The Germans left in a hurry at Wars end - What did they leave behind?

[@maverick4177]

Those metal bars with loops on the ends are Horses mouth bits, the German army still used Horses for field kitchens and many other uses even in WW2

[@Mag_Aoidh]

Yes

[@TheMaryk82]

In our area the germans nearly confiscated also all the horses that were still alive to pull the guns and Flaks and to clear the fighting areas and to save the wounded and also fallen soldiers, and at least the horses were used for food. Was a hard time for the handfull old farmers here because they were no horses left at the end of war.

[@lawrencedobesh776]

The magazine is a B.A.R with 30/06 rounds

[@Hannibal222222]

20:21 these are sowjet 12,7x108mm rounds. Very similar to the US .50 BMG, as the diameter of the tip is also 12,7mm. Those are very easy to be determined on the bullet as the .50 BMG nearly always have a copper alloy jacket and the sowjet ones a steel jacket (rust!)

[@Sugmasigmab0y-b4m]

Max i love when you do these kind of videos ! They are very intresting and 100% sure you deserve more subs and views !

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Thanks a lot :)

[@MJFTW]

i agree

[@tor-emilsivertsen3260]

hi metal max. I love your videos. they make me want to just run out with my detector but there is to much snow here. keep up with the amazing work

[@Gettingrareofficial]

Nice finds bro! Also your my favourite medal detecting channel I watch, and you have inspired me to medal detect aswell, thank you❤

[@bramborak6313]

Thanks dude for another amazing video from detecting!

[@FieldCommandNapoleonOfficial]

found you from your previous episode and cant get enough. Great stuff mate. fan from aussie

[@The_Ghosted_Biker]

20:39 one time me and my friend found a .50 caliber bullet for the American sniper rifle in a box inside his barn and I once found a machine gun belt with unfired false bullets but it was still cool to see that something like that had stayed protected in the soil here in America and not rotted away for how long it had been there

[@oldtop4682]

The US sent a LOT of arms to the Russians during WWII. Not terribly surprising to see BAR and M2 rounds where they were at. Cool to find these things, and important to remember the history. The Germans were also good at capturing and using equipment from other armies they overtook or captured. You are finding VERY cool stuff!

[@lightdestructions]

The US also sent a lot of arms to the Chinese during WW2 too

[@oldtop4682]

@@lightdestructions Truth - and others. We had an intact industrial base that could build to scale. Many countries did not. Before the war the Flying Tigers were flying combat missions supporting China, so it wasn't just arms.

[@historyguard-ww2]

Lend-Lease program... ? So... only a german-russian "affair"...?

[@krautyvonlederhosen]

@@historyguard-ww2 we certainly could have picked a better ally to ship arms to. It was called Lend Lease, but Russia never paid anything back. Not to mention the thousands of lives wasted on the torpedoed ships to Archangel and Murmansk bringing this critical materiel. Remember, at the start of WWII, Russia was allied with Germany. Could have and should have concentrated on Western Europe and allowed Germany and Russia to grind each other to dust. in the east.

[@arjanberendsen2988]

So good to have you back Max! Hoping everything is well 😊

[@BasedBidoof]

Cool finds! Hope your channel gets big

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Thanks, nope so too :>

[@Kurdanian]

​@@MetalMaxWW2just subbed !

[@williamalvey632]

Wow what a great video with some interesting finds you make really enjoyable videos thanks Max

[@ob216]

Hi Nice finds! At 31:52 the unknown items are pieces of vickers machine gun.

[@BRYSEN22]

Those weights you found are used for weighing precious metal such as gold or silver. You may find something really good in that area.

[@retAFcop98]

Tolles video!! Great upload! Thank you for another adventure.

[@spicykokosnoot7115]

amazing finds looks like a great location! i do metal detecting myself too mosly in the netherlands but some germany too hoping ill find a location like this some day. keep it up!

[@dermonch4934]

23:00 solch eine Munibox habe ich komplett in einem Müllloch gefunden , leer und total verbogen , allerdings beide Hälften mit Durchschuss in der unteren Hälfte , das Leder war bei meiner Kiste am Griff auch noch vorhanden . Liebe Grüße

[@barbaragravely920]

Nice finds kool Metal Max. Take care im lookin for another explore.

