Sturmgewehr Full Auto (MP43, MP44, STG44)

[@ShoreDude105]

What a beautiful rifle. The Germans were and still are excellent engineers.

[@leviackerman398]

ShoreDude105 thank you.

[@ls200076]

Levi Ackerman I see, you love your previous ally work eh?

[@tubemarionelh.4079]

ShoreDude105 Agreed.

[@anthonycooper5730]

U bone head nazi if we were in ww2 u bone head u would be part of nazi alliance and be fighting against us on hoggendorf beach

[@peterlustig6888]

lil trappa What?

[@rang123yea5]

the STG44 fireing on full auto is one of the most amazingly beautiful sounds ever.

[@elvato667]

That allied soldier in Normandy's beach don't think the same

[@Blackcriterion]

You should get some help or a girlfriend, dude

[@yaboydolphin]

yeah buddy why don't I come over at your place at come at you with this thing

[@michaelshanahan4042]

Sounds good that depends on witch end of the gun you are at ?

[@420Kyle1620]

Reminds me of childhood.

[@vampirecount3880]

Isnt funny that the first assault rifle was also the best looking one?

[@mariongamboa2644]

Exactly...

[@Tmp866]

The stock is wack on that thing.

[@tianjunma5859]

I agree lol

[@eddielung31]

Just imagine if all German troops were armed with this at Normandy

[@nailmontana1993]

Same could be said with pick up trucks. But manufacturers need an excuse to sell new product every year

[@marcelbork92]

0:19 The most beautiful weapon that has ever been built. And that goes for the look as well as for the sound.

[@olipas2775]

This rifle looks absolutele badass and gorgeous a the same time

[@BigMek456]

Everyone on M1 Garand videos be like: "That's the rifle my grandpa carried!" Well, I can finally say that here! The Stg44 is what my grandpa carried.

[@andrewreegs6319]

YOur Grandpa WaS a naZI!!!11!! Your eVIL!!!11@! (sarcasm)

[@BigMek456]

***** Actually, he was a 16 year old Volkssturm member at this time.

[@gremlin7599]

Woah. Volkstrumn usually got last ditch rifles. He was a lucky guy, or just a real pro.

[@BigMek456]

Tundra Fox Not really lucky or experienced. He just got issued what was available. That was the western front in march or april 1945, it wasn't even a real "front" at that time.

[@horatiohuffnagel7978]

Probably forced into service or him or his family would be killed.

[@ZFlyingVLover]

It STILL looks badass even 70 yrs later!

[@ZFlyingVLover]

The grandaddy of all 'assault' rifles and old schools looks pretty damn good.

[@elmerdominguez3235]

State palmetto armory are now resurecting this gun!!!!!!

[@charleymount582]

​@@elmerdominguez3235 Imma keep an eye out for that

[@vincentkr]

ofcourse as every assault rifle is based on this thing haha

[@oceanhome2023]

The Grand Daddy of all Assault rifles

[@Lamont07]

The only One of the best

[@spinosaurusiii7027]

FG42 and Fedorov Avtomat: Are you sure about that?

[@MrSourJester]

@@spinosaurusiii7027 well i mean I wouldn’t say the FG42 is a AR the M1907 SL is more the first but the fedorov is definitely a close second

[@sergejx7261]

@@spinosaurusiii7027 " FG42 and Fedorov Avtomat: Are you sure about that? " FG42 and Fedorov are automatic rifles, with standart rifle cartridges.

[@elflordyt6830]

Fun fact - its the first firearm to recieve the classification Assault Rifle Unlike the ar 15 which is a Armalite Rifle

[@Hansiwansi]

The Sound of the gun is so damn awesome!

[@ThisNewHandleSystemSucks]

3:12 that crunchy charging handle is glorious

[@blinthepannkek6173]

@@ThisNewHandleSystemSucks makes me want to say, "mom i want cerials"

[@SOIBand]

This maybe the granddaddy of modern assault rifles, but for me, it's also the most cool gun there is.

[@exploatores]

the inventors an enginers of this one hade a hand in most west european post war military rifles. it´s a proff of concept for the rest of the World. It´s a cool weapon.

[@exploatores]

Anders Bjerre Balle fun fact 2B: after Hitlers rejected it it was named MP-44, so they could continue work on it. It was renamed sturmgewer after Hitler found out but liked it.

[@thewolfpack5290]

The Führer renamed it "Sturmgewehr" after testfireing a prototype. He didn't reject the MKb in 42, he found the rifle wanting in reliabilty.

[@Jaffacall3251]

That would be the Federov assault rifle, which predates the STG.

[@Apollo_1641]

Sam Hyde But the fedarov did not use a pistol grip. Therefore the first "modern" assault rifle is the stg44.

[@pleasedontwatchthese9593]

I love the look of this gun.

[@cptmiller132]

thank you nazi's

[@stephenhall151]

cptmiller132

[@cptmiller132]

Stephen Hall

[@LoneWolf051]

nazis are politicians and bureaucrats...I think you mean firearms designers

[@cptmiller132]

Kevin Collver But the Nazi's started ww2 and pushed hard for weapon development beforehand... Technology always advances the fastest before and during times of war...

