When I joined the corps we din't have any fancy-shmancy anti-material rifles, We had sticks! two sticks and a rock for the whole platoon, and we had to share the rock
Well the covenant are so much bigger than humans so I guess it would stand to say that there hallways would be really wide. Either way if I was master chief I would make the hallway s big enough to take this bad boy anywhere. 🤘
My dream gun. If I had the money, I'd buy everything and anything made by Denel. They literally build weapons to last and ensure you are the last man standing in any environment.
@@nebunezz_r they made an ass chopper? is that a sword or an axe? and why would you do that to an ass if the chopper is clearly supposed to chop ass not....well...you know. not sure if that particular kink is snuff or not. sounds like though...
The movement doesn't tell the full story, energy transfer is only part of the equation. The rifle has massive recoil reduction giving it more of a push then punch.
As Jay Dunbar noted, recoil consists of both the force of the rearward motion on the weapon, and how long it takes that force to be fully transmitted to the shooter. More weight = better diffusion of the recoil force, which is why an M1911 in .45ACP is less painful to shoot than a Kel-Tec .380 despite being far more powerful. The Denel 20mm has a colossal amount of recoil force, but the muzzle brake mitigates a lot of it, the hydraulic recoil mechanism delays that recoil for a VERRRRY long (relative) period of time, and then whatever's left has to force itself against a rifle that weighs as much as a medium-sized boat anchor. This results in the famous "push" vs. "punch" that allows anti-tank and anti-materiel rifles to be shoulder-fired (rather than tripod mounted, which is the next step up). You get a rather serious "shove" (over a second or so) which pushes your body back many inches, but it's not like getting full-on punched by the rifle in a sixteenth of a second. Try that without all the recoil reducing features and you'd shatter your scapula and dislocate your shoulder. Probably something you'd remember unpleasantly.
yea I was amazed to see that even with 2 forms (right?) of mechanical recoil-reduction it still pushed him back like half a foot almost instantly. I can't imagine what it would do if it had no reduction whatsoever. Like Alex said, broken scapula easily.
I get that it is meant as a joke but the recoil seems to be rather a long and relatively easy push rather than a quick impulsive and hurtful punch that lets you fly for the most part. The result in distance will be the same but the first is more pleasant to shoot.
Ian pulls trigger, gets thrown back across the room, runs back to the gun giggling and smiling, shoots 2 more. Turns solemnly to the camera “this is quite a nice recoil, indeed it’s quite smooth”. Video continues.
It's not brutal in delivery of the force tho. He means the difference between being punched by it almost breaking his shoulder/collarbone and it pushing him back rather gently.
It's the difference between being punched by a boxer vs being pushed by a sumo wrestler. The fierce is irresistible, but it's slow enough that it's not painful..
Using the spent cartridges as a tool to take the rifle apart is so simple it hurts. These guys were really thinking about the design, excellent engineering
You see, in South Africa, contrary to what some might tell you, this rifle wasn’t built to destroy light vehicles. Rather, we had a rather serious Tyrannosaurus rex problem. *Had.*
It works fine when shooting for the sides, however you ought to avoid the armoured plates and the spine ridge. The 20mm has a tough time penetrating that part of the body even with AP rounds.( However 14.5mm AP works fine) The ventral plate is generally weak enough for HE to pen and destroy the 4th heart.
my village in Kazakhstan is having an issue with this smug little bitch of a brachiosaurus that thinks he's all that because he's big, will this rifle solve our problems?
@@kohai-kun9261 In WZ, the ZRG is the highest damage sniper, it does 20 more damage to the chest and extremities and 40 more to the stomach than the kar98. It also has the highest bullet velocity, ZRG is actually REALLY GOOD in WZ at the moment, give it another try ;)
That's actually the case. Painful recoil comes from improper posture and from recoil that has enough force to punch you in the shoulder but not enough force to slide your body like this one does. Now imagine if he had his back flat against that blast shield behind him. If he fired the gun then he is going to have a very bad time.
@@ToastyMozart A HUD that advanced would certainly change the norms of small arms handling in combat situations. At its most basic fundamental, the end goal is to get a projectile to go from the firearm in your hands and into the target, all else is fluid and able to be adjusted as technology makes achieving the end goal easier, simpler, and more intuitive. What we know as "perfect" shooting habits & techniques today are only "perfect" in this small snapshot of history, until technology changes this and makes hitting a target less and less dependent on human skill. And, frankly, that's the most important area of technological development - minimizing the amount of human involvement needed since we're mistake prone, independent, self aware, somewhat unpredictable creatures. I have a feeling that 'Master Chief' would more likely come to fruition as a semi-autonomous robot(I mean, look how far ahead we're talking about) rather than a specially selected human(that could potentially end up being a total head case...) put in a pseudo-biomech suit of sorts. Talk about making it easier to get a projectile to the target, the most minimal of risk.
The more I look into it the more I'm willing to defend Halo's futurism, though I think a lot of the high tech elements are a little underwhelming for something that is 500 years in our future though maybe the developers were only doing their best with what they knew 20 years ago when people were talking about the benefits of the "Information Age" best being tapped into at the public library or IRC.
Would love to hear the story behind the guns making ect especially if its South African.. Hou daarvan om my pa die vids te wys. Always brings back memories of his army days.
Do not doubt. explosive round of this caliber leaves a 40cm crater in the ground. That, plus the example of elephants and rhinos being easily put down by special high-caliber rifles.
I've had the privilege of shooting this rifle, it doesn't have your typical recoil, it feels more like someone pushing you, been at that specific range many many time doing other tests.
Color me ENVIOUS! I expect both the weapon and each (with HE projectile, over .50 cal) round would require a destructive device tax stamp here, that would make for some expensive range time...
@@Bert2368 probably irrelevant except for your display ammo, good luck finding a range that will allow explosive ammo. If I'm not mistaken, even those big machinegun venues require inert ammo.
"That's not bad at all" after the gun pushed him a foot backwards lol. That thing looks like a lot of fun. I want to know what it would be like shooting it without a recoil system. I got to shoot some awesome guns when I was in the Air Force but never a hand held anti-material rifle. Did shoot mounted ones though.
When I subscribed to Forgotten Weapons, we didn't have fancy-Schmanzy Anti-Materiel Rifles! We had sticks. Two stick and a rock for the whole platoon! And we had to share the rock! You should consider yourself very lucky youtube commenters!