[@ACAdventures]

What a nice video my friend! Some very nice finds. Love the Segelflugzeugführerabzeichen „C“. This location is crazy, it reminds me of our places, but we don’t find weapons there. I’m waiting for more videos :) Regards AC

[@JayS1889]

Great video and great finds Max I really enjoyed watching. Hope you find more great stuff.

[@Ratel777]

Bro good Work 👌😍💪💪 Greetings From Poland ✋👊

[@cajuncanewt]

Awesome videos, hey, FYI- did you know you sound just like colonel Klink from Hogans Hero’s TV show, very entertaining

[@Plantagenaut]

31:52 I think those are a pair of feed chute adapters for a machine gun...not sure, though. You have some great finds! I subscribed!

[@gabormasli6129]

Finally got to watch the new video, and woah awesome finds again man! I was very happy finding just a magazine for the G43, and here you are finding the rifle itself😁 these are some incredible places with a lot of history.

[@FinnSmith-l3n]

I love your content thanks for being awesome 👍

[@Carlo1997]

cooles Video Das ist nen wilder mix an Funden ! mega interessant frage mich wie das zu Stande gekommen ist so viele verschiedene Munitionssorten anzutreffen. ist das nun Ostfront oder Westfront super spannend !! weiter so ✌

[@leon4401]

Remember you found that Mauser that was used in World War I and then reused in World War II, well I hope you find something greater than that on this one which I know will be great

[@MetalMaxWW2]

That's gonna be impossible to top xD I'd almost say once in a lifetime find. I find some intresting stuff in every video though!

[@davidhibbs6989]

Yes just subscribed it's in English 😂 amazing finds. I take it you leave the unstable ammo behind. Many years ago digging in northeast Pennsylvania -U.S. I found two German coins in a little wooden box about 6 inches in the ground one was dated 1939 gold tone color with the swastika on it. The other was a token octagon in shape silver tone when translated in English it said good for 1 liter of Beer!

[@Canned_beef]

So glad you’re back.

[@trailblazer800]

Very nice again! Keep them vids comming up!

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Will do as long as I have time to go out and find intresting stuff ^^

[@MasyCoD]

Durch dein letztes Video den Kanal gefunden, übel Interessant was du alles aus dem Boden ziehst.✌🏻

[@Ntheguitar]

The K98 was so well preseved. Good quality steel!

[@aatdk5264]

31:49 those two there It looks a bit like it is from a mg. that which holds the cartridges before they enter the chamber of the (mg) but to What kind of model I don't know. That's some cool stuff you find. good video 😎👍.

[@ItzJayEveryday]

It’s crazy to think some of these personal items could have been good-luck charms

[@Rickkert2000]

This will be amazing again!

[@DeividasOn]

20:00 thats a Degtyaryov machine gun barrel: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Degtyaryov_machine_gun

[@markgolden1418]

Those mechanisms are German mg belt delinker. It feeds the cartridge into the mg. 2 of them thats pretty cool.

[@DL6KA]

Cool finds man…… vor einem Jahr hatte ich das Sumpf video schon mal gesehen aber irgendwie den Kanal verloren…….schöne Funde Ich gehe auch meistens alleine …. Muss auch noch mal in den Osten mal schauen …..

[@manicgamingguy6161]

how many bits do you end up with at the end of the day?

[@brendonelton]

29:03 Mouthpiece or the bit for a horses bridle.

[@tavish4699]

hallo max, wie findest du denn immer orte wo noch was liegt? möchte auch in dieses hobby einsteigen aber ich weis garnicht wie das geht,lauft man einfach drauf los oder recherchiert man vorher wo wohlmöglich truppen bewegungen waren?

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Das bleibt einem selbst überlassen! Man kann auf gut Glück an Rückzugsrouten suchen oder vorher gucken wo ggf. Rastplätze etc waren.

[@LeLut1n]

nice find i love the mg box cap

[@davidstorm8879]

20.09 looks like some sort of AK with the gas blow back connector sticking out the barrel

[@asya9493]

I've got mosquitoes flying out of the computer speakers.

[@troylee529]

Seems like a pow camp and a retreat spot?? Lov your show max

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Yes that's exactly what it is, somewhat ^^ Many different finds, so probably soldiers with some POWs...

