Top 5 Most Fun Guns

[@DaytonaRoadster]

i'd do...unspeakable things for an MP5

[@z-trip5457]

Brass 'n Barrels Firearms Channel Like what? earning money?

[@DaytonaRoadster]

Communism and peace id rather have the MP5, but yes

[@boston7704]

Brass 'n Barrels Firearms Channel - interesting. What would you do for a selective-fire MP5? :-) I had an opportunity to shoot one, and it was...impressive.

[@kilppa]

+Communism and peace Unfortunately you cannot get such guns in most parts of the world no matter how much money you have.

[@z-trip5457]

Kriste Isopahkala True, and it sucks

[@dougersonify]

Who else had a panic attack at 1:14 when he loaded a round at his table then pulled the trigger? 😂

[@markuswimann4230]

No cause i saw the primer was hitten.

[@mentalspartan5598]

I cringed

[@bobsmith-ru7xp]

It's a dummy round, no primer and no powder.

[@becauseisaac]

I had the thought...

[@BruhMoment93_]

Why are you laughing also A F*CKING EMOJI WHY

[@nismoman420]

As a Terminator, my favorite weapons are: -Da Oozi Nein Millimeedah -Da 12 gauge Autoloadah -45 longslide w/laser sighting -AR-18

[@probablymelgibson2344]

Lmao

[@skeltonslay8er781]

You forgot the phased plasma rifle in a 40 watt range

[@oliverallen5324]

@@skeltonslay8er781 Just whatcha see, pal!

[@silverrain99205]

Skelton Slay8er was looking for this comment.

[@Bubba-Fudd-bulletsmith]

Sig 550

[@sialin8813]

5.Vietnam War Era M16 4.Lee Enfield 3.G36 2.Trench Shotgun 1.Martini-Henry

[@vadedocmac9060]

Rongxia Lin hell yea

[@diego2fuego869]

WeeklyShark how do you get your hands on a g36

[@diego2fuego869]

WeeklyShark or an m16

[@tacticalteddy98]

When your top 5 guns is based on in game performance from battlefield 😂

[@nickbull7734]

Why the Vietnam war era version? It was extremely difficult to use in the war so they brought out the M16A1

[@EvilMerlin]

1.) AR-15 family. Just plain fun. Lego for adults. Sure they are common, but there is really nothing you cannot do with them. Dozens of calibers, millions of options. Can't go wrong here. 2.) K98. Cannot disagree with you here. For all the same reasons. 3.) Ruger 10/22. Enough said nothing else needs to be. 4.) Mosin Nagant 91/30. Sure you may have a sore shoulder at the end of the day, but damn the 91/30 can do everything decently. And if worse comes to worse you can use it as a massive club. 5.) M1 Garand. Who the heck can pass this one up for fun. Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom, PING.

[@wikieditspam]

1) AR-15 made out of legos 2) Jpeg of AR-15 3) AR-15 sketched on loose leaf paper 4) AR-15 sketched on blank printer paper 5) electric toy AR-15 bb gun with cheap illuminated reticle rifle scope.

[@literallyartemis]

I have to agree with the Mosin 91/30. That and my Kel-Tec Sub 2000 are my favorites, but as much as I adore folding .40cal rifles? There's something *SO* satisfying about the absurdity of the Mosin.. Firing an incredibly loud rifle into a small object and watching it get blown away is such fun.

[@thewaterdrop123]

+wikieditspam Where do you live that you can´t get a AR-15 semi-auto?

[@dreamingflurry2729]

I always feel envy when you Americans talk about your guns! It's the one thing (ok: One of the few things!) I hate about Germany: The fear and hatred for guns (Damned: Guns aren't bad, people are and it's not like I can't run people over in my car and kill way more than I could with a gun...just look for something like a yard-sale and drive right through and you have most likely killed way more people than you could have running around with a semi-automatic rifle, even if it's an evil "assault-weapon"...hell, something like an M1 Garand is just as deadly as a freaking AR :( -.-) ps: Yes, you can - in theory - own guns in Germany, but you have to jump through a loot of legal hoops and it's expensive (because you need special gun and ammo lockers that aren't all that cheap!), not to mention that concealed/open carry is not a thing (unless you are a guard, body-guard, policeman or soldier!) and you can only transport your guns to and from the gun-store/gunsmith and to and from the range...in theory you are in big trouble if you decide that on the way home from a day of shooting that you want to stop to buy groceries, even more so if somebody steals your weapons while you are shopping (you'll get punished, you will probably lose your license for gun-owning and you will also have lost the money your guns/license etc. cost!)

[@johnt4060]

Evil Merlin you and I think alike man!

[@Chewedbacca]

its pretty easy to tell that his video was made by a hunter at heart...

