Warwinck Copy of the Savage Automatic Pistol

[@MaaveMaave]

That nail for a spring guide is hilarious

[@patriotbarrow]

I turned on automatic captions accidentally. Never in my life have I seen a more accurate display of captions on youtube.

[@jackfrost884]

+patriotbarrow its crazy!

[@patriotbarrow]

Jimmy De'Souza I think Ian enunciates better than most people, which makes it easier for Google's translation engine to work better.

[@rooseveltbrentwood9654]

JinzoDefiler most people in arizona sound like that. i dont know if hes from there, but he dose make a lot of shooting videos in arizona, and he was in the solar industry so it would make sense

[@joshhayl7459]

🟦 Captions on KZbin are provided from one of two sources; KZbin itself (generated by KZbins-algorithms) and captioning provided by the actual Author of The Content!...(which is always WAY more accurate than KZbins Automatic-Captioning!!

[@Bluith]

All those hand repairs make me wonder who owned this, seems like they put it to heavy use and must of liked it to make the repairs to it that they did.

[@Spearfisher1970]

Ian, you brought up an angle that you may be able to go into one day as an aside - a listing, map or diagram of popular cartridges (calibers? but opening it up to black powder would be more complex than I imagine most would want) separated by pistol, rifle, and shotgun per country or area and era / decade(s). This would be an overview topic that you may have a nice grasp on, but newer collectors might like to see just to have a handle on the spread, and perhaps speed of that spread, of popularity. This could also include lesser-known calibers if they were popular in, say, France for a given time. As always, thank you for the educational work you do.

[@ootdega]

Rather...odd related videos over there. 3 preschool education videos, two Spanish education political videos, "Little Boy Playing With Pit Bull..." Okay then.

[@ToastyMozart]

+ootdega That "education" tag.

[@bonesyrather5965]

+ootdega What? You called?

[@CitizenSmith50]

So basically, the frame and functioning are straight ordinary Eibar style, with a disguised slide and safety. Very crafty, these Spanish counterfeiters !

[@CafeLibrado]

Just saw you on The Great War!

[@MarinusMakesStuff]

Somehow the sound is mostly playing on the right speaker.

[@ADVtheMISSIONARY]

its sad...its still a "better" copy than some of the Chinese mystery pistols :D

[@thetriode]

+ADVtheMISSIONARY Real shop facilities vs some guy with some files, also there being a cultural understanding of firearms even at a basic level went a long way. Although I will admit I want to see another group of people other than the Chinese or Khyber Pass makers who put a Mauser/FN/whatever banner on a gun 50 times.

[@ADVtheMISSIONARY]

+thetriode ah yes i forgot about the horrors of the Khyber pass....."guns"

[@NormanMatchem]

The audio is kind of odd, sounds louder in the right ear than the left, and also sort of sounds like it's going in and out, possibly subtly jumping from the left ear to the right ear...

[@tehgreatvak]

What, an authoritarian government, restricting who can own and make firearms? that's new and completely unheard of! joke aside, guns with interesting histories like this one are pretty cool to learn about.

[@THEBISCUITTREE]

Your videos are savage.

[@danconnaughty2225]

savage af

[@emilykovairik5311]

pity someone dont make a modern copy of this in .22lr ! COOL pistol :-)

[@johnmcclain4479]

Ian, have you ever done an episode on a flobert?

[@stenk000]

He has done that once i believe. if you search for "Forgottenweapons Flobert" i think you should find it

[@ThunderChunky101]

Hi Ian, just to let you know, Warwick is pronounced "Worrick" Love the videos, one of my favourite channels.

[@ForgottenWeapons]

+Sean Dali Yes, but the "n" is not a typo - the gun is labeled "Warwinck"

[@HellYeahCorp]

+Forgotten Weapons You did pronounce the name Warwick wrong though.

[@WAQWBrentwood]

+Aramiro Yeesh, Pronunciation Nazi, Do you get on people who say "Nahvadah" (Navada)?

[@HellYeahCorp]

WAQWBrentwood Just mentioning that Warwick was still pronounced wrong, whether Warwinck has an n in it or not.

[@ThunderChunky101]

turbostewi I don't know why you're being hostile... seemingly for no reason. But that's *not* grammar. So that's pretty funny.

[@WAQWBrentwood]

If I found that pistol in a drawer randomly, I would have thought it was a toy with a superficial resemblance to a Savage!

[@duxerraticus9584]

+WAQWBrentwood My first thought, seeing this, was "That's my '59 spud gun!"