[@dam00r]

8:30 Must be a mass grave there

[@nickvending9688]

Great video, really enjoyed it and subscribed. What do you do with your finds? You mention leaving the ammunition behind in your videos. Many thanks

[@TimBrown-om5ng]

The barrel you found was a BAR barrel. I don't think they had changeable barrel but it could be from an armor ers field repair or just from a destroyed gun.

[@marcheiligers4409]

Schönes Video, probs from Holland 🇳🇱

[@myfilmclip]

Hi I am a new subsciber to your channel but have been watching alot the last few days and enjoying your videos. I live in the USA (New York) and I use to detect American Civil War sights down south but havent in a long time. I have been always very interested in WW2 my father served in the Navy in the Pacific theater of battle during WW2 . I wish I could do what you do, keep up the good work. I do have a question I hear you say some things your not allowed to keep what are the rules ? Take care be safe

[@SilvercreekAnimations]

I respect how well you follow the law, if I found ww2 firearms whilst metal detecting, Id probably have an illegal stash of them. Great video!

[@CreativeUsernameHere-r1k]

I mean, having illegal stash of rust clankers would be pretty useless, I'd probably just get an official deatication certificate as they are most likely beyond any use XD

[@jimmyj9838]

Great finds!!!

[@YEEBOI688]

I have found a Stahlhelm in my village a few months ago

[@YEEBOI688]

I love your vids keep up the good work

[@lightdestructions]

A lot WW1 and WW2 weapons looks beautiful especially some of the Japanese weapons

[@jat1994]

That BAR magazine is so rare

[@andrewsims4123]

Thank you max , I really enjoy your videos they are fun and fascinating 😀 I thought you might change your channel name to "mosquito max" as they are annoying you 😀 best wishes, Andy , UK .

[@yellowduckdigger]

Sehr schöne Sachen dabei!!!

[@sanderspanjaardt4669]

Love your videos! I moved from The netherland to germany 2 years ago and i have a question. Is it allowd to go metal detecting in the woods? I heard people say its not. I want to go and go metal detecting myself here. I am near Bad Arolsen. Thanks for your interresting videos :D

[@Westsondler]

Another great Video. What detector du you use ? LG

[@MetalMaxWW2]

The Makro Multi Kruzer ^^

[@vjman2518]

do you keep the guns you find?

[@MetalMaxWW2]

No I dont

[@johnsorce3345]

The little silver pcs is part of a cuff link

[@harrygreen6607]

AWESOME CHANNEL

[@Rickkert2000]

Interesting that there was ammo inside the gasmask canister, cool!

[@hgghgguk]

not just any ammo soviet mosin ammo

[@Rickkert2000]

@@hgghgguk Yup, i saw that ;) but yes you would expect german mauser ammo ofcourse

[@AParallelReality]

All these finds just remind us how wasteful wars are. Human life, resources, time, materials, nature ect ect.

[@derjungevomland6035]

20:00 sieht eher nach nem alten Luftgewehr aus interessant wäre das kaliber warscheinlich so um die 80-90 jahre alt

[@jaxsonbaum8523]

Hey Max I was wondering how much does the permit to remove these pieces cost?

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Hey, not something you can buy with money. You need to visit courses on archeology and stuff depending on the state. In Bavaria you only need the landowners permit.

[@Crazyayrton4]

It makes me cry knowing the stuff he has to leave behind due to the laws

[@Dark_Horse_Productions23]

Very good content Max, i like to watch your video's..! How about the rule's in Germany.? Can you search everywhere in your country.?

[@alexvisser5913]

No its illegal but he claims he doesn't take most off the stuff

[@MetalMaxWW2]

It's not illegal everywhere and yes, I'm not taking any ammunition or guns. THAT would be illegal.

[@Deceiver85]

Living in Sweden, so we obviously don't get any of these WW2 metal finds. Also, the bureaucracy and permits around using metal detectors is crazy.

[@tfordham13]

A question do you donate your finds to a museum?😊

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Sadly that is not possible here, plus they dont want "trash" like this...

[@tfordham13]

@@MetalMaxWW2 but there from ww2?

