Minute of Mae: Danish Bergmann 1910

[@tacituskilgore5372]

Every minute of mae is like a christmas present

[@Johnnydiamondlonglive]

Truly! Mae is the gun goddess of all time.

[@Kilted_Dragon]

Well, your not wrong lol

[@Crota0100]

Such an aesthetic gun, I love the grips.

[@asphaltmemories4597]

One of my favorites, such a steampunk looking piece. If I were arming my airship crew this would be their sidearm.

[@moteroargentino7944]

Ad Victoriam, Paladin.

[@nakano6360]

Why not mateba 8?

[@simonjones6128]

It's a handsome pistol Mae

[@silverjohn6037]

Depends if they are a good guy or bad guy air ship crew. Good guys would have top break Webley's and bad guys would have C-96's. Automatics aren't good guy weapons until you get to Colt .45's in diesel punk;).

[@dragonfell5078]

​@@silverjohn6037 Dieselpunk is underrated as a genre

[@bernieeod57]

Featured in the John Wayne western "Big Jake" In one scene in a saloon, a bad guy picks a fight with they guy with "Hey you! Yeah you! You! With the funny looking gun!" Of course, those were his last words

[@downunderrob]

I was just thinking that. But wasn't it an 1893 pistol? It must be forty years since I saw the film on TV. So the memory is fuzzy.

[@downunderrob]

According to Imdb, the pistol is referred to as a Begman 1911. But it is, in fact a customised mock-up based on a Walther P-38. I'm gonna have to go watch it now, just to see the bloody thing.

[@cwilken826]

C96 at home

[@William_Bryant]

The C96 WISHES it had the looks of this gun.

[@bigmike9947]

I much prefer the C96 at home

[@darthsquidious215]

I literally came here to say this.

[@ChipCheerio]

It’s literally just the gigachad version of the c96

[@CaDzA818]

C96 go home, your drunk

[@rays.5764]

Love all these great little Star Wars blasters.

[@doughesson]

Han Solo's D10 blaster was based on the Mauser C96 pistol

[@brockgundich]

​@doughesson the mandalorian, in the show, uses this

[@kievbutcher]

I love the design philosophy of Bergmann pistols, they're so cool.

[@maximarhipov3452]

Как и Маузер 96 😉

[@zoiders]

It's got a rather low boreline compared to the Mauser and you can see where the Olympic pistols by Hammerelli got inspiration from.

[@adityabhatnagar9053]

yes

[@craigthemonke794]

The hammerli olympia looks more like a mix of both the bergmann and the 1911 in a way

[@BrockvsTV]

Thank you for all the hard work

[@jameskelly7782]

Her assessments are excellent.!

[@Lomi311]

Recently saw this gun in a Danish movie April 9th. I was so excited because I actually knew what it was due to this Channel. Thanks!

[@454FatJack]

😃🇩🇰issue sidearm❤

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

That movie is false propaganda. Plenty of Danish and Norwegain people supported Germany, because they protected us from the communists. I'm Swedish and many Swedes were volunteers against the communists in the Baltics and in the winter war supporting Finland and Mannerheim

[@sealove79able]

A great video and what a solid pistol.

[@maximarhipov3452]

Мэй - это 👉

[@thelaughinghyenas8465]

Thank you very much. One of my favorite minutes of the week.

[@myfavoritemartian1]

Her smile at the end is the best part.

[@doughesson]

If you had her job, wouldn't you be walking around with a pleased some most of the time?

[@myfavoritemartian1]

@@doughesson Yep!

[@schaferhundschmidt1798]

Always is!

[@boxfoxscoot1614]

love this gun ive been searching for a replica for ages

[@andrewsteele7663]

Thanks Mae, excellent delivery, Cheers

[@tomcline5631]

If you thought the grip was odd shaped and crowded your hand up by the trigger,I probably couldn't shoot it! Looks cool though seemed to function nicely. I agree on the c96 vibes looks like a prototype! Cool! You keep shooting stuff I never could! Love that smile!

[@billshepherd4331]

I always liked the looks of this Bergmann.

[@otakubancho6655]

She has a voice that could read the phone book,and make it sound interesting!💖💖💖

[@blank557]

Channeling Napoleon Dynamite watching you smile after shooting such a fine and rare pistol: "Lucky."