[@panzerjamnik4540]

Despite the passage of several decades, the STG44 still looks like a deadly effective weapon.

[@Spiralredd]

It is. Waw under selled it's firepower

[@andreanasca738]

X acquisto sono interessato

[@aidengonzalez615]

It’s amazing how these still look fairly modern in the modern day.

[@blinthepannkek6173]

Only thing missing is a modernized handguard, mount rails, and a much more dynamic shape

[@Razar244]

Well that would be because things like the MP5 and the HK33 basically look like modernized versions of this gun.

[@panzerschiff9805]

@@blinthepannkek6173 And Plastic....lots of plastic.

[@blinthepannkek6173]

@@panzerschiff9805 **POLYMER HANDGUARD PRODUCTIONS INTENSIFIES**

[@lordemarsh6804]

@@Razar244 MP5 and HK33 are old guns bruh....

[@raptorx4724]

Germany was so ahead of it's time.

[@Tierchenmeister]

They were proiritzing pushing human evolution. A (radical?) way of thinking that is de facto forbidden nowadays.

[@valles_marineris8955]

Especially when it came to the atomic bomb

[@samvoulalis205]

Yep and it was Germany that got America to the moon, in reality a German flag should have been there but they got no credit due to America brainwashing power 🇩🇪

[@GeorgiaBoy1961]

The Germans did not invent the roller-delayed locking system which figured so prominently in the design of the MP44; it was appropriated from the pre-war work of Polish engineer Edward Steicke. The Germans deserve credit for its refinement, but the discovery was not theirs.

[@Mikhail-Tkachenko]

The MP44 uses a tilting bolt not roller delayed.

[@erock8616]

The STG 44 was way ahead of it's time

[@jeffreyking279]

The most badass weapon ever built. So ahead of its time. Just outstanding!

[@vincentkr]

no it wasnt

[@Serjm87]

your channel by far has the best audio in them. You can really hear the power of the rounds you are firing!

[@tfbtv]

Thanks!

[@emmettberryhill9449]

I couldn't agree more

[@BlitzTheEqualizer]

What is your microphone of choice?

[@MaxHohenstaufen]

TRUE DAT. SOMETIMES IT EVEN BOTHERS ME THAT IT SOUNDS LIKE THE GUY IS TALKING RIGHT NEXT TO MY EAR LIKE A GAY LOVER.

[@JackedRado71]

They should totally use your audio to produce video game sounds. Those long range shots were the best I’ve ever heard

[@Brobryanbruh]

Stg44: the guy who said the joke Ak47: the guy who repeated the joke

[@dylanhealy8126]

M1 Garand: the guy who encouraged AK-47 to repeat the joke

[@ShortArmOfGod]

@MitAKe Ran the ak uses a simplified garand trigger mechanism

[@dylanhealy8126]

ShortStop yep, and Kalashnikov himself stated John Garand’s designs were an influence on him

[@lonewanderer958]

MitAKe Ran AK-74 Hey? Where’d everybody go?

[@blinthepannkek6173]

@MitAKe Ran AR 15: that guy who shouted the joke in the entire bar

[@PennsylvaniaPlinker]

This is the best porn I've watched in a while.

[@yogeshkumbam]

Lawrence Gaming to fuck urself lamo

[@MaxHohenstaufen]

Indeed. Pornhub videos make you tired after 3 minutes. I could watch this all day.

[@dadagan8815]

Oh yeah, need a cold shower now

[@MikeyRumi180]

you must not get any or have nothing down there which explains why you love this video....

[@bradleyplayboy7043]

SERRIOUSLY! WHAT THE FUCK ABOUT THIS COMMENT ?

[@johnbartol8511]

German engineering at its best all those rounds fired through it and not one jamb stovepipe as well awesome video

[@threadworm437]

This and the fg42 were the most advanced weapons in the war imo, useful in almost every situation

[@MTC008]

germans are ahead of the time when it comes to engineering innovations of science and technology especially automotive industry and military equipment but they are also one of the world's greatest ahead losers as they lost world wars and even got divided in the cold war

[@mitzuriki]

I agree. have full auto,and semi at once is really convinient with these arsenal for it's time. Not to mention STG44 also had a marksman variant to add a scope on it!

[@JLongbow]

Yeah but the FG42 fired a full sized Rifle round so the recoil was ferocious. Far too powerful for close ranged combat. Hence the reason they went with the intermediate round for the stg44.

[@threadworm437]

@@mitzuriki FG42 also had a marksman variant, both great and beautiful guns

[@vincentkr]

thats how it was designed you silly haha

[@CelestialSwann]

I love how the handle looks like that from a Luger pistol

[@ginaespedido3444]

Luger grip is best grip. Change my mind.

