IRA weaponry, what type of weapons are used. 1972

[@heavilyarmedhippie75]

After hearing this guy talk I understand why they rebelled

[@T-B_22]

yeah 😂 , get this prick outta here

[@thegael1996]

That Thompson has seen a very long life as it was one of the very first brought into Ireland by the IRA in 1921/22.

[@TheScaryTruthCatalyst]

The Thompson was a high quality weapon for the time. Well maintained, it would last for years. The only issue would be sourcing ammo.

[@jackietreehorn5561]

In 1920s Chicago was called the street sweeper

[@RicArmstrong]

There was a gun shop near my neighborhood here in America that got caught shipping guns to the IRA back in the early 80's. I believe it was called "Harford Road Guns" in Baltimore Maryland.

[@JimD410]

You from Hamilton?

[@RicArmstrong]

@@JimD410 No, I lived in Parkville.

[@jackietreehorn5561]

Howdy Texas

[@RicArmstrong]

@@jackietreehorn5561 It wasn't Texas

[@Barracuda71-ln3jr]

@@RicArmstrong I don't believe he was actually saying that guns were being sent to the PIRA from Howdy Texas because as far as I know there is no Howdy Texas. LMAO.

[@seanhenry6317]

Remember narrow water and the bloody armalite

[@Fredders88]

Glad to see that that officer's accent was decommissioned.

[@MrAug80]

Some women would have loved his accent.

[@craigscott2841]

Finest Regiment ever KOSB

[@dominicseanmccann6300]

I don't know; the R.G.J. recruiting guy said youse was second...😆

[@Rickybelfast-db2ri]

brillliant work, keep them coming m8

[@T-B_22]

The way he says " hieyaahh " 6:45

[@grandadgamer8390]

Love the Captain Scotch accent 😂

[@jimmccormack7507]

War zone.

[@jimmccormack7507]

Haha 😂