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Doesn't matter

[@tfordham13]

@@MetalMaxWW2 mmm well most museum where in live would probably take them

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Lucky for you then. In Germany it's a bit different. But either way, most of the stuff found is considered trash anyway.

[@stroxien1308]

15:55 ammo for STG 44

[@jimmieguy1729]

Hello new to the channel and I am wondering if you get to keep what you find. I know that you cannot keep the guns. Keep up the good work.

[@Silent-Studios-of2jw]

Oh I thought he kept them in storage at his home because they don’t work anymore😅

[@jimmarnell3964]

Where are you off digging at? East of Berlin?

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Sorry not revealing that. But nowhere close to Berlin.

[@joshuataft5541]

My hero..i live through ypu..some see junk i feel history ❤

[@xxaxel114xx7]

the two other box looking things are lights 🔦

[@scaro81]

Very big mosquitos omg

[@AParallelReality]

Can you detect around where Hitlers eagles nest house was? I bet there would be some great stuff around there.

[@AParallelReality]

I was also thinking around where his bunker was would be amazing. I think it’s a parking lot now.

[@AParallelReality]

What’s the best thing you have ever found detecting?

[@AParallelReality]

I found a small 10k gold ring once but mostly just newer coins but I love going because you never know😀

[@ironspider3592]

the 50cal ammo can be from the german mg131

[@mariuszrojek-os4nz]

Znalazłeś nieśmiertelniki. Być może ktoś po wyzwoleniu obozu wracał na piechotę przez las do domu. (translate to pl.) Skąd jesteś?

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Why don't you just comment in english? I'm from Germany anyway...

[@Yoboimt]

Wow your English is very good 👍

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Thanks a lot :)

[@dennisvestby4432]

magazine is an m1 Garande 30-06 American.

[@Mag_Aoidh]

Mystery objects are either Russian Maxim MG feed blocks or MG08.

[@Nathan_Whaley-g8m]

look like vickers feed trays to me

[@Mag_Aoidh]

Could be, they all were developed from the 1884 Maxim.

[@Ohdatsrbt]

The magazine is for the American BAR

[@RobertRobinson-dy3rj]

They left their hearts in San Francisco 😮

[@lera_cactus]

Oii new videoo Sure is going to be interesting котик

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Of course Lera the cactus is first (ㆁωㆁ*) It's gonna be a nice adventure ^^

[@ww2historyfinderl587]

The russian soldiers when the got liberated by russian forces from pow, they would be used directly back in service so most likely the big dug out with stalag ekm was doug by russians and that explains all the russia ammo and gun parts and land lease program stuf. Again awsome finds Good luck next hunt

[@tterwe]

Btw th little chain thingy is a horse bit it goes in their mouth

[@rolo1344]

32:13 BAR magazine american

[@убитьБэра]

Sah aus wie Handschellen am ende

[@MarcinKaluzniak-gy4ze]

Wow

[@Mag_Aoidh]

DP28 barrel

[@historyguard-ww2]

Interesting and impressive ! POW dog tags... German, american and... russian ammo and weapons... ! Russian ammo inside a german gas mask canister... I wonder... what's the "story behind" of... what happened there... ??

[@jamesyork273]

cool

[@CalebHumphrey-zx2re]

To me it looks like a bit for a horse 🐎 but I don't know if it is

[@maV096]

29:12 Pferdegeschirr Gruß

[@psx4pro357]

You can tell by his accent that he is a german 😂

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Didnt you comment that 5 days ago already? Lol. I mean its obvious, so yeah.

[@psx4pro357]

Yeah I did but forgot it lol

[@psx4pro357]

@@MetalMaxWW2 But I'd have to say i like ur vids a lot

[@dimalixcsohn960]

waaruuuuuuuuuum WARUUUUUUM kein Langarmshirt ??? :D

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Bruhh bei der Hitze? Lieber würde ich nackt sondieren als lange shirts anzuziehen haha

[@dimalixcsohn960]

@@MetalMaxWW2 :D gibt es nicht da Atmungsaktive Lösungen? Ich leide immer mit wenn die Viecher dich stechen

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Ist schon ok ^^ Es lohnt sich dafür ja

[@smegsus]

geile videos

[@maxvonwiesenek]

Sind sie deutsch

[@MetalMaxWW2]

Ja