[@tfbtv]

+Chewedbacca Uh, so?

[@Chewedbacca]

TFB TV not bad, good... im german born and raised and i agree 100% in every point, thats part of why i love this channel.

[@Chewedbacca]

TFB TV keep up the great work

[@lloyddonlloyd]

Chewedbacca

[@Chewedbacca]

lloyddonlloyd yes?

[@creature3628]

1. My air rifle 2. My air rifle 3. My air rifle 4. My air rifle 5.My air rifle I'm British, cut me some slack.

[@pullenmyskin4678]

+Louis Sanderson yea but u need a good reason and land it's expensive af as well

[@creature3628]

***** Yeah my cousin has a .22 It will take a bit before I'll be able to afford a firearms certificate and a wall safe and I also need to spend a lot of time in a gun club first.

[@kanejones99]

Try getting your firearm and shotgun license, as long as you have land or a club to shoot at then there is no issue. I go to one where we can go from .22lr up to .45 colt

[@ion716]

come to ireland, we're more lax

[@StewIsBest]

I'm sorry

[@georgeking6356]

Love my 98...paid $17 for it in 1967.

[@IsaacSchultz]

But is it actually "fun" to shoot?

[@USAirsoft]

3. M1A-14 2. Mauser 98 1. Galil classics, any of them either 3.08 or 5.56

[@hectorpilgaardgertz5377]

@Adolf hitler i did not expect to see YOU here

[@chanosalinas77]

@Adolf hitler How's retirement in Argentina?

[@LukeSmith-kt2ir]

9:48 low key roasting the Mosin Nagant

[@hectorpilgaardgertz5377]

As one would do

[@Eric-ky3fo]

My favorite gun to shoot is the Nagant Revolver. Did you know you can suppress those?

[@Eric-ky3fo]

The Type 14 Nambu is my other favorite because I hate living.

[@dylanwilliams3750]

That you can, unlike majority of other revolvers. Something to do with unsealed cylinders or something like that.

[@kingbaldwiniv5409]

You have got to be kidding! That thing's sights are wonky to say the least. I like the cylinder lock deal, but it is CRAZY! I am glad someone can use it well. I liked the Tokarevs much more.

[@yeaman992]

I shoot one almost every time I go to the range, the double action is ludicrous! And reloading is a joke.

[@Eric-ky3fo]

Michael Snozek Yeah Tokarevs are the bomb!!

[@FUBAR558]

I love shooting our Winchester model 1894. The 30-30 has always been my favorite.

[@markalcala9727]

Same here!

[@Howie262]

I gotta agree.I've shot the lot of military weapons,But nothing feels quite like a Mauser k98k.If I had the amo, I'd use it over many rifles.

[@lesleygee9787]

I reload and cast bullet for it im making them for $0.21 a shot

[@23pyromaniac]

RPG-7

[@regulageddasambasivarao9149]

kobyashi how about an m134 minigun

[@BatDrass]

I prefer the Enola Gay chambered in atomic bomb.

[@commanderbeepo8066]

kobyashi though not traditional I enjoy my chlorine gas launcher

[@zerocells]

John C that shit had me laughing harder than I should have.

[@dreamingflurry2729]

Not only you, zerocells, not only you...I know I am a bad human being, but hey: Laughing is tons better than crying, even if the humor isn't for everybody!

[@kpanik249]

If the Mauser was a woman I'd make her my wife.

[@MegaAppleshit]

Ms. Mauser is too good for you man. Waaaaaay out of regular people's league. ;)

[@falchester]

Too bad it's a man

[@jorelldye4346]

Frauser

[@mattjones8474]

1. Heavy hitter, Ruger Hawkeye 300WM or marlin 1895 45-70. 2. Nostalgic, Mauser, Mosin 3. Shotguns- Parker Trojan 16ga, browning auto 5, browning gold 4. Lever action, pre 64 Winchester 94 (32 Winchester special) and marlin 336 5. Semi auto- Ruger ar556 MPR and mini 14

[@1337penguinman]

My favorite is still my AR. I know, boring choice, but still fun as hell to shoot.

[@SlavicCelery]

+The Odessa Cubbage Foundation Fun yes, modern no. Would you call a '70 Chevelle SS a modern car?

[@SlavicCelery]

Benjitsu Not saying classic cars are lacking. They are certainly good for that, picking up women. M4 is no different than putting fuel injection system into a classic car. It is a standard firearm, but it ultimately isn't "modern". It's a firearm that's been modernized many times over. However, it is not the next step in firearms development. We'll have to see if 6mm telescopic ammo is the next answer in firearms development.

[@Stigstigster]

It's easily done when bashing out a quick comment. I absolutely know the difference and where to use them but I sometimes type the wrong one anyway.

