British Gurkhas vs French Foreign Legion - What’s the difference?

British Gurkhas vs French Foreign Legion - What’s the difference?
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British Gurkhas vs French Foreign Legion - What’s the difference?
British Gurkhas and French Foreign Legion are known as some of the fiercest warriors ever to take up arms. Both are top military units recruited by their respective armies from beyond their national borders. The Gurkhas hail from Nepal, while the Legion is international volunteers fighting under the French flag. Both units have legendary status through centuries of service, renowned for their exceptional courage, discipline, and loyalty. Around 200 years ago, the British were in a battle with Nepal during the Anglo-Nepal Wars. Even though they were at odds, the Brits were really impressed by the fierce fighting spirit of these Nepalese hill soldiers. Later on, the Brits recruited these fighters, and they became some of the most fearsome, courageous, and brave warriors, known as the Gurkhas. They fought in British forces in almost every major conflict in the last 200 years including both World Wars and in Iraq and Afghanistan. They are the nightmare of every intruder with the wrong intention. In one instance, a single Gurkha defeated 30 Taliban fighters while being heavily outnumbered. There are currently over 4000 Gurkhas serving in infantry, engineering, signal, logistic and training and support units. On the other hand, the French Foreign Legion is an elite corps of the French Army that consists of several specialties: infantry, cavalry, engineers, and airborne troops. It was created in 1831 to allow foreign nationals into the French Army. They often handle the tough, behind-the-scenes missions around the globe for the French government. Their role is quieter, more dangerous. Their training is often described as not only physically challenging, but also very stressful. The legionnaires are a key component of the French Army, comprising around 8,500 members from 50 different nationalities. Within the Legion, there's an elite unit comprised of top soldiers selected from its already elite parachute regiment. In short, it’s a team of the best of the best.
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[@alexsnkrs1790]

LEGIO PATRIA NOSTRA

[@mathysbergerault9138]

☝🏼💪🏼🫡

[@CROM-on1bz]

The British Gurkhas are a light infantry unit, it is difficult to compare with the Legion which has sappers, paratroopers, cavalry, mountain commandos and who are twice as numerous. In any case a fight between them would be a real terrible bloodbath.😕😕

[@Briselance]

The Legion also has combat swimmers, called the DINOPS.

[@Briselance]

True, true.

[@antoniolopez2322]

A fight between them would result in a bloodbath in the gurkhas side. The French Foreign Legion is on another league. Luckily enough we are all in the same side 😉

[@Scaleyback317]

Gurkhas also have their own support units as stated in the clip. Signaller/Engrs/Logistics - I don't think they have their own dedicated arty units though. Could be wrong on that. I left a long time ago! There have been some Gurkhas who have gone into the SAS so I would not be surprised to hear of them also in a Ranger unit or even SRR.

[@Ant86744]

@@Scaleyback317I am sure that they are in all areas of the armed forces.

[@adto5942]

4:31 This is not a FRF2 rifle, this is the PGM Hécate II chambered in .50 cal.

[@Nttmf]

They’re both as good as each other. And even some Nepalese men have joined the legion.

[@anchorpoint5871]

Just both professionals doing a professional job.

[@OfTheOldArts]

He forgot about the Kepi Blanc March which is 78 kilomters, in 2 days with full kit, and a 50 kilo ruck. In my opinion you shouldn't be comparing anything unless you served in both units or at least 1 respectively

[@malcolmmiller5518]

Legionnaire is back.

[@jasondonaldson7412]

For me both are incredible i worked with the Gurkhas and they scare me they would rather die than lose always have my respect

[@waynemillard1495]

Great respect for the Gurkhas. Anyone who comes in battle of the Gurkhas are in trouble.

[@ThePeterR66]

except the Legionnaires

[@CARL_093]

a friend of mine is a former french foreign legionary i was think joining just for experience and more learning

[@johndoe-cd9vt]

you can also get the french nationality at the end if you want it

[@methodeetrigueur1164]

At 4:31, it is a PGM Hécate II, chambered in .50 BMG. The FR-F2 is being replaced by the FN SCAR-H PR. What do you mean by P9 ? As a sidearm, the French army uses : - some old MAC50 ; - PAMAS G1 (Beretta 92 clone) ; - a new one : Glock 17 Gen 5.