[@zhabow]

Spooky sound..

[@Jesses001]

I wonder what interesting stories this pistol has in its past. It was clearly used a good deal. One grip broke at some point and someone made a new grip for it. Guild rod was lost at some point and someone hobbled together one from a nail. The nail is actually of rather recent design. It is a modern framing nail that has only been around about half the time that pistol has, so a relatively recent replacement. I will watch this one. Maybe I can continue the tradition of this pistol and make a new magazine for it from some scrap around the shop, ha.

[@thetriode]

+Jesse Sisolack Do it. I wanna see a Glock style 32 round stick for this, I keep on thinking it would be a fun thing to make for my 1907s. You can get spring wire and make a form, not to mention the follower its self was probably just some bent metal.

[@thinman8621]

One can kind of see why the government eliminated some manufacturers.

[@123456gordon]

Why the term "automatic" on a pistol? I never understood that. Isn't automatic suppose to be for guns like ARs, SMGs, carbines and so forth? as in "it fires as long as you keep the trigger pulled".

[@123456gordon]

Jimmy De'Souza So in pistols, automatic and semi automatic would technically mean the same?

[@amperzand9162]

+123456gordon Full-auto pistols are usually referred to as "Machine Pistols", though this obviously could cause some confusion in German naming schemes.

[@123456gordon]

Ohh, Alright. I finally get it. Is not that complicated once you understand it, heh. But I always had that doubt. I knew how the term machine pistol worked and obviously how the term sub-machine gun worked. But never got why some people referred pistols as either auto or semi auto when in both cases they operate in the same way. Thank you guys.

[@RockIslandAuctionCompany]

+Jimmy De'Souza If that weren't confusing enough, "automatic" has also been used to refer to revolvers that automatically ejected their shells upon opening. Modern terminology has helped eliminate a lot of confusion.

[@WAQWBrentwood]

+Rock Island Auction To add even more confusion, Not all "automatic" handguns are pistols: Consider the famous Webley-Fosbery Automatic Revolver, or the more recent Mateba Automatic revolver.

[@drmaudio]

It reminds me a bit of the Chinese broom handle copies.

[@MrMnmmatt]

How often do you bet on the guns you make videos of?

[@vroddavidson7780]

gun jesus doesn't simply bid on guns ... D.A

[@JohnLeePedimore]

+MrMnmmatt They won't accept his bids anymore because he tries to pay in Confederate script.

[@TripleJJinx]

if I remember correctly, he once said he doesn't make videos on the ones he bets or plans on betting. EDIT: disregard this comment; I'm mistaken.

[@empiricalmadman3260]

+Henri Aller In the comment section a few videos back, he said that he bought an Airasaka type 30 that he had featured

[@TripleJJinx]

Oh never mind then. Maybe what I remember was a joke I didn't get.

[@ToastyMozart]

The striker retention and release system seems to operate exactly like the plunger on a cheapo airsoft pistol. That cannot be safe.

[@butchs.4239]

Looks a lot like the striker setup out of a Walther model 9. If the safety blocks sear from moving I'd expect it's reasonably safe.

[@superduperwiiuowner]

5:39 "savage"

[@YummyPork]

As usual, very informative and interesting video. One thing got my attention at the beginning and would't let go (and probably of no importance). I do a bit of photography and one piece of advice I hear a lot is make sure nothing is coming out of the head of the person you are taking a portrait of. There's a bit of molding in the paneling coming out of your head at the beginning of the video. Maybe move the camera to your right a bit?

[@pec1739]

can you do a H&K G11 please ?

[@Sheehy223]

+OutBackAirsoft He did the Jackhammer Shotgun though.

[@FarrYaweh]

stop asking. if he had the opportunity to present and speak on a legitimate g11 he would probably record it. if it's coming you'll see it eventually. sh

[@RIVERVIEWIAM]

"Buying guns they thought were savages" - Ian, 4:40 , 2016

[@gokuss15]

Straight up savage, fam. #rekt

[@kevanhubbard9673]

Looks homemade!

[@MrHws5mp]

Warwick is pronounced 'Worrik' in the UK, so by analogy, Warwinck could be pronounced 'Worrink' I suppose.

[@scabbynack]

The checkering on those grips and the safety is janky!

[@greenefieldmann3014]

How can you forget JO.LO.AR. in the list of silly Spanish pistol names?

