most notably it had underfolding wire stock, jacketed 260 mm barrel (liitle over 10 in), cruder sights and a translucent magazine holding 161 rounds. Laser sight and a suppressor were offered from the factory. Altough it was not adopted by Yugoslav army or the law enforcment, Slovenian teritorial defence (organizations in ex-Yu simmilar to US national guard) bought some. When Slovenian, and later Croatian wars for independence broke out, it was used extensively in the first months of war by the police special forces and various militias. It was withdrawn as soon as adequate quantities of MP5s, localy made UZIs (ERO smg) and various AK variants became availabe, as it proved ineffective for combat use.

[@romka_ind]

I guess going with this against someone with AK would be like, ''nah I'll pass''...

[@thomasarezzo558]

Very informative. Thank you Sebastion

[@isalt5]

"...apparently, this was what passed for "less lethal" weaponry in the 60s." - The Submachine Guns subpage for Rare Guns, TVTropes

[@g0679]

Izaiah Salter ”Caliber .22 Long Rifle, less lethal in the 1960s? Could’ve fooled me.” - Sam Giancana, Hillside IL.

[@doctorcropse2795]

Lemme fix the title: The Chicago Woodpecker

[@kayvalencia2223]

*woodpecker on 16 kilos of cocaine

[@eeshsinger]

Doctor Cropse Yes

[@sophieirisviel4100]

*dot matrix printer

[@aeddonmckaba9797]

Chicago hummingbird?

[@Impreza-bj5jh]

Haha!

[@timothysmith3311]

Watching this in 2021: Damn he just blew $100 in ammo.

[@TransistorBased]

I just bought a PS90 and rounds are $1 each *if you're lucky*

[@SuperIain13]

And worth it....

[@brettsgamingtavern7429]

this hurts... because true

[@getthegoons]

@@TransistorBased that's the main reason I can't bring myself to get one. It'd be so expensive to feed the beast

[@punished_gooner]

@@getthegoons 😳😳😳

[@Penoreo10]

"WHAT'S THAT? SORRY, I CAN'T HEAR YOU OVER MY HANDHELD SWARM OF BEES. THEY'RE VERY ANGRY, YOU MAY WANT TO STAY AWAY."

[@notgray88]

OH GOD NOT THE BEES

[@aandyherr817]

@@notgray88 underrated sub-comment.

[@davidwestover4321]

DOCTOR BEEEEEEE'S!

[@caracaes]

The gun is already empty before you can finnish that sentence...

[@halocrafter300]

Zarchon Bees. My God.

[@2k9beno]

"40 rounds takes all of Braahp" 😂

[@tdugong]

Brian O Mahony deadliest fart in the world

[@GypsyFab]

braaaaap posters ....

[@MrLM002]

That's what I was thinking!

[@hal3674really]

*BRAAAAAAPPPPPPPP* Oh my, i'm sorry ;^)

[@HungryMungry]

heh.

[@alphapennsylvania9439]

For when there's wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy to many squirrels.

[@frealms]

Squirrel Girl, beware!

[@rogerwennstrom6677]

Hehe, or when trying to stop a lemming migration perhaps :)

[@gregknight1989]

Or just one and you're a really poor shot

[@Adamaska13]

alpha Pennsylvania Highlight of my day

[@NM-wd7kx]

aren't there .22 shotshells? rat or snake shot, I think.

[@PaisleyPatchouli]

My first gun was a .22 LR way back in the 60s, when I was around 7 yrs old. Back then I even once got a chance to fire a Thompson SMG with the 55 round drum in full auto; (luckily it was already half empty or I couldn't have supported the weight of it), but I never imagined someone would have the 'diabolical imagination' to combine the two for this awesome American 180 "full-auto recreational sub-machine gun". :) I sure wish I had had a chance to fire one of these. It would have been way more manageable for a 7 year old than the Thompson! ;) Awesome video!

[@steveturner3999]

I saw this gun on an episode of the TV show "That's Incredible" in the mid to late '70's. It had the laser sight on it and was touted as an answer to crooks using human shields in hostage situations. The combination of the pesky red light that you couldn't wipe off and the thought of several dozen .22lr rounds hitting in the same place in a second or two was thought to persuade the bad guy to surrender. They demonstrated the power of many .22lr's hitting one spot by cutting a 2X4 in half. Never saw it again until now.

