Zach's Gun Rants - Part 7

[@Squashylemon]

Zach's gun rants are what originally got me into this channel, then it was their military stories and eventually their new Vegas playthroughs. I never thought 2 nerdy military buddies playing new Vegas and talking about guns and silly military adventures would become one of the most entertaining things I'd ever watch on KZbin.

[@mastersinthe5114]

Same.

[@JohnSmith-dq7sr]

Its a great combo a dynamic duo, except when they are legion, then they are a gruesome twosome.

[@Peter_The_Great]

Same. And it's been fun to sit back and learn. WAY more fun than the lessons in school

[@thomaspearce3002]

It’s one of those things I wouldn’t be into but the fact Zach goes into detail of each gun he talks about it’s great. Plus him and Mikes banter is great chemistry

[@petergordon810]

I've never been terribly interested in guns, but regardless I love listening to Zach ramble about them and this is also pretty much my favorite too.

[@elitemook4234]

'Because I'm a Stargate fan' is also an acceptable answer for why you like the P90.

[@PrebleStreetRecords]

Exactly why one has been on my list for a while. Although I could probably build the “Carter Special” from my parts bin.

[@mihalekhale2590]

Also speaking of Stargate MGM ran into the issue of not having slings when making SG-1 so they made their own which is considered the best sling for the P90 to the point that many police operators actually bought their slings from the show when the studio sold them off after shutting down Stargate production

[@m0rtez713]

@@mihalekhale2590 That's amazing XD

[@deutschesinferno3078]

Indeed.

[@Saluno375]

I like the P90 because of Stargate and because it's a bisexual icon

[@doomgardener1495]

Ok, weird P90 experience. My first time seeing a P90 was not from a video game, movie, TV show, or anything. It was a middle school field trip to the White House. One of the Secret Service guards had a P90 and i thought "The hell is that gun?" Edit: Oh my god what is going on down there?!!!!!!!!

[@barrybend7189]

Stargate.

[@thany3]

Here in Europe, we go "oh! that person has a gun, let's be nice to them or just not interact at all" Far fewer people know guns around here. We can't have them after all, and I like it that way.

[@_Salok]

@@thany3 We technically can have guns, but they require getting a license, going to shooting ranges often and having room for a gun vault at home ... At least that's how it is in France.

[@Ilmatorjuntapanssarivaunu_90]

It's incredible how citizens have 0 need for a self-defense guns when the police do a whole better job and are trained for way longer than a certain country.

[@barrybend7189]

@@Ilmatorjuntapanssarivaunu_90 i live in the woods. Bears exist.

[@theduke7539]

Actually, I hate to contradict zach here. But the 6mm soviet plate didnt enter service until 1987. Prior to that, it was a 1.5mm titanium plate, which the 5.7 can penetrate at 75 yards. The round was designed to penetrate the 1.5mm plates but by the time the P90 entered trials, the soviets had moved to 6mm

[@1inimilian567]

Man, dates are fun

[@hoopchristine5202]

No you don’t Zach’s working from memory and is clearly a master in his field. Let the guy rant about guns in peace

[@MDMDMDMDMDMDMDMDMD]

​@hoopchristine5202 what? It's good to know accurate things about history...

[@hammer1349]

6mm titanium plate must be heavy as hell

[@hoopchristine5202]

@@MDMDMDMDMDMDMDMDMD Absolutely, but there is such a thing as nitpicking

[@yocapo32]

Gun rants aside, the AN-94 inspection is honestly a great example of character animation, you can genuinely tell the Courier had a "Goddammit, I was trying to be cool" moment with the slow turn to look at the bottom of the magazine, and how quickly he flips the magazine and puts it in the rifle afterwards.

[@ubblebungus]

love the Master of Puppets pfp. love that album

[@yocapo32]

@@ubblebungus First of their albums I ever listened to, I still have the Kill 'em All, Ride the Lightning, and MoP CDs in my collection, they're my favorite albums from them.

[@destruction126]

It's literally just CoD animations ported to New Vegas lol

[@yocapo32]

@@destruction126 Okay, and?

[@cultured_recruit_legionary]

​@@destruction126well not ported just remade.