[@tnguille]

Nice video. Good job. You can also make a video with the spanish legion. Wich is also very specific.

[@BrianPatrick-s6b]

The leadership is a bit different. NCOs do not swear or curse at them and the gurkhas cheerfully accept all instructions from basic training to deployment. Unless injury because of the selection process ( like 400 out of 10000) almost zero drop out in the gurkha couse

[@laurrentbarre8605]

FFL Battle of Camaron (wikipedia): When Campos brought the trio to Milán, he asked, "Is this all of them? Is this all of the men who are left?" Then, in amazement, he exclaimed, "These are not men! They are demons!" When you enemie say you are a demons 65 FFL vs 3000 mexican and its not hollywood!

[@hervelevourch696]

Sous-estimé son ennemi c'est le moyen le plus sûr de se faire baisés....et cela vaut pour tout les guerriers de la planète !.....un soldat professionnel auras toujours le plus grand respect pour c'est adversaire....

[@mathysbergerault9138]

Tout à fait mais la légion vaincra Legio Patria Nostra

[@louiscourtay5256]

When the seals don't want to train with the legion because it's to hard, you know who are the best

[@timhannah4]

The Gurghas would make fools of the French!

[@seppetoni7874]

the warriors of the legion are made while the warriors of the gurkhas are bred. that's the diffrence

[@esunisen3862]

5:52 le Major Gérald qui se fait passer pour un candidat 😅😂🤣

[@morphilou]

il etait jeune je pense que c'etait au debut auj a presque 50 ans il DEFONCE 99%DES GAMINS DE 25 ANS UNE MAIN DANS LE DOS mon prof de kyokushinkai vient de faire 24h de gav pour avoir demonté 2 mec de 22 et 23 ans et il a ...........70 ans

[@gandigooglegandigoogle7202]

Comparing gurkhas and french foreign legion is just like comparing a duck with an eagle, FFL is the best by far

[@tc6817]

😂😂, wait your serious 😮, the best way to sum up the Gurkha's is a quote from Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, Indian Chief of Army Staff, If a man says he is not afraid of dying, he is either lying or is a Gurkha." ​

[@Londonjackuyyt]

Gurkhas in British army also one of best units in the world, many of them also joining FFL as well

[@cottoncandyofficialtv]

Hitler called them black devil and some dumbass saying duck. Ha ha 😂

[@PaulJones-go8wr]

😂😂😂 The FFL can't even beat body odour ffs 😂😂

[@nepzkta07]

Bro, to be a british gurkha is very tough. and those nepalese who failed to join british gurkha goes to french foreign legion which is very easy to join.and i got lots of nepalese friends in french foreign legions,they told me that any shit people can join foreign legion and its shit than british gurkha... but i will say we belong to same team. NATO!!!

[@antoniolopez2322]

FF Legion of course, what a stupid comparison. Whith all due respect for the Gurkhas.

[@ojiiish]

Both are very good but FFL is frequently deployed. gurkhas have no combat experience...big difference.

[@agurung010]

Gurkhas have no combat experience??? That tells me u haven't got a clue about the gurkhas....13 victoria cross doesn't come by staying at home!!

[@jackwalker9492]

I guess the ones I saw in Iraq were just on vacation. You have no clue

[@crumpetcommandos779]

total bullshit

[@mathysbergerault9138]

FFL first by far, no explanation needed

[@mathysbergerault9138]

FFL first by far, no explanation needed

[@hubertbagtas9029]

Just Imagine a Ex Gurkha member joins to French Foreign Legion that is heavily smart and strong if he made it?

[@YoFckyou]

Many who fail the Ghurka selection later join the Legion. On the same topic, there was a Navy SEAL joining the Legion, he now has a KZbin channel, TCAV TV.

[@Jackthelad325]

When visiting my old Legion Regiment I was very interested to here how many nepalese were now in the Legion, then surprised at how many legion NCOs and officers are frustraded by many of them (not all, there are good ones!)... many Legionnaires consider them lazy and lacking. Maybe you need British officers to get the party started.

[@malcolmmiller5518]

Legions returns, "I will break you then remake you." "Legion is a family!"