[@dELTA13579111315]

Did they use flex seal or tape and repair the 2×4?

[@RevBoose]

I saw that episode! I also remember when it was in a Mack Bolan book (I think "Time To Kill") - the authors always had fun putting neat and interesting weapons in the hands of the bad guys, and sometimes even the good guys!

[@formdoggie5]

@@dELTA13579111315 "NOW THATS A LOT OF DAMAGE!"

[@louiswilkins9624]

Beautiful ain't it

[@steveturner3999]

Steve Boose I think I remember a Mack Bolan book where he used a .44 auto-mag with shot shell’s to rip the bad guys up.

[@LowEndMarauder]

I love how he shows us the "bullet fountain" if you don't put the friction break on the winding mechanism. Purely for our entertainment after he tedious loads like a 1/4 of the max rounds it holds. What a champ

[@Taurevanime]

I kind of wanted to see what a magdump into some plywood would be like.

[@Matt_The_Hugenot]

Taurevanime A mag dump request should be the top rated comment.

[@mfree80286]

Go out with your 10/22 or marlin .22, whatever semiauto .22lr you've got, and shoot half of a 500 box of cheap LR into a plywood board without paying *too* much attention to aiming, and you'll have it.

[@PatienceDepleted]

Sawdust?

[@mfree80286]

And a giant f'ing smile.

[@vaclav_fejt]

That should be posted as a Vine. But would it be long enough?

[@asherhockersmith8271]

Nothing like a red dot appearing on your chest to make you reconsider whatever mischief you might be up to

[@megapangolin1093]

Best line ever..

[@halfinchholes88]

Surprising to see the amount of fouling and unburnt powder. I can understand why the cleaning is important for headspacing....

[@mfree80286]

It's mostly fouling, .22LR is ancient and is still a heeled bullet... the bullet is the same diameter as the cartridge and is 'heeled' down in diameter to fit in the case neck. What that means for the bullet itself is that they're almost always raw or coated lead, and without a jacket they have to be lubricated... and since it's heeled, that lube (it's just wax, usually) is liberally applied to the outside of the bullet... LOTS of it. tldr most of the crap you get in your chamber and barrel from .22lr is condensed wax vapors that catches what little ash the smokeless powder produces.

[@jor2814]

Thank you for the video and bringing back some great memories. Back in 79-81 I was a police scout for a little 21 man PD. As I was on the pistol team, my fellow team members and I,had pretty much unlimited access to the range and armory. In it was a American 180 with the laser sight, and pallets of 22 ammo. Incredible amount of fun. We also shot the crap out of a old STEN gun that had been confiscated. Cheers.

[@levlev.1028]

I made a 410 guage sten (of course as a auto shotgun only did about 350-450 rounds a minute) bought about 800 rounds of 410 (I wonder if the atf noticed😂) for about 390 bucks and brought it next time my old scout troop invited me skeet shooting😎 of course they voted I use an old double barrel quickly:-D

[@Matt-md5yt]

thank you for your Service.

[@C.Jariel]

"You know, ""BRRRUAAAAA!!"". And that's about 40 rounds"

[@juice-d5v]

More like BRRRRAP , *sniffs.

[@TheAnonymousrogue]

@@juice-d5v Oh yes my dear, *sniffs* quite pungent. *sniffs* Smells of gunpowder! Oh yes! Quite lovely!

[@vacadious]

New: “man shot by police 100 times” Police: just held the trigger for a second I see why it didn’t get much use

[@Noperare]

Kind how in Robocop Dick Jones idea of "replace police force" is a killing machine without non-lethal option.

[@docternoblex]

That aged like Val Kilmer

[@gmc1966]

It fires 20 rounds a second

[@Herverk]

This is what you get when you throw a mg42, Thomson, lewis gun and a spoon of honey in a blender.

[@mrpancake8888]

Walker799 tru

[@_yellow]

No, if you put an MG42, Thompson, Lewis gun and a spoon of honey in a blender you get a face beyond any recognition.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

Walker799 At least it's pretty sweet.

[@peterson7082]

Howard Fortyfive o

[@charleswatson2088]

Walker799 actually, you'd get a broken blender.

[@cafenightster4548]

The dude who got to use this was probably excited to finally use it. He was probably a little upset he didn't get to use the whole drum, but glad he didn't have to reload the whole drum.