Why yes when i was defending the reach me and my group where about 1.25 miles away well it may not take a hat off where you set the sights you may take a head off an elite
I almost fainted when I just had the realization of how insane tanks must be when Ian said “no modern rifle can get through a tank, those days are long long gone”
@Melvi Vanilly this is significantly more powerful than a 50bmg and would still struggle against even semi decent tank armour which a even the most extreme 50bmg won't even tickle
Melvi Vanilly The .50 bmg raufoss round, which you are thinking of, could not penetrate the armor of a modern battle tank in its wildest dreams. Tungsten or not, most modern composite tank armors will bounce high velocity 105mm spent uranium Sabot rounds, let alone any .5 inch rifle in existence.
@@xtflogicalohio3044 engine is inside hull, that's a no. And modern MBTs hide their turret rings fairly well. Trust me, no rifle or cannon a man can carry will go through a tank, we already learned that in WW2. RPGs and such weren't invented for fun
@Melvi Vanilly it cannot even dent modern MBTs there's a reason why most modern tank cannons are 110mm+, hell most modern main battle tanks can take a 84×246 mm or two .
this will only make sense to HALO fans but seeing the 99C in real life is awesome but knowing that it was made in South Africa is even better edit: Long Live ODST
This reminds me of a friend of mine; 5'6" 110 lbs sopping wet with change in his pockets. He loved to buy up 460 Weatherby ammo in packages with one round missing (it only took one shot for most shooters to decide they didn't really need a 460 Weatherby) and plink away from the prone position. He didn't have a very high rate of fire, because he had to low crawl back to the line after each shot.
@@ethannugent6704 Then listen up! When I joined the Corps, we didn't have any fancy-shmancy tanks. We had sticks! Two sticks, and a rock for the whole platoon - and we had to share the rock! Buck up, boy, you're one very lucky Marine!
Stupid american thinking. Another person is either on my property or trying to use my property, and even though that isn't violence, you feel that you are now in the moral right to initiate violence. TL;DR you're trying to justify murder because someone touched your toy.
Not only that i think with a little bit of tinkering and talk ideas over a magazine fed 20x110 is certainly possible maybe a bit bigger hydraulic recoil buffer it can be manageable too
There is a game where you can use the NTW by yourself, carrying it around with the ability to aim down sight ONLY if prone or near an object. Carrying it, you (somehow) sprint only slightly faster than average walk speed, and firing this thing makes your camera shoot up into the sky, even with a muzzle brake (seems about right). My favourite part about it is the game-only 20x110 conversion which makes it have only 1 bullet, but increased power and penetration (even though you absolutely don't need it)
it is a gun that can be used and carried by a single soldier. Our Recce's generally use this in the bush solo. There's a video from the SANDF exhibition of a Recce moving with this guy (he's walking not running lol)
Not just Cheif, those regular Marines and ODST can run and accurately shoot those 60lb hunks of insta-death like the weight is nothing to them. Those are some super soldiers hahaha.
Casey Hall spartans are pussies compared to the marines, all their whiny strength comes from drugs, child abuse and the suit itself, marines are the real heroes jumping fearlessly right into action, spartans only come when marines have done all the dirty work. Respect for marines.
@@artyom8905 but can a marine survive a flood attack you know the whole reason there’s is Spartans is because there assassins there not jumping right into action the unsc isn’t gonna spent 17 million just for them to get killed by some grunt who was like fuck life I’m gonna die anyways they kill high priority targets the only reason why master chief is a fighter is because he was the only one that could fight the flood and survive that got him so respected that when he walks by on the battle field he just boost moral whenever you play halo even when your not chief you hear the marines go yeah they brought in the big guns most of the time a single elite can take out a company of marines.
...just a pity you can't get any. Not even if you are a foreign govt. The place is bankrupt. Stolen bare through bad management and crooked politicians...
They're superhuman by our standards anyways. Chief is 7 feet 1 inch and the marines are a head (his heas) shorter. And capable of holding down a 7.62x51mm (doubtlessly hotter than any sane modern load) on full auto at 500+RPM with enough accuracy to make such a weapon system practical.
Well to be fair the halo rounds are “only” 14.5mm by something caliber while this is 20mm. Also space metals like alloy titanium obviously make it only weigh like 2 pounds. Pure science you see.
One of the best things about this beast of a gun is that for something that looks like just about the most impractical things ever fielded by any military, mechanically it's one of the most practical firearms ever made. Damn near everything about it is designed with ease of use and maintenance in the field in mind. Very cool weapon.
"man-portable anti-material rifle.." Yeah, because nothing says portable like a barrel so huge that it looks like you could take it off and bludgeon somebody to death with it.
One of the downsides of this weapon was the high maintenance and cost. I watched a mini doc on " anti material " weapons years ago. This weapon system is held in high regard for it overall use and effectiveness. But, it's a nightmare to keep in use. Expensive to maintain and repair as well as time consuming to properly train the average infantry soldier how to use. It can't be dropped in battle and easily picked up by a soldier who knows how to grab a BB and use it effectively. Thanks for the breakdown Gun Jesus That said. Just an amazing example of engineering and power.
I'm not much for .50 and above guns, but this design I can fall in love with. It looks outwardly like a complete no-nonsense industrial design, but when you look closely there is so much thought and consideration into every single detail. The hydraulic dampeners, the trigger & safety, the scope, the handle, the disassembly, the action, everything shines with superb engineering forethought. Even one of these would be a selling point on a high-end light fifty sporting rifle, but seeing them all combined in such harmony makes my heart melt. Thanks for the video, Ian, it really made my day!
I don't think a lot of non gun people realize how much us gun people really enjoy the engineering aspect of firearms. It's like looking at the mechanism of a Swiss watch.
I love those thoughtful details like having separate cutouts for both 14.5 and 20mm cartridges to aid with rotating the barrel lock. Shows that a lot of consideration went into how this gun would be actually used.
I thought it slightly odd that they would be labelled and the the bolt would need swapping (along with the barrel, obviously) between 20mm and 14.5mm, considering that the 20mm case is supposed to be a re-necked 14.5mm. It's a bit weird that the extraction groove was changed (for the 20mm) when the head and rim size are apparently identical for both rounds.
@@dj1NM3 The 20x82 cartridge being used by Denel is a derivative of 20x82 Mauser, which is based on and a necked up & shortened case successor of 15x96 Mauser, both resulting from the development of the Mauser MG 151 autocannon. The 14.5x114 was developed basically at the same time(1938, before entering production in 1941) by the soviets, but to supercede the 12.7x108 in an anti-tank role. Dimensionally, the 14.5x114 case is about 2-3mm larger in diameter in multiple points down the length than the Mauser cases and has a 0.45mm thicker rim(which is, again, ~2mm larger in diameter). So, they definitely aren't based on the same case, both being pretty much clean sheet designs at basically the same time, but for different purposes, which resulted in the 14.5mm Soviet anti-tank cartridge featuring a larger case in all dimensions than the 15x96/20x82 Mauser autocannon cartridge. In the former case, velocity & kinetic energy are king, so a smaller diameter shell pushed by an overwhelming amount of propellant, while the 15/20mm Mauser airplane gun has a smaller case and larger shell, because velocity & kinetic energy are of low importance but explosives payload is king. Tl;dr - 14.5x114 and 15x96/20x82 are in fact completely different cartridges in both projectile size and case size, which is why they different parts & options are offered.