[@MattySawcheck]

Hey there's nothing wrong with liking your AR of AK pattern rifle. They are practically flawless rifles. Good pick!

[@1337penguinman]

Matthew Sawicki Plus one AR is often very different than another. I actually got rid of the pistol grip on mine for a more traditional stock line that I prefer. Looks goofy as hell, but shoots quite well. Look up the FRS-15 stock if you're curious.

[@panama-canada]

sks from practical point of view - cheap reliable and Surplus ammo is plentiful.

[@AmericanHandgunner44]

Alex Povolotski You must not live in the US. There is no surplus ammo here. Just cheap steel cases ammo like Wolf or TulAmmo or Brown Bear. But no old corrosive surplus.

[@panama-canada]

Nathan Mueller Correct. I'm in Canada. We have plenty of Soviet and Chinese SKS ammo in crates of 1200 rounds.

[@AmericanHandgunner44]

Alex Povolotski Ah. Lucky. I remember last seeing those maybe in 2012 or 2013-14. Obama did a lot to affect importation of guns and ammo.

[@panama-canada]

Nathan Mueller I hope you voted for the right guy these elections :-)

[@no8lc7c39]

Alex Povolotski I love my Chinese sks

[@leutsssz]

I like the kar98k its fun to shoot.

[@zachcollins9236]

PanzerGrenadier my kar98 is so cool it has a 1939 stamp with the Nazi symbol

[@tylersullivan2898]

PanzerGrenadier I bought a 98k at a pawn shop for $135, in amazing shape. They couldn't sell it for years because of the swastika and the golden eagle on it, so I picked it up. Absolute blast too shoot, 8mm is amazing to shoot, if you can handle the recoil lol it's not for the faint. Came with a bushnell scope too

[@NWA744]

I bought a 1945 Turkish Mauser from Cabela's for just over $300 a few months back. It is in excellent shape and while the kick can be brutal, it is incredibly fun to shoot.

[@erickherrera4539]

How much do they go around for?

[@TheTyler701]

Erick Herrera that’s a pretty open ended question. Depends highly on how original lt ls and lts condition. The lowest ones will be “Russian captures”. Russians took them after the war, penciled ln numbers, finished I️t up to look nicely, and are always not matching. They’re about $600 or so. For about $1000-$1500 ls the price range of high quality original condition mausers. l would look on “Armslist” and try to find good deals who are willing to ship. lts basically a Craigslist for guns.

[@hugh-johnfleming289]

You had me at dove hunting. Sporting shotguns... my old Wards double, my Grampa's, would go into battle with me. I do love dove, and quail, hunting but I HATE plucking and cleaning them. Eating them is another matter.

[@zombieplus1423]

My personal favorite gun to shoot would be a Luger P08 in 9mm.

[@MongolordD]

Definatly one of the coolest pistols ever made how can you not love the Luger

[@compulsor5853]

I've wanted one since I lost my highly detailed, all-metal black cap pistol version in the 70s, but never seriously pursued one due to cost. BUT THEN- less than 2 weeks ago, I was lucky enough to stumble upon a numbers matching 1916 with original wooden mag release, 90% blueing in the "Used Guns" at Gander Mountain!? I hesitated a moment, because it looked too clean, I assumed it was a .22 replica or similar because it was too clean. Fast forward, I pounced on it after further inspection proved it was indeed an original. It had just come in that day, and they said after I bought it they had 25+calls about it. The whole time I was looking at it, several vultures were circling, praying for me to say 'nah'. But she's mine, and in excellent shape. In fact, after a quick field strip and reassembly (NO cleaning or lube, as it still felt slick) I took her straight to the range, and proceeded to drill 2-3 mags inside the middle 3 & bullseye. They're LOUD, and kick- but just super awesome!

[@zombieplus1423]

+Compulsor That grip almost feels like an auto-aim feature.

[@lunics9808]

Compulsor did you know that there are also versions with a 15 - 20 cm barrels and a 50 rounds-magazine plus a shoulder stock :D the luger is just so cool

[@hristomihailov7145]

You know that most of the lugers are only and just 9mm. Anything that isn't 9mm is just fake

[@natanl1567]

Go Mauser!

[@dchavez1528]

Holy shit Rommel and Stalin in the same comment section. Tip my hat to the Desert Fox. Stalin you can get fucked

[@jrocks1971]

LOL - Rommel! ;-)

[@maxwellharris507]

The most fun I had shooting a gun was with an M1A1 Carbine loaded with a Korean War vintage 30-round curved magazine and with a proper Springfield Armory M1 Garand built in 1943 (still has the original barrel, sights, internal mag, etc.)