[@craigscott5661]

Shot this gun once in the 80’s you don’t really need a sight you just walk it into whatever you want to destroy.

[@kennethjackson7574]

I recall this. One of very few non-military firearms that listed both empty weight and loaded weight in the specs sheet.

[@mathieushifera135]

For Law Enforcement: when the only way to stop a suspect is to quickly trace his outline in bullets

[@Crabbadabba]

Yeah this thing would have torn apart some people.

[@ZGryphon]

"Thank you for not smoking." - Robocop, _Robocop 2_

[@josephledux8598]

Well this is no exaggeration but if a person stood still long enough (say a couple seconds) you could blow a hole through his torso big enough to look through and see behind him. The way this weapon works is on that principle that no other modern small arms uses; that of stacking projectiles on the same spot over and over and over. The ability to do that and do it fast puts this weapon into an entirely different category from any other .22 and indeed from any modern small arm. It's the same principle on how the 30 mm gun on a Warthog can ruin a tank. Modern tank armor could probably take a few hits from the 30 mm without full penetration. What no amount of tank armor can do is take 150 hits of 30 mm landing on the same area in fractions of a second. Incidentally that's the reason that the much-vaunted reactive armor used on Russian tanks (because they don't know how to build effective laminated armor like we have) is still old, tired technology that will not save their tanks. I don't care if the entire tank is covered with explosive panels, the first part of that 150 round 30 mm burst is going to detonate or defeat every reactive panel on that tank and then the other 130 rounds arriving a few milliseconds later are going to mangle it along with everything made of meat on the inside.

[@justarandomtechpriest1578]

@@josephledux8598 everyone uses reactive it's an add on

[@josephledux8598]

@@justarandomtechpriest1578 Well, the Russians have been crowing for years about how their advanced high-tech modern whiz-bang reactive armor makes their tanks as well as US and British tanks with highly complex laminated armor, and that's simply not true. Not even close to being true. Reactive armor works very well against some forms of projectile, primarily anything with a shaped-charge warhead because interrupting the formation of the penetrative explosive plasma jet ruins the ability to penetrate armor. The irony is that the Russian reactive armor WILL probably defeat the warhead of a Hellfire missile and believe me, that's nothing to sneeze at. But against kinetic penetrators like the depleted uranium projectiles the 120mm main gun on an Abrams uses, reactive armor is useless. And it's a hundred times useless if you're raining fifty or a hundred smaller DU penetrators on top of a tank from the GAU8 of a Warthog. And no, "everybody" does not use reactive armor. You will see no reactive armor on an Abrams tank. As good as it is at defeating some kinds of projectile, its biggest disadvantage is that if it triggers any infantry standing within 20 yards is going to get blown apart. So note to self: Self, if serving as an infantryman in any army that uses reactive armor on its armored vehicles, the only two safe places for me are either inside the armored vehicle, or standing like 200 meters away from the damned thing.

[@JohnWayne_]

E&L manufacturing in Riddle, Oregon makes these in full and semiautomatic still and they have all the parts and drums for them

[@ozymandias9549]

That's badass, I thought the only thing in riddle was sawmills lol

[@GreenCanvasInteriorscape]

Any estimate on price?

[@JohnWayne_]

@@GreenCanvasInteriorscape just going to have to look them up e&l manufacturing in riddel Oregon

[@alecmullaney7957]

So they're making machine guns?

[@john-ls8wq]

@@alecmullaney7957 yeah they are and all the parts for them full auto and semi drum magazines every part for these guns

[@Tom_-]

This is just screaming out to be dual-wielded.

[@marakalos3838]

American Citizenry: Yes. American Gov.: Only with a license, for media purposes, law enforcement and military service! American Citizenry: VOTE YOU OUT. DUAL WIELD 180

[@Anuhak_Oceanwalker]

The American *360*

[@Debbiebabe69]

Although if you for some reason end up in a situation where one 275 beetle smig is not enough and you need two, I would be thinking about my life choices...