[@MegaNato111]

Went to Poland from the UK to shoot a TT33 after seeing another of zachs gun rants videos. My God, what a great idea that was. The magazine well was so out of shape the range officer had to bang it on the table to get the mag to go all the way in. Nice

[@crayonchomper1180]

To a grunt, if it can be used as a hammer, then it's a hammer

[@midknight9715]

I actually bought a Polish TT-33 earlier this year. It's a pretty fun gun. It has a lot of similarities to a 1911. Reassembling it can be kind of a pain though, because of the recoil spring really not wanting to stay in place when you're trying to put the slide assembly back on the frame.

[@WhiteIkiryo-yt2it]

I was in Birmingham recently and there were armed officers all over the conference centre as it was the Conservative Party Conference and one of the officers turned his back to me as I was passing by as he was talking to a woman, I was about half a meter from him and he completely exposed his pistol on his belt...growing up around RAF members and on a base with armed gate guards who had proper discipline, I wasn't impressed...

[@johnnixon3933]

​@@WhiteIkiryo-yt2itcry harder I guess

[@shadowrabbit_55]

Yet the P90 was immortalized in a few shows and games. One that comes to mind is one my dad watched all the time, along with me on a few occaisions; Stargate SG 1. Despite it not being properly adopted, it was still adopted by shows and games that thought it was useful.

[@thany3]

Even so, it's not _always_ bad if the standard form factor is ignored every now and then. Sometimes it leads to a new and better form factor. (I mean in any industry, not specifically guns) Not in this case. It just looks really cool and still works well.

[@joshportal2808]

There was 2 sub plots involving the P90 in Stargate SG-1 that need got flushed out but ironically came up in the trading cards set for the show. The first idea was that Belgium guns would work better against replicators. Basically but accident the SGC would figure out that Belgium weapons would destroy replicators quicker with less ammunition. Then any time there was an episode with replicators, Belgium weapons would be in the front. The second sub plot was that Amanda Tapping’s character Colonel Carter was left handed. In real life Amanda Tapping is not left handed but the idea was to get more left handed people to want to join the Air Force and other United States armed forces.

[@shadowrabbit_55]

@@joshportal2808 Now that Second one is just fun.

[@MidTennPews]

Solidus Snake used a P90. That was my first intro to the platform. I got to shoot one and decided there that it wasn't for me.

[@WhiteIkiryo-yt2it]

"Jaffa weapons are weapons of terror. Ours are weapons of war."

[@R4yj4ck]

Zach: [talks about the P90 for 10 minutes] You know why I like the P90? [talks about the P90 for 5 more minutes] Mike, pointing a high-tech rail gun at his face: ...

[@tachyon8317]

Is that a max0r reference I see?

[@PopeHeavy]

The Auto pistol at 15:13 is an OTs-33 Pernach, just an FYI

[@LegionnaireShork]

damn good catch, but its still basically a Gletchkin APS edit: I read into it a bit more and turns out it is very similar, aside from the visual design the Pernach can chamber 9x18 makarov P+ (PMM) while the stetchkin APS cannot

[@Quickdrawingartist]

Huh, so the Otis is real... Project Nexus.

[@Schrodingers_kid]

​@@Quickdrawingartist Krinkels added a lot of niche guns, but OTs-33 has been in quite a few (not at the time of Nexus)

[@fool-osophy4577]

was gonna comment this and then found your post. good catch as well! maybe zach isn't into modern russian firearms as much as other ones...

[@Thomas-mm8wg]

2:18 Option 3 is pulling the trigger

[@michaelreuter2524]

Jokes on you, it's still on safe.

[@davemustardstain]

In this economy?!!!

[@dezilflash2239]

Yes

[@_0_0___]

I was honestly thinking about saying that as well lmao

[@Dom-HSK]

Option 4 is looking down the barrel

[@Suomiland]

My buddy used RPK mag pouches for his Airsoft P90. Worked good, but he had extensive problems with them because of his dwarf-like height.

[@irpsicologiayeducaciongrup8251]

Non-tiny king compliant solution

[@TextualDeviant]

_dramatic stinger_ *_SWORD ART ONLINE ALTERNATIVE: GUN GALE ONLINE_* _pans to short-king with numerous rpk pouches hanging down at his hips like a kilt of death_

[@Quickdrawingartist]

​@@TextualDeviantThat would be rad to see.