[@xhiliu8498]

Same for me my grandpa was issued the same m1 carbine with the 30 round mags when he was in Korea, I still love shooting it

[@inverted311]

The Mauser at the end is absolutely gorgeous.

[@TALIZ0RAH]

I really enjoy my Rossi matched pair .308. Its a piece of junk but hitting steel at 400 meters with a 120 dollar rifle that has its barrel and fore grip held on by dollar store zips ties is infinitely fun.

[@TALIZ0RAH]

Although the ar im building will probably out class it in fun.

[@johnt4060]

Lol! That's the definition of fun.

[@mikelatta484]

I'd have to have a M1 Garand on my list. I know. We could second guess your list all day, but that just seems like low hanging fruit, when it comes to fun guns. Keep up the good vids.

[@HaakonTheViking]

My favorite shooter is my Norwegian M94 Krag-Jørgensen or the "Lang/long-Krag" in 6,5x55mm

[@tfbtv]

I would *love* to have a Norwegian Krag rifle, but they are very hard to find in the USA.

[@HaakonTheViking]

I would really like to see one of you major american You Tube gun channels try one out. I love them, but I'm biased being Norwegian. I hope one of you guys get your hands on one in decent or good condition. There is one guy but his stomperud is shoot out, and the Nazi-Stomperud is the crudest of the Norwegian Krags, although they are verry collectable. The Kregs are verry common in Norway and was the standard target rifle until the 1990's. Sadly many are spirterized because of this. But the sporterized ones usually are more accurate, less shot out, and has better triggers and sights and stuff.

[@tfbtv]

HaakonTheViking Frankly, I would like to see a European make a high quality video of the rifle so we could see your perspective!

[@HaakonTheViking]

TFB TV Actually I've been thinking about that. The problem is getting myself to doing it, and the fact that I can't own more than 6 guns on my hunters licence. Witch also forces me to prioritize hunting weapons. And makes a gun-chanell a short project. But I've been thinking about making a video about my Krag, and my Mauser K98kF1. The F1s are Norwegian captures converted to 30.06 after the war, and was in use for a long time after the war. Fun fact, since there was so many of them here in Norway after the war, sporterized mausers in 30.06 is still one of the most common hunting rifles to this day

[@BushmasterXM15E2S]

Can you beat the system by having one gun with interchangeable barrels for multiple calibers for your hunting?

[@shoottothrillphotoWI]

My personal top five all-time fun guns in no particular order: 1. AR-10/15 platform for the ultimate in customized 'Barbie dream guns.' 2. Ruger 10/22 -arguably, the most reliable 22LR repeater rifle ever conceived. 3. Saiga auto-loading shotguns. When 'enough' firepower is never 'enough.' 4. 30-40 1898 Krag-Jorgensen rifle- the side-foldout magazine has always thrilled me in bear country. 5. Ruger Mark I,II,II series, etc. 22.LR pistols. You guys do some great segments- keep it up! :-)

[@WarHammer1911A1]

How can you tell if their bunny rabbits, or hares? If they run, they're hares, if they stand still, they're well disciplined hares.

[@kenzokudood8048]

Revolvers in general. Fixed cylinder, swing out cylinder, top break, black powder. There's just something so satisfying about loading, shooting and reloading a wheel gun.

[@bookkeeper1995]

I'm an Enfield Fanboy, but The mauser is a proven action, and the Enfiel P1914 uses a mauser action

[@samhouston1288]

Honestly, the Enfield (MLE and SMLE) is just as proven. 17 million of them were made after all.

[@bookkeeper1995]

That's true as well, I do have quite a few and am always looking for more.

[@blackacidgaming5672]

the mauser may be a superior hunting gun, but there is a reason why some taliban/al queda still use SMLE'S over AK's

[@highdelta3561]

@@blackacidgaming5672 i know the terrorist use the Enfield but they prefer it overvan Kalashnikov? Thats impressive.

[@juanmanuelzardainbuganza8889]

Can you do a Kar 98 vs Lee enfield???

[@commanderbeepo8066]

Juan Manuel Zardain Buganza to me the lee enfield is better, bigger magazine and higher fire rate that in the right hands is just as effective as a machine gun. And in ww2 well trained British troops with the enfield fired so fast with such precision their German adversaries though the had automatic weapons

[@Tom-jh7ck]

Juan Manuel Zardain Buganza K98 would win

[@highdelta3561]

@@commanderbeepo8066 i Always thought the lee Enfield was better because of your reasons, when people tell me the kar 98 is better i cant deny it because i dont know much about it, i only know that the kar has a longer bolt making it slower at shooting and that it had a smaller bullet capacity, i know this as well, the British (and commonwealth realm nations such as Canada) had and in my opinion still have the best riflemen in the world, they had incredible skill with the rifle.