[@lenonel3286]

If you wanna spend the rest of your life reloading that magazine

[@roetemeteor]

@@lenonel3286 That's what machines are for. Pour the box of ammo into a feed that sorts the bullets by shape, only allowing certain types in shuffled via the complicated action of "shake it" and then it falls into a wooden feed that straightens it all out. Use a block to shove this feed into the magazine. Holy hell, you just loaded 50 rounds in at like a quarter of the time. Do that a few more times, and you got it loaded. Before you ask, this comes from another speed loader design based for 5.56.

[@666toysoldier]

I remember seeing a video where this was compared with a Thompson, shooting at concrete blocks. The Thompson knocked the block into pieces; the 180 dissolved the block.

[@angelzavala2254]

$11,000 for the gun and $125 for 275 round mag. Welp time to save money.

[@tylerblubaugh5549]

If u want the pole version get a semi for 1200

[@angelzavala2254]

@@tylerblubaugh5549 I'll pass.

[@tylerblubaugh5549]

@@angelzavala2254 just pay like 6 k for 3 years and u can make it full auto with the licenses and shit

[@mrkeogh]

BUT IT'S ONLY .22LR, THINK OF THE SAVINGS!!!

[@tombowers2020]

Merely the price of a watch...a Rolex, for example, but a watch nonetheless!

[@Happyfacehotwheels]

I've watched this video numerous times over the past 3 years. This is one of my favorite videos Ian has made. I'm a big fan of forgotten weapons and love the American 180!!! From one Ian to another, thank you

[@samlaine3315]

Yes same here I come back to this video often it is just so cool

[@thomaswright2030]

Closest thing to the "shoot out the star" carnival game with the full auto BB guns. This is the big boy version that doesn't require an air hose. Very cool. If I owned one I'd definitely have to have some little red star targets to shoot at.

[@joesmoh3514]

U must b from Pittsburgh shoot the star was my favorite at kennywood shame they took it out

[@nathanfindley399]

Never could get the whole star but that gun might do it

[@E3kHatena]

This is essentially just that gun at all of those “shoot the star out and win a prize!” carnival booths.

[@SuperIain13]

That are actually user friendly..lol

[@floydvaughn836]

Those are(or were) air powered BB guns. Lots of fun, especially if you were working one. Ask me how I know.

[@adobotachibana732]

@@floydvaughn836 how d'ya know?

[@platinumencasedpenile4812]

@@adobotachibana732 this is infuriating lol

[@Psilomuscimol]

^^^I think I know. He was working at one

[@wvpolosdi]

In 1990 I had a Slovenian MGV 180 ... a 22 LR caliber polymer rifle ... fun to shoot.

[@thebakerman1]

I had the privilege of shooting one of these rifles in the 1970's and my God was it ever FUN. In the 1960's I remember going to the local fair (carnival) every year and going to the shooting booth where you would shoot out the red star from a white paper target. They didn't use this rifle but was some other type of full-auto 22LR with an under-barrel tubular magazine. At full-auto, those tube magazines didn't last long (deliberately I'm sure). I remember they used to just lay the rifles out on the counter for patrons to walk up, pay a fee, pick up a rifle and start firing. Later on they began securing the rifles to the counter using a small chain or cable to prevent people from just running off with one. Come the early 1970's the full-auto 22 rifles were changed out to full-auto BB rifles and the cable/chain was replaced with a stanchion post-mount where the rifle would permanently sit upright facing the target area and the shooter only had a small range of movement (left-to-right, up and down) to move about. I'm guessing the stanchion mount was done to prevent idiots from being able to pick up a rifle, turn around and fire into the crowd. Changes like this are rarely (if ever) done without some kind of incident(s) to precipitate it. It's sad the way such people could no longer be trusted to behave in a civil manner without harming others but I will forever remember back when one could just walk up to the counter, pick up a full-auto 22 rifle and just have some clean unadulterated FUN !!

[@010203109]

And today they could revert back. As gun laws got more restrictive through the 60s and into the 80s and even 90s violent crime still rose to it's peak in the 90s and since then is on a steady descent. And just as over-regulation did not stop the rise, deregulation didn't stop the fall. Imagine that. When those guns were held down with a chain and were still firing bullets and all was fine, chances are everyone picking up that gun knew a considerable portion of the crowd could very well be carrying guns of their own. Try it and even some fiery old woman from a family of avid hunters and shooters might have blasted a hole through your heart before you got very far.