[@jimmyrustler8983]

I had to use Double RPK mag pouches for my PP19 mags. A very tight fit.

[@doubledouble4g379]

4:44 - Now, this'd be dumb IRL, but in the Anime Gun Gale Online, the MC uses a P90. The way she carries the magazines is to hang them from her hips so they form a kind of pleated skirt. Is it impractical and weird? Yes, JUST like the P90.

[@doubledouble4g379]

11:46 - Wouldn't be nearly the strangest WW1 story I've heard.

[@gagefisher4785]

Oh yeah, Llenn. I always thought that was a very unique way to depict magazine storage. Very videogame-y, so it kinda works lol. I can see that design being used in TFD or something similar.

[@sciarpecyril]

The magazine pouches are just too long for her character model, so they do hang a bit when attached to a belt. Otherwise they are normal pouches and wearing them on the belt is practical.

[@rings2085]

Is it bad I've only watched Gun Gale and never Sword Art

[@Riggs_The_Roadie]

​@@rings2085Not in the slightest.

[@robashley8216]

*Points to Jafa stick* "This is a weapon of intimidation, made to strike fear in the enemy" *grabs P90* "This, is a weapon of war, made to kill the enemy.. Carter, would you demonstrate on that log please?"

[@sodadrinker89]

I've wondered if a P90 could actually cut a log in half.

[@Dash62g]

​@@sodadrinker89 That'd be some expensive firewood lol

[@SynchronizorVideos]

@@sodadrinker89Eventually, with probably thousands of rounds required. Definitely wouldn’t happen as shown in that episode.

[@bthsr7113]

@@SynchronizorVideos Yeah, even with good ammo, that was a bit of a stretch into HFY silliness.

[@explorinjenkins349]

Colonel O'Neill flagged Carter when he said that. You can see her recoil from that. 😆

[@purpleYamask]

I feel like the SVD being a "Sniper Rifle" comes from the fact that WW2/Korea sniper rifles were "a particularly good bolt action firing the same shit as normal" and snipers were essentially just Marksmen, while modern tech has made sniper rifles a special-calibre weapon with a range often set in miles, not yards. I think the SVD is both a sniper and a DMR because it came around at the exact same time those became different things.

[@jimmyrustler8983]

It fits into the DMR category pretty comfortably. It was/is issued to marksmen within a squad so that said squad would have a way of reaching out and touching enemies far easier than someone with an AK.

[@SgtShidner]

"All submachine guns up to Post-WWII are just TUBE." ...........proceeds to look up nearly every early SMG......I'll be damned.....Tube.

[@TheMsdos25]

_T O O B_

[@Jodie-G198]

toob

[@bthsr7113]

With the odd exceptions like the Thompson.

[@Schrodingers_kid]

​@@bthsr7113It's not a WWII smg

[@Cynic_6489]

the "boxy Stechkin" is the OTs-33 Pernach. basically replaced the former.

[@BumroyV2]

M1897 trench gun info from the C&Rsenal episode on the gun: - the rumor that Zach mentioned about skeet shooters deflecting grenades seems to have been fabricated by a U.S. magazine - people really like bringing up the Germans trying to ban shotguns as evidence of how amazing they were, but this isn't true. The British did a similar campaign against the sawback bayonets used by German engineers. All of these were attempts to smear enemy nations, not evidence of efficacy. - In that vein, WWI shotguns were issued with paper cartridges which disintegrated in wet conditions, like a trench. These would jam the gun after the first shot. Brass cartridges were introduced very late in the war, possibly withour seeing frontline use. - the popular conception of shotguns being trench wonder weapons isn't true. They were certainly used on offense, but the majority were used in guard positions, things like prisoner or station guards. Trench use was also predominantly defensive, used at night. I bear no ill will against trench shotguns, but I really want to fight common myths about them.

[@classifiedad1]

Also, the bayonet was from the M1917 Enfield, not the Springfield rifle. A small run of M1917 bayonets were made during the Vietnam War specifically for WWII-era shotguns still in use, long after the M1917 rifle was phased out of active service.