Some of the features on this thing are absolutely genius, I’d have never thought of stuff like the primary extraction lever. The guys at Denel seem like they have a REALLY good handle on what they’re doing. Massive props to them for that.
Here in south africa Denel is world renowned for some of the most advanced weapons, unfortunately due to corruption in the government a lot of companies became state owned and since its run by a white man the government sees it as unnecessary to give cash float, our racism is reversed down here...
When you spent decades having to be mostly self-sufficient because of international sanctions. You either go the Iranian “Qahir 313” propaganda video route, or partner with the Israeli’s and make top quality equipment.
Um they had good engineers... Place is bankrupt. Nothing except drones are still in production. Place was run into the ground by affirmative action managers and corrupt politicians. Story of africa...
"Here. You may need these. High-velocity, armor-piercing. They'll take the hat off an elite at 2000 yards. And they ain't cheap."
Love it
I miss jun
@@Rockstingray790 he alive.
@@Rockstingray790 he's recruiting for the Spartan IV program
Where's the TV scope?
"That's actually not bad at all," he quipped after being kicked into the next room.
It looks like a slow push rather than a hammer to the shoulder though
*cleans blood coming from his mouth* "didn't know this thing was a .22"
It's probably not as bad because that damn thing probably weighs 50lbs
Hahaha my thought exactly
@@dustinontaiyabbi5608 66 actually!
Building shakes as he fires it.
“That’s actually not bad at all!”
I mean it’s rounds are bigger than .50 cal, I’d expect the thing to punch me in the face for firing it 😰
Where did the building shake?
@@Jb22372 i think its the camera that shake
The building moves two inches in the direction of recoil after the second shot.
"Actually kinda fun!"
On this episode of forgotten weapons, gun jesus fires the halo sniper rifle.
So true
Quixotic Phoenix The MGS5 Anti Material rifle*
Accurate
@@RaZeRbLaDeZ that's actually the m82a2 shoulder fired Barret 50
Here, take the 300s like.
All it’s missing is a big green suit of armor to go along with the gun :)
"fune big green man walking around with an anti-son-of-a-bitch material gun"
Sounds familiar, I don't know where though.
@@mexiccutioner if only it was in mcc
yoooo I didn't know you liked guns. BTW what would you think if halo infinite sniper had a side mounted magazine. i would be happy
crazy seeing you here! That Cold War video was dope, love to see that stuff
Wut why are you here go make a episode about the gravity hammer I want one lol jk
*Gunshot*
*Dislocated shoulder*
*Broken collar bone*
*Poster 5 ft away moves*
“Oh that’s not bad at all”
Discombobulate.
"This is actually kind fun." No. No it's not.
Tis but a scratch
Thats the power of gun Jesus
Jeez, I wonder what does more damage, the scope eye of that, plus an umdampened recoil, or just taking the damned 20mm to the chest?
can confirm military still use it in 2042 and 500 years later in the future with different scope
Well in fact the version used in bf2042 is a .50 (12.7mm) which is not even as heavy cartridge as the smaller 14.5 mm ammo much less 20mm
Ye, but they kinda ruined it by chambering it in .50 caliber
They also use it in 2552 with a different scope
Indian Army Snipers still carry it today 🤘🏻
When I joined the corps we din't have any fancy-shmancy anti-material rifles, We had sticks! two sticks and a rock for the whole platoon, and we had to share the rock
MAGCHAVIRA keeping marines from eating the sticks must’ve been a chore!
The Air Force uses very small rocks with sharp edges that can be thrown a long way, but only the offices were allowed to throw them.
SIMMONS
BEGIN BROWN NOSING
I bet you know what the ladies like
yay we all played halo and grew up to love guns love you guys :3
I'm glad the Chief finally took a breather after the War and dedicated himself to teaching normal humans how to operate Spartan equipment.
If you beat Halo CE on Legendary, you see Gun Jesus take off his helmet as he and Cortana escape the destruction of the ringworld
This rifle is a standard issue sniper. Not built specifically for Spartans.
Let that sink a bit.
Frank G head cannon that Ian is the one under all the armour
@@calladeem240 They came back to earth to start the channel, and she's the editor. How else would Ian be able to knock out a video every day?
The concept of master chief actually being Ian this whole time is too funny
"What am I supposed to do with this INSIDE a Covenant ship?"
Underrated
@yajo891 it’s based off of this gun
@@combineeliteunit8769 if that’s real that’s the coolest shit ever
"..." * sleeping noises*
Well the covenant are so much bigger than humans so I guess it would stand to say that there hallways would be really wide. Either way if I was master chief I would make the hallway s big enough to take this bad boy anywhere. 🤘
My dream gun. If I had the money, I'd buy everything and anything made by Denel. They literally build weapons to last and ensure you are the last man standing in any environment.
Makes me patriotic as hell.
Why the gun when denel made a whole ass fucking chopper?
DENEL IS DEAD
@@nebunezz_r they made an ass chopper? is that a sword or an axe? and why would you do that to an ass if the chopper is clearly supposed to chop ass not....well...you know. not sure if that particular kink is snuff or not. sounds like though...
@@MrKago1 Read it again, it is a whole ass chopper, so probably it's a guillotine like aparatus
You may be cool. But you will never be "Ian shooting the Halo sniper rifle, indoors, with sunglasses on" cool.
Damn straight
I thought something looked familiar, so this is the gun they modeled off of for the Halo sniper rifles.
Andrej Sygur yes. Obviously. Jk I never played halo.
Only thing it's missing is it to be a semi auto fed by a 4 round magazine :P
glad it wasn't jsut me w
ho
was shocked at the halo thing. I WANT ONE.
Recoils more than any gun I've ever seen him fire: "That's actually not bad at all".
if you shot artillery without your arm coming off, id say its not bad at all
The movement doesn't tell the full story, energy transfer is only part of the equation. The rifle has massive recoil reduction giving it more of a push then punch.