[@fiteboss]

I'm pretty certain the full auto arcade guns were never 22LR (or 22 short either). Instead they used BB's shot by compressed air, fed with a tubular magazine. Most gallery guns that were actually firearms were Winchester 1890 pump guns chambered in 22 short.

[@barryervin8536]

I've been around for a long time and I've never seen a full auto .22 gallery gun. Not even back in the 50s or 60s. As you said, they were always Winchester pump actions or the pneumatic BB guns. Not to say that it never happened, I guess?

[@Rutherford_Inchworm_III]

Are you 100% sure they used .22LR machine guns at carnivals? One of my bosses actually used to run a medium-sized carnival, and he says he's never seen or heard of such a thing. "Only BB guns, and I got into the business in 1971. You'd have to be crazy to trust a carny with a machine gun, we had a hard enough time convincing them not to stab each other."

[@deltavee2]

Not to worry. Mother Nature is currently running an Idiot Cull...so give it another year or so.

[@jimmyj5035]

it's the Tommy Gun's little sister... the TAMMY GUN LOL

[@jimmyj5035]

LMFAO a 22magnum Would Be the TIMMY GUN! LOL

[@jimmyj5035]

The 22magnum is the Little Brother! It's the TIMMY GUN LOL!

[@ChodeMaster]

Havin' a giggle here are we?

[@fancyUltra]

Most underrated comment of the decade.

[@guerom1367]

Lol

[@samuelgaldieri8212]

That is one of the coolest guns iv ever seen, the fact there is no recoil and the rate of fire would make that one of the most dangerous short range guns, even with armor you get hit 50 times and your going down

[@SurajGrewal]

lasers in the 70s, wow, that's cutting edge tech of that time.

[@Clay3613]

The laser was massive. I don't think it really provided a real advantage given how accurate the gun is anyways.

[@ToastyMozart]

Clay3613 Given they were prison guards, it was probably more meant as a deterrent, like Ian said.

[@goombakiwi]

I've seen lasers from the 70's. They required special glasses to even see the laser on the target.

[@FloodExterminator]

MrTangolizard haha It would be funny seeing a dude with 4 car batteries strapped to his back!

[@bgezal]

Here's the laser. armsofthe80s.blogspot.com/2016/03/advertisment-of-day-american-180-laser.html

[@FlareLightPro]

that was totally in fallout new vegas!

[@ValoTheBrute]

Justin Dre yes it was

[@ValoTheBrute]

The silenced 22 smg

[@pasquarielloanthony]

they should add reloading the drum to the gameplay

[@spamuraigranatabru1149]

NO THEY SHOULD NOT!!! We need stick mags! xD

[@josephvanhinsbergh8880]

I recognised it straight away, didn't do shit but it looked sweet

[@maxlangley4833]

can you imagine being those drivers? "quick get em off our tail fire a round at em" then in all about 5 seconds they hear BRRRRRRRRRAP and have 40 bullet holes thru the car

[@Willy-the-Fire-Putter-Outter]

Actually, at 1200 rpm, it would only take 2 seconds to shoot off 40 rounds.

[@fablesguykol3025]

@@Willy-the-Fire-Putter-Outter i would assume he said 5 in accounting for the 3 needed for the officer to lean out the side of the car.

[@N._99]

@@Willy-the-Fire-Putter-Outter _AkHsHuAlLy_

[@ZannNewman]

well the trunk and back seat probably stopped any that hit that, but a good accurate spray across the back window probably caused multiple head/neck/shoulder hits and blew out the windscreen - that's why the driver died at the scene, probably several bleeding head wounds

[@getthegoons]

Imagine being the Cop. Yeah you just dumped 40 shots into two bad guys, and that's hype as fuck. But now you gotta do all the paperwork AND load your drum up again.

[@gubs9132]

Accidentally clicked on this video while listening to asmr, needless to say that was the scariest 4 seconds of my life

[@Mr-Trox]

tap tap tap *BRAAAAAAAAP*

[@platinummind1697]

"you can write your name with this." Easy for you to say IAN.

[@Pete-z6e]

platinum mind , what about my friend Fauntleroy.

[@TheRealSupernoah47]

My skateboarding cousin, throckmorton

[@perrierlol557]

@@TheRealSupernoah47 my acquaintance, Ereylavallametala

[@rustaholic2546]

@@_Jebb_ I think your profile name is hard enough

[@Pete-z6e]

MrCakeandRice , haven’t seen old Throckers for years!

