Mosin Nagant Torture Test: Part 2

[@gregjohns5235]

"They made this gun when men were men and women were too." lmao.

[@barrymccaulkiner4232]

thats fucking beautiful

[@elemsit]

I read this comment as Barry said it...

[@davidgearardo1788]

Men were men, the women were men, and the sheep ran scared in the streets.

[@jalton9416]

Everytime I say that, I think of Barry. RIP Barry.

[@TheExplosiveGuy]

@@jalton9416 first we lost Barry and now we've lost Danny at Taofleidermaus, it sucks seeing the most experienced guys get taken out of our favorite shows. Best we can do is keep racking those bolts and flying the 2A flag like they would have wished...

[@LordPrometheous]

"when men were men and women were, too." I'm gonna be reciting that and still laughing at it a month from now.

[@thatoneguy975]

I died at that part

[@hedsy]

"When the men had beards, and the women had beards also."

[@polishmafia1550]

I lmao so hard XD

[@leonardpolistina9105]

SuperN0va when men were men and mentally ill woman get surgery to be men too (2017)

[@schleybailey]

Saw this vid 4 years ago and stil use this phrase.

[@elijaht.wreckingball5532]

Very impressed that the breech did not crack on that gun after you loaded it up with everything short of a stick of dynamite. What a noble old rifle. She died valiantly.

[@ouberfox5898]

Elijah T. Wreckingball in soviet russia gun breaks you! the gun said screw you your not putting en more shit in me. so thay beat it to death with a hammer i still think its sort of a draw

[@spikeypie5037]

5:15 "... and thus, the majestic Butterfly fluttered over and blessed the Nagant, whispering into its handler's ear words of wisdom to confort him in his rifle's final moments. '.... Fuck Chechnya' "

[@Doubledown66]

+Spikey Pie "...and then we went to war"

[@lafeelabriel]

+Spikey Pie Seeing as this is a 1891 Moisin, it would have said "fuck Germany"

[@Germfish]

+Spikey Pie Fuck Russia.

[@thebalticmarxist-leninist1333]

+Germ .Fish Then fuck you, say hi to an atomic winter.

[@a4435ify]

+Spikey Pie And comrade butterfly was thanked for his glorious words of wisdom. To this thanks comrade butterfly responded, "Za rodinu. Urah, brother. Begin the march. Bury this beautiful rifle into some dirty Chech to honor it properly."

[@pyrogothica3906]

next thing you know the same rifle advertised at classic "mosin nagant rifle, excellent condition, just a little wear and tear, $300" lol

[@Vinny_TheCableGuy]

"$300" LOL

[@blazzing_fury2425]

3100 Vincent I'm pretty close to buying a hex receiver one for $270. First gun purchase so I'm a bit excited for it.

[@Vinny_TheCableGuy]

blaZzinG_FurY I just looked online, Mosins did go up in the last four years. Got my 91/30 with matching serial numbers for $100 when I was 16.

[@blazzing_fury2425]

This would also have bayonet with matching serial numbers. I'm a little hesitant though because proces could drop a bit after Trumpbtakes office assuming he lifts some executive orders/sanctions on Russia. Supposedly the largest distributor of Mosins has an embargo placed on them by the US.

[@jdwiser1156]

blaZzinG_FurY I just got a round receiver mixing for 199

[@Milkman4279]

"They made this gun when men were men and women were too!" Man, do I miss Barry.

[@AmoebicMagicMan]

I am 99% sure if you can find a way to unlock that bolt head, a new working bolt from another mosin will have that gun back in shooting shape.

[@kill3rgreen]

I on the other hand am 110% sure this is still a working firearm with a new bolt carrier group :P Thanks IV and Barry!! Informative and Entertaining as always!

[@AmoebicMagicMan]

One-upper ;-)

[@ouberfox5898]

AmoebicMagician if was made by Russians you probably could that shit might be crude and simple but it’s virtually indestructible.

[@Dieselnut216]

I think this gun deserves to be fixed and enjoyed now that it has pretty much passed every test.

[@TheLiam14141]

"This gun was made when men were men and women were too." lmao

[@charlieangelo1962]

"When men were men...and sheep were nervous"

[@uuuultra]

Mr. Very Kool oh I just got that...4 years later

[@JonWeed3901]

"We been doing some nasty things to this russian girl" That sounds very creepy.