[@cristianjensen33]

pretty common on most automatic German weapons from the time, like the MP-40 or the MG-42

[@dansable4169]

German engineering at its most deadly

[@Shadow77999]

No

[@eaglefreedom5361]

*Volksvaggen*

[@matteo.d.h6770]

@0392039r9w0 but they make some good shit too. Like jet aircraft mp40 kar98 tiger tank u-boat Panzer and other more mil equipment Because they like to experiment

[@covidhoax7646]

About as reliable as a typical German car.

[@teutonalex]

As a kid growing up in east Germany I found one leaning against a tree in the forest near Halbe once.

[@steveburrows203]

Did u sell it or can I buy it?

[@hanssmidt12]

​@@steveburrows203I bet it was 30 years ago and he left it

[@ganndeber1621]

No you didn't

[@teutonalex]

@@hanssmidt12 we took it home and my uncle made me get rid of it. It was really rusted anyway.

[@salad2309]

@@ganndeber1621 just because your life is boring doesn't mean others' have to be

[@ryanurquhart340]

The recoil. For this rifle seem not bad for its age. I often think🤔 when watching these vids with historical weapons. I ponder how many people the weapons killed people in it action. The soldier that it was first assigned to. Like an old penny . The story it hold are priceless

[@blinthepannkek6173]

Ak 107 recoil... *...IT'S SO SOFT*

[@Chosen_Ash]

It’s still has one of the best recoil

[@GoEatATowel]

DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA

[@thanasiosdaras7901]

Lmao

[@ShaDOWDoG667]

kriegsmen forward!!!!

[@Memento--Mori]

+Latmover Death Korps best Korps!

[@hannibalkills1214]

NEVER ENUFF DAKKA!

[@joe125ful]

Yeah!!! and all dead:)

[@BelialsGenuflect]

3:54 "god dammit get off my lawn"

[@thealgorithm4894]

Mya Elbows lol

[@GalluZ]

Lmao xD

[@cindi9935]

XD HAHAH

[@firesoldier1575]

Mya Elbows When you see a jew going by your lawn

[@Akirato]

When an american enters berlin

[@bonausmil4837]

Awesome sound on full auto. Love it

[@GUNNERSIGHTZEROED]

Excellent Rifle. Could still hang in there with modern rifles

[@GuZFahrzeugservice]

That's why it's still used today. Although mostly a reproduction or post-war production, the Stg44 can still be found in conflicts around the world.

[@kylevidetto1115]

​​@@GuZFahrzeugserviceI believe the last known sightings by the U.S. military of the STG-44 taken out of very old surplus crates for 21st century warfare were in Syria by rebel insurgent fighters. They held on to all the valuable WW2 stuff it seems.

[@GUNTHER-lx6vu]

That is one of the most beautiful guns ever

[@linkieloos]

We should all have sturmgewehrs! You get a sturmgewehr, you get a sturmgewehr, *EVERYONE GETS STURMGEWEHRS!!!*

[@thearousedeunuch]

- Oprah, 1943, colorized.

[@linkieloos]

@@thearousedeunuch wehrmacht Oprah is best Oprah. 😎

[@thearousedeunuch]

@@linkieloos Miss Oprah Von Sturm is a force to be reckoned with. :)

[@wernerruf7761]

@Gurki VIP Actually not "sturmgewehre", but "Sturmgewehre" - a noun starts with a capital letter.

[@thearousedeunuch]

@nimmivids You're right. Thanks for correcting me.

[@IllemDaFunk]

The rifle sounds incredible! I'm thankful that so many old weapons are still around and functional.

[@jimmydingo7138]

It's like hearing the beauty of Mozart for the very first time. Elegant rifle!

[@Luxai]

WE SHOULD ALL HAVE STURMGEWEHR! EH, YOU GET A STURMGEWEHR, YOU GET A STURMGEWEHR, EVERYONE GETS STURMGEHWERS!

[@themcjarhead1383]

Can I get a Kar9-NO YOU GET A STURMGEWEHR.

[@donalonzo63]

haha

[@elvishruncev1184]

no sturmgewehr for you

[@Fishdogpigsquirrel]

*Sturmgewehren

[@elvishruncev1184]

oh.right...my german got rusty

The 1st and possibly the greatest assault rifle ever made not because of accuracy or rate off fire but because it has influenced every great Assault rifle after it ( Leave it too the Germans too make the best weapons) their engineering was at another level 80 years ago just unbelievable..

[@amoredfist]

@Butter Toast AND WHAPPLE BANG yeah, and it was a piece of crap that didnt influence anything or anyone.

[@m1a1abramstank49]

Yeah the MK.IV was the greatest tank ever because it influenced tank design. That’s not how it works bud, if you’re thinking of better you’re going by specifications and service. MK.IV has teething problems, tolerable since it was the first fielded tank design. STG-44 IS NOT the best rifle today. Less ammo capacity, barely any modularity, it even had some problems in service though I need to find that out, and it’s heavier to carry for less. There was many other guns before that fit the ‘Assault Rifle’ definition WAY before the STG-44. Wehraboos can suck Soviet dick and admit their tech ain’t the best since tech can’t win a war

@@m1a1abramstank49 ??

