The Guns At Springfield

[@hansenbrosarms]

The greatest Firearm manufacturer of the United States of America.

[@timarnold9969]

Six years ago I had the opportunity to tour this museum. It was incredibly cool. It is paradise for a gun-lover.

[@mrburns2101]

Excellent

[@General.Longstreet]

Great video. Thanks for posting.

[@legalisquestae]

@20:20 This may be the best artifact around for resolving the ‘Ol “M1 GHER-und” versus “M1 Ghah-RAND” argument. Looks like my dear old Dad, and his DI, had it right...

[@johncataloni8552]

It literally does nothing to "resolve" it, his name was pronounced Gair-end, not Guh-rand. This video gets it wrong like everyone else

[@johncataloni8552]

Except they literally call the man Guh-rand in the video. He did not pronounce his name that way, do simple research to find out how he wanted it pronounced. I don’t care what his family now pronounces it, they had nothing to do with the rifle. So your point is invalid and irrelevant

[@TommygunNG]

York used a 1917 Enfield, not a Springfield.

[@General.Longstreet]

He did but 1917s weren't made at Springfield .

[@badcompanym44]

18:12 is the coolest 1903 I've ever seen.

[@davidshaw809]

And McNamara had it closed

[@vkigo3]

You see the cord? LoL and thanks for these vids you wont find vids like this easily

[@josevazquez2139]

2116 isn’t that a Russian smg? Where’d you get that?

[@joeguzman3558]

That was my stepfather brother

[@miguel89ist]

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