[@cobraglatiator]

still funny the germans had a campaign against shotguns whilst using flamethrowers. i'm sure they weren't the only ones to use flamethrowers, but AFAIK nobody else tried to get shotguns taken off the board.

[@dragon12234]

Also, technically the Trench Gun was not officially issued as a combat shotgun in WW1. Officially it was issued as a shotgun to guard PoWs. However, it was given out to line soldiers as field trials. And by WW2 it, and the Winchester 1912 had been officially adopted as Combat shotguns.

[@SynchronizorVideos]

I’d be willing to bet the grenade skeet thing did happen at least once. Probably a one-off thing where someone got lucky.

[@Yen-pg3yd]

​@@cobraglatiator the hague land warfare convention banned the use of lead bullets in warfare. Flamethrowers were not mentioned in it. So yes the shotgun using buckshot was a warcrime when the flamethrower was not.

[@josephhelgersonjoseph6115]

If this channel was like Top Gear, Zach would be Jeremy Clarkson and Mike would be Richard Hammond.

[@eddmario]

Would Ann be the Stig?

[@thany3]

Who's James May then? 🥺

[@eddmario]

@@thany3 Probably Mrs. Hazard, especially if she's the one that called the Vault 81 Overseer thicc

[@filmandfirearms]

@@eddmario James has admitted to using a tampon, so they've got that in common

[@PlebNC]

Oh god no. Mike is Jeremy or Richard (probably more Richard because Mike is smart) and Zach is James. Zach and James would spend hours comparing tools in their toolboxes while talking about the history of them.

[@judgemental9253]

0:31 I recall hearing a story about how Gaston Glock snuck into an arms convention and swiped a couple of .40SW off the display table, and ended up beating smith & Wesson to market in their own proprietary caliber

[@onehandclapping_5356]

he didnt sneak in no one knew what he looked like at the time so more like hiding in plain sight

[@LeGnomeLMP]

Zach, please don't ever think we're bored of hearing you rambling about gun facts. Your words are filled with passion and it's a treat to listen to

[@WolfHreda]

The 10mm MP5 was the weapon of choice for the Rainbow team in Rainbow Six. I saw a video about an interesting new pistol cartridge the other day, and naturally the title was something like "This will replace 9mm!" After 123 years of ubiquitous use and constant improvement, nothing will ever replace 9mm. Ooh, it penetrates a bit further than 9mm. So does every intermediate rifle cartridge used in modern rifles. And since this neat new cartridge is a bigger cartridge necked down to a smaller bullet, it'll never be as cheap as 9mm.

[@hoopchristine5202]

Standard* issue

[@ubblebungus]

@@hoopchristine5202 SABATON PFP

[@ladywaffle2210]

123 years of usage does not mean 123 years of stagnation; it means 123 years of attempts to get it right.

[@noize8148]

Eh, it does do what 9mm does but better, its just that its hard to justify the extra cost for the small performance gain. Logistics is king, blah blah blah.

[@PunkRockSolo]

Oh, boy. Here comes the views a plenty!

[@Triptides77]

I just imagine someone carrying p90 mags like paintballers carry their paintball cans. Some sort of weird fanny-pack bandolier

[@nicholasmontgomery8594]

The curses shotgun reminds me of those Brazilian scrap metal guns where gangs make their homemade shotguns look like ARs or AKs to intimidate rival gangs, police and potential marks.

[@jimmyrustler8983]

I've seen a few that straight up look like Warhammer Boltguns. Very inventive.

[@fatford4209]

13:52 I SLAMMED MY BARREL IN THE HUMVEE DOOR 🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🔥🔥

[@prot0prawnsuitablesinc.dom185]

I read that to the tone of 'I push my fingers into my eyes'.

[@RedShocktrooperRST]

I thlammed my penith in the car door.

[@jimijenkins2548]

@@prot0prawnsuitablesinc.dom185 THE ONLY WAY TO GET MY CONTACTS INNNN

[@thesaulsurvivor4450]

You SLammed your BaRrel in the Humvee dOor.

[@fatford4209]

@@prot0prawnsuitablesinc.dom185 Now that I’ve said that in my head omg I can so see it

[@PAPasta1945]

... Sleep can wait. The guns are calling.

[@Eric-vs2he]

*Mike after hearing Zach ramble about the P90 for 5 fucking hours* :"ALRIGHT, I GET IT!"