[@m1a1abramstank49]

Ian Philp Do you understand me or are you a brainlet?

[@AtomicExtremophile]

@@m1a1abramstank49 late to the party, but you never named these earlier assault rifles...a claim not proven is just a claim...slavaboo...lol

[@s0r1ns3c]

Every time the bolt is cycled i literally melt with satisfaction

[@dapro2848]

One of the coolest rifles ever made.

[@genegarren833]

Actually I liked the section on shooting out to 300 meters. The German soldiers issued these weapons were taught to fire mostly semi-Automatic. As one can see full auto fire of an entire magazine will render a soldier with his 7 magazines soon all empty. Burst of course of 2-3 rounds was also effective and full rock and roll only in situations of very close combat requiring a mass of killing lead due to extreme and multiple danger to one's survival. Great job.

[@theweppe27official]

American: i got m1 garand British: i got lee enfield mk 4 Russian: i got svt 40 German: hold my kurz *reload sound*

[@MAKI702]

Russian got AVS 36!

[@thebravegallade731]

@AcoolCat the kar98 sucks tho

[@TheBalls55]

M1 was the best rifle in ww2. One shot would take Stg44 gunner out.

[@ukyo2010]

@@TheBalls55 Different tools for different jobs. I own 5 M1s, BTW. 1 is in .308 Win.

[@michaelarsaadyatma]

Gewehr 43: (sad rifle noise)

[@willywilmouth]

"SturmGewehr".....Le Fusil de la tempête....Un grondement et un déferlement de projectiles de 7.92mm. Le début de la génération des fusils d'assaut!!

[@xXShaDeXx0]

sexiest gun ever created

[@andreiwayneandrewbrucewayn3421]

The Royal Romanian Army used the STG-43 and 44 quite a lot since the fall of 1944.Awesome assault rifle and the very 1st one!

[@senxanx9375]

I never knew why shooters holded the gun by the magazine as a grip.. Until i went to the shooting range and burned my hand

[@muza-pe1183]

Damn

[@beraetuestarz3696]

Dude, this also goes for the ppsh, the mp40, the greaser gun, like bruh just put some fucking wood under there.

[@neurofiedyamato8763]

@@beraetuestarz3696 There's a pattern here though. The PPSH, MP40, M3 SMG, and the STG44 all had cheap and quick manufacture time a key design consideration. Now I don't think a wood furnishing would add insanely more time, but it wouldn't be super quick either. With a pure metal design, it can be stamped in one go without any additional work for the wood furnishings. The wood furnishings can become a bottle neck when it otherwise didn't need to.

[@afinoxi]

Holding by the magazine is also arguably more secure and easier to control the gun from.

[@royjaber571]

@@neurofiedyamato8763 I own a ppsh 41 but can't find ammo tho

[@nicobrits5111]

Oh that is where Kalashnikov got his idea.

[@Kalashnikov413]

100% wrong

[@brennanshaner9295]

My Grandpa Just threw a grenade into my room

[@charlesarmentrout5689]

Ha... I laughed so hard. Funny

[@nemindagamage9186]

U. N. D. E. R. R. A. T. E. D. 😂😂😂😂🙏

[@stevesullivan9752]

DARN KRAAAAUTS!!! ;)

[@ellayupano5919]

Lol

[@user-fn7cp3xw8v]

How come you survived?

[@beerrunner8153]

The worlds first assault rifle. This is where it was born.

[@iamkarma4819]

Beerrunner81 *first mass produced assault rifle

[@LoneWolf051]

not first, but first modern design

[@BlitzFromBehind]

Kevin Collver first by modern standards. first to have select fire and use an intermediate cartridge.

[@darnit1944]

@@BlitzFromBehind Not exactly the first. Because the Fedorov fires the 6.5mm, which is lighter than most rifle cartridges at that time. Well, it's still big to modern standard, but the concept is spot on.

[@darnit1944]

@@BlackforestManiac What? I said Fedorov's concept is pretty much the same as the modern assault rifle. However due to lack of funds for an intermediate cartridge, he used a smaller but still big 6.5 Arisaka cartridge. Therefore, i'm not wrong.

[@GNOLXOEKIM]

3:55 “german solider defends eastern berlin from the approaching red army

[@snuupie9224]

1945, colorized.

[@OphielPan]

*badly

[@willmartin1809]

Agfa colour

[@misterchapz3607]

someone stole ur comment

[@dima12130]

COD: World At War Heart of the Reich intensifies

[@evassar92]

Best video I’ve seen on the stg44.

[@pcprincipal191]

One of the best rifles ever made

[@GeorgiaBoy1961]

Now-retired Army SOF-D (Delta Force) operator, Larry Vickers, who is now an active trainer, author and You Tube gun-personality, for lack of a better term, considers the MP44 to be the most-significant firearm to emerge from WWII, if memory serves. If it is good enough for Larry Vickers, etc. etc. ..... it's probably good enough for everyone else. And even if I thought badly of it, which I don't - I don't want Larry to show up and make me do pushups!