[@MrCauphy]

You are missed Barry.

[@Justice782]

MrCauphy ????

[@MrCauphy]

Justice782 Barry resigned from Moss pawn due to some personal difficulty. Then a short time later he died from heart failure. Look through the videos chief.

[@DaveInBridport]

Michael Taboada He died to death - that's what he would have wanted.

[@aaronhanak]

NazBol G E N G

[@lazydrummerboy7431]

Very much

[@tharsisrise9287]

Stabbed through a goddamn cinderblock jesus

[@Noooo23523]

Tharsis Rise the stock can crack it

[@asphalt-cowboy9479]

Tharsis Rise i dont wanna take away from the rifle but cinderblocks are INCREDIBLY weak when impacted with pretty much anything.. unless you get some of the expensive ones. Ive seen those stop 22shorts and 22lr if im not mistaken. I might be wrong about the 22lr though.

[@uzumaki488]

"they made this gun when men were men and women were too." lol lol quote of the day

[@Pez.dem11397]

+gnarmad lol so 2015. women were tough back then but knew their place. nowadays more men wanna be women and women wanna be men

[@jdirt1982]

Katliyn Jenner said I thought we were all the same. As he strokes his pole and plays withs those hairy tits

[@docskate4312]

Cesar Medina The place of many russian women at that time was the battlefield. Alongside with their male comrades fighting with a mosin in their hands.

[@LNERMallard]

5:27 Butterfly don't give two fucks.

[@KristopherDubya]

Lmao

[@griggs227]

Rest in peace Barry you old war dog

[@KKev]

griggs227 hes dead ?

[@griggs227]

yes

[@Aaron48219]

Wolf ya...died like 2 years ago mayne... RIP in pieces Barry.

[@mattdg1981]

griggs227 amen brother. God bless. Miss you Barry.

[@ltblake6095]

I miss barry...

[@randomness321backflip6]

Me too

[@alexandrufilipescu1301]

+Lt Blake he passed?

[@ltblake6095]

Alex Fili yea

[@alexandrufilipescu1301]

Lt Blake poor guy, what was his age?

[@ltblake6095]

Alex Fili i think 50 to 60 years old

[@fakenews6133]

A French Bayonetts are actually quite strong. They have to be straight when holding the white flag.

[@clayemenhiser]

"Doing nasty things to this Russian girl", WHAT THE F*CK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@clayemenhiser]

7:25

[@tetrismasterlord5803]

It's called Henti and its art

[@MelonManofWar]

Clay Emenhiser nuuuuu Stalin does not approve of such activities!! Unacceptable 90 life sentences in Siberian gulag blyat!

[@Mecronyk]

Forgot about the "little"

[@BlackSpade72]

N1nj4 Joski no worries just one Mosin Torture test is not going to hurt , Russia have 37 million Mosins and that's plenty .

[@beefcake3131]

This is why I will never get rid of my mosin. Mines accurate, and you can't kill em. The cheap ammo is a plus.

[@Germfish]

+beefcake3131 Mine has like a 8moa at 5 yards. piece of shit 70 year old rifle. Not literally, if you don't understand sarcasm, but it's defiantly not accurate. Not what I consider "aacurate".

[@beefcake3131]

Germ .Fish Not a tack driver maybe, but its good for its intended purpose. Also a good deer rifle,

[@alexplemmons1922]

+beefcake3131 I mean the ammo is like 13$ for a box of 20 thats over 50 cent a bullet thats ALRIGHT prices

[@beefcake3131]

Alex Plemmons Buy it in bulk. Go to gun shows and get a sardine can.

[@MirandaTolman96]

I'm getting an Finn M39 soon. They're supposed to get sub MOA performance. I've even seen some people who say they can get 1" groups at 150m with it.

[@enb3810]

"What do you do for a living?" "I video tape myself putting mud on guns and post the video to the internet."

[@Militaryarmschannel]

That rifle took far more than I thought it would. Heck, you should convert one to .338 Lapua. :)

[@tyleringle268]

Many of these old military surplus rifles are a lot better than what people think and in my Opinion they are even stronger.