As Jay Dunbar noted, recoil consists of both the force of the rearward motion on the weapon, and how long it takes that force to be fully transmitted to the shooter. More weight = better diffusion of the recoil force, which is why an M1911 in .45ACP is less painful to shoot than a Kel-Tec .380 despite being far more powerful.
The Denel 20mm has a colossal amount of recoil force, but the muzzle brake mitigates a lot of it, the hydraulic recoil mechanism delays that recoil for a VERRRRY long (relative) period of time, and then whatever's left has to force itself against a rifle that weighs as much as a medium-sized boat anchor. This results in the famous "push" vs. "punch" that allows anti-tank and anti-materiel rifles to be shoulder-fired (rather than tripod mounted, which is the next step up). You get a rather serious "shove" (over a second or so) which pushes your body back many inches, but it's not like getting full-on punched by the rifle in a sixteenth of a second.
Try that without all the recoil reducing features and you'd shatter your scapula and dislocate your shoulder. Probably something you'd remember unpleasantly.
@@orangejoe204 soo like a holding a rocket instead of a bomb. makes sense
yea I was amazed to see that even with 2 forms (right?) of mechanical recoil-reduction it still pushed him back like half a foot almost instantly. I can't imagine what it would do if it had no reduction whatsoever. Like Alex said, broken scapula easily.
What the hell am I supposed to do with this inside a Covenant ship?!
I love these comments
Blast your way through
Put a hole in the Covenant ship. Obviously.
Quick scope brutes, what else?
Shoot through more than 1 enemy at a time
1:30 when the gun is so powerful, the shockwave from the muzzle alone can push objects around.
That poster is made of paper....
@@clawabidingcitizen it's still an object you buffoon
@@clawabidingcitizen still it's quite far from the gun and it's still get pushed.
@@benjimin8456 an ak fired in the rain will push a clear circle of rain sway about a foot or two from the barrel
Yea that’s not a shockwave. That’s literally all the gas being expelled into it.
0:12 "That's not actually too bad at all" said Ian from the other room as he recovered from the recoil
Oh man, thanks for the laugh! ;)
Yep, thats pretty accurate xD
I get that it is meant as a joke but the recoil seems to be rather a long and relatively easy push rather than a quick impulsive and hurtful punch that lets you fly for the most part. The result in distance will be the same but the first is more pleasant to shoot.
😅
@@Fergesslich exactly what I was thinking. More of a solid push than a brutal, concussive kick.
Ian pulls trigger, gets thrown back across the room, runs back to the gun giggling and smiling, shoots 2 more.
Turns solemnly to the camera “this is quite a nice recoil, indeed it’s quite smooth”.
Video continues.
I want to see Mae shoot one of these!
Halo Sniper: Recoils fast enough to rip through a human arm
Gun Jesus: *Thats Actually Not Bad At All*
Did you know gun Jesus when he fires it there’s a 98% chance is going to kill an elite take out three grunts and shoot a hunter through the neck
@@odstman2984 Ya, there is also a 2% chance that when he fires he will hit 5 elites, 8 brutes, 3 pairs of sleeping grunts, and a hunters neck
And a 1% to take down a covenant cruiser
@@skylain111
Which one? The 'cruiser' designation is pretty broad and encompassing for the covies.
He is Gun Jesus, afterall. He takes recoil for all our sins.
I see the scope has a rail on top to place a micro red dot for use in CQB type scenarios. Innovative
Lol! I'd love love to see someone taking a direct head shot at 40 feet from this kill machine...
@@travisfowler8345 disintegration
@@w7u yeah.. just pink mist, no solid matter remaining
@@travisfowler8345nah, that would erase him, his birth certificate, his house, his next of kin. He’d be gone
Lord help the poor sod that gets CQB'd with this thing
In this episode of forgotten weapons: Gun Jesus fights the Covenant
Gun Jesus LMAO
@@LuisLopez-ve5jt HE IS GUN JESUS.
Ian:
*Fires miniature cannon*
*Almost pushed of the table by recoil*
"That's actually not bad at all."
Oh Ian, you so stoic.
Gets thrown back about a foot
Ian: oh that’s pretty nice
With all the recoil reduction features and the weapon weight, it will just push you rather than strike you.
It's not brutal in delivery of the force tho. He means the difference between being punched by it almost breaking his shoulder/collarbone and it pushing him back rather gently.
It's the difference between being punched by a boxer vs being pushed by a sumo wrestler. The fierce is irresistible, but it's slow enough that it's not painful..
Using the spent cartridges as a tool to take the rifle apart is so simple it hurts. These guys were really thinking about the design, excellent engineering
Bush warfare.
I was look for this comment as soon as ian snap the 20mm case on the barrel.
The only other gun I can think of that also does that is the M4A1
because south africa didnt had/has big and fancy supply chain with large budgets like US, so everything must be rugged, simple and cost effective.
@@Tonyx.yt. Yes, us South Africans like ruggedness and simplicity
Being in South Africa, always wanted to work for Denel, they always made awesome stuff
I heard they're struggling finacially recently, which sounds like a big shame since they make good stuff. I really hope they don't go bankrupt.
@@Arthion yeah, everyone blames the corrupt government that can't maintain what they inherited 🚮
Rooivalk for the win
@@Arthion it's a government ploy, get the company so weak they buy it for cheap and make it boom again
@@Arthionyeah they actually closed , due to corruption with the arms deal in the new government
You see, in South Africa, contrary to what some might tell you, this rifle wasn’t built to destroy light vehicles. Rather, we had a rather serious Tyrannosaurus rex problem.
*Had.*
You are almost correct. When foreign hunters come to South Africa, we take them to the small elephants...
As a South African I can confirm this. Horrible nuisance those things
How does to fair against honey badgers? Not the ones you show tourists, the big ones
It works fine when shooting for the sides, however you ought to avoid the armoured plates and the spine ridge. The 20mm has a tough time penetrating that part of the body even with AP rounds.( However 14.5mm AP works fine) The ventral plate is generally weak enough for HE to pen and destroy the 4th heart.
my village in Kazakhstan is having an issue with this smug little bitch of a brachiosaurus that thinks he's all that because he's big, will this rifle solve our problems?
Gun Jesus getting ready to defend New Mombasa. Word is he got a hint from surfing I love bees and is still preparing.
Ah, a fellow Beekeeper. Well met. o7
The hell hes going to do with it inside a covenant ship?
I only clicked on this video to make sure this comment was here
@@jollygoodshow5473 why use it as a point hand cannon, as demonstrated by Spartans Sierra 117 and Noble 6. How else would you use it?
@@Altiveda Same
His ponytail acts as a recoil dampener for his head.
Sell out!
lol
That recoil dampening in that barrel though...