[@denismorgan9742]

​@@Jackthelad325I'm a ex Royal Green Jacket and have worked with ex Gurkha's, they do seem lazy but in a tough spot you would never find a better fighter to have your back. They are ferocious with balls of steel, they might not be the scariest but they would put down their own life for you. So before you get the wrong idea of them they are second to none for loyalty and putting themselves in harms way and walking away afterwards.

[@hubertbagtas9029]

@@denismorgan9742 My dude he was joking around with words at end of sentence, especially I know he was joking about it.

[@kokliangchew3609]

I first got to know about the Gurkhas from my father who interacted with them during the Malayan Emergency (1948-1960). The locals loved them because they were respectful and polite. Whenever they went out for R&R, their main objective was to eat good cheap food, watch a film, and shopping. Whereas the British, Australian, Kiwis, Fijians, would head to the nearest bar after getting some food, and drink themselves silly. Then they would get into drunken brawls, only to be escorted back to base by MPs. To Malayans, that was the difference. One was welcomed by the locals due to their respect for the locals, the other just wanted to paint the town red and expect the locals to pick up the pieces, literally. I can imagine the French Foreign Legion, being a Western military outfit, would have been similar to the British forces. From what I read of them, their treatment of the locals during the Indo-China war did not endear them to the locals.

[@dauphin00777]

In fact, you are quite correct about the French Foreign Legion. Many of its members originate from Eastern European countries and have a propensity for alcohol consumption.

[@HayotsRoman]

The French Foreign Legion regularly conducts joint combat exercises with both the Gurkhas and the Spanish Legion. This exchange of experience is beneficial for all sides. Each side has something to show and something to learn. However, in all fairness, it should be noted that the French Foreign Legion has more combat experience than both the Gurkhas and the Spanish Legion combined. For this reason, the FFL (French Foreign Legion) is more practical, which is why it is of particular interest to both the Gurkhas and the Spanish Legion.

[@takeoffthesunglasses]

When you say 'combat experience' can you be more specific? Ghurkas have fought in all theatres of war - mountains, jungle, desert - since the early nineteenth century. 200 years of combat experience. Remind me. When was the Foreign Legion started? It hasn't been fighting for longer than the Ghurkas (within the British Army alone).

[@HayotsRoman]

@@takeoffthesunglasses With all due respect to the British Army and the Gurkhas, it is worth noting that the combat experience of the French Army, including the FFL (French Foreign Legion), has never ceased throughout its history. The Legion has participated in numerous conflicts around the world since its founding in 1831. A glance at Wikipedia will show a long list of wars in which the Legionnaires have been involved, both in the past and in recent decades. The Legion has fought in Africa, Latin America, Asia, and the Middle East, and continues to actively participate in operations around the globe today.

[@johnellis7445]

Lodon calling .Sir, no one has mentioned that these fighting men are allies .

[@NeilTrainsecond]

French uses HK 416 F bro the release is different.

[@pranayrai2060]

French foreign legion don't even come close to British Gurkhas

[@boingboing4203]

lol Gurkhas who fails to join British army joins French legion cause it much easier

[@jojolafrite9265]

Sur dix volontaires pour la legion il n'y a que un de pris , tu à une chance sur dix . Si tu appelles ça facile , cet que tu est un athlète haut niveau 😂😂

[@morphilou]

don't talk about what you don't know

[@lordtemplar9274]

FYI - French legion is not an elite special force of the french forces, it is regular para infantry. Furthermore it is not just for foreigners (even if they are the majority). French citizens can also join but they must abandon their previous identity and adopt the new one the Legion gives them.

[@kevinmoh3882]

A Gurkha can do half of French Foreign legion training without the initial training itself. They were born for it.

[@thierrybidault5837]

With guys like that together facing enemy in combat - for example in Ukraine - I can imagine how opposite soldiers would feel. And we could add the Spanish Legion and the US Marines... How are you doing Putin?

[@esunisen3862]

Russian winter still wins.

[@Josiah-w8u]

I'm French so I have a bias towards the Foreign Legion but the Gurkhas are also incredible.

[@takeoffthesunglasses]

Good to hear your respect. Some of the people on this thread dont realise Gurkhas have fought bravely and died defending France and the UK in WWII. Bet the ratio of brave Nepalese per head of population is higher than any NATO country. Thousands apply for join up. No one should be throwing shade on them. Couldn't care about peoples individual experiences tbh...the stats on Gurkhas speak for themselves.

