Several mistakes. The Kriss Vector is Swiss, the M240 and M249 are Belgian. The Walther Wa2000 is german, the Enfield is British and as previously mentioned,the Beretta 92 and 93 are Italian
Oustide of the Vector coming specifically from KRISS USA, you're correct. But let's be real, do you really expect Meal Team 6 and the Couch Battalion to know actually know shit about firearms?
Fun Facts about the featured weapons: The M1911 got its name bacause it was adopted by the U.S. Military in the year 1911. The Beretta 92 first originated in Italy, and was adopted by the U.S. Military as the M9. The Desert Eagle first originated in the USA, but soon it was handed off to an Unusual Source: IMI in Israel. The M1A1 Thompson could not take Drum Mags, as it was not intended to do so. In WaW, the M1 Carbine is incorrectly depicted as the M1A1, which actually has a Folding Skeleton Stock. In WaW, the M1919 Browning has a Wet Towel around the barrel, which the soldier grips. This was effective for the first few shots. After which, Burning would be possible. In BO1, The China Lake is incorrectly depicted to hold 2 Rounds, when it actually holds 3+1 Rounds. Most LMGs were actually operated by multiple people. The M320 is actually German, and adopted by the U.S. Military as a replacement to the M203. The M14 is mostly depicted as a Semi-Automatic Rifle, however it was actually Selsct Fire, switching from Full Auto to Semi. The M21 Variant was Semi-Auto Only. The M1 Garand is named after its creator, John Garand. The first ever M16 Rifles ever made suffered from severe jams, leading to the M16A1 Variant being made. The M14 suffered from Swelling Wood from the moist jungles of Vietnam, so the MK14 EBR was made. The M1 Garand's Rifle Grenade Equip Animation is very simple, but in reality, using the Rifle Grenades take a lot longer. You'd have to eject the clip, load a Blank Round, then put the Grenade into the adapter, then slap that onto the barrel.
Hartford, CT, U.S.A" for "Colt's Patented Firearm Manufacturing Company." Patent dates are engraved on the left side of the barrel, ranging from 1897 to 1913. While the Colt1911 is officially listed as beginning service in 1911, the model originated in the late 1890s prior to undergoing modifications.
It could be Italian, but, when I searched it up if it's Italian or American, it says that it is an United States Pistol (America)(If I'm not wrong tbh).
Any Black Ops player would tell you that memorizing the spawns in this map is easy. Since Treyarch insists on giving you so many angles to wall bang from, you have no choice but to wait for these players to either make a mistake or run out of ammo. That's why I never took 1v1s in Nuketown back in BO2 very seriously.
Fun fact: The Desert Eagle is a semi-automatic, single-action pistol based on the principle of a gas-operated breech-block mechanism. It was developed by Magnum Research (USA),production from 1985 was initially taken over by IMI (Israel Military Industries). The weapon has been available in caliber .50 AE since 1990. From 1995 to 1998 it was manufactured by Saco Defense (USA), since then IMI (Israel Military Industries) has been the manufacturer
Also fun fact, IMI first designed the desert eagle in the mid 80's for gate guards at embassies and what not to disable vehicles by putting one in the engine in case they made it past tire shredders
A couple corrections The M9 is Italian The WA2000 is German The UMP-45 is German M320 GLM and XM25 were produced for America by a German company (H&K) The XPR-50, HBRa3, EM1, XMG, EPM3, Atlas-45 and Bal-27 aren't based on any real gun
Correction: the designer was Canadian, but was contracted by the US government, paid by said government, and designed the rifle for said government. The Canadians never adopted the rifle. It also saw use from the 1930s until the 50s, so not just during the Normandy campaign
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To be fair America was one of the fastest countries to advance in weapons development during the time of the wars and the vast growth in weapon development that happened with it.
I feel like you could’ve included the fal from bo2 since it’s an American variant of the classic Belgian gun. Also the hbra3 is based off the cz 805 Bren I’m pretty sure so not American
The HBRa3 is more lean into Robinson XCR-L than a CZ Bren. The charging handle is even placed in the middle of the receiver instead at the top like the Bren has.
British guns i can think of: Enfeild (L85a1) L86lsw Sten Lee Enfeild EM2 L96 L118 TUNDRA LW3 TUNDRA SA 80 Also in mw 19 you can make the SA 80 into L85A2 via gunsmith.