[@everythingUTrealestate]

"we done tuk it to da crick and give it a bath na"

[@larryspinner7038]

Thoroughly enjoyed this series. You have effectively replicated "The Battle Of Stalingrad" in your videos thus giving testimony to the durability of this gem of a rifle. One of the reasons it's definitely my go to SHTF and Zombie rifle for sure!

[@HarmonicResonanceScale]

y'all beat the dog piss out of this thing and it didnt budge a bit. definitely considering it as a first rifle.

[@jakephilpott8300]

The Mosin is such an excellent rifle, seriously, and for the most value and accuracy for your buck Get an m39 Mosin! They are tack drivers and just as if not more reliable Mosin than Russian builds.

[@badabing4573]

Jake Philpott the m39 is the only Mosin I would buy personally, I just don't like the russian ones.

[@TurboMitsubishi]

Wish you guys had put a chronograph in front of this thing to see just how fast some of those 7.62 rounds were screaming out of the barrel. P.S. BUILT LIKE A TANK!

[@dr._breens_beard]

i sorta wish more things were over-engineered like they used to be... then maybe instead of us having to buy brand new things ever 5 years (if we're lucky) we could just keep all the things we have knowing they wont fail.

[@andras2700]

Welcome to the lovely world of capitalism! The place where our human advancement is based on how much profit that advancement is going to make. I hate money it slows us down, i wish we kept it old school and made shit that works and doesn't break.

[@dr._breens_beard]

andras lajko you and me both.

[@andras2700]

Indeed :(

[@Bandit_Sudo]

andras lajko That's what communism is for. We need it

[@sirboomsalot4902]

There is nothing over-engineered about the Mosin. It's the fact that it isn't over-engineered is what makes it last so long

[@alexp33]

i have beats mixr headphones and when the old guy startedspeaking i shat myself it was so loud and fuzzy

[@alexp33]

Mate you wipe your bum with one hand and eat with the other so don't talk about shit to me

[@alexp33]

Never said I was superior

[@alexp33]

Depends which one you have

[@joshuabetthauser4303]

i know right

[@mastererik323]

+Rajbir Dhadda audio compression levels on this video* are shit, habibi.

[@BSFilms1997]

you broke it with hammer, now break it with sickle!

[@timd4280]

im slowly starting to cry this is my favorite rifle

[@RickBracey]

Greatest quote ever, "They made this gun when men where men and women were too."

[@pscot468]

Ya'll need to get back to this. Torture testing, blowing stuff up!!! This is what made your channel one of the best, I will say that I still like your channel, it is very informative but it isn't nearly as much fun as it used to be. Just my 2 cents.

[@xCreepus]

Так, товарищи, хватит изливать говны. Они тестят винтовку на предмет износа и всяких других ситуаций. Более того они говорят, что винтовка хороша, и где любое другое оружие сломается эта винтовка нет. Что вы беситесь? Они только положительный образ создают.

[@joshualongsack8283]

Agreed

[@tiortedrootsky]

А в первой части они привязали ее веревкой сзади пикапа и прокатились через поле... Уважение сплошное к старушке...

[@elbandzioro]

Dokładnie

[@user-sj9wp2vo9b]

Экспертное,блять мнение. И без этих клоунов понятно,что она хороша. Нельзя так с оружием,тем более таким. Должно быть уважение

[@Gmny1MOA]

I laughed so hard when I wasn't expecting them to fire it underwater....this little series had me rolling 🤣🤣

[@GeneralLotz]

In short it is the epitome of the phrase "takes a licking and keeps on ticking"

[@davidgearardo1788]

post the time stamp of the licking please.

[@sylvishius7086]

ill have to remember I can use my mosin as a fishing lure for sharks

[@Icarusrider]

so painful to watch

[@cRuffysaur]

I was seriously about to say the same

[@parksparks5296]

3:15 Did that thing just...