[@followerofthemantle3489]

Pretty sure that it was Stargate, followed by video games, that brought the P90 into the 'mainstream' knowledge, and I think that Stargate started using them because the MP5s they were using kept ejecting blanks into faces and collars, and they needed something that worked that didn't do that, was easy to use, and allowed the actors faces to be visible while still looking military enough to be believable.

[@Demortra]

Kinda, there is an interview on here with the armorer, besides ejecting downwards and out of their faces, they also allowed for side by side shots, and the sling allowed for the cast to carry them easier resting their hands on it and such. Its a really fun interview.

[@explorinjenkins349]

I thought they transitioned to the P90 because of the Iraq War and casings were more expensive.

[@namelesscompadre4095]

CZ Bren 2, already known for being incredibly reliable and robust, was recently updated to the Bren 3, and is apparently even MORE durable than the 2

[@Schrodingers_kid]

With all of the parts that can be worn out being easily replaceable

[@dukeradwardthe5th843]

16:29 This isn't a Beach it's an AMT Automag!

[@Zach_Hazard]

No magazine is safe from rim lock without a Range Safety Officer present!

[@ulacylon-timetrio9664]

@@Zach_HazardBtw someone else pointed it out already but the gun at 15:13 is an OTs-33 Pernach

[@themonsterman3327]

I love how zach's talking about real world weapons be it modern day or WWII, meanwhile mike just basically has a Gjallerhorn

[@jimijenkins2548]

He's raid-ready.

[@larrychilders6599]

Wait the ones from Iron Blooded Orphans?

[@theemoTV19]

Fun fact if it's not been said: the Suomi KP has a underbarrel flamethrower for it

[@zealotlee]

Glad I could get Zach to rant for 8 edited minutes because of my P90. He should really get his hands on the unique one some day. And thanks again for using ZL Armaments Remastered in your videos!

[@eatatable2301]

The pistol at 15:22 takes inspiration from the OTS-33 Pernach which is a 9x18mm machine pistol. You may know this gun from watch dogs 1 as the “R-33” or if you play Vr you may know it from the Into the Radius, “OC-33”. Its a very cool gun you should look into it more

[@RazSofer-xh3qs]

We are back to gun rants bois!

[@AngryTheGnome]

More Gun Rants! 🎉YIPPIE!🎉

[@SamusV4]

The sheer passion in Zach's voice is what constantly brings me back to this channel, especially when it's directed at firearms. Also CROSSFIRE MENTIONED! That was my favorite game as a kid!

[@jason501ful]

I'd like to thank you both for the stories and videos you make. Years ago, I told my dad about your military experiences and he enjoyed them, one of them pissed him off though. Vietnam vet, 1968 to 70, the big one was the cabinets. 😂 He would have also yelled and cursed at the Sargent, but he'd demonstrate why the Humvee parts wouldn't fit, with measuring tape. He would make sure, "the dumbass" would understand the reality of his stupid choice. He is unfortunately no longer with us he passed away recently, but a while before he passed I showed him your videos, cabinets and baloney Bob, his favorite one 🤭. I will continue to watch and listen to you guys, thanks for the laughs and the enjoyment.

[@SavageGreywolf]

everyone likes the Baloney Bob story, no one wants to room with Baloney Bob

[@spacemoai]

Can I get a source of the 80-page document of P90 Zach was referring to?

[@2q2see2]

I would like that too

[@trenchcoatbandit]

@@2q2see2 source or it didnt happen XD

[@Zach_Hazard]

I don't know why I was thinking it was 80-pages long, that's my bad. Maybe I was thinking of the XM9 trials report I have? Or maybe it was the nearly-800-page AEP-97 manual on "Proof and Inspection for NATO Small Arms Ammunition." Anyway, I can't link it in the comments, but search google for "NATO Report On Future PDW Caliber Assessment"

[@1inimilian567]

I would love that as well

[@Gb_cole]

These rants are why my gun autism has improved dramatically. Also i love the random rants in general, keep it up boys

[@Gralgomar]

Actually, according to Gun Jesus, Russia just counts guns as "adopted" when the military decides to go forward with development, as opposed to when they're ready for service. (Also, I love the TT-33.)