[@mariopacheco1053]

I can't tell who's better

[@Viper6-MotoVlogger]

Yep, both are pretty tough.

[@alezex3956]

The warriors of House Atreides are the best.

[@permaapi1139]

Mistake is legion 2 REP

[@exonys3838]

the thing is that FFL saw a lot of combat in the past 25 years unlike the Gurkhas that may have been deployed to Irak and Afghanistant but that's all

[@Briselance]

These two experiences are still intense enough, though.

[@DenizOfficialchannel]

you sound like a 🤡 Gurkhas are a different breed.

[@SoundBoy808]

"Thats all?" The Iraq 15 year war and the Afghanistan 20 year war? I mean that's a lot of war.....

[@sample6021]

@@SoundBoy808 FFL are very active in modern conflicts, for exemple in Africa

[@au100]

Both are badass cant decide.

[@felix25ize]

No possible comparison, since gurkhas is a special unit, then Legion is an army in the french army, with light aviation, tanks and so on.

[@robin82pb94]

And Russia have ...Chechens Kadyrovtsy. 😕 Not the same level of performance.

[@olelain]

luckily they re allied

[@Weyyy]

FFL "comprising 8500 members from 50 different naitonalities", it's more like 156 different nationalities ahah

[@philippek149]

I caught sight of Major Gerald in this video, although he's a bit younger, but it's him. The image of Legion Etrangere on KZbin is a stunning figure. Take a look, you won't regret it.

[@denismorgan9742]

The best French military man was Napoléon, it is also the things that made him great that are also pitfalls. His men admired him immensely this could make himself a gathering point when not wanted, also he explain to his men with attention to detail his plans, this is good if the plan's work if not the men didn't have the where with all to improvise. In this way he was the opposite to Wellington. Napoléon won 60 out of 70 battles with this amount you would expect to lose some, Wellington never lost a battle at the same time I don't know how many battles he was in but 100 percent isn't bad.

[@ThePeterR66]

In light of history and humanity, Wellington was a dwarf compared to Napoleon: this truth is as unassailable as the one stating that the Earth is round.

[@POpperoni75020]

did you take them for pokemon? Is the strongest elephant or hippopotamus? seriously these are considerations, questions that lack respect for both..... These are elite armies but even the most humble soldiers have their role to play, I'm French and very proud of the Legion, I didn't even watch the video, the initial premise is rubbish, a playground debate

[@v.s.5494]

This video is a great example of the English inferiority complex!

[@hwkdfs]

Lol they usually work together

[@ccsccs6212]

Those gurkhas uncompareable with iban rangers (head hunters).

[@mariopacheco1053]

I'm going for the french foreign legion

[@LionelSadourny]

France has to choose between best soldiers in the world when England has to choose best soldiers in Tibet ...😂...and you have the best climate and the best food in the world too ...🤣

[@LewisLeeLandscapes]

Stupid question.. Whats better, bananas or pork chops?

[@alondon6950]

No comparison.

[@simonrobson2293]

Ive served legion and british army,mle163,legion is larger than gurkhas each regiment in legion and companies within have their own specialities.You cant compare them to each other,also to say which is the best is is stupid.Someone in the comments stated that the gurkhas dont see much combat they do.Anyone who has served in any decent military will tell youlegion and legion are just the same as any other decent unit in the world

[@JonnyVision88]

Why would the British the very country that defeated Napoleon want to take advice from a country that invented the white flag lol

[@Scaleyback317]

Hardly apples with apples is it. Put the Gurkha brigade into a forest say with a FFL brigade and it would be a messy affair but I'm willing to say it would be the Gurkhas still standing at the end of it. As elite infantry goes they are without a doubt amongst the best on the planet, arguably the best. In most other areas the FFL would probably prevail simply because they encompass almost all roles expected of any army. They could even consume their own smoke in special operations which the Gurkha brigade is not trained for though if tasked to such would give a good account of themselves.

[@williammurray3914]

The Gurkhas are airborne,Engineers,signals,Logistics,infantry,they’re now with the new Ranger Regiment’s. I think this video is stacked in favour of the Legion.

[@mathysbergerault9138]

😂😂😂😂 ☝🏼🤡🤡🤡

[@michellepeoplelikeyoumurde8373]

Gurkhas not hiding from the polis😅😅😅

[@Pempont]

French are definitely stronger! Vive la France

[@MbisonBalrog]

Legion takes talent anywhere. Gurkhas limited to Nepal.

