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Fun fact here: On the 9mm Mp5's used by the danish police, the boltgroup and the spring are two seperate units aswell.

Looks a bit Jatimatic...

Don't mac10's fire .45?

What a load of manure! Conversion? Alteration? This bits not the same that bit is similar?? Won't feed belt, what a surprise, extra bit? If it ain't broke don't fix it!!!!! Just buy in an American gun, they know how to make them, well except for the M60, oh and m 240, seems the only British good design was the LE 303. The others being foreign. As for the sten, oh dear! Even the Webley had some problem so I see on one of these shows. Then the Germans H and K had to fix the La or SA rifle, can't do it ourselves? It would have been interesting to find out if the British ammo was better than American ammo in the M16, they would wonder why the British would have had no trouble with it but US did, it was the cordite.

A good old british hash,development,r&d done in real life,poor old pilots,that cannon would(was?)be better,perfect,even in the Hawker Typhoon/Tempest,the 'hammer' of Normandy

Reminds me of my heron butt Scottish Snaphaunce arquebus!

Had one dug up back in the day close to what was RAF Bishops Court... Had it in the armoury for a clean up for ages...always wondered what a full y restored one would look like

Sorry, but I don't understand where the magazine is, the number of rounds held, and how it is charged.

The flip rear sight reminds me of the Sterling SMG

I'm confused. This isn't the AK-50. Ah well, still a cool gun.

0:39 The top one is a legitimate M-16A2 with its micrometer adjustable rear sight and heavy barrel. The one on the bottom looks like a M-16A1 with an A2 pistol grip and fore end due to its pencil barrel, shorter stock, and less adjustable rear sight (I say less because one needs a tool or a round to adjust for windage).

Should of made another version of the SLR

Load, then prime. Insane otherwise.

My guess is that the explanation is somewhere in between the James Bond and the mundane ones. They might not have chosen the Luger as part of a disguise for a spy, but it could hamper a forensic investigation. A 1911 or Webley bullet would be a telltale sign that the assassin was American or British. Maybe the idea behind using a German cartridge was to muddy the waters enough for the assassin to get away.

You forget to mention that "canon" in French, means "barrel" in English.

Despite the obvious FAL blasphemy, I still think it looks pretty damn cool and way more handy than a normal FAL.

Maybe made for a handicapt person.

When I was in the army I had a familiarisation shoot of the accuracy international when it first came out with the shmit and bender 6 x 42 scope. Only at 200m but 2-3 second exposures on the sniper head target. I couldn’t miss every shot. Not even a trained sniper. Nice

60 seconds..give him 5 minutes😊

Replica! Replica!, dual wield -> instant youtube legend...

That range is just so awful. 100 percent British, creepy basement office.

please do the division

the 416 was truly built for the modern SOF role (including the price LOL). same combat arms as the AR-15 for easy transition, piston to keep the gas out of your face when suppressed, and won't cook off rounds under sustained full auto fire. 10.4 version was pretty much the smallest reliable AR variant in the world when it was in it's prime. others have come and gone, the 416 still seems to stack close to the top of the heap in terms of options for SOF.

Hard Target Van Damme's best movie fo sho

I didn't catch where the rounds are stored, single shot maybe?

Holy moly $10k...well there goes my plan to acquire one lol

Is it not for use by a disabled person?

Cold weather mittens would fit that grip if you ask me , so winter or similar conditions would call for such

Quite the rifle.

The SAS armoury has a Colt Commando XM177, I fired it in 1971, nice little weapon😊

The reason Australia didnt adopt the M16 en masse was due to the fact, Colt's would allow production on home soil

At what point, concidering it uses 50 cal BMG, is it just easier to bring an actual 50cal machine gun and roll with statistics-based accuracy?

this seems like an ad

Yes they should have… it was insane not to

you do know storm troopers cant hit a damn thing with their blasters so what makes this so different....😂🤣😂

pistol cudgels for coach. the curve gives for better strikes from above as in seated at the reigns. mic drop

I've never used ancient firearms, but I am a Marine and the FIRST thing that came to mind, seconds into the video, was firing at boarders of a ship without exposing yourself to losing your head to a sword swipe / cannon ball.

Question:that absolutely lovely dress shirt,is it custom,or does a company manufactur them?

Are these the only examples of this particular design? If so, then I would say that they are possibly prototypes, designed by an amateur who did not fully understand ergonomics. History is full of such impractical weapons. "The Panjandrum" is an excellent illustration of the mentality that gives rise to them.

In the oil industry, nearly every operator has a "Wheel Spanner", not officially recognised as a tool, all made on the sly. Used to open or close valves, they could do a lot of damage if used incorrectly. This sounds like a gunners' Heath Robinson tool which the authorities turned a blind eye to, just like the oil industry does to the wheel spanner.

My interest in weapons is mostly movie related, I collect and make movie props, and I love this channel not for the regular models but for the outliers, which have the biggest chance of hitting it big in movies: case in point the Star Wars blaster and the ubiquitous Desert Eagle, a ridiculous large handgun no one would try to use in a concealed situation in real life.☺

i know nothing about this, my first thought was over the side of a wagon or from a crows nest onto the rigging. but seeing below in the comments the sense suggested about bosuns guns not actually use to shoot someone but to basically be a industrial lighter to clear a damp squib makes more sense than my thoughts... interesting video and comments section.

if you die in service armed with that rifle, you went out with a Bang

And this gun is going to be butchered in COD again

HO PUTAIN !!!!! j'ai le kiki tout dure de les voire tout les deux

Those pistols definitely committed crimes against the crown

Those are so your hands dont get shot up during a boarding.

You hold the bulb and use the rail to fire them. the lack of precision would suggest a modified version used by privateers. the bosons pistol which for the sake of your face and arms had a much longer stock and a thicker barrel to keep it from turning into a pipe bomb looks more like a hammer with a straight handle.

I'll never understand the British obsession with bull pups.

Gotta say I was a lot surprised and a bit confused by Ian there. He's a really good at acting I must note based on this. Felt so natural. It's sort of mind bending, backwards to your assumptions that triggers in fact just stop the gun firing. And that making single shot mode is a complicated engineering problem instead of full auto.