[@reinbeers5322]

My country makes 1/3 of the rounds for this gun? I feel proud

[@vivekanandan5093]

Are you a civil engineer??

[@Tam0de]

@@vivekanandan5093 He's Portuguese.

[@ronironi4143]

mother of the modern riffle

[@josemoreno3334]

The war movie FURY comes to to mind. Some people thought it was a AK-47. Kick ass rifle.

[@Thrawnmulus]

I've always liked the STG 44 because I thought it was a beautiful gun.

[@ryanhynes6596]

Kids at school: I've got an MP2! I've got an MP3! I've got an MP4! Quiet kid: I've got an MP43.

[@ErikAdalbertvanNagel]

this comment deserves more

[@ryanhynes6596]

@Ivan Yeah but then it wouldnt have matched the video ya know

[@Chuked]

Mp44

[@michaelgroux839]

Alot of things we use in the military today where inspired and improved on from the nazis ideas in ww2... crazy

[@hakimzah]

Just refer them as Germans and you'll feel less surprised

[@xrstevenson]

German engineering is beyond out of anyone else's league. Not only counting the MP44 but the MP5 sub-machine gun as well is officially 60 years old and even more iconic than the very first Assault Rifle. And the MP5's Silencer is one of the few guns that actually sounds like it does in Hollywood

[@Ze_N00B]

@@xrstevenson TL:DR GERMAN ENGINEERING IS ZE BEST IN DA WORLD!

[@Reuben9344]

Citrusbird386 2 words, .300 whisper

[@looinrims]

@Kalyug Shiva it was German scientists that did everything post war

[@clementevaldez1271]

What a beautiful design....a dream come true!!!!!!

[@supe4701]

I’m a simple person, I see STG 44 in the title I click.

[@krisztianlengyel8210]

The reload sound is so awesome

[@ariefachmadi5027]

*Deutsche Qualitätsware*

[@wurstbrot3124]

*Ja man*

[@derkapitan452]

Megumi Catto schön gemacht

[@piligrimm2]

you joking buddy. so why no one makes stg 44 nowadays?

[@derkapitan452]

Green Forest because the concept technology of stg was stolen and thus became AK..

[@piligrimm2]

@@derkapitan452 Nothing common at all , here the video in English kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGW3pXVrf9acaK8 Stg 44 is much more similar to AR-15. Beside during the war germans copied all the soviets systems, like G43 (SVT 40) MP717 and MP719 ( PPSH41 and PPS43) Nebelwerfer ( BM 13 Katjusha)

[@EdmarOrlanez]

The sound is winning wow

[@uncletio0428]

Thank you for a very informative, straight forward video! (German engineering is incredible to say the least.) Love the shooting...keep up the good work. Thanks again...

[@blakemelkey3774]

I don't think I could ever get tired of seeing this gun in action

[@okayeg9290]

The god of all ARs

[@nadiff9723]

Andre-James Shaqiri the god of AK's*

[@Shadow77999]

Lol

[@davidgruen7423]

Funny how he didn’t say anything about the weight, one of the reason why that thing has less felt recoil is because it’s heavy, like really heavy compared to AK.

[@tawan_kd]

think it only weighs like 2 pounds more. idk.

[@davidgruen7423]

@@tawan_kd only 2 pounds? A drum magazine is about 2 pounds, and if you have ever hold AK with a 75 round drum magazine you know how heavy it is compared to 30 round magazine, even when it’s empty, that’s how different they are.

[@tawan_kd]

@@davidgruen7423 the sturmgewehr weights 5.13 kg (11 lb and 5 oz) when loaded with a 30 round magazine. the AK weighs 4.3 kg (9.5 lb) when loaded with a 30 round magazine. that’s literally just 2 pounds more, but yeah. it’s heavier than the ak. not by a long shot tho.

[@davidgruen7423]

@@tawan_kd oh sorry I didn’t make it clear, I didn’t say you are wrong, I am just saying the statement of “only 2 pounds” is an understatement, 2 pounds are a lot.

[@tawan_kd]

@@davidgruen7423 ohh ok. dw man it’s all good. have a great day 👍

[@Big6Duke]

Does it take glock mags?

[@TeamRetroWorld]

[explodes]

[@wyattrichardson6237]

Just shove the mag in there it'll work.

[@ottoskorzeny7984]

do they come in FDE?

[@LUR1FAX]

But does it take PMAGs?

[@ZeFrenchiestFry69420]

Can I put an M-lok handguard on it?

[@trojanthedog]

This thing looks like a work of art!

[@tashkent561]

Because it is one

[@kevinstafford4475]

Very nice example. I remember when in Iraq hearing about a unit that "liberated" a large cache of weapons that included crates of these. Crying shame about the NFA military regs concerning captured weapons since, from what we were told, all those weapons were destroyed.

[@frankwhite4128]

Damn shame that

[@tiberiusvindex804]

A friend of mine who was in Kosovo said he would see some of the most interesting guns during the weapons turn ins they held there. He saw a few of these, but the one that really stood out in his mind was the Thompson that a little old lady brought in once, still in its original packaging with the grease on the parts. Sadly, these were all destroyed...