Jesus christ
Sniper: these rifles have low recoil
Denel: say no more
Sniper 3 shots later: I need a new shouler
*shoulder got dislocated
This man: its fine
Whenever you see a gun that looks like its meant to take down a Xenomorph, you just know its from South Africa.
you can take down a xenomorph with almost any gun, doesn't have to be a massive anti materiel rifle
@@narenthebeesechurgerman422 key word is have
@@silence___ fair, an anti materiel would probably kill a Xenomorph queen
Or the aliens from Halo...
Fooking prawns.
This weapons redefines the differences between “cover” and “concealment”...
Differences*
This gun makes cover, concealment
"Cover me"
"Roger"
*B O O M*
"Lmao yah nvm they dead"
I. E. It doesn't discriminate
So, so true
Imagine programming a game where this sniper does less damage then the Kar98k
@Vape kat actually, in Cold War it's the most damaging rifle in the game by a large margin.
Warzone's where it doesn't make any sense.
@@kohai-kun9261 In WZ, the ZRG is the highest damage sniper, it does 20 more damage to the chest and extremities and 40 more to the stomach than the kar98.
It also has the highest bullet velocity, ZRG is actually REALLY GOOD in WZ at the moment, give it another try ;)
The thing still does less damage than the hand cannon, which is just a fucking desert eagle with a laser
@@jblazerndrowzy I’m pretty sure the hand cannon fires explosive bullets
@@samoksner i would if it’s mobility would be faster.
The sheer amount of brilliance that went into this rifle is astounding. Genius on so many levels.
Bravo Denel. Bravo. 👏
So brilliant, they couldnt make it semi auto
I see Ian is trying out the "Welcome to Earth" Gift Basket
Obscure reference, I love it.
That made me chuckle a lot more than the other, more popular comments.
Our Platoon marksman used one of these during our assault on the Truth and Reconciliation
Did anyone in that platoon make it out alive?
Lmao! I love you guys!!! RIP Platoon.
Is that a Halo reference? If so, nice
@@snowleopardd trust me you don't actualy want to know
wait, let me guess, there was no reconciliation and the OP was based on a lie...
*recoil throws him back 2 ft*
Ian: “That’s actually not bad at all”
That's actually the case. Painful recoil comes from improper posture and from recoil that has enough force to punch you in the shoulder but not enough force to slide your body like this one does. Now imagine if he had his back flat against that blast shield behind him. If he fired the gun then he is going to have a very bad time.
He’s training to duel wield hip fire them, in green armor
“The scope is gonna back and it’s going to go straight through your face…and that’s a problem…”
*me furiously scribbling notes* “…that’s…a…problem…”
And Master Chief hip fired these things...
with ZERO recoil
To be fair the man is a super soldier in 1000 lbs power armor
Someone tell chief gun is missing
Standing
The guns are probably waaay more stronger in kickback in a few hundred years also so that too
“What the hell am I supposed to do with this inside a covenant ship?”
Drop the enemy in one shot instead of 20. Hipfire works surprisingly well with power arms and a HUD.
@@ToastyMozart A HUD that advanced would certainly change the norms of small arms handling in combat situations. At its most basic fundamental, the end goal is to get a projectile to go from the firearm in your hands and into the target, all else is fluid and able to be adjusted as technology makes achieving the end goal easier, simpler, and more intuitive. What we know as "perfect" shooting habits & techniques today are only "perfect" in this small snapshot of history, until technology changes this and makes hitting a target less and less dependent on human skill. And, frankly, that's the most important area of technological development - minimizing the amount of human involvement needed since we're mistake prone, independent, self aware, somewhat unpredictable creatures. I have a feeling that 'Master Chief' would more likely come to fruition as a semi-autonomous robot(I mean, look how far ahead we're talking about) rather than a specially selected human(that could potentially end up being a total head case...) put in a pseudo-biomech suit of sorts. Talk about making it easier to get a projectile to the target, the most minimal of risk.
The more I look into it the more I'm willing to defend Halo's futurism, though I think a lot of the high tech elements are a little underwhelming for something that is 500 years in our future though maybe the developers were only doing their best with what they knew 20 years ago when people were talking about the benefits of the "Information Age" best being tapped into at the public library or IRC.
RvB?
@@edbo10 Being a stereotypical 30 year old male in north America, you could say that I'm familiar...
Lord Hood: Master chief...Defend this station!
Master Chief: yes sir...I need a weapon.
Ian Mcollum: Right this waay
Fuck yes...
I love the comment section in this video
You see this look? It's terror!
@@TheActiveAssault Marine did I give you permission to bitch.
Lmao
Sometimes, I can be proud to be South African
Same bru, it's a shame the government took this as a state owned company
@@4n0n4m0us3 Can't have shit in South Africa
Not me.
Would love to hear the story behind the guns making ect especially if its South African..
Hou daarvan om my pa die vids te wys. Always brings back memories of his army days.
@@frikkievannieplaas7743 nah we good Verwoerd.
The Jurassic Park movies would have been over a lot quicker if they had a few of these on hand.
Yes, and they would have only had to make one of them.
Do not doubt. explosive round of this caliber leaves a 40cm crater in the ground. That, plus the example of elephants and rhinos being easily put down by special high-caliber rifles.
Looks like a halo sniper rifle lol
They did, in JP3 the rifle Cooper has on the air strip is a 20mm
Sarch Lalaith .600 kills elephants, raptors are small this would kill anything that has ever lived
I've had the privilege of shooting this rifle, it doesn't have your typical recoil, it feels more like someone pushing you, been at that specific range many many time doing other tests.
Thank you, as Ian didn't say.
Color me ENVIOUS! I expect both the weapon and each (with HE projectile, over .50 cal) round would require a destructive device tax stamp here, that would make for some expensive range time...
@@Bert2368 probably irrelevant except for your display ammo, good luck finding a range that will allow explosive ammo. If I'm not mistaken, even those big machinegun venues require inert ammo.
@Joël It's 20mm, of course it is.
@Joël If you put it that way, it sounds tyrannical (it is, but you made it sound MUCH worse)
“Do I look like an 8ft alien monster?”
Master Chief: YES
@@Overneed-Belkan-Witch correct
"That's not bad at all" after the gun pushed him a foot backwards lol. That thing looks like a lot of fun. I want to know what it would be like shooting it without a recoil system. I got to shoot some awesome guns when I was in the Air Force but never a hand held anti-material rifle. Did shoot mounted ones though.
“So how are supposed to get inside when it’s in the air. Corps issued me a rifle, not wings.”
There's a gravity lift that ferries troops and supplies between the ship and the surface, that's our ticket in.