[@thecotter9140]

My list 1.Smith and Wesson .357 revolver (sorry couldn't think of the actual name) 2.Sks 3.Pump Action shotgun (I do shooting sports for my local 4h club with a mossberg .500 in 20XD) 4.i have some random .25 caliber pistol 5. Mauser in 8 mm

[@yeaman992]

Why SKS vs AK?

[@avrahamhirsch2724]

+Herb Toker I have an AK. It is alright to shoot, but an SKS feels more historic.

[@Korean_Crayon]

The Kar 98K or just Kar 98 was a 7.92 by I want to say 57.. Maybe 7.92 X 57 rounded it is a 8mm.

[@Cupcub71]

By far the most fun I have at the range is with my Kel Tec Sub2000 in G17 setup. In addition to being a flawless operator with very little recoil, putting a 30 rd goofy stick thru it always puts a smile on my face. Also, there's the fun of explaining and showing it to people who have never heard of it, or have heard of it but never seen one.

[@wyattmathis4854]

45-70 government is my favorite round especially in revolvers

[@anthonycochran6492]

I grew up shooting an Enfield No.1 Mk III, Chilean K series Mauser in 7x57, and the ever popular US M1917 in -06. You are absolutely right about long guns. They teach marksmanship in a way that cannot be duplicated in a semi auto. Loving the channel, keep up the good work...though you could go easier on the Mosin. After all, nearly a million russians found their end behind one, so my grandpa didn't have to. Respect.

[@iamthehighground5942]

I love bolt action rifles.

[@gmakcon]

I got 3/5 of those firearms! Thank you for putting an O/U in the list! People on KZbin often forget clay shooting is still the most popular and fun shooting sport!

[@nickolastorres342]

My favorite is my yugo sks me and my dad restored when I was a kid, I've taken so many hogs with it

[@Logovanni]

Watching you run that Remington rolling block was nice. There’s just something so pleasant about single shot cases ammunition rifles.

[@largol33t1]

What about a Sharps? I admit you can blame the Tom Selleck western (Quigley down under) but it looks like a fun rifle to shoot and seems simple to operate. Open the breech, slide the cartridge in, close it. Aim, pull the primary trigger then pull the secondary trigger. (Yes, Sharps rifles have two triggers!). Oddly when the movie came out, gun magazines laughed and said there was no way he could hit targets that far away. Sharps owners now hold a shootout in Forsyth, Montana every year called of course, the Quigley Shoot. And they hit cans at the same distances seen in the movie: 500-800 yards. Yes, 800 yards.

[@ScubaOz]

Great vid brother from Texas, My five would be 1) M1 Carbine Just dont get much funner than these 2) 1861 Springfield Rifle Musket, the history of that rifle does it for me 3) M1 Garand, again the history and versatility 4) Thompson M1A1 Who does not love a Tommy Gun 5) SKS 7.62x39. Just a fun accurate cheap gun to shoot, better than an AK to me

[@gusbrady4972]

Those crafty French, finding new ways to surrender since 1914

[@twirlyturd4364]

probably the dumbest comment on this video considering the french fought throught the whole first World War, but ignorance is bliss right

[@twirlyturd4364]

John Weant yeh they used WW1 tactics which was very ineffective not to mention the french supply lines were cut off by the german spearhead

[@michaelburgarino]

Gus Brady Since 1871

[@twirlyturd4364]

America losing wars to 3rd world countries since 30th April, 1975

[@pauloteixeira763]

Twirly Turd OH SNAP.

[@koflynn2159]

The KAR98k is ALWAYS your favorite in list that include rifles. For good reason.

[@thefrostyone4851]

My favorite gun to shoot, I know i am going to get a lot of those replies, is a 1762 brown bess smoothbore musket. I know, I know, there unreliable, but a re a blast on the range. Not to mention, I LOVE the smell of black powder.

[@johnt4060]

The Frosty One that would be my favorite gun to shoot to if only I had one

[@johnt4060]

You should get an old Kentucky long rifle

[@vulgardisplayoftruth2060]

One word, Blunderbuss.

[@anthonyhayes1267]

I was shooting my Argentine mauser with a couple of friends and one of them remarked "it's almost as much fun to work the bolt as it is to shoot it". I honestly can't argue with that.

[@breadboi8747]

I can't wait till Im older and have my own house, I'm probably going to collect some guns

[@patrickrodriguez320]

Kudos for going away from the same old guns everybody constantly talks about on KZbin. My favorite fun/plinking guns to take on camping trips are.. 1. 1911-22 browning 2. Savage model 59 bolt action 410 3. Sks 4. Henry 22 classic 5. Traditions flint lock muzzle loader

[@lefr33man]

2:51 eh eh, muscle memory kicked in.