M9 is Italian, WA-2000 is German, vektor is Swiss, M240/M249 is Belgian, enfield is English, “Bal-27” has a P90 style magazine and feeding system so I assume it’s based of the FN P90 so it’s Belgian, KF-5 is based on the MP5 so it’s German, cordite is P90 based, VAPR (I think) is the MCX so it’s Austrian, the M19 is Austrian, the Renetti is Italian, RAAL is Austrian, M13 is austrian, bruen is M249 based so Belgian, fennec is Swiss, the “Stryker” is actually American, it’s an American copy of the UMP-45, origin-12 is Russian I think, not sure about the R-09, haur is the German Ithaca, BAS-P is based on the MPX so Austrian, SQUALL is Austrian
I’m glad you made this video and not to discredit the work you put into it, but what categorization are you using for an “American” gun? Is it weapons designed and produced in America, weapons fielded in American military service, or the “American weapons” for each CoD game (such as M9 pistol and M249)? (Because there are a lot of errors. Would be awesome to see a proper redux of this video with the correct information)
One thing I wish they did with the m4 aesthetically is make it look like the MW Remastered M4 like man seeing it gave me nostalgia Also, man, the black ops Cold War music sounds so good, actually like man I miss that year it was best compared to now
9:39 AT4 left the chat and the WA German 21:53 Enfield revolver British 25:40 renetti Italian, in cod ww2 using an extended mag on M1 gives you an M14 and riot shield could be used and nail gun didn’t have rot be
No, Mexico’s firearms industry mostly produces licensed firearms from other companies, such as H&K. Mexico does have its own Rifle used for it Military, but has not been seen in CoD. Other weapons that Mexico has produced were from about the WWI era.
These are the only cod games with British guns. But here’s the list for your Using Every “British” gun video MW2 2007: L86 LSW BO1: Enfield L96A1 MW3: L86 LSW L118A AS50 BO2: DSR 50 (which looks similar to the AS50) Ghosts: L115 AW: Sten WW2: Lewis Gun (It was mass produced in the UK, but made in America this is up to you if you want to include it) Bren Lee Enfield BO4 Vendetta (Looks similar to the L118A) Havelina AA50 MW 2019: SA87 Cold War: EM2 LW3-Tundra Vanguard: Sten Welgun Bren Top Break
Fun fact: If I remember correctly the desert eagle is not a American gun it was made by I think arabic (sorry i forgot the actually country name but ik they speak arabic) and the purpose of the desert eagle was to be used as a gimic
The M249 is manufactured in the United States by the subsidiary FN Manufacturing LLC, a company in Columbia, South Carolina, and is widely used in the U.S. Armed Forces
The M27 IAR from Ghosts is a German gun, made by HK, a GERMAN company. The Desert Eagle is made by IMI, the ISRAELI military. The guy who made this list doesn’t know his stuff
To clarify this video made a lot of mistakes. But the U.S has a simple rule when it comes to weaponry. Thus stating all guns professionally used are to be made in the us. Examples include 92fs pistol and the m249 and m240 machine-guns. Although one mistake pissed me of the wa2000 to my recollection was never used by the U.S.
@@ColeJohnston. can't really do anything more about it, can we? People like us could become firearm enthusiasts thru video games if they're dedicated enough to do it.
What we have so far: Executioner/Taurus Raging Judge 28 (BO2) - Brazil FAD (MW3, Ghosts) - Peru .44 Magnum/Taurus Raging Bull (Ghosts) - Brazil SC-2010 (Ghosts) - Peru IA-2 (Ghosts) - Brazil FARA 83 (Cold War) - Argentina LAPA SM Modelo 3 - Brazil
I swear like half this video could've been trimmed off seeing as quite a few of these weapons aren't from the US or even close to being similar to US weapons lmao
Several mistakes. The Kriss Vector is Swiss, the M240 and M249 are Belgian. The Walther Wa2000 is german, the Enfield is British and as previously mentioned,the Beretta 92 and 93 are Italian
Oustide of the Vector coming specifically from KRISS USA, you're correct. But let's be real, do you really expect Meal Team 6 and the Couch Battalion to know actually know shit about firearms?