[@Schrodingers_kid]

That's likely true, because they "adopted" a lot of guns which they never used

[@-innutendo-9712]

We are so back

[@oscarlundberg7462]

From what I heard, the NATO PDW trials were set up in fear of specifically kevlar, since they feared that Soviet paratroopers equipped with kevlar could get behind NATO lines, which is why the PDW was supposed to be issued to rear echelon troops. But if I'm wrong, I'd love to hear some details.

[@SavageGreywolf]

pff. The 'body armor' 5.7 was "designed to defeat" was soft armor? They could have just issued all their armories cowboy guns in .357 mag.

[@SynchronizorVideos]

@@SavageGreywolf.357 magnum will not penetrate higher-rated soft body armor. Also, good luck fitting 50 rounds of that into any PDW.

[@bababoie6886]

Babe wake up, Zach is talking about the p90 again, we're eating tonight, boy dinner style.

[@vasalli]

Kp-31 mentioned, life now good. Torilla tavataan!

[@xygo6038]

Zach did infact say the p-90 was designed to penetrate armor

[@larrychilders6599]

What about logs

[@Mamorufumio]

my introduction to the p90 was the stargate sg-1.

[@AdmiralMinell]

Fun fact about the P90TR, the receiver is cast and since the picatinny rail is part of the receiver, it's cast too. They're apparently out of spec for picatinny as a result, they're too small. I'm told you have to really crank down your optics to hold zero. I have a Gen 1, Gen 2, and Gen 3 PS90, two of them have the original ring sight. My Gen 2 is basically a Stargate clone at this point. Speaking of Stargate clones, I'm building the Carter Special.

[@joonaskosonen95]

The kp31 chance barrel was desing so you could chance barrel when the groves were getting weared down so you could chance it to one that has better grews and that if barrel frozen in Finland, you could chance to a dry one because finland gets alot snow during winter and winter is cold in here

[@michaelbeck202]

got classed up today for AM school, petty officer let us out early, get back to the barracks to relax and i see a new gun rant video, today is a good day boys.

[@sheikah55]

I just found 3 FN p90 mags for basically nothing at a secondhand store. They don't even seem used. I don't even own a 5.7 gun, let alone a p90. Did I buy them? You bet I did.

[@crocidile90]

Funnily enough a good chunk of 2nd hand P90 pouches were made for fans cosplay as SG-1 and extras from the show itself.

[@Arccharger448]

would love a unique weapon complimation/rant for another millenia!

[@TheGamingHellhound]

MAC-10: 9mm and .45ACP MAC-11: .380 or 9mm. Smaller size

[@khartog01]

In all my time in the army, I never needed the forward asset. I would press the button out of boredom.

[@maninthemask7178]

5:10 i am speaking from some experience i find the pouches for the rpk 45-round mags pretty effective only problem you kinda have to fish down an inch to pull them out and the pouch curve is weird

[@toboe156]

I also personally love my PS90, but sighting that thing in was a pain. Since they don’t make a good 5.7 laser bore, you have to buy a .22 laser bore, which is powered by a small battery pack connected to a wire, stick it in the receiver with a foam ear plug behind it. And because the PS90 bolt doesn’t lock back, you have to wrap a bunch of tape around the wire to prevent it from being cut. Yet I still like it.

[@lazypaladin]

How to check of your P90 has one in the chamber: _Just give it a lil' shake_

[@Mandumoto]

Best way I have found to stow P90 magazines on a vest is to get the flap magazine pouches and use clips to have them sit 90° off the side.

[@hfar_in_the_sky]

The P90 will always have a special place in my heart as the weapon of choice for the Stargate teams in the various Stargate shows

[@revenantak4782]

More gun rants! LETS GOOOOO! I absolutely love hearing Zach talk about guns because aside from me being a gun nut I love hearing people talk about things they love because I know it makes them happy

[@bthsr7113]

Saaaaaame!

[@EPIC2X_]

Unfortunately I do have to correct Zach, there was actually 4 variants of the m1 garand, there was the M1C and M1D grands which didn't see much use in WW2 but did see some more use in the Korean war ( both were sniper variants) then there's the M1E5 "tanker" garand, which also only saw limited use, then there's the T20E2 which was basically a proto M14, it was an M1 garand that could use 20 round BAR mags and had a fire selector, unfortunately due to the end of WW2 it did not see much action and production was cancelled. While there were technically 4 variants I would argue there were only really 3.