“No covenant”, you just had to open your mouth!
Only real ones in the replies!
When I subscribed to Forgotten Weapons, we didn't have fancy-Schmanzy Anti-Materiel Rifles! We had sticks. Two stick and a rock for the whole platoon! And we had to share the rock! You should consider yourself very lucky youtube commenters!
Lookshoory!
Thanks for the comment, he never gets me anything.
@@savagemcflurry9082 He knows what the ladies like...
*These Halo in-references just write themselves*
Oh, I know what the viewers like...
For when the covenant invade your planet
Seems like it would be a favorite of a certain vampire Police Girl as well
@@RaderizDorret I mean, what can you say, bitches love cannons.
SgtAwesome97 I came expecting Halo references, what I got were Halo and Hellsing Ultimate Abridged references...
kabob 007 facts lmao
@@kabob0077 i mean, why not both?
I WANT ONE!!!
Everybody needs to shoot through an engine block or concrete bunker every now and then
I’ve heard this gun could take the hat off of an elite from a mile away. Is it true?
*yes*
Yes, but it requires the "high-velocity, armor-pearcing". And they ain't cheap
@@Igrzu-san I prefer the "high velocity armour piercing" one.
Just a little more...2000 yards
Why yes when i was defending the reach me and my group where about 1.25 miles away well it may not take a hat off where you set the sights you may take a head off an elite
I remember using these in 2552
HAHAHA!!
I miss my green power armour. Everything went to shit after the war though, things weren't as good.
My buddy once asked me to fix the power supply of one of those suits. You have any idea how expensive that thing was?
@@red62 Tell that to the meat bags we were dropping. Nuts were part of some cult.
9 year ago?
I almost fainted when I just had the realization of how insane tanks must be when Ian said “no modern rifle can get through a tank, those days are long long gone”
@Melvi Vanilly this is significantly more powerful than a 50bmg and would still struggle against even semi decent tank armour which a even the most extreme 50bmg won't even tickle
Melvi Vanilly The .50 bmg raufoss round, which you are thinking of, could not penetrate the armor of a modern battle tank in its wildest dreams. Tungsten or not, most modern composite tank armors will bounce high velocity 105mm spent uranium Sabot rounds, let alone any .5 inch rifle in existence.
*laughs in Rifle chambered for SABOT aiming at engine/turret ring*
@@xtflogicalohio3044 engine is inside hull, that's a no. And modern MBTs hide their turret rings fairly well. Trust me, no rifle or cannon a man can carry will go through a tank, we already learned that in WW2. RPGs and such weren't invented for fun
@Melvi Vanilly it cannot even dent modern MBTs there's a reason why most modern tank cannons are 110mm+, hell most modern main battle tanks can take a 84×246 mm or two .
this will only make sense to HALO fans but seeing the 99C in real life is awesome but knowing that it was made in South Africa is even better
edit: Long Live ODST
Ian peels himself off the wall behind him: that's actually not that bad at all!
Theodore Roosevelt wasn't aware of it, but this was the "Big Stick" he was talking about back in the day.
Two sticks and a rock and we had to share the rock.
YES! FDR refrence!
Lol 😂
@@Chaoticnarkotic FDR? No, this was Teddy Roosevelt. I believe he was FDR's uncle? Or something like that, I can't remember.
@@That_One_Guy_In_A_Band yeah my bad
Carried around by two guys or one Master chief.
*and gun jesus
How do you have the same photo as me lol
ODST or Marine
Sam Kaiser Coincidence? I think probably
Carried by two guys or one MAN.
Anti material rifle: *exists*
StyliS Studios: Perfectly balanced... As all things should be.
"Oh I know what the ladies like"
-Seargent Major Johnson
"Son I could be your daddy you never mind" -Seargent Major Johnson
"Aaaaaaaaghhh"
-Seargent Major Johnson
This reminds me of a friend of mine; 5'6" 110 lbs sopping wet with change in his pockets. He loved to buy up 460 Weatherby ammo in packages with one round missing (it only took one shot for most shooters to decide they didn't really need a 460 Weatherby) and plink away from the prone position. He didn't have a very high rate of fire, because he had to low crawl back to the line after each shot.
With that caliber you're not plinking away, you're pounding away.
That last sentence made my day 🤣
@@piotrwoznica9100 Phrasing!
😂 I can imagine him digging a foxhole with his elbows, knees & toes.
Feet against tree, then he'd recoil back.
Comment section:
90% halo references
10% about the gun itself
yea... and i fucking hate it
@@bagasangga stay mad then
@@Khronik_ duf*q?
@@Khronik_ for the enclave
85% Halo references
10% Cold War references
1% Oh my gosh, so many halo and cw references!
*4% about the gun itself*
Halo sniper designer: "this is a totally unique design different to any real rifle in existence"
Gun Jesus: "I'm gonna have to stop you right there"
"That's actually not bad at all" as his shoulders are now on the same side lol
when you need to be reincarnated at 4pm but also defend reach at 5pm
Top comment 100%🤣🤣🤣
*resurrected
"It blew right through us. .50cal, rockets, didn't do a damn thing."
"Where's the rest of your platoon?"
@@xmlash234 "Dead, sarge; And we'll be too if we don't get the hell outta here!"
@@SkyNinja759 You hit, marine?
@@NobleS1236 n- no sir.
@@ethannugent6704 Then listen up! When I joined the Corps, we didn't have any fancy-shmancy tanks. We had sticks! Two sticks, and a rock for the whole platoon - and we had to share the rock! Buck up, boy, you're one very lucky Marine!
Covenant invades*
Me: "I need a weapon"
Ian: "Right this way"
When there is a burglar behind the fridge...in your neighbor’s house
Of course the nearest road in Nicaragua.
Kim Brodersen and they’re an alien
With a very hard hat
Stupid american thinking. Another person is either on my property or trying to use my property, and even though that isn't violence, you feel that you are now in the moral right to initiate violence. TL;DR you're trying to justify murder because someone touched your toy.
Nick Name so I can just steal your property without getting killed? That’s great to hear
Looks like it is straight out of Halo. You should have donned a full suit of mjolnir armor before shooting. :D
Not yet
Love your videos I Fly Central :D
This is what the sniper was based off of my dude
I Fly Central, I was thinking that exact same thing
@@truslew8089 Thanks.
The trigger assembly is such a neatly designed package. Simple, robust, the design team earned their bread.
Bread? No croissants?
Let them eat cake!
But the cake is a lie!