@@QuantumBeardI mean it’s a lot of guns bro isn’t demotion durby 😭
Nah the vector is American
…Kriss vector is american
Made in America but with the help of a SWISS group like the Desert Eagle made in America but with the help of Israel
Fun Facts about the featured weapons:
The M1911 got its name bacause it was adopted by the U.S. Military in the year 1911.
The Beretta 92 first originated in Italy, and was adopted by the U.S. Military as the M9.
The Desert Eagle first originated in the USA, but soon it was handed off to an Unusual Source: IMI in Israel.
The M1A1 Thompson could not take Drum Mags, as it was not intended to do so.
In WaW, the M1 Carbine is incorrectly depicted as the M1A1, which actually has a Folding Skeleton Stock.
In WaW, the M1919 Browning has a Wet Towel around the barrel, which the soldier grips. This was effective for the first few shots. After which, Burning would be possible.
In BO1, The China Lake is incorrectly depicted to hold 2 Rounds, when it actually holds 3+1 Rounds.
Most LMGs were actually operated by multiple people.
The M320 is actually German, and adopted by the U.S. Military as a replacement to the M203.
The M14 is mostly depicted as a Semi-Automatic Rifle, however it was actually Selsct Fire, switching from Full Auto to Semi. The M21 Variant was Semi-Auto Only.
The M1 Garand is named after its creator, John Garand.
The first ever M16 Rifles ever made suffered from severe jams, leading to the M16A1 Variant being made.
The M14 suffered from Swelling Wood from the moist jungles of Vietnam, so the MK14 EBR was made.
The M1 Garand's Rifle Grenade Equip Animation is very simple, but in reality, using the Rifle Grenades take a lot longer. You'd have to eject the clip, load a Blank Round, then put the Grenade into the adapter, then slap that onto the barrel.
i bet someone is going to put the nerd emoji here
Good to know. Thank you😳
Hartford, CT, U.S.A" for "Colt's Patented Firearm Manufacturing Company." Patent dates are engraved on the left side of the barrel, ranging from 1897 to 1913. While the Colt1911 is officially listed as beginning service in 1911, the model originated in the late 1890s prior to undergoing modifications.
Didn't ask
@@CsFrmDaA Don't Care
M9 isn’t American it’s Italian
Some are made in Tennessee
It could be Italian, but, when I searched it up if it's Italian or American, it says that it is an United States Pistol (America)(If I'm not wrong tbh).
@@markustaylor1889originally Italian tho
@@markustaylor1889some M16s are made in China
But that does not change the weapon origin as a Chinese firearm, it's still American
Yes. The Beretta 92 was made in Italy and was adopted by the U.S. Military as a replacement to the M1911 as the M9.
the NV4 in IW is basically american as it’s a futuristic M4A1
And the 2187’s. Basically futuristic 1887’s
Edit: forgot the karma, just a future kris vector
@@hondosadler6386kriss vector is is not american it is from swiss
@@woodsnose2909 read the Wikipedia page. It’s American design and manufactured.
The ASP is also American, it was a custom made weapon that originated in New York. There are tons of errors in this video.
The .44 Magnum in Ghosts is the Taurus Raging Bull .44
The gun is actually from Brazil.
Nuh uh
@Diego-gh1lh Go look it up, Taurus is a Brazilian company. Even if the model in game was made in an American factory, it's still a Brazilian Firearm.
@@DespairMMX3030 Nuh uh
@@DespairMMX3030 ik that but nuh uh
Wow you all are literal idiots. Just accept that it's not American, people make mistakes, you'd realize that if you'd get off Twitter for a day.
Any Black Ops player would tell you that memorizing the spawns in this map is easy. Since Treyarch insists on giving you so many angles to wall bang from, you have no choice but to wait for these players to either make a mistake or run out of ammo. That's why I never took 1v1s in Nuketown back in BO2 very seriously.