[@AzureRoseMarshal]

This gun can be seen (though unfortunately not used) in the danish movie, April 9th. It’s a pretty realistic take on war.

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

Is that the one where they basically like lose World War II by lunchtime? 😒

[@waltuh11121]

@@WALTERBROADDUS by breakfast time*

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

@@waltuh11121 I think I saw that on KZbin? Guys on bicycles trying to fight tanks....

[@Lomi311]

I was excited when I saw it in the film because I actually knew what it was due to this Channel.

[@HTacianas]

@@WALTERBROADDUS Guys on bicycles with machine guns and anti tank rifles fighting armored cars and light tanks*

[@xochj]

Her voice is absolutely perfect.

[@madkoala2130]

I can hear Ian screaming in the background.

[@JBASH2011]

I believe this is the Bergmann that made an appearance in Big Jake (1971) with a funny quip by John Wayne when introduced. Cannot recall if it was Patrick Wayne, or Robert Mitchum's son who used it.

[@doughesson]

Christopher Mitchum had it first but gave it to Patrick Wayne since he was the rifleman with the scoped rifle.

[@slackershrub8923]

The Bergman and the Frommer are probably my favorite WW1 sidearms

[@William_Bryant]

The C96 WISHES it had the looks of the Bergmann.

[@robviousobviously5757]

definitely a C96 vibe

[@ambivalentonion2620]

my favourite pistol, so beautiful I hope to own one at some point

[@TomsRandomTat]

This is one really cool looking pistol!

[@daniel_ding48]

This was in Bioshock: Infinite. Although the C96 was used. Sad that we'll never see this there, though the reload animation from this gun was satisfactory.

[@rymanjones3]

definitely my favorite old semi auto pistol. ive made one with lego with moving parts and stripper clip loading

[@danielbarrett1368]

In the movie big Jake his eldest son had a 1908 Bergman

[@jorgechalub8930]

Muy bueno tu vídeo saludos desde Argentina

[@JJN1973]

Love it

[@flash7355]

Yes!! My favourite gun... 😊

[@gideonsimmons8015]

Oh it's beautiful

[@KorbinX]

Beautiful and interesting design

[@kenpickett9317]

Sweet, sweet piece. 👍

[@HereticalKitsune]

One of my favorite pistols of all time, especially the interwar 1910/21!

[@maximarhipov3452]

Время невероятной классической механики 🙂

[@badas45]

Very cool

[@aloisbelin2676]

I swear Mae is more and more beautiful in every video

[@paleoph6168]

I like to think that this and the C96 were developed into successful carbines in an alternate timeline.

[@Lomi311]

The C96 with stock attached sure was used like a standard carbine by the Chinese at the time. I’d take 10 rounds semi auto 7.63 Mauser over 5 rounds bolt action any time.

[@notnowchief.3089]

Yay a Min of Mae 🖤

[@harry.canyon2320]

I Love Mae

[@theeasternfront6436]

Wonderful!

[@Ntmoffi]

Good thing you're wearing a hat for that flying brass.

[@martonpapp269]

Only six round! That wouldn't be enough at least for me.

[@Pcm979]

The Bergmanns have always been such pretty looking guns.

[@LieutenantTheJackal]

I’ve been looking for the name of this gun! I saw it on an evidence room documentation but I couldn’t spy the name of it. Thanks Mae!

[@trevorgale1176]

What a classic.

[@impliedtomato8760]

I really like the looks of this pistol

[@MarkAndrewEdwards]

I like the Bergmann and I wish I liked it more

[@bigjohn75]

No, where I feel confident that was my side alarm!

[@johnjunge6989]

Looked a little front heavy, Mae handled it great! As Always!!

[@marco8414]

"Mom can we have C96?" "No, we have C96 at home" C96 at home:

[@kevinlittleton2327]

Once again, my day has been Mae d.

[@rinoz47]

It's front heavy? Cant imagine why...?!

[@tomislavobrovac3257]

This is my favorite handgun of it's time. Browning designs are awesome and obviously ahead of his time, but for some reason this gun really catches my eye

[@petermonck5448]

Well done 👏

[@akatripclaymore.9679]

Didn't the the Origional Bergmann Bayard come out before the C96 (broomhandle Mauser?)