I'm hungry
Not only that i think with a little bit of tinkering and talk ideas over a magazine fed 20x110 is certainly possible maybe a bit bigger hydraulic recoil buffer it can be manageable too
There is a game where you can use the NTW by yourself, carrying it around with the ability to aim down sight ONLY if prone or near an object. Carrying it, you (somehow) sprint only slightly faster than average walk speed, and firing this thing makes your camera shoot up into the sky, even with a muzzle brake (seems about right). My favourite part about it is the game-only 20x110 conversion which makes it have only 1 bullet, but increased power and penetration (even though you absolutely don't need it)
if you are talking about pf, it has horrid walkspeed
It's Phantom Forces :)
it is a gun that can be used and carried by a single soldier. Our Recce's generally use this in the bush solo. There's a video from the SANDF exhibition of a Recce moving with this guy (he's walking not running lol)
"Can be carried by two guys with backpacks."
Master Chief: "hold my beer."
Not just Cheif, those regular Marines and ODST can run and accurately shoot those 60lb hunks of insta-death like the weight is nothing to them. Those are some super soldiers hahaha.
Casey Hall spartans are pussies compared to the marines, all their whiny strength comes from drugs, child abuse and the suit itself, marines are the real heroes jumping fearlessly right into action, spartans only come when marines have done all the dirty work. Respect for marines.
@@artyom8905 but can a marine survive a flood attack you know the whole reason there’s is Spartans is because there assassins there not jumping right into action the unsc isn’t gonna spent 17 million just for them to get killed by some grunt who was like fuck life I’m gonna die anyways they kill high priority targets the only reason why master chief is a fighter is because he was the only one that could fight the flood and survive that got him so respected that when he walks by on the battle field he just boost moral whenever you play halo even when your not chief you hear the marines go yeah they brought in the big guns most of the time a single elite can take out a company of marines.
I bet he could carry the beer at the same time too
117 likes. I'm not going to touch that.
Gun manufacturers: alright let's build this super clean looking rifle
Gamers: hey wait ive seen this one
I think its the 160 gold sniper rifle from stick warfare: blood strike
Gun Jesus is a Spartan.
More like a Mandalorian. That rifle is clearly from Mandalore
No it's definitely from Halo
@@aemo1677 To me it looks like the Sniper Rifle that Mandalorian Guards use in TCW TV Show
@@ChaplainPhantasm oh my god there may be a universe crossover
@@aemo1677 Maybe, coz both Mandos and Spartans are great warriors
Every human: “huh, that was pretty fun”
Every single alien member of the Covenant: *shudders in absolute terror*
Customer: I need to sniper rifle that can take out the whole building the bad guy is hiding behind.
Denel Land Systems: Say no more.
...just a pity you can't get any. Not even if you are a foreign govt. The place is bankrupt. Stolen bare through bad management and crooked politicians...
@@drevil2783 hey I resent that comment...true though
*ONI would like to know your location*
Hahaha 😂
I feel like with all the advances the spartan program made they could have made a better rifle.
Philip Greenwald it’s not that deep brotha
lol me literally in South Africa
ONI already knows your location.
Master Chief called, he wants his rifle back 😜
South Africa : NO!
South Africa : NO!
I don't think that belongs to master chief.
Ian: *“It’s actually not that bad”*
_Gets vibe checked every shot for the first two minutes of the video_
Ah yes the halo sniper, the gun any marine can use standing up
True chads
LOL
They're superhuman by our standards anyways. Chief is 7 feet 1 inch and the marines are a head (his heas) shorter. And capable of holding down a 7.62x51mm (doubtlessly hotter than any sane modern load) on full auto at 500+RPM with enough accuracy to make such a weapon system practical.
Well to be fair the halo rounds are “only” 14.5mm by something caliber while this is 20mm. Also space metals like alloy titanium obviously make it only weigh like 2 pounds. Pure science you see.
@@lopanreturns7085 The shotgun is 8 Gauge, I think. Now, in Infinite, the weaker Bulldog shotgun is in 12 gauge and the Sidekick pistol is 10mm.
One of the best things about this beast of a gun is that for something that looks like just about the most impractical things ever fielded by any military, mechanically it's one of the most practical firearms ever made. Damn near everything about it is designed with ease of use and maintenance in the field in mind. Very cool weapon.
It also looks like Halo's sniper.
Bless the South African engineers
"man-portable anti-material rifle.."
Yeah, because nothing says portable like a barrel so huge that it looks like you could take it off and bludgeon somebody to death with it.
Wow that's cool
To be fair, you can bludgeon somebody to death with anything if you believe in yourself.
@@SteelyEyedMissileDan I have a hard time believing that I could bludgeon someone to death with soapy water.
Neko gudo if you grab the person by the feet, and swing them really hard against a pool of soapy water, you could definitely do it.
You can beat someone to death with a your hand, that would take a monster to swing think really long 12lb sledgehammer with a steel pipe handle.
ian's luscious hair in slo-mo is a sight to behold
You see, hundreds of years later we're using the Denel NTW for our military snipers. Its powerful enough to kill an alien in one shot.
Scaled down the ammo to the 14.5mm tho
@@KillerOrca why 14.5mm when you can had 20mm straight to illegal outerspace immigrant skull
@@IndoLiberation as gun jesus said 14.5mm is allot faster and therefore perforates more armour
@@IndoLiberation the 14.5mm is for the alien the 20mm is for the spaceship
I think Ian are a pretty cool guy, he kills aliens and doesn't afraid of anything.
Reading this hurt my brain
@@joshuashaw7391 Did confetti come out of your head?
Hahaha almost 😂 good one
@@joshuashaw7391 bruh
I'm sorry in advance for no one getting this reference, that's some old school shitpostery; I'm impressed.
It's also pretty good for bringing down alien mechs
Every times shot fired, my heart skips a heart beat. I think I am in love with this gun 😅
*barret* " we're gonna make the biggest gun"
*Denel* "hold my beer"
@@arya31ful .950 JDJ *Looks away awkwardly*
"hold my scope"
ive actually seen bigger guns
@@musicconnoisseur4278 *cough cough* 110mm tank
@@someguywithachannel7590 nope, ptrd rifle, may be outdated but bitch is long
Its South African and any time Halo takes place on Earth its usually in Africa.
hmmmmmm...
Gavin _197 I know what you mean with the Halo sniper rifle, but it’s more like the Kraber from Titanfall in my opinion.
Click here for Infinite robux *mad noises*
Well, allegedly space elevators are "easier" to build around equatorial region.
Also, UNSC sniper rifles are actually manufactured on Mars.
@@GermDGator it's a mix!! Halo and titanfall. Gah it's halo 5 all over again...