Nice to see that I was part of this video. Also love these countries weapons in each cod videos
Fun fact:
The Desert Eagle is a semi-automatic, single-action pistol based on the principle of a gas-operated breech-block mechanism. It was developed by Magnum Research (USA),production from 1985 was initially taken over by IMI (Israel Military Industries). The weapon has been available in caliber .50 AE since 1990. From 1995 to 1998 it was manufactured by Saco Defense (USA), since then IMI (Israel Military Industries) has been the manufacturer
Thanks for letting us know you know how to copy and paste after googling
Another fun fact: magnum research basically made this gun for the simple reason of; "just because we can"
Also fun fact, IMI first designed the desert eagle in the mid 80's for gate guards at embassies and what not to disable vehicles by putting one in the engine in case they made it past tire shredders
Ghost owes me cheese
Cheese
One fine, delectable wheel
He owes you 300 tons of cheese
He owns you cheese, but which kind
A couple corrections
The M9 is Italian
The WA2000 is German
The UMP-45 is German
M320 GLM and XM25 were produced for America by a German company (H&K)
The XPR-50, HBRa3, EM1, XMG, EPM3, Atlas-45 and Bal-27 aren't based on any real gun
In military contracts Beretta is required to manufacture the 92fs pistol in the us. Same with the belgium m249 and m240 machine guns.
The Base Striker model is an American Made LWRC SMG-45.
The 50 cal bullet is really used by the US, other parts use the 12.7x108 which is their 50 cal and the same bullet as the HDR in MW19
Bal-27 is based off of the FN P90
@@MadChristoph though based on one, the in game databank stated that it's made by Atlas, which is based in the US.
day 54 of asking ghost to rank every cod soundtrack
How is he not at a mil subs yet
M1 GARAND BABYYYY!
The M1 garand is a Canadian made rife but used by the U.S in World War II during the invasion of Normandy
Correction: the designer was Canadian, but was contracted by the US government, paid by said government, and designed the rifle for said government. The Canadians never adopted the rifle. It also saw use from the 1930s until the 50s, so not just during the Normandy campaign
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4:52 Call of Duty: World at War
7:30 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
9:36 Call of Duty: Black Ops
11:27 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
14:37 Call of Duty: Black Ops II
15:37 Call of Duty: Ghosts
17:10 Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
19:59 Call of Duty: Black Ops III
20:57 Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare
21:36 Call of Duty: WWII
24:05 Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII
25:30 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2019
27:07 Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
27:56 Call of Duty: Vangaurd
28:07 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2022
To be fair America was one of the fastest countries to advance in weapons development during the time of the wars and the vast growth in weapon development that happened with it.
Having a massive civilian market definitely helps..
Yooooo the one and only Dr Phil spotted playing cod
Fun fact the M1 Garand actually originated in Canada
Nope the designer originated in Canada the gun itself was designed and only adopted by the americans
Team USA here 🇺🇸
👇
0:28 Heed to my suggestion Ghost (M4 setup)
But the wa2000 is German
16:45
bro got a kill with the chainsaw and then for some reason decided to fall into the endless abyss
If you haven't do a video with every single gun in COD, all of the CODs, all of the guns, all in 1 video.
I feel like you could’ve included the fal from bo2 since it’s an American variant of the classic Belgian gun. Also the hbra3 is based off the cz 805 Bren I’m pretty sure so not American
The HBRa3 is more lean into Robinson XCR-L than a CZ Bren. The charging handle is even placed in the middle of the receiver instead at the top like the Bren has.
Ghosts619 giving us a COD history lesson for every gun...😂
British guns i can think of:
Enfeild (L85a1)
L86lsw
Sten
Lee Enfeild
EM2
L96
L118 TUNDRA
LW3 TUNDRA
SA 80
Also in mw 19 you can make the SA 80 into L85A2 via gunsmith.
The nuketown spawn peak u can wall bang that spot
Bro Dr. Phil gaming went so hard
Bro is literally an alien in aw.
"Pretty good ironsights"had me dying💀💀
Yo so cool ya got THE Dr. Phil to guest on the channel! Lmao
Fun Fact: while the Deagle is American DESIGNED it is Israeli MANUFACTURED
Dude got the streetpuss music from Nintendo at 11:00 lol
Didn’t think I’d be this early
Sorry, but Ghosts' .44 magnum is a Brazilian Taurus. Awsome video, anyways
M9 is Italian, WA-2000 is German, vektor is Swiss, M240/M249 is Belgian, enfield is English, “Bal-27” has a P90 style magazine and feeding system so I assume it’s based of the FN P90 so it’s Belgian, KF-5 is based on the MP5 so it’s German, cordite is P90 based, VAPR (I think) is the MCX so it’s Austrian, the M19 is Austrian, the Renetti is Italian, RAAL is Austrian, M13 is austrian, bruen is M249 based so Belgian, fennec is Swiss, the “Stryker” is actually American, it’s an American copy of the UMP-45, origin-12 is Russian I think, not sure about the R-09, haur is the German Ithaca, BAS-P is based on the MPX so Austrian, SQUALL is Austrian
can you do every campaign gun?