[@MichaelMichael-iz1jq]

Yes

[@infernals4979]

Not sure if impressed with the rifle or his strength😂

[@LeviHoward175]

i loved that "BEYONET RAMMING TEEESSSTTTT"

[@TheCokoll]

it may be actually interesting, but in ww1 and russian civil war, english .303 was allowed to be fired from the mosin in case there was no alternative. .303 bullet is largely identical (while this 30-30 is actually 0.1 mm smaller in diameter), but the case of .303 is noticeably narrower and its neck is longer (shoulders are 3mm closer to the rim). Yet it was safe to fire, fired reliably, althoug the case deformed severely often causing extraction problems. Additionally, the cartridge did not always fed from the magazine reliably. Later they even developed a field used press that reshaped .303 cases (with bullets and powder!) to match 7.62*54R profile closer.

[@TheCokoll]

+Сергей Соколов shit, i made a comment to the wrong video( i ment the video on firing 30-30 from mosin

[@ayebraine]

+Сергей Соколов Still very interesting info, спс

[@dustinsaathoff7162]

My friend told me to watch this since he knows I own this rifle, and boy am i impressed with it. I knew my baby was tough but good lord this brings a new meaning to tough. I noticed how it was mentioned that it had a lot of recoil or "kicked like a hammer". I never really noticed any overdose of recoil because of it's weight, but all I really use is military loads of FMJ armor piercing rounds so thats probably why. All in all though great video!

[@kalashnikovdevil]

"This rifle was made when men were men and women were too" classic Barry right there.

[@toats-ma-goat531]

I know what I want for Christmas

[@SilntObsvr]

Wow. Just wow. I've got a 91/30; it's my favorite of all the guns I've ever owned, and I'd never even get into the same time zone with the stuff you've done -- but it's good to know the rifle will protect me even if I make a pretty ugly loading mistake. FWIW, I found one other thing that will make the bolt stick with service loads: powder fouling from the one round in a few hundred that splits the steel case at the base of the neck. Fire *another* hundred rounds or so, and it'll get to the point it's all you can do to open the bolt with your bare hand. Clean the chamber (a 20 gauge bronze bore brush threaded into a dowel and spun in there does the job), and it's back to smooth sailing. Did I mention I love my 91/30? Did I mention it's also as accurate as the iron sights will permit? Rugged, accurate, and cheap -- what's not to love?

[@SirPetterTheFirst]

We suffer more from watching a nice rifle like this get destroyed then the rifle suffered

[@elidennison9902]

I could be cool to see a test where you left a Mosin-Nagant out in the woods for a couple of months and then came back to it see if it still works.

[@TexasSlinger]

I love my mosin even more!

[@buckeye5704]

I'm living in Ukraine right now and speak a smattering of Russian. Its pronounced Mo-seen Nah-Gent (hard G) In Russian the "I" is pronounced with a long "E" and "G" is always hard. ;)

[@marquaioneal]

Ukraine speaks Russian, but more aggressive with their pronunciation, really here where I live in Russia, a popular way to say Mosin Nagant is Moe-Zeen-Nuh-gont.

[@buckeye5704]

Vladimir Sokolov Pravil'no, Spasibo .:)

[@WhiskeyRiverRifleman]

Calico Jack how is the Mosin Nagant rifle viewed in today's Russia? what's the general opinion?

[@buckeye5704]

Dunno about the Russian attitude toward it, but the Western Ukrainians in the Carpathian mountains use them quite a lot as hunting rifles. They also make great stage props to fire blanks to scare the tourists. LOL

[@IVANHOECHAPUT]

@@buckeye5704 "To scare the tourists!" I love that since I've all over the world, yes in some battle riddled ones. You can rest assured, firing blanks toward me would make me shit my pants!!!

[@jonathanvl1160]

Mosin very stronk Russian gun.

[@harlanbraud6731]

Jonathan VL almost as stronk as Russian vodka

[@joe735]

Thanks to that man for droppin cut shell knowledge. Still the most entertaining "party trick" i show people when we're out shootin to date.

[@nathanmotoyama7211]

0:48 best life advice ever. RIP Barry

[@MMBNMalternateaccoun]

These videos hurt me

[@DangerousDaedric]

+MMBNMalternateaccoun Me too.. THink about that Russain in WW2 had that beautiful gun and prob beat skulls in with it!

[@MMBNMalternateaccoun]

Dangerous Daedric I know right. Think of the men this gun has killed. I bought a mosin for like 175 dollars total after tax and it has such a smooth bolt and the damn thing is dead accurate and I love it

[@DangerousDaedric]

MMBNMalternateaccoun I WANT ONE!!