[@kevinstafford4475]

Tiberius Vindex Yea, it's amazing the different and interesting firearms one will find across the globe that wouldn't be expected. My first Afghanistan rotation I came across a 1886 Lebel. I actually got to bring that one back, legally of course, since it was considered a "curio" by military regulations. We also found a bunch of 98 Mausers and I came across a stripped receiver and barrel for a M1 Garand. Same with Iraq, a lot of older, and collectable here in the States, weapons. Seriously sucks about that old Thompson. Unfortunately for those of us that appreciate older weapons, too many historical pieces are destroyed everyday.

[@MandalorV7]

It would probably create more red tape than it would be worth, but it would neat if there was a way to save some type of guns for historical quality.

[@kevinstafford4475]

Jacob Clark There is a way for the military to bring back capped weapons but it's a ton of paperwork and involves demising that weapon.

[@Knh55-u5l]

What germany created weapons during and since ww1 is amazing , i love this weapon on brothers in arms 2nd game for ps2

[@lizwynaco2222]

Good looking gun..and even the sound has a nice thump to it.

[@fortnutz-gaming8835]

I rather choose this than AK

[@keyboardwarrior0082]

hadji annihilator They are many stg44 still in service in Africa mainly Syria.

[@jdl6881]

Der Powerlifter_88 yeah that were in crates stored then brought out for use but they were not used in battle from ww2 till now especially with hard use it would not last. The design was never proven to be reliable and battle tested because we'll the Germans lost so the long testing never happened. In the Germans heads it was a throwaway rifle because they would just replace it with another no big deal this was during war time so longevity was not a concern while the ak had been thought out and tested to be reliable with a good while of war free research. Btw the stg and the ar actually have.more in common then the ak does with it

[@Kimi-uk6lf]

Keep in mind the Ak fires a hella bigger round.

[@appleseed2933]

hadji annihilator the ak was based on this gun...so it can last just as long or maybe even more than the ak...do some research before you start talking

[@scudb5509]

Big mistake.

[@hal7444]

70 something years later, we're still talking about it, admiring it, etc. For the Germans, it was one out of many mainstream engineering hits. Like, “so there, we got this new rifle that makes most military rifles obsolete.”

[@3746463]

2:00 D = Dauerfeuer = "sustained fire"

[@leonmeekel5486]

Fun fact: the stg 44 inspired a star wars weapon.

[@princereyes2094]

Which one though?

[@azravalencia4577]

@@dustdrake9860 correction, E-11 from Sterling SMG

[@scottthompson5855]

Han Solo’s blaster was a modified Mauser sans stock...

[@richardcanaan9244]

Fun Fact: star wars was inspired by world war 1 and 2

[@tidepod10yearsago97]

Even Dark Vaders helmet is based on the german stalhelm

[@Mariuspersem]

Think about how the war would be like if they had these at the start of the war

[@tfbtv]

+Marius Alexander It would have made almost no difference.

[@funkidyo]

Agreed, only thing that would have made a difference is them not going through with Operation Barbarossa and also if they had massed produced Panthers or Panzer 4's. Britain would've fell if Hitler hadn't started bombing London constantly instead of the RAF airfields in response to Britain firebombing Berlin.

[@SarumanOrthanc]

+Funkidyo London was bombed before Berlin.

[@funkidyo]

Redcoat The Regular Yes, whats your point? Hitler started to bomb London continously after they bombed Berlin. He had always bombed London but he never focused on it until after they firebombed Berlin.

[@SarumanOrthanc]

+Funkidyo You kind of made it to look like Britain randomly fire bombed Berlin instead of in retaliation.

[@gospelsparky]

"I smell commies"...love the shirt

[@tfbtv]

Thanks!

[@benjaminheering7236]

Its funny how you Pronunce the german words.XD

[@SkrotNisse1987]

Thats a cool weapon! love the sound of it

[@Wien1938]

Really interesting to see how mild the recoil is on that cartridge and at that rate of fire.

[@wales2k4747]

So much cooler than the AK-47.

[@j.palm6953]

Ak-47=copycat

[@futuregohan9662]

@@jailbotmark1379 ak-47 still copied stg44

[@СергейНетбубей]

@@futuregohan9662 No... M-16 still copied stg44

[@blinthepannkek6173]

@@futuregohan9662 okay, but only the shape and the long stroke gas piston, thats all. We didn't copied the rest of the gun. Look at AR-15, see how it works, how it's parts looked like, and how it is disassembled, then start realizing which gun actually copied the STG. And if you won't accept the fact, then you were just a dumb guy who keeps believing in gun myths. (No offense)

[@blinthepannkek6173]

@@СергейНетбубей very true. Their recoil springs are in the stock, safety switch is the same, mag release is the same, both had ejection ports with "windows" that closes it to protect the insides from debris. The disassembly procedures are almost the same. Face it, STG guys, AR guns actually copied your design

[@MrKa_Rate]

"Dauerfeuer" means full auto.