[@Konghammer1]

I didn't find you guys until you were on episode like 300 for your new vegas videos. Got horribly addicted to you and now it's a problem. One video isn't enough, 5 isn't enough, i MUST binge. So my new plan has been to ignore you for a few months, this has been REALLY hard to do, so i can binge the new stuff in big blocks. Love your stuff guys.

[@macewhitehouse9951]

the combo of flash back comments on the p90 at the end is a great reason to be subscribed or even start with the other gun rants love these

[@Ragingturtle92]

When I worked at an airsoft field we would use dump pouches to hold P90 mags. There was a weird pouch by condor for a little bit but we found dump pouches worked better.

[@PaleRonin]

Crossfire was the game with the coolest commercial inversely proportional to how actually cool the game is.

[@bozo6049]

"Do you know why I like the P90?" *Has ptsd style flashback to the hours and hours of Hazard talking about the P90*

[@epicdude3659]

the thing i find funny about the P90 TR is that, despite it not being made for as long as the regular P90, most games i've played that have a P90 use the TR model

[@austinclements8010]

Zachs Gun Rants, and Gun Jesus Forgotten weapons are how i get my gun information xD i originally came to this channel from the campfire stories, but man is it fun hearing a fellow autist go on about a shared interest- and mikes basically the "uhuh, and then what happened?" guy xD like my real life friend equivalents

[@ajthetrex5969]

The P90 was designed to be used ambidextrously so the controlls sre on both sides of the weapon and the shells eject from the bottom.

[@bikramsran1143]

BABE WAKE UP NEW GUN RANTS VIDEO!

[@Gebunator]

You know what.. Airsoft gear got P90 pouches covered, I remember seeing a brand of adjustable large SMG magazine pouches made specifically to house bison or P90 magazines. Airsoft grade LBEs are good enough for civilians I reckon. Bit cheaper too since they don't have to be as sturdy as military grade. (supposedly)

[@MKempICI]

RE: The Soviet Body Armor question and the P90. Zach is probably referencing the article in 9 Hole Reviews titled: "NATO PDW trials: the forbidden saga of "MP7 vs P90". The article basically alleges that the armor penetration tests for the proposed PDW's were designed to prevent 9mm from winning. The tests were conducted against Soviet Kevlar with a thin titanium plate. The 5.7X28mm cartridge for the P90 was able to penetrate this thin armor, and the 9mm was not.

[@CelticSamoan]

Much appreciated!

[@PlantNamedEmma]

5:18 that looks like an OTS 33 Pernach Machine Pistol they're chambered in 9x18. It was designed in the 90's. Thats about all i know about it, wikipidea said the square slide was to increase controlability of recoil and the simpler design meant it was cheaper to make aswell. This brings me distrust of information avaliable online about the pistol, however given the nature of it online is the closest I will probably ever get to the Pernach.

[@lexchinchas3001]

Left comment about Tokarevs being mixed bag, with a lot of crappy ones but there being great ones, two times. But it dissappered, two times, not sure why?

[@lordadorable7362]

KZbin deletes comments at random sometimes. Either that or it's the algorithm for detecting thoughtcrimes fucking up. Take your pick, KZbin sucks

[@jimijenkins2548]

Shadowbanning sucks.

[@rooknado]

Seeing this posted 12hrs ago really tripped me up. This is too good to be true… we’re still getting new Mikeburnfire videos. Wow!

[@walnzell9328]

The story of the FBI and 10mm is actually way more convoluted than Zach makes it out to be. There were like 3 different 10mm rounds.