[@beardo52]

I owned a 10/21, and it was a joy to fire, a real puzzle box to disassemble, but simple once you knew how. Typical Bergman Artistry.

[@paleoph6168]

0:12 Bergmann 1910, with the apt length of 10 inches

[@Calypso694]

Will any 9mm round work on this gun? Really want to try and collect this line.

[@jeremyp2295]

Nice lines to it I wonder if they were thinking that much out front will help keep it from being flippy in recoil or was it just packaging for trigger mechanism

[@danmack111]

Pistols with the magazine forward of the trigger have a special place in my heart

[@timblack6422]

It’s a GREAT DAY!

[@briankerr4512]

just so cool

[@VerdeMorte]

guns like this make me wonder how these guns would do today rechambered or redesigned in magnum caliber

[@TheIvanNewb]

This is almost the way?

[@cgoodiefunk]

excellent

[@captainawesome3734]

Mae you are super cool

[@chadrichard6388]

Mae is beautiful

[@goose9360]

all of these 1890s-1910s pistols give serious starwars vibes

[@soyelmasguapo]

Where it made? Pieper - Lieja (Belgium) models made for Spain was quite weak and quickly Spanish military look for best option in Campo-Giro homeland production but the ammo remains in service in Spain for long time with the name 9 mm x 23 Largo...

[@alexsolomons2996]

When I saw the thumbnail I was like, “what the fuck is that?”

[@georgejamison3782]

Beautiful gun!

[@CaptainGrief66]

Underappreciated beauty, so much better than the C96.

[@VaterOrlaag]

So weird and cool at the same time.

[@deanhorrell8336]

Is that Bergman bayard 9x23 also known as largo?

[@TenaciousTrilobite]

Yes

[@xavierisrael3320]

Anybody else get flashbacks to the forgotten weapons Bergmann deathmarch?

[@dannyhoward3437]

Is this the Big Jake gun?

[@Bhartrampf]

That's a p cool pistol...now ya got me wanting one 🤣🤣🤠

[@2011woodlands]

I am guessing the Mauser pistol is more comfortable to shoot, they could both use a larger magazine.

[@doughesson]

114 years later,I am sure that a competent machinist could make that happen.

[@harryplopper117]

Me: "Mom, can we have Mauser?" Mom: "We have Mauser at home"

[@mikebrase5161]

That barrel reminds me of a Smith and Wesson Schofield.

[@FigFelix2009]

man, if Winston Churchill looked at this he woulda say "nahh d'is look'n like jit trippin" in a Gumball accent 💀

[@reynaldoflores4522]

A custom-built high-capacity magazine could probably be used with no problems. The stock 6-round magazine is too small for military use

[@tomwotton9]

I know nothing about guns, so if you held it with both hands would that make any difference or not?

[@vr4787]

When a Mauser c96 starts its New Year’s Resolution diet…

[@joaopedrobaggio4475]

Minute of Mae is really good, i love it, but as i can see, she just shoot guns till WW1 i think that she should try some after WW1 guns.

[@Sman7290]

You haven't been paying attention.

[@CrowHavenPastures]

Sadly this pistol is illegal in my state 😞 my collection will remain incomplete

[@soyelmasguapo]

Illegal for a very foolish reason.... 🙄

[@schaferhundschmidt1798]

Algorithm validated yet again!

[@Regimiento9]

En España fue la pistola de reglamento desde 1909 a 1911. Yo he disparado con ese arma.

[@ravifitrah7814]

give it front vertical grip, is will more fun

[@mikes4564]

The bore on that thing looked like a .45.

[@赛君周]

silver hand's best love.

[@Boomstickfan495]

Wait, why is this so similar yet so far from the semi-auto pistol in Metro Last Light Like the pistol in that game always gave me C96 vibes but its more similar in form and function to this gun, just with the more C96 blockiness

[@ternarycode]

strangely looks like if a c96 joined the olympics

[@hankpb1]

I'd like to see a husqvarna lahti

[@TheBattlefieldHistorianTwitch]

The pistol that inspired the Mandalorian's Blaster

[@ES90344]

Nope, that would the Bergman 1896 that they barely changed when they put it in the show.

[@CCP-Lies]

C96 but weird?