[@douglasfulmer5483]

Different people translate differently mein freund.

[@hjorturerlend]

Translated literally, it means "sustained fire".

[@douglasfulmer5483]

hjorturerlend That is true, but interpretation is always needed to discern the true language when translating. My original point was that bickering over minor differences in definition is kinda pointless.

[@hjorturerlend]

Douglas Fulmer I know, just putting it out there - no such thiing as too much information :)

[@douglasfulmer5483]

hjorturerlend Indeed XD.

[@davidforce5617]

It's amazing that this weapon is still in use over 80 years later in some places..

[@50mits]

Ah,the Grandad of all the Assault Rifles!!

[@leviackerman398]

50mits no the grandad of all rifles are the ribeyrolles 1915 and the awtomat federov. All Assault rifles are based on those two weapons

[@zntrlkmdo8722]

@@leviackerman398 the federov didn't have an intermediate round like other assault rifles

[@dr.thomassmith3497]

Levi Ackerman The grandfather of all rifles is the musket, and the ribeyrolles is a automatic rifle and the fedrov didn’t use an intermediate round. Don’t use battlefield 1 as a history lesson next time.

[@MayaK_A]

@@dr.thomassmith3497 fedorov didnt use intermediate round because this gun was developed at wrong time. In project fedorov must use it. Some time after constructors made solution to use japan ammo for arisaka rifle because war...

[@dr.thomassmith3497]

Маяк А And that’s why it isn’t the grandfather of modern assault rifles

[@worldwarwill1278]

Such a beautiful looking weapon, I own an MP43 myself, with an StG44 stamped magazine (unfortunately it’s deactivated) but it has pride of place in my collection!

[@foxtrotsierraproductions8626]

I doubt its an MP43

[@clintdavies491]

same here mate, mine has mp43 on it but I'm in England so deac. what else do you have in your collection ? I'm up to 10 guns now plus some accompanying holsters and bayonets.

[@worldwarwill1278]

@@clintdavies491 Hi Clint, your collection sounds great, what do you have. My old spec deacts are the mp43, mg34, k98, Browning Automatic Rifle, m1919a4 LMG, Thompson m1928 Zastava M72 (Yugoslav copy of the RPK LMG). My new spec deacts are an m1a1 carbine with replica stock and an m1 Garand. I have a few replicas too, an mp40, p08, a couple of p38s and a Colt45. An m1a1 RIS carbine and a PPSh-41 (plug firers), then finally a couple of blank firers which are an m1a1 Thompson, a ppk and an fg42 (I have a video of the fg42 is on my channel). I have recently started to collect post war French uniforms and equipment, so would like to add either a MAS36 or MAS49, but my ideal French weapon would be a MAT49 smg. If you are interested in checking out some of my collection, have a look at the warrelics forum. There is a great bunch of friendly collectors on the forum and you can check out all sorts of militaria from around the globe. Take care mate.

[@clintdavies491]

@@worldwarwill1278thank you for reply, nice collection mate. especially the BAR , mg34 and the 43. I collect ww2 German predominantly. as I say all deacs along with the mp43 I have a k98 sniper rifle with bayonet and matching scabbard, MP34 with bayonet and 3 mags/leather holder, P38 and holster, nazi cz 27 and holster , nazi Radom and holster, red 9 c96 with holster, MP 40 all matching numbers and a kriegsmaramine 1939 Luger with holster. Ive just purchased a nazi Femaru with holster and awaiting arrival but I'm absolutely skint now lol, a wonderful but very expensive hobby.

[@worldwarwill1278]

@@clintdavies491 No worries, your collection sounds nice too, you have some pretty iconic weapons. I always wanted an MP 40, but now they are WAY out of my price range lol. I had not heard of the Femaru before, so I have learnt something today. I totally agree with you there about the hobby. I went to Stoneleigh Militaria back in January and the prices of deacts are insane, you could easily spend the deposit for a house on them in ten minutes lol.

[@kamferjau]

Well the MP Maschinepistole designation also had something to do with Hitler not liking the idea of the Sturmgewehr at first, and thus they kept developing it under a machinepistol-keyword.

[@wraitheful]

fully automatic sounds slow, expensive & fantastic. single is sublime.

[@The_Raven_]

Wow sounds and feels powerful!!

[@kukluxkarl159]

"Dauerfeuer" Actually means sustained fire.

[@slither42]

great seeing this weapon in a high quality video/review.

[@navyvet05]

What a beauty the STG is.

[@SlovakiaGuy]

Amazing weapon. Can't write anything else.

[@cenanmehmet]

Czechoslovakia got destroyed by this guns

[@SlovakiaGuy]

@@cenanmehmetCzechoslovakia couldn't been destroyed by this gun, because this gun was developed after they destroyed it.

[@JUAN_OLIVIER]

@@cenanmehmet - Czechoslovakia was annexed, not invaded.

[@Thatonellama63]

I vote this weapon be the one for the next revolution

[@BosmanHa]

The only problem with it as I see it,would be aquiring enough ammo for such an endeavour. After the revolution,however,a new version of it can be made: and it will be the new standard.