[@Nttmf]

I think you’re wrong.

[@MbisonBalrog]

@@Nttmf you think wrong.

[@agurung010]

Legions takes talent from criminals from everywhere.... gurkhas take honors passed on from generation!!! End of!!

[@methodeetrigueur1164]

@@agurung010 Criminals ? It hasn't been around for a long time ! 😂

[@kloic9334]

​@@methodeetrigueur1164 they do take criminals though :/

[@AdamPerry-s8r]

I’m voting for legion They seem to have a better brotherhood

[@stevo8047]

Vichy Syria WW2. Legionaires vs Anzacs

[@miguelramirez644]

🫡

[@rajsamb]

Gurkhas have bravery in their DNA, they have a history and record of defending and defeating their enemies. FFL is put together by random foreigners (often slaves), some of whom may be brave and most of whom may be just a cowboy with a sophisticated machine.

[@jojolafrite9265]

Heureusement que l'ignorance ne tue pas 🤣

[@volrod9420]

@@jojolafrite9265il y’a de bien meilleurs unités dans l’armée française que la Légion. Surtout que depuis le conflit en Ukraine on a bien vu que « Tu serviras la France avec Honneur et Fidélité » n’était rien de plus que des mots et non une réelle devise. La désertion ça y va pas mal en ce moment chez les légionnaires…

[@jojolafrite9265]

@@volrod9420 pour avoir de telles informations, ça doit venir de l'intérieur. Mais mon petit doigt me dit que le KB tu ne l'as Vu que de loin .

[@GOTEEMM]

2:51 Is that launcher supposed to recoil out of its mounting after firing like that?

[@gerboise_bleue]

yes, and everytime someone sees a MILAN firing they ask that same question lol

[@methodeetrigueur1164]

The (empty) tube goes backwards because of the recoil, but the tripod stays in place.

[@l.b.mohamad6546]

Gurkas are 🦆 ducks while FFL are 🦅 eagles

[@fred3965]

You are definitely a child

[@BholaSingh-vv6ej]

Gurkhas legend built on long history that survived colonised era despite out numbered and out gunned. Gurkhas legend is they are most decorated regiment out of all in whole 52 commonwealth countries Due to their legend enemy ran away without a single fire for example falkland war. Gurkhas were the only troops that were reach their objective and hold the line out of millions allied troops in gallipoli campaign ww1. They are the only troops that are allowed to carry knives in airport , or train even today. What legend FFL held compare to world most feared gurkhas.? It's an insult of world famous loyal, brave and generous gurkhas comparing with a regiment of criminals. Stop being jealous with gurkhas have read their history before even comparing.

[@Fidd88-mc4sz]

The Legion are good troops, but I'd far rather face them than a Gurkha. The difference is one of motivation, the Legion are good, hard, well trained troops with great discipline. The Gurkhas however have done many many quite extraordinary things both as a body of men, and as individual soldiers, are largely self-motivated, and are accordingly much more dangerous as an opponent.

[@dzevada162]

Partdznim ikindr lajn jang ivabc

[@LOLOVAL-os3pq]

LOL

[@utpalwailong5023]

The Gurkhas any day. Because of their inbuilt fighting DNA.

[@marccouasnon6973]

Why are legionnaires house painters? For some, it's better not to know their past, or their DNA...believe me.

[@patfarget-nm3mt]

You also don't want to meet guys from all over the world to whom the Legion gave a second chance that others refused them. anyway, they are fighting for 2 allied nations...

[@randomdude055]

DNA ain't stopping that artillery shell

[@PaulJones-go8wr]

The French foreign legion. Why would you join a force that can't even beat body odour! 😂😂😂 The Gurkhas were the one regiment the Japanese feared the most in the jungle in WW2. As it has been stated, " if a man says he is not afraid of dying. He's either lying, or he's a Gurkha" Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw

[@morphilou]

The French foreign legion. Why would you join a force that can't even beat body odour! ==> would you tell me to my face? POOR SHIT

[@จิตวิทยา-ฐ6ฃ]

France win

[@Assimpleasthat100]

Gurkhas wouldn't survive a day in Russia 😂

[@Ksl.23]

It’s clear that you have no clue and idea about the history of Gurkhas and their involvement in every British wars, including the two world wars. If you say that in front of one of them, and it got their blood boiling, it’s the end of your life right there and then, mate. No matter whether you are from Russia or any other part of the world, it’s over for you. The innocent they look, the fiercest they are in the war. You give them any mission, they get it done.