Hooray, it was created :D
The Dr. Phil part was funny😂
The M9 is Italian, the vector is swiss and m249/240 are from belgium
the vector is literally made in the US. look shit up before commenting
Evolution of the sten
That's a lot of guns
I’m glad you made this video and not to discredit the work you put into it, but what categorization are you using for an “American” gun? Is it weapons designed and produced in America, weapons fielded in American military service, or the “American weapons” for each CoD game (such as M9 pistol and M249)? (Because there are a lot of errors. Would be awesome to see a proper redux of this video with the correct information)
He meant weapons that are designed and manufactured in the US, as well as foreign weapons that are adopted by the US (e.g M249, M9, M27)
@@v12ts.gamingI guess that’s why he put “American” in quotations. He forgot the Maddox RFB though, which was produced in the U.S
@@brawler5760 not to mention the Maddox's design is based on the Desert Tech MDR-C, which is a US made bullpup...
Do every British weapon in cod next
Lessssgoooo new vid
I knew this video would come eventually!!
The Desert Eagle is from IMI which is in Israel
American design
@@MCWordicus Doesn’t make it anymore America
@@kindmusician333 it does, designs can be made anywhere, doesn't change origin, like the M9
@@MCWordicus True I guess but they should’ve made it clear on rather it was a design or the origin
I think that at one point on one of your videos I requested this in the comments of one of your videos
25:42 in IMFDB, the Bruen was modeled after the original Belgian Minimi than an M249, so the Bruen shouldn't be featured.
One thing I wish they did with the m4 aesthetically is make it look like the MW Remastered M4 like man seeing it gave me nostalgia
Also, man, the black ops Cold War music sounds so good, actually like man I miss that year it was best compared to now
M9 was originally an Italian pistol. But they are manufactured in the United States. So technically its both Italian and American weapon
Do every British gun next
9:39 AT4 left the chat and the WA German 21:53 Enfield revolver British 25:40 renetti Italian, in cod ww2 using an extended mag on M1 gives you an M14 and riot shield could be used and nail gun didn’t have rot be
I’m curious guys are there any Mexican guns in cod? 🤔🇲🇽
i don't think so but idk tbh
No, Mexico’s firearms industry mostly produces licensed firearms from other companies, such as H&K. Mexico does have its own Rifle used for it Military, but has not been seen in CoD. Other weapons that Mexico has produced were from about the WWI era.
Mexico really only has one new rifle that they can call there own FX-05 Xiuhcoatl
@@robokilla6674it’s dumb bc you’d think being revolved around the cartels that they’d add it to mw22
@@ARandomSpecOp true but it is brand new and I'm prettys sure Mexico tried to sue Activision for a making a border.
He really said the mwr UI is nostalgic to the og cod4 while there's a totally different design and have soldiers in the background...
Ghost619 is an idiot? Activision is greedy? YA DONT SAY
These are the only cod games with British guns. But here’s the list for your Using Every “British” gun video
MW2 2007:
L86 LSW
BO1:
Enfield
L96A1
MW3:
L86 LSW
L118A
AS50
BO2:
DSR 50 (which looks similar to the AS50)
Ghosts:
L115
AW:
Sten
WW2:
Lewis Gun (It was mass produced in the UK, but made in America this is up to you if you want to include it)
Bren
Lee Enfield
BO4
Vendetta (Looks similar to the L118A)
Havelina AA50
MW 2019:
SA87
Cold War:
EM2
LW3-Tundra
Vanguard:
Sten
Welgun
Bren
Top Break
The DSR-50 is German, not British
no way he spend a week on it, bro isnt even consider to google from which country beretta is
Couple inaccuracies in this video, but still a good video nonetheless👌
Missed the wa2000 in mw2 but not in bo1😂
it's not even american. just a small mistake
WA2000 is a German rifle anyways
Please do British guns now!!!