[@vanessaparker6232]

Excuse the ignorance, however in the video I didn't pick up the calibre of this rifle.Please let me know.

[@samc2270]

@@vanessaparker6232 7.92x33 kurtz

[@blinthepannkek6173]

@@samc2270 that is a "heavy" bullet head, and a weak amount of power to blow that bullet head, thus, the STG needs a new caliber when someone wants to improve it, I suggest 7.62x39, 5.45x39, 7.62x54Mmr, 5.56x45NATO, or 7.62x51NATO. Warning: this a very cursed suggestion for a new STG caliber *50 BMG*

[@TurtleButter]

@@blinthepannkek6173 **cries in dislocated shoulder**

[@sanctus722]

Germany technology

[@sohomchatterjee]

*German*

[@urmomisurdad5422]

learn to engrish idiot

[@tac6221]

@@urmomisurdad5422 learn to spell idiot

[@thefoolishgmodcube2644]

@@sohomchatterjee It was on purpose to make it rhyme with technology

[@tonywallbank6511]

Also the first rifle to use a night sight called Vampir

[@AwesomeRepix]

Steermgewueer. Sounds hilarious when Americans say that.

[@annogi8667]

AwesomeRepix XD

[@Matthew-qy7op]

AwesomeRepix I live near a French town called: La Fontaine. The folks nearby make me laugh as they say: LaH FOUntin making it sound as if there is no French pronunciation. I always try to pronounce things well: La FOnTaine

[@Kvbagraj]

"Shtoormgewuer"

[@smoldoggy1005]

Squirrel

[@TroubleTwo]

Vickers Tactical pronounces it like “Sterm-Gerviere”

[@MrTowton1461]

God bless sacred Germany.

[@PpunktP]

Halleluja

[@thof8287]

My German fatherland is almost completely destroyed today. Nothing but a marxist shell of what it once was.. the Allie's with their communist marxist Allie's and bankers globalists got their wish.

[@BosmanHa]

@@thof8287 Yes; but all is not lost yet. As long as the German people still breath, there is a chance for the resurgence of old Germany.

[@thof8287]

@@BosmanHa I agree :) I also think whites of european decent are starting to unite against what I see as anti White/European hatred in our media and from our politicans! It's everywhere in the west! If anything before we win or fall we will all stand together as the brothers we are! take care

[@hoochhooch4593]

Blood and Soil!

[@lima993b]

that's what my grandpa carried :)

[@gubourn]

Can you get to carrying one soon. The globalists are fucking your country again, mine too

[@ДимитријеКончар]

you grandpa was a good man

[@markus5985]

@Michael Willhoit Stop it. Read a history book and educate yourself in German history, not everyone was an SS.

[@markus5985]

@Michael Willhoit What? You literally wrote, "Then he was an SS". and the last comment you wrote doesn't make any sense. I assumed that you were affected by availability and representativeness heuristic, and thus your judgment was biased because you ignored the base rate of the actual SS individuals enlisted during WW2 and surviving the war. And btw, no need to be offended by the comment and start insulting me with "You smart ass", but oh well, I believe you proved my point.

[@markus5985]

@Michael Willhoit that's fine

[@DeadPixel1105]

Beautiful rifle. Great video. Awesome t-shirt. You have yourself a new subscriber.

[@criley2723]

THE most gangster gun second only to the Tommy Gun.

[@QqJcrsStbt]

Well if I had a budget, I would take seven StGs or eighteen Stirlings and you can show up with one Tommy Gun. The Tommy Gun is a hard hitter but it cost more than the car which is now a tea-bag.

[@ingmigueleduardo7]

A masterpiece of art. Germans always have had the best firearms and arms in history. They knew about liberty and liberty is responsibility and being armed for defend yourself. Great content

[@rcrinsea]

Do you know what Nazi Germany did in WW2?

[@ingmigueleduardo7]

@@rcrinsea Yes i know. They Kicked many marxist *sses and tried to defend Europe against the corrupt global marxist communist masons and central banksters who rule the world

[@peterthooft3823]

run and gun coming soon?

[@Wiromax3]

Yes please!

[@tfbtv]

I require an additional magazine, but I have not found one for under $500 which I consider an absurd price.

[@peterthooft3823]

TFB TV That's unfortunate I wish I had 500$ lying around but then again I probably would have spent it on my own guns.

[@RonaldReaganRocks1]

What kind of camera and microphone do you guys use? The sound is savage! I am a filmmaker myself and I'm just interested! Please let me know!

[@gutersindrio]

run and gun isnt that unrealistic. i was at the new german military (the Bundeswehr). if you run faster and shot from the (hip)? i mean not aiming like this, im not sure what its called in english, i just google tranlated it... its called "Sturmabwehrschießen", which means in 1 to 1 translation Stormdefenceshooting. i learned it in the military, but you dont need it very often in a real fire fight xD

[@joesoldchanneldeprecated5948]

I love how it's still being used in a few years.