[@tfbtv]

Lol, indeed.

[@boringwhiteguyme8145]

+TFB TV where abouts in Texas are you? Brazoria county here

[@Colt-45acp]

Have to pay respect to the Mauser but I'm a Mosin Nagant man. It was my first rifle and I hope to give it me my eldest son some day. It has been nothing but reliable. Bolt action surplus rifles are one of the best first guns to own. It helps to gain respect and appreciate for fire arms and their advancements.

[@TommyMx]

marlin 1894

[@AP-qr8en]

The condition of your Mauser is truly impeccable. I bought a refinished one recently which turned out to be a mistake. Looked great but after putting only 4 rounds through it the wood started cracking. What’s a guy gotta do to find a k98 in good condition for under a grand?

[@nerdynautilus5373]

3:10 beautiful shot

[@anonymoussavior2751]

As someone who shot a full-auto MP5K (legal, of course. DUUHHH) as the first gun I've shot in my life, I can confirm it is one of the most fun guns you will ever shoot.

[@offroad5798]

Call of duty 725 shotgun at 5:28 Everyone's most hated firearm

[@jackiefife5310]

Not a 725 but just an over-under double barreled

[@tripodfish1203]

I just built a AR-15 in a 6.5 Grendel. It has quickly become my favorite to shoot. My first favorite was a K98 Mauser. Then I fell in love with a break action 7mm-08 because of its ridiculous accuracy. Then I fell in love with the German G3 7.62x51. It shot smooth as silk while being accurate, and had low recoil. Then I built the my first AR in a .308. It was nice but the ammo can get expensive. Where I live 6.5 ammo is $9 for a box of 20. It shoots accurately and has similar bullet drop to a. 308 while having the same recoil as a .22. And that's why it is my favorite.

[@D_waters]

m1 garand the greatest battle implement ever devised

[@johnt4060]

D waters 🇺🇸

[@soldiersandstuff9607]

I mean I think the Kalashnikov or Sturmgewher 44 which revolutionized the arms industry

[@eduardotrillaud696]

Most of Kalashnikov's action and bolt design were taken from the Garand

[@soldiersandstuff9607]

Eduardo Trillaud not true, it was from the M1 Carbines and strumsgewhers

[@soldiersandstuff9607]

Reagan James really? That’s pretty cool

[@kingjonstarkgeryan8573]

1.) The Winchester Model 1894 30-30. You can't go wrong with a good lever action. 2.)My Smith & Wessons MP-15 Sport II. It's an AR, enough said. 3.) Mauser 98k. It is just a great bolt action rifle. Truly perfection.

[@raimonpanikkar3421]

My favorite gun is that one save my life once.

[@matthewroberge4374]

Been enjoying my M1 a lot, has some quirks, but great sights and the ping of the clip ejecting brings a smile to my face.

[@sveneriksson496]

"That said the metalic cartridge brought us a SchmogaSchmog (smörgås bord.............)"

[@sharkybarks2946]

Honestly out of everything I own, my goto gun has always been my heavy barreled m4 carbine. I never fell for the tacticool craze, I only have a Blackhawk stock, Magpul front end and foregrip, GI trigger, and a nice match grade rear iron sight. I love it because it is very simple, very accurate, and just gets me all warm and fuzzy inside.

[@xyzpdq1122]

I really want to know how much money Alex has invested in his AMAZING collection

[@jhallig]

Awesome video! Exactly what I was hoping for an introduction into guns I may not have heard of that would be worth exploring. Would love to see more videos like this!

[@Erich2142]

my fav gun is the pepe gun. 100% legal, at least in my house...

[@dogesdozendonuts6089]

It's very rare too

[@levistrauss5378]

I've got one of those!

[@thechampdavidgroves3486]

Bro that gun is super dank

[@criticalmass527]

many keks per minute

[@thehammurabichode7994]

Doge's Dozen Donuts Where can I buy Doge's Dozen Donuts?

[@fe3613]

Great channel. You can tell he's genuine, knowledgable and really enjoys the hobby.

[@8hei]

5. Steyr M9 4. Uzi 3. Steyr AUG 2. Remington 870 1. Galil

[@universetwenty5]

𝔻ʀᴏᴘ 𝔻ᴀ 𝔹ᴀ𝕤𝕤 steyr m9?

[@8hei]

Yeah?

[@8hei]

The entire line actually. The M9-A1 is, of course, the one I meant to put on the list.