[@MMBNMalternateaccoun]

Dangerous Daedric Are you not old enough to buy a mosin??

[@DangerousDaedric]

MMBNMalternateaccoun I am but cant find a good one at a decent price..

[@ivangg4203]

This is like the Chuck Norris of guns!

[@Gogofam123]

and its russian)

[@Gogofam123]

i was talking about rifle . mosin its russian gun

[@catoxculan]

naja ich meine das ihr zu doof seit gute dinge zu bauen ist ja auch nichts neues darum betreibt ihr ja genug industiespionage aber nicht mehr lange den wird es euch ans leder gehen und bisdahin freu ich mich das ihr waffengeilen nazis euch so unbeliebt macht in der welt ihr tollen weltpolizisten xD

[@Gogofam123]

dood whatever you want only in english!!

[@catoxculan]

why ? lern german i speak yours to ;)

[@arraigar]

слезы наворачиваются после такого обращения с легендарным оружием этими ветеранами половых сражений!

[@AH6man]

The English translation 😂

[@arraigar]

@@AH6man переводчик в помощь

[@MegaDysart]

​@@AH6mansexual combat!

[@mrtusd1]

The attack on the brick with a bayonet, it's the most absurd thing I've seen ever

[@kupershtain]

Generally speaking i dont understand russians hate about that video. Even now in russia and all other post soviet countries there are millions of that mosins are in storages covering with rust. Even in my small country in Belarus there are 2.7 millions mosin rifles stored in military bases and storages since they were produced in the middle of 20s century. They are "perish" there. Why you don't worry about them? and speaking about especially this mosin, I think it have there own moment of glory, thousand of people are looking about it characteristics due to this rifle.

[@UlrichTheDwarf]

That made me cry. :""(""'... but it was cool.

[@IVANHOECHAPUT]

Me too!

[@Mockingbird115]

y u do dis.... am cry...

[@affectedorc7969]

I've made up my mind, my first rifle will be a mosin

[@TheMetalHeaD256]

the creek test reminded me of something i heard from a Vietnam vet, who talked about creative ways to clean M16's. they actually did clean their M16's in creeks. they removed the bolt, and doused their barrels and gas tubes in the creek, and when they got out, oiled the carrier group, and they were good to go.

[@seamontas]

LOve My mosin. after seeing this video now i love it even more. Great vid thx.

[@kekszmorzsa]

awww, poor mosin ....she did sereved well!

[@REALjohnmosesbrowning]

But can it survive Russian winter?

[@drewpeackoc386]

Italiamerican probably not

[@Haveyy]

Italiamerican defiantly

[@perpetualconfusion5885]

Italiamerican these should though.. these are Russian made

[@notninja97]

From this video i'd say it could probably be dropped from fuck'in space and it would still shoot lol

[@XxPANCOTTOxX]

it's well documented other bolt action rifles bolts would freeze shut after firing, however because of the mosins low tolerance machining they didn't freeze shut in the Russian winters so yes they can

[@fiskeman92]

did they made a torture test on a k98k ???

[@zeto330]

GOD DAMN!!!!! I mean, I know the russians were prone to sturdy rifles, but this is just insane. How the hell could a WWII Nagant hold up to that kind of pressure. You guys cease to amaze me.

[@NoJBro]

And this is why i love my Mosin

[@jaguarfacedman1365]

7:14 weve been doing some nasty things with this russian girl....

[@makotoyuki2199]

JaguarFacedMan ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@mikuhatsunegoshujin]

_little_ russian girl

[@IanJPrice-zh9gt]

INSTALL GENTOO *BAM BAM BAM* KGB, OPENING UP!!!!!!! Yes. In Soviet Russia, you don’t open up for KGB. KGB OPENS UP ON YOU!!!! 🇷🇺🤘😁🤘🇷🇺

[@ki1ler101]

berry is awesome

[@nicholasjames.s2453]

thats.... not mud

[@brandonanthonyk]

I was really shocked at how that bayonet went through that 5 gallon bucket of water like a knife through butter. Can't imagine what that is capable of doing to a human being...