[@fujipuff5328]

Been a subscriber and fan since the start of the second season of Vegas and I’ve been so happy to see the community grow bigger and bigger. Can’t wait till they hit 1m subs

[@malcolmmackenzie9202]

I randomly thought about your rants the other day and have been binge watching all of them it is great to see you are still making them

[@YeensWrath]

I think the best way to modify or improve the P90 to check for loaded chamber, would be to have a little tiny pin inside that gets pushed by the bullet once loaded inside the chamber, and shows a little red painted dot on the side of the gun. And if the bullet is unloaded, the spring action pushes the pin back in, which means if there's space for that tiny pin to go in, the chamber is logically empty. And of course you don't want that thing to go crazy once fired because of the fast loading/unloading of the automatic fire action. So when you press the trigger, there's a little arm that catches the pin so it stays out when the trigger is pressed. (Not a firearms expert, but I think its pretty decent idea for it)

[@gundamned4879]

this is too much mechanical complexity, look up a disassembly of the P90 and youll see how goddamn barebones simple it is inside. The P90 is a cheap gun, FN would never bother doing anything like this

[@MulletManleMenace]

It’s 1:25 AM, I don’t have class until later today, I don’t have any homework, and I’ve got all the snacks I can hope for. I was just thinking about hitting up this channel as I’m about to take up getting a conceal carry license and wanted to get some sage advice from the homies Mike and Zach. Thank you for blessing us with the sacred ‘tism of gun rants guys, really makes my night. Also, pet le treasure panda for me.

[@UnPokemon]

I fell in love with the P90 from playing Metal Gear Solid 2 and seeing Solidus dunk on Metal Gears with it while you were struggling with a Stinger.

[@kyotra]

26:53 Zach, those two little holes are the gas exhaust ports. After a magazine or two, that part of the bolt carrier is _hot as hell._

[@gooba2]

im a simple man, i see a new zach gun rants, i click and i like.

[@Scp.foundation.enjoyer]

That is a OTs-33 Pernach if your wondering at 15:11

[@Scp.foundation.enjoyer]

Also btw the OTS-33 is chambered in 9X18 I think? I can’t remember

[@hickory45acp31]

10:49 minor correction, it was sized to use the M1917 bayonet that was used for the United States Rifle, cal .30, Model of 1917. Slightly different and a small nitpick

[@yaboyhazard3277]

You guys are the reason I installed another millenia guns in my game the wop guns weren't enough.

[@crownlessking6628]

8:41 Czechs build BREN specifically because it can be used both with NATO and old Warsaw Pact ammo. Supposedly takes trained soldier single minute to change parts in order to change cartridge. They wanted to use NATO bullets but being post communist country they have solid half a century worth of "old" bullets stacked up. Us (Slovaks) bought bunch of them for same reason - smaller army, but 5th Regiment (Slovak SAS) loves them.

[@xitrum1902]

Came back to this channel and what do I find? More gun rants. Excellent👍.

[@HandchoiceEnterprise]

I know the company "Viper" makes molle mag pouches for the P90 mags. I know it is Airsoft kit, but if you really can't find anything else...

[@alhawkex]

I can’t believe yall are still uploading Keep doing what you’re doing! This is fantastic

[@sumobear5010]

15:10 That is a Russian 9x18mm OTs-33 Pernach. It was designed by Stechkin to replace the Stechkin. You can see how well that went.

[@0000Sierra117]

Huh, I knew about the 9mm AR submachine guns, but never knew they made one in .45 Zach teaches me something new again

[@celticson98]

Ah yes Zach, I've seen you in the 9 Hole Reviews livestreams, and know you are a man of culture as well

[@Copper_Skull_Guy]

PART 7 ON HOUR 7 And god fucking damn. You people never disappoint.

[@fraserking4747]

Absolutely adore these, even as someone who isn’t really a gun enthusiast.

[@121loganbrock]

As a rotory owner, i can confirm that Mazda is coming out with the RX9. The rotory has been used in more cars than people realize, rx2, rx3, rx4, rx7, rx8, Mazdas Cosmos Urinos (3 rotor, or commonly known as 20b) the lamans race car has a 26b, which is a 4 rotor set up. The most common rotory is the 13b or the Renesis (rx8 only) but they consist of 2 rotors.

[@progamerchad8711]

Do the score of my favorite channels I look forward to every single gun rant that comes out it's so good to have a new vid

[@henryholmes1579]

I'll never get tired of watching these, learning and entertainment in one video

[@aidenpierce6612]

A new video and I'm having coffee? Love your guys work.

[@AA-qd7vk]

Stargate the movie and the tv shows made me love the p90 so much as a kid