[@vulgardisplayoftruth2060]

1) 338 LaPua 2) 6.5 Creedmoore 3) AR-15 223 & 556 4) SKS 7.62 × 39 5) Seiga 12

[@randomsht7155]

*Turns on Pumped up kicks and checks calendar* "yep that'll do"

[@ficklegruber6112]

I'm so glad you included the silver pigeon. I have a 12 gauge silver pigeon and it's my pride and joy

[@modestomartinez1485]

As soon as i heard Martini Henry my inner battlefield 1 fanboy came out. lol

[@kayraaa2646]

Here in Turkey we call it ''Aynalı Martin'' (Mirrored Martin) because of its shiny metallic exterior. We even have folk songs about it!

[@blackacidgaming5672]

YES

[@nobodysreview6137]

Ive owned over 50 guns and my favorite to shoot are. HK USP 40, Sig P220, S&W 686, Colt Trooper Mark 3. Beretta 84 and my decked out SLR 107FR. Funny how some guns are fun to shoot, like, you just want to keep shooting them and it never gets old.

[@Muck0910]

If I had a rifle it would be an enfield, sorry Alex, it's smoother to me

[@salty_armorer4027]

The Remington Model 10 will always have a place in my heart

[@choppytoaster4788]

5:32 caravan shotgun from fallout new vegas

[@charlesmeseke267]

1. AR 15, I still remember my first time firing an M16A2 in basic. We were at the tail end of the AWB so most of us that had shot rifles before had never fired an AR style rifle. I just remember thinking "this is how a rifle is supposed to shoot," it was light, fast, accurate and just plain fun! 2. Smith and Wesson Model 19, there's just something about shooting .357 magnum 3. CZ 455 (.17 HMR) superb quality, and great accuracy out of the box. 4. Sporting shotguns, mine is an A5 light twelve, clays, doves you said it. 5. Savage Rascal, watching my son shoot is even more fun than shooting myself.

[@Porty1119]

Marlin 336 .30-30.

[@otherhethermocking8243]

I recently got a 124-year-old M1893 7×57 Spanish Mauser made by Ludwig Loewe back in the pre-DWM days, it's pretty nice for if you wanna dislocate your shoulder and go deaf. My brother has a 8×57 K98a and it was interesting to see the two Mausers side by side. The issue with mine is that the sliding part of the rear sight is broken(it doesn't "lock" into place, meaning I can't use it to aim for longer ranges than the normal sighting) and it's missing the screw that keeps that sliding part on. Other than that it's fully functional and in wonderful condition for it's age.

[@drtm1718]

Alright, first comment, 16th view. 😎 My mom told me I was special.

[@tfbtv]

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[@drtm1718]

Oh boy! :D Finally, some recognition for my accomplishments. Can I bring my garbage rods?

[@dylanmcgregor6496]

I have an 1863 Savage musket that is a family heirloom and one of my all time favorite guns to shoot. My SU-16c is probably the most fun gun I own and the one every one of my friends asks me to let them shoot. I love my 380 MKII Sterling, which I know is crap but I love it all the same and it's very accurate (although it has a jamming issue). My model 336 is not only fun but my favorite gun of all time, impractical but just so wild west bad-ass and EASY to shoot. Great vid.

[@justinanders3084]

the mouser is sexy I want one

[@raffaelspitzer2459]

justin anders Yes it is sexy. Get one if you can, they are great

[@paullytle246]

justin anders yeah cats are cute

[@hunk9837]

I'm lucky to have 2 Mausers K98k I'll plan on converting my 1st K98k into a sniper rifle

[@richardploeser4267]

I truly like the dickens out of my Mosin's. Each made during different time frames from the early 1930's thru the early 1950's. Thanks for your well produced videos. Rich

[@twitchyflash333]

Where on earth are these cheap m48's?! Canada apparently has no such thing.

[@TheGunslinger44]

I think there's nothing more fun than a .44 Magnum. More specifically, the Smith and Wesson Classic .44 Magnum. The balance of recoil and powerful and 6 rounds makes this a demanding gun and really fun.

[@timothybandy9291]

my favorite gun is a ak-47

[@franzstigler4059]

Timothy Bandy same

[@diego2fuego869]

Timothy Bandy - a 10 year old who plays cod

[@MinecraftbatmanFTW]

Tree Boi Im not a 10 year old who plays Call of Duty and I love my AK47. I have it equipped with a Russian made scope found on a Dragunov and I love going to the range to shoot. Even though 7.62s are a pain to buy.

[@vulgardisplayoftruth2060]

Timothy Bandy, SKS. I must say though the AK 74 is bad ass. Great BC.

[@BoschhammerActual]

My dad bought a reproduction Colt M1895 “Potato Digger” a few years back. Very fun to shoot, and it’s hard to out-charm old machine guns.

[@RushGamma]

the 98 has to be one of my favorite guns of all time, from the look to the sound of it its just a beautiful gun.