[@asdaven1]

I think you all should def do the video on bore obstructions. A big one would be the person who buys a milsurp rifle such as a Mosin, full of cosmoline and then takes it out and shoots it without cleaning it. My buddy just bought a mosin at a gun show and then went to a range on the way back from the gun show and shot it. Then proceeded to complain about Century "overgreasing" the rifle. Long story short, I called my buddy out on his stupidity and im amazed the barrel didint overpressure and grenade when he shot it. And that he is still alive or not severely hurt. However, the rifle is probably going to be a big PITA to properly clean now because the cosmoline is probably baked in there. He somehow put several hundred rounds through it. And thing is, people are quick to say a rifle is dangerous to shoot just because its old. I disagree. Alot of C&R rifles were made extremely well, especially most of the old Mausers. And the Mosin has been proven in this video. As long as the gun is cleaned, dosen't have excessive rust on the barrel, wasn't excessively used, and you use similar pressure ammo to what the gun was designed for, its not gonna blowup. I would say the biggest reason for old guns blowing up on people is not cleaning them and failure to inspect the barrel for obstructions. Second, would probably be rust or using too hot of ammo for the gun, especially hot reloads. But, I think a lot of these instances, its been a bore obstruction such as grease/cosmoline or dirt and the barrel overpressures and blows up. Because excessive headspace, while dangerous too will usually show warning signs (bulging brass, backed out primers, hard to extract, gases shooting out, etc). And again, just cause a gun is old dosen't mean its worn out and was used alot or made poorly. It could've been assembled, shot 5-10 rounds through it to test it, then put away in cosmoline for 100 years till you buy it. Your essentially buying a new gun in that case. And the only instances I can think of for old guns being made poorly is some of the old Spanish Mausers and the low number Springfield 1903A1's. And both of these were because of poor heat-treating, not poor manufacturing or machining. In addition, older black power guns such as the 1873 Springfield Trapdoor have weaker metal and cannot tolerate full-power modern smokeless rounds. But, do tolerate reduced power "cowboy action" smokeless rounds or modern blackpowder rounds. But, this was just a matter of the gun being designed for lower pressure blackpowder.

[@wikieditspam]

You've killed the gun.

[@TGBoleyn]

I dunno... I think if they throw another bolt in there, the gun might still fire straight and reliably. Not bad for Russian tech.

[@wikieditspam]

TGBoleyn Belgian

[@Muscovy7]

Ummm... What Russian gun hasn't been top of its class? Also, the gun was made by a Russian and a belgian-russian expat

[@wikieditspam]

Drew Vasquez Any Russian gun you can think of I guarantee it was out performed by its American or European counterparts, and that there was some sort of soviet propaganda saying otherwise.

[@Muscovy7]

wikieditspam how about you tell of these guns?

[@maxroman1198]

Sure there were millions of the MN made but I don't like seeing a little bit of history destroyed. Furthermore, it's a beautiful piece a machinery, what is a terrible waste.

[@Thumbogreen]

Max Roman it’s was a rebuilt gun stupid

[@Epicrwh]

*Soviet anthem plays*

[@watcherofthings]

When Barry is looking at the gun broken on the table he seems almost sad about it. It is a beautiful gun

[@blakehouse172]

2:37 is the greatest quote of all time lol

[@sermaun9088]

ломать не строить

[@UlsterHound77]

Silly American. Glorious Mosin real gun, for REAL men. Mosin tough, unlike tiny AR15.

[@mikes8839]

That why Russia won the ww2

[@Jrenyar]

Randy Do You realise the nukes are really a last resort. Nothing more then who's got the biggest dick competition, and no government is stupid enough to launch them..... except for North Korea of course, but they are just mad because no one takes them seriously due to the fact they haven't even got long range missiles.

[@jason1182000]

Also the AK-12 sucks

[@EvilMerlin]

Обзор игр и Другое The AK-12? The carbine rifle that even Russian soldiers don't like to use? Try again.

[@NobleBandit]

Обзор игр и Другое Не знаю, но мне почему то стыдно за тебя...

[@nectartyrant1390]

jason1182000 The AK-104 carbine is an incredible assault rifle and is far superior over the M4 carbine, seeing as how its 67 year old cousin, the AK-47, is just as reliable as the M4, not to mention it fires a round with more power. The FN SCARs, however, show promise in surpassing the AK-104 in quality.