[@crimzonplays1134]

I'm getting fallout new vegas flashbacks The good kind

[@Krakkokayne]

That machine gun and the pistol were beast with the right stats and whatnot

[@Krakkokayne]

@Ryan Napier Well you had to buy the ammo at gun vendors unfortunately but i would usually just sell everything i come across so i had plenty of money anyways

[@Krakkokayne]

@Ryan Napier Really? That's weird, i wonder what type of mods messed your game up?

[@Krakkokayne]

@Ryan Napier god damn man 🤣🤣😂 whelp as long as they're worth it

[@seanhuds229]

Im using one in my game, thats the exact reason I looked this up.

[@tobylangdale95]

they should have called it the woodpecker

[@santi-xj1qr]

Thats the actual name in the mobile game Blitz brigade

[@flare9757]

No, the Angry Beehive.

[@StoutProper]

I really wanted to see a full 275 round mag dump in one go and see what the spread was like at 100 yards

[@Attaxalotl]

I believe the spread will be "yes"

[@owen_mgo2424]

*Shoots American made gun while wearing Soviet ushanka*

[@PaulRudd1941]

Intersectionalism is great

[@rhiannadahmer4052]

Gun Jesus will unify the world

[@evanc1734]

Lend-lease

[@LiterallyDAFU]

*THAT EPIC!!!*

[@lovepeace9727]

American WW2 soldier with PPSH-41 looks cool.

[@noahone3577]

reminds me of the hurricane, an aircraft from ww2. It had eight .303 machine guns, a very light round for an airplane - constructed of wood, it shot down more enemy aircraft than the spitfire

[@Big_Loo]

You sure you're not thinking about the Mosquito? Cuz that thing would ruin your day, too.

[@Elenrai]

@@Big_Loo Nope, the brits had a thing for the Hurricane, it sort of became a stopgap panic solution...along with 200.000 fucking pikes for the home guard....thankfully, the Hurricane had value in ww2, unlike the 200.000 fucking pikes....

[@Elenrai]

@@Big_Loo By the way I shit you not, here is the quote off wikipedia; ""Croft's Pikes" By late 1940, the Home Guard had amassed 847,000 rifles, 47,000 shotguns and 49,000 machine guns of various kinds. With more than 1,682,000 volunteers, this meant that 739,000 men were unarmed. There was little improvement in June 1941 when Churchill wrote to the War Office saying that "every man must have a weapon of some sort, be it only a mace or a pike". The civil servants took Churchill at his word and ordered 250,000 pikes from the Ministry of Aircraft Production, each consisting of a long steel tube with an obsolete bayonet welded to the end. When the first of these reached the Home Guard, there was uproar and it is thought that none were actually issued.[27] Captain Godfrey Nicholson MP, spoke for the Home Guard when he said in the House of Commons that the provision of pikes, "if not meant as a joke, was an insult".[28] Lord Croft, the Under-Secretary of State for War, could have blamed the fiasco on Churchill but defended the decision, saying that the pike was "a most effective and silent weapon"; his name was attached to the affair thereafter.[29] The armaments shortage was solved when the first mass-produced Sten submachine guns entered service early in 1942.[30] " .....Ian needs to do a video on one of those pikes...

[@MrYfrank14]

ban firearms and you don't have any to defend the country with. who would have thought?

[@Elenrai]

@@MrYfrank14 Considering how misplaced, out of context, and outright misleading your comment is, id not trust you with a fucking pike! Please dont tell me you got actual firearms.....

[@Fede_uyz]

Cop: Sir.. me: Its medicinal Cops: first of all, thats a machine gun!

[@doclock8218]

One of my corpsman buddies was in a fire fight in Afghanistan, a marine asked why he was firing and it was dangerous. All the my friend said was preventative medicine.

[@kindergobbler3339]

Emotional Support Gun

[@tylerblubaugh5549]

An oldie but a goodie

[@DaL33T5]

You joke with "medicinal", but I tend to be jumpy at loud noises, and buying a gun and going to the range frequently actually proved therapeutic in that regard. My 10/22 is therefore literally medicinal, somewhat.

[@normalhumanperson4149]

I always thought .22lr would be pretty formidable at a really high fire rate. Turns out I wasn't completely daft!