[@elzorro9987]

My favorite gun to shoot is a Savage Model 99 EG in 250-3000 (250 Savage). It has a Stith scope mount, which did not require drilling any holes in the gun, and a 4x Leupold scope. It has little recoil, and using hand-loaded cartridges with 87-grain Nosler Ballistic Tips, I have never had to shoot a deer more than one time with it.

[@ncleasure94]

1: it the rifle I learned to shoot on. It is a century old slamfire 22 lr rifle made by a small canton Ohio gunsmith that as far a I know, only made a handful of them. Everyone who I have let shoot it enjoy themselves. One guy offered me nearly a grand for it but I think I would be disowned if I took him up on it. 2: My Remington 264 magnum, while the round itself is rare around me, it is worth the scavenger hunt at times. It has little recoil, shoots well and I think I have only had one misfire. Also you can put a 8mm Mauser barrel on the gun too and as regulars of this channel note, that ain't no slouch. 3: My most recent purchase, a Kel Tec sub 2000 gen 2. It is a wonderfully versitile carbine that does everything a good truck gun should do. It's reliable, accurate, the folding action let's me fit it in a shoulder bag and it accepts 30 Glock Happy Sticks. If anyone does buy one, get a 45 degree mount and a dot optic because the iron sights leave you putting your cheek on the buffer tube. 4 Yes a handgun made my list too, my Steyr M9A1 saved me from having to use a Glock 19 which feels like a brick in my hands (don't eat me alive fanboys, preference is what makes the world go round). The sights are fantastic, the grip fits me like a glove and it can reliably drill rounds through the same hole in paper at 10 yards. 5 Lastly but certainly not least is another family piece that is also a bolt action. A Lee Enfield Jungle Carbine in 303 British. It was my grandfather's first purchase and has put it in his will that this never be sold. It is just a great gun to have and to shoot and if anyone ever seen one in your local store, just buy it, you won't be sorry.

[@DrummerTheAndre]

by far my favorite rifle to shoot is my martini henry. it's just so satisfying going through the restoration process, creation of ammunition and tweaking here and there to get the results I want. and the big boom at the range turns heads and is in itself an experience.

[@deancarr4507]

1) G3 2) MP5 3) AK47 4) Sako 7mm magnum 5) G36C I have semi auto AK and HK91 because I love them, the Sako was my grandfathers and it's just awesome for long range shooting and hunting just about anything. I got the chance to shoot automatic G36C's and MP5's with the Spanish GEO while I was in Spain with the USMC and they are just awesome to shoot, had a lot of fun.

[@trombogon200]

The more you have to pace yourself, the funner it is to shoot. It's more satisfying hitting a target when you know you have fewer rounds to do it with.

[@rjohnson1690]

My favorites are all surplus military rifles. My 1886 Lebel, K98 Mauser, 03 Springfield, 1896 Swedish Mauser, M39 Mosin Nagant, and of course my US rifle 30 caliber M1.

[@somedude8696]

honestly, i think the American 180 is the most fun to shoot. The drums are a pain in the ass to load, but it's worth it. The firerate is high enough to make up for the rather anemic 22. rimfire, but it still doesn't rise much while shooting. Although not many people can get their hands on one due to only about 1000 ever being made.

[@danieldegoey5283]

My favorite is my Yugo m48bo Mauser. First bolt gun I ever bought and I love that hunk of wood and metal to death. Always starts a conversation at the range seeing a young guy like me with an old bolt gun.

[@MarsWolf82]

My top 5 would have to be 5. M1 Grand, just have to love that smooth bolt in 30 calories action. 4. AK-47 just an enjoyable weapon to operate that is almost as intuitive as swimming to the surface after being thrown into a pool. 3. HK MP5 like mentioned very controllable & smoot to shoot. 2. CZ Scorpion EVO light felt recoiled & can hit 100yrd targets all day with a smile. 1. Remington 870 pumpaction. Massively versatile & an over all joy to fire.

[@ianpyang]

I gotta tell you brother, you were completely BAD ASS shooting that single shot rifle! Fast and accurate! I'd put my money on you for shoot competitions! ;)

[@jd5179]

Henry repeating rifle - that lever action is really fun. M1 Garand , that plinging sound of that clip . M16 full auto, Benelli semi auto shot gun, any 22 rifle or pistol and .44 magnum anaconda.

[@dancinb69]

My Beretta CX4 40SW Carbine is my most popular gun for family and friends at the range. From my 10 year old to my oldest friends. A joy to shoot. My personal favorite, and newest addition is my Molot VEPR 7.62x54R

[@WaterDamagedTextBook]

As a Canadian my favourite rifles to shoot are my SKS, SVT-40, VZ58, Bushmaster ACR, and my M&P AR-15.

[@andrewdabbs8393]

Great video! Fun often gets overlooked.