[@Assimpleasthat100]

@@Ksl.23 shut up 🤡

[@Assimpleasthat100]

@@Ksl.23 not gone into Russia...I see 🤡

[@Ksl.23]

@@Assimpleasthat100 haha come up with facts and figures other rather than your “RUSSIAN” ego and immature reply, you weak guy.

[@thomaslacornette1282]

The time has come for the Russian Gurkhas and the Russian foreign Legion.

[@tc6817]

Can not compare these units the Gurkha's are far better If a man says he's not afraid to die he's either lying or a Gurkha.

[@willemvanderKooij]

Gurka are traditional soldiers goo for generations, Frans legion both elite soldiers but too many members that are hiding from the law ,not the nicest guys in society.

[@3939GAET]

The time where most of them was hiding from the law as end, now there a background check, and someone who as warrant are not allowed to join. But someone who has problem with law in the past and had already paid for it, can have a second chance in the FFL

[@AndrewShort-u1p]

I've never been impressed by the Legion when I've worked with them. Individually some hard as fuck blokes but they aren't very good warfighters.

[@permaapi1139]

cela dépend des RGTS

[@jojolafrite9265]

Heureusement que l'ignorance et le mensonge ne tue pas 😁

[@splurg123]

Perhaps the Legionarres are more dangerous than the Gurkhas, but I would rather work with the Gurkhas. Gurkhas are elite soldiers who join for a better life and want to be in the British Army. Almost without fail the Gurkhas I have met are friendly and enthusiastic. French Foreign Legionnaires are too often brutes who want to fight but who have discipline/legal issues other armies will not accept.

[@marccouasnon6973]

Perhaps you've never had the opportunity to see a single legionnaire in your life! I had the opportunity to see them in Corsica (and I have a friend who was one too)! They were all pleasant people, and never once did they get into a fight. A single legionnaire would never get into a fight, because they know what's waiting for them. A legionnaire is precisely a volunteer who serves or has served France with honour and loyalty - as article 1 of the Legionnaires' Code of Honour reminds us. Now if someone else provokes him, it's not the same thing. You also have to bear in mind that these soldiers can leave from one day to the next on an operation from which they will never return, and they accept that.

[@CROM-on1bz]

I don't want to be disrespectful but I think you're talking bullshit, the Legionnaire is surely the most disciplined soldier in the world.

[@Blackmoon9u9]

We aleardy watch that in the deadliest warrior, and Gurkas won

[@eltrovar]

No difference : they both return from Ukraine in coffins.

[@robfox5464]

There is no difference, both get kicked by the Russians in the same exact way 😂

[@wokenessiscancer2176]

You mean like Ukraine are doing to the Russian tools

[@bzhyoyo]

Sure, Ivan.

[@ogamiitto8627]

Look out your own borders first 😂

[@robfox5464]

@ogamiitto8627 borders and land mean nothing. The goal is to destroy the enemy. Once it is done, you'll take everything back.

[@ogamiitto8627]

@@robfox5464 Yeah sure. The only thing you destroyed so far is your military credibility though

[@marcelo403polo2]

French foreign legion is the only French army which doesn't run away from battlefield. Though. there is basically no frenchy's

[@jeffkodiac]

italian military is a big farce

[@didierpaya9069]

marcello... keyboard hero...

[@lukeweidemann9166]

Marcelo, Italian are we? At least the French show up on the battlefield and don't bribe their opponents like the Italians in Afghan............. .. The French are treated with respect by us Brits, the Italians, contempt.

[@CROM-on1bz]

Remind me Marcello when in 1940 the Italians wanted to invade France and that 8 Frenchmen stood up to the entire Italian army or when at Bir Akeim 3500 Frenchmen destroyed the Italo-German divisions 1 against 10..

[@CROM-on1bz]

@@lukeweidemann9166 There is not even any debate comrade Brit.👍👍

[@FeckArseIndustries]

The FFL P9 pistol dropped the hammer on an empty chamber! Piss poor.😮