[@simonlegrand974]

Can you try this test with the "famous" AR-15 ? It would be fun...

[@q-tipatcq2342]

+Simon Le Grand +

[@gund2281]

Just picked up an M44 a couple weeks ago. Can't wait to take it out and shoot. Not like you guys did, of course. But just at the range with Mil Surp ammo.

[@swjatoslawschweigen4669]

when russians see that video, they crying...

[@swjatoslawschweigen4669]

***** fucking communist

[@user-oe7vu1ve4k]

Иван Какушкин Попроси своих родителей что бы они тебя к психиатру на осмотр сводили ну или сразу желтый дом в палату №6 . :) там будет время отдохнуть :)

[@taiwanluthiers]

Did a quick calculation in Quickload, it takes 55 grains of 2400 to fill the case, pressure was about 200,000 psi or thereabouts...

[@shunkajun]

As much as i really enjoy all of you guys, it breaks my heart to see a good rifle being mistreated like that, i have an M44 and 91/30 and i love mine to death , what a great rifle they made.

[@royponn8401]

This video has convinced me to go ahead and purchase the rifle. Tomorrow I will be a proud owner of a Mosin-Nagant. A fellow Iraq war veteran thanks you for your service and your knowledge.

[@craigster1573]

Built like a tank!! I actually felt bad for it after a while. I own a 91/30, M44 and a 91/30 sniper and love all three!!

[@charlie-do7ne]

this breaks my heart seeing as this was the first gun i ever bought

[@footballh8r]

same here, one of the the first guns I ever fired too, bought mine (or I should say my dad did since I was 12 at the time) for I think $80 or $90 on sale at a Big 5 sporting goods.

[@charlie-do7ne]

That's were I got mine lol

[@fulpsy33]

After watching this series I am no longer worried about hurting my Mosin I just bought today.

[@Mape10]

you actually need dynamite to break this rifle. In Finland we have done tests. Hammer extra bullet in barrel+ammo loaded with fastest pistol powder + hammer steel cleaning rod in barrel between rifling and bullet. Shot that. Results? Rod + 2 bullets flyed out. Next we drilled hole to barrel a few inch forward from chamber. Put steel rod in the hole..welding it on. Shoot same super hot load as before. Results: Barrel cut off from welding point. Frame and chamber was ok. Bolt needed hammer to open, but headspace was still ok. Unbelievable weapon.

[@Anonymous4245]

well to be fair it is a Russian Gun and you know what comes up when it's Russian and a Gun :3

[@spotebike9913]

the barrel broke at the welding point? or did it shear the rod off?

[@robbiefortner6426]

That good ole mosin, man shes a runner

[@sunsetpaddy3335]

Red Georgia clay. And Barry with the Civil War knowledge on bayonets for pot holders. What a cool guy.

[@lambchop777]

"They made this gun when men were men, and women were too" ohh barry hahahahaha

[@EH-kz3if]

"We dun took it down the crick..." subscribed for how awesome that man is.

[@BeardedTexan34]

This will be my next rifle.Great video guys! 👍

[@COBHC8890]

I love sitting back, and re watching all these old IRV8888 videos!!! Ive prob seen them all (all the videos up till Barry's death) tons of times!!!!

[@brandonfireking7655]

You forgot to use it as a lawn dart before destroying to bayonet

[@dustinhall7815]

"Barry what did we find out about this rifle?" "IF YOU OR ANYONE YOU KNOW HAS BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH MESOTHELIOMA YOU COULD BE ENTITLED TO FINANCIAL COMPENSATION!!!"

[@ayeoldesailor6259]

A British sword bayonet can smash stuff apart for years. Of course you can actually sword fight with it, which is perhaps a bit medieval but still very effective. Great gun the Mosin. Much respect lads thanks for the vid.

[@Moosemoose1]

You guys should try a freeze test as well! Leave it in a meat locker for a good day or two to simulate frozen weather conditions! Also extreme heat testing by leaving it out in the sun for a solid couple of hours

[@panzerfaust5046]

This hurts so bad. It's like putting a classic car through a torture test.

[@kameng12]

Ha ha, Muzzle flash is in the wrong spot! : D