I'm confused, are you going with American designed guns, or standard issue American guns
Fun fact: If I remember correctly the desert eagle is not a American gun it was made by I think arabic (sorry i forgot the actually country name but ik they speak arabic) and the purpose of the desert eagle was to be used as a gimic
Its from Israel
you should have used the asm1 speakeasy or royalty since they look sorta like a chicago typewriter but to eat your own ig
Still seems like no one to this day knows how to properly use the xm25
The M249 is manufactured in the United States by the subsidiary FN Manufacturing LLC, a company in Columbia, South Carolina, and is widely used in the U.S. Armed Forces
Most guns in bo2 are real, but with a futuristic skin
Day 1 Asking Ghost to do Evolution of Create A Class
Excellent idea, he should rank them too
Me sad because Ghost didn't use my favorite weapon of all time and the best version of it that I don't have 😢😭. I'll miss you M14.
The Enfield No 2 Revolver is a British weapon and the WA-2000 is German.
* EAGLE SCREECHING * AMERICAAAAAA! WE MADE A FULLY AUTO SHOTGUN WITH A 32 ROUND MAG!
The M27 IAR from Ghosts is a German gun, made by HK, a GERMAN company. The Desert Eagle is made by IMI, the ISRAELI military. The guy who made this list doesn’t know his stuff
Cold War has amazing MP theme.
Pls make a every cod movement video
Isn’t the Desert Eagle technically Israeli? It was manufactured originally by IMI until 2009 when Magnum Research got their hands on it.
To clarify this video made a lot of mistakes. But the U.S has a simple rule when it comes to weaponry. Thus stating all guns professionally used are to be made in the us. Examples include 92fs pistol and the m249 and m240 machine-guns. Although one mistake pissed me of the wa2000 to my recollection was never used by the U.S.
This video has made me realized just how little the cod community knows basic knowledge about firearms.
@@ColeJohnston. can't really do anything more about it, can we? People like us could become firearm enthusiasts thru video games if they're dedicated enough to do it.
@@v12ts.gaming yes. It makes me sad. 😞
British Lee-Enfield is insane in CoD WW2
Thank you ghost next is anime blueprint in all the cod
Broooo I was in the same game as you
The doctor Phil was great
Every Italian gun?
Doesn't the waw double barrel appear in in campaign in Europe?
Yes
WA2000 is a Walther I believe
I know 2 British guns in BO3
They are:
48 Dredge
RK5
Care to elaborate any further?
Ik some WW2 guns aswell
Lee Enfield
Lewis(also American tho)
Bren
The guy talking in waw is Japanese. I could tell by the username even though I don't understand Japanese
Bread
Not only that The UMP 45 which is not 45. It’s 9mm and yes con be converted but the HK UMP5 is not American it is German made by Hk In Germany
I thought that was u in AW on riot GGs
A good idea would be, using every Latin American gun in call of duty
What we have so far:
Executioner/Taurus Raging Judge 28 (BO2) - Brazil
FAD (MW3, Ghosts) - Peru
.44 Magnum/Taurus Raging Bull (Ghosts) - Brazil
SC-2010 (Ghosts) - Peru
IA-2 (Ghosts) - Brazil
FARA 83 (Cold War) - Argentina
LAPA SM Modelo 3 - Brazil
I swear like half this video could've been trimmed off seeing as quite a few of these weapons aren't from the US or even close to being similar to US weapons lmao
after UK can you do every italian gun?
Yoo
Some people know facts while other "facts" are partially true. I am a big weapon guy and was also in the us army. I am also a big history buff
Drop a nuke with every weapon in all the call of dutys
Using every 45 acp gun day 2
German guns: Wa2000,M320 Glm, xm25
The m249 isnt American its Belgian
It's American based on the Belgian design. We took the Minimi and made it our own.
Bro, the M9 it's italian, not american.
Same for the D.Eagle, it's an israeli pistol.
Bro play split screen please
The Pytaek is American in AW since it's named and based off the LSAT according to the file names. Also hard to say what gun in BO4 is American or not.
some are russian
In COD wiki, each weapon has its own country of origin. For example, the Titan LMG is from the US.
maybe next video after british gun maybe evry belgium guns