Enclave Soldier You sure it’s a mix or just a massive disappointment. It’s more like both. Thanks 343.
Damn that rifle has so much oil, I'm surprised the US hasn't invaded it yet.
callsignJJ well you see if it fails there’s a bunch of green fist gonna punch your face off
Invading a Country? With such rifles?
@@HJB._ joke went over your head
One of the downsides of this weapon was the high maintenance and cost. I watched a mini doc on " anti material " weapons years ago. This weapon system is held in high regard for it overall use and effectiveness. But, it's a nightmare to keep in use. Expensive to maintain and repair as well as time consuming to properly train the average infantry soldier how to use. It can't be dropped in battle and easily picked up by a soldier who knows how to grab a BB and use it effectively.
Thanks for the breakdown Gun Jesus
That said. Just an amazing example of engineering and power.
reading this comment as oil prices dropped below $0 xD
“That’s actually not bad at all!” as it pushes his entire body back 6in😂
Ian's shot a Lahti and a Solothurn, he's got this recoil thing down. Gun Jesus eats 20mils for dessert.
Don't forget the T-Gewehr
@@OlujaDoTokija and the 4 bore!
And the JDJ .950
But Ian didn't fire the JDJ .950 (at least not in the shooting video).
@@OlujaDoTokija Ah, damn it, you're right!
I'm not much for .50 and above guns, but this design I can fall in love with.
It looks outwardly like a complete no-nonsense industrial design, but when you look closely there is so much thought and consideration into every single detail. The hydraulic dampeners, the trigger & safety, the scope, the handle, the disassembly, the action, everything shines with superb engineering forethought. Even one of these would be a selling point on a high-end light fifty sporting rifle, but seeing them all combined in such harmony makes my heart melt.
Thanks for the video, Ian, it really made my day!
The way the hammer catch works made me smile. Saffas do it right with their guns for sure!
You talk too much. In short, this is like one of real version of halo sniper rifle.
South Africans really know how to make cool weaponry
South Africa makes some of the wildest guns around
I don't think a lot of non gun people realize how much us gun people really enjoy the engineering aspect of firearms. It's like looking at the mechanism of a Swiss watch.
“Here you may need these, high velocity, armour piercing, they’ll take the hat off an elite at 2000 yards... and they ain’t cheap.” -Jun
❤🤘😎
I find it amusing he told that to Noble 6, who had an extensive combat record by then, as if he had never seen or used a sniper rifle before.
Tell that to the covenant
Beautifully designed and ingenious. Love it when a gun is beautifully simple in function and maintenance
I love those thoughtful details like having separate cutouts for both 14.5 and 20mm cartridges to aid with rotating the barrel lock. Shows that a lot of consideration went into how this gun would be actually used.
I thought it slightly odd that they would be labelled and the the bolt would need swapping (along with the barrel, obviously) between 20mm and 14.5mm, considering that the 20mm case is supposed to be a re-necked 14.5mm. It's a bit weird that the extraction groove was changed (for the 20mm) when the head and rim size are apparently identical for both rounds.
@@dj1NM3 The 20x82 cartridge being used by Denel is a derivative of 20x82 Mauser, which is based on and a necked up & shortened case successor of 15x96 Mauser, both resulting from the development of the Mauser MG 151 autocannon.
The 14.5x114 was developed basically at the same time(1938, before entering production in 1941) by the soviets, but to supercede the 12.7x108 in an anti-tank role.
Dimensionally, the 14.5x114 case is about 2-3mm larger in diameter in multiple points down the length than the Mauser cases and has a 0.45mm thicker rim(which is, again, ~2mm larger in diameter). So, they definitely aren't based on the same case, both being pretty much clean sheet designs at basically the same time, but for different purposes, which resulted in the 14.5mm Soviet anti-tank cartridge featuring a larger case in all dimensions than the 15x96/20x82 Mauser autocannon cartridge. In the former case, velocity & kinetic energy are king, so a smaller diameter shell pushed by an overwhelming amount of propellant, while the 15/20mm Mauser airplane gun has a smaller case and larger shell, because velocity & kinetic energy are of low importance but explosives payload is king.
Tl;dr - 14.5x114 and 15x96/20x82 are in fact completely different cartridges in both projectile size and case size, which is why they different parts & options are offered.
All memes aside, I'm just glad to see yet another one of my dream guns on FW
TheGoldenCaulk now I’ve seen you on reddit, redlettermedia, and forgotten weapons
Same here buddy!
I literally only came here for the Halo Comments
Pure gold
Spec Ops Omega same
look up the mdr video... we now have both the SR and the DMR fired by gun jesus
It’s the Kraber from titanfall
@@sheikhfloppa7901 closer to the SRS99A from Halo as the Kraber is a 50 Cal and the SRS99A is a 14.2
Somewhere in the vast reaches of space, a Sangheili just felt a shiver go down his spine
Some of the features on this thing are absolutely genius, I’d have never thought of stuff like the primary extraction lever. The guys at Denel seem like they have a REALLY good handle on what they’re doing. Massive props to them for that.
Here in south africa Denel is world renowned for some of the most advanced weapons, unfortunately due to corruption in the government a lot of companies became state owned and since its run by a white man the government sees it as unnecessary to give cash float, our racism is reversed down here...
It's classist nepotism not racism, but keep perpetuating their divide and conquer methods they used to try trigger an insurrection
When you spent decades having to be mostly self-sufficient because of international sanctions. You either go the Iranian “Qahir 313” propaganda video route, or partner with the Israeli’s and make top quality equipment.
Um they had good engineers...
Place is bankrupt. Nothing except drones are still in production. Place was run into the ground by affirmative action managers and corrupt politicians. Story of africa...
@@ProfPuffOfficial yeah it's classist nepotism that's getting all those white farmers killed
>This rifle is developed in South Africa
>Much of the Covenant/Flood missions on Earth in Halo 3 take place in South Africa
Hmmm...
Mate... Kenya's East Africa.
There also exists a city in (some African country) called Mombasa
@@tusk1142 in kenya
@@turtlechief2169 South africa is also not just southern Africa, it's an actual country😂
@@tusk1142 "have you ever been to Mombasa? Then what do you know about it" -Congo
When a Spartan takes you sniper rifle so you have to explain to your Sargent why you have a plasma pistol
I think the Sargent would let it slide
Sniper: “Takes shot”
Gilly Suit: Flies off his body!
This may be the most well-lubricated gun on Forgotten Weapons.
that one rifle had enough oil to responsibly lubricate a case of AKs
Yeah it's lubricated with snowflakes melting and liberal tears. #AllGiantSpaceRiflesMatter