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This was on BBC 2 about a million times growing up. Watching Geese and Great Escape with my grandad, great memories......

GREATEST MEMORY OF SOF MAGAZINE- Being a hard core seasoned mercenary, At Age 10. Great magazine to read in the clubhouse between the bush wars of the Sandbox-nistas, and the Evil COBRA Terror organization.

The only character you need to know with an Uzi- SNAKE-EYES!

Great for CQB, but don't try to fight off the Simba's with it.

For me it's all of the above on John wick there's not a single weapon he gets ahold of that isn't great

Robert Peck has such a great arc in this movie, and he was a side character nonetheless. Just that look of hatred on his face as they're getting ready to unload the raptor. It's perfect.

I’m torn, I love my P226 Legion, but man that nickel Cold War era P226 is gorgeous.

My first intro to the Uzi was the movie Delta Force

What’s in the box I guess

I just looked online and that microtech OTF knife is twice as expensive as the most expensive bench made OTF knife that thing is like $1200 you’re out of your fucking mind why would anyone pay you for such a cheap knife the thing is going to break it’s got too many working parts it is not a quality nice you are fixed blade knife you don’t want an OTF knife That is like a one use knife You’re in a struggle with somebody you need to pull out a knife to stab somebody the Marines don’t use that kind of life they use a fixed blade K bar knife, not a spring assisted out the front knife

It’s a Out The Front or OtF knife not automatic knife they’re really cool I had one bench made has a $600 or they used to make a knife called the infidel. It was like a $600 out the front knife which I would never pay that kind of money for a knife that has so The functional parts it’s just bound a break. Eventually it’s got springs and screws and all kinds of shit that can loosen or break. They look cool I guess when they’re new they function for a while the ideas based on the old Italian stilettos you could just put it up to someone’s back and press a button in the blade would come out the front with enough force to puncture someone’s lung. OTF knives are not as durable or as reliable as a quality handmade fixed blade knife you’re never gonna get anything more reliable than a fixed blade knife you don’t wanna folding knife for the same reason you don’t wanna out the front knife is that there’s too many working parts that will eventually break Do you have to be insane or just filthy rich to pay $600 for a bench made OTF knife that is going to break eventually if you don’t want your knife breaking when you need it besides it’s not a nice that you’re going to use for survival or gutting an animal for something like that you want a fixed blade knife or maybe a quality folding book nice tried-and-true tested but folding knife they’ve been around since the 1950s they don’t have any screws they don’t have any springs and they just work they are the best folding knife you’re ever going to find they’re almost as good as a fixed blade knife I’ve had my grandfathers folding buck knife that was made in the 1970s. It still works like it did the day it was purchased in 1971 I also have a book fixed blade knife that I bought at Walmart for $70 that is what you want in a survival situation that is what you want if you need to kill somebody That is what you want if you want to go to deer or a fish that is what you want if you want to build a fire starting kit in a survival situation if you want to shave some wood to make some kindle, you don’t want an out the front night if you wanna fix blade knife?

7:06 what the movie fails to take into account though is that case with the gold coins and the weapons had been buried in the floor of his mansion for years presumably he had retired and been out of the game for years so if this was the most modern up to date hammer fire done with your shit I take a striker fire over a hammer fire any day more accurate because they don’t have a big heavy Hammer That’s used to strike the firing pin but I guess if we’re being chronologically accurate, it could have been brand new when he retired assuming he retired around the mid-2000s it came out in 2006 personally, I would pick a Sig Sauer over aH&K any day But assuming that he was a fan of H&K German made guns assuming that he was robbed and had his dog killed in car stolen in 2013 I guess if he was only retired for six or seven years, the he would’ve bought the most advanced heckler in Koch guns to bury in his emergency stash in the floor. I would’ve probably chosen Glock G 17’s over any hammer, fired pistol. They’re just reliable and they work under any circumstances and they’re striker fired but he went with the subcompact Glocks

... The Wild Geese is one of my favorite war movies to watch, next to ( I know it's not a war movie ) Ffolks ! .

Thanks for posting this. I watch the Wild Geese at least once every year.

Does anyone use the Uzi’s sights in the Wild Geese?

HK FAs are the best FAs so far. It’s such a bummer that some people used them in my country on a few illegal activities. Leading to it’s banning (German FAs) here. 😢

What is in the box ?!

Can say real good video and something hardly known about the UZI could also look into the MP-5 as another gun that also has a fascinating history too like that British Embassy rescue mission Operation Nimrod I presume and also saw that TV movie Raid on Entebbe as well that incident in real life also inspired countless others as well and don't know if that version you shown is still around though used to see it around here somewhere back a long time ago.

Mf said mack trucks that's where I work

This was the Same SMG that was used by the US Secret Service, During the Failed Assassination of Pres. Ronald Reagan in the 80s, when one Secret Service Agent Deploys the UZI, and as for the Movie "Raid on Entebbe" It's Available, it is Uploaded by Lionheart Film Works on RUclips.

raid on entebee was good and real primer for the Uzi...i have and carried both regular and micro Uzi...and yes I have SOF number 1

You one is a minter.. The movie ones would have had a BFA barrel. Basically a barrel with bugger all aperture in it, so it could cycle blanks.

Bodie carried an Uzi in an episode of the Professionals.

Intresting how the T-800 could get his hand on a opened bolt UZI in a civilian gun store :D edit: actually, the bolt is in the forward position when he fires on Kyle reese behind the bar.

I'm begging you to do the Jericho 941 from Cowboy Bebop

Love it ❤

"Deh *_OOH_*-Zee Nine Melley *_MEH_*-Tah?" You are forgetting the Uzi in the hands of American legends *_LEE MARVIN_* and *_CHUCK NORRIS_* in *_The Delta Force_*

Great Video, as always. Thanks

Arnold had a little Armalite during the police precint assault. Seriously, that was an AR18, famously found in the hands of the Provisional wing of the Irish Republican Army.