[@m0nib309]

Warwick is one of those odd English towns which isn't pronounced the way it's spelt. Warwick is pronounced "war-ick" by Brits :-)

[@bendover9862]

+M0NIB How do you pronounce ''''Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch'''' ?

[@m0nib309]

+Григорий Александров Drop the first part and just do as the locals and call it Goch. Or avoid Wales altogether (which is probably the best option).

[@Miata822]

Link says "$1,200-$2,000" You gotta be kidding. Will people really pay that? For the record, I have Astras and have a soft spot for the Llama mini-1911s. I might even scoop up a Star or two. I just don't see how this bad copy of little historical notice could be worth more than, say, $300.

[@ForgottenWeapons]

+Alberto Knox I watched it sell yesterday, and it went for $1400.

[@Miata822]

Amazing. I just don't understand the appeal for this particular rough incomplete civilian piece, other than rarity alone.

[@jeffsmith2022]

+Alberto Knox Thats just it...

[@maiorciprian]

Spain was like China of the 1920`s

[@mytmousemalibu]

Estimated $1200-2000 for what is essentially a rare garbage gun? SOOOOOO many more firearms Ian has shown from this coming auction that I would rather have like the Danish Krag or the Berdan.....

[@diptastik5651]

Warwinck would be pronounced "Warnick" , i think . If was taken from an English term you would not pronounce the "W" . I am just assuming here but it seems to be case usually .

[@ian-c.01]

+Anthony Hings 'Warwinck' is not an English word so you pronounce it as you read it. He did mention the English town 'Warwick' which is pronounce 'Worrick' not 'War-wick', proper old English is funny that way !

[@diptastik5651]

Oh , ok . Like i said i was assuming . He said it was like the word Warwick which you pronounce Warrick . This is the name of a city in the UK .

[@stalker6617]

The Spaniards used to be the Chinese of Europe.

[@kodyschutter5083]

Anyone else jelly of his facial hair?

[@1950cappie]

Again a great video, you really nailed it this time. jk

[@Tired_Sloth]

Why are you neglecting my left ear Ian? That's offensive to lefties. Are you an anti-leftie kind of leftie Ian?

[@thetriode]

+Tired Sloth He is a lefty actually. He covered that on an InRange video about Bullpups and how they're not his favorite guns in the world. As a fellow lefty I am inclined to agree with the notion of extra awareness of ergonomics with firearms due to dangers like neck scarring from hot brass.

[@jacobpitcock1831]

+thetriode Yes he did cover that before, I too am a lefty and like all lefties I want my fellow lefties to be correct and superior to all right handers, So I ask Theriode that you read Tired Sloths last sentence again. He called Ian out on being a self hater lol.

[@Tired_Sloth]

I'm well aware Ian is left handed, that was the joke.

[@vroddavidson7780]

1st

[@vroddavidson7780]

+Aleksandr Pokrachinskiy sure that would be nice of ya

[@vroddavidson7780]

Jay Leno not even gonna touch that with a 10 foot pole

[@MrMnmmatt]

+Colton Robinson you mean touching him with the pole or you are holding the ten foot pole and touching him?

[@MrMnmmatt]

+Colton Robinson i dont have a wife or girlfriend.

[@lonewolf4723]

+MrMnmmatt well that's unfortunate. for you and if your wanting gun porn this is not the place for that

[@CallieYote]

bootleg guns.

[@verankapaun6052]

Drop it in the River. Nothing but some junk from our junk boxes.

[@joshhayl7459]

🟦 It appears to be a relatively robust execution of a simple blowback design with a coupla unique translations in function! I think one of the major drawbacks of the design is the end cap that retains the main-spring around the barrel,...to rely upon whatever friction can be developed between your hand and the straight-knurling of the end-cap is patently absurd!!.... (see what I did there?) if that end-cap were to be provided with slots in it that were curved in such a way as to fit a range of readily available coins,... that would allow you to have at least a SMALL amount of mechanical-advantage over the part, rather than NONE! This would certainly provide a MUCH-needed assist in the disassembly of what looks like would be a VERY difficult part to extract should it get even the LEAST-BIT stuck!!..... I'd be willing to bet a small fortune that MOST examples of this gun have likely been found with that collar bearing the scars of having been smacked (to loosen it up) and gripped by everything from Vice-Grips & cheap-pliers to being pinched in door-frames in order to turn that retaining-collar 90° if it got stuck!

[@DrownInLysergic]

If you have to put "See what I did there" immediately after a pun or joke, it's not funny.

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