Top 5 Guns I'm Glad I Bought
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2016
- Everyone has a few purchases that have resulted in no buyer's remorse whatsoever, and in this list Alex breaks down five of his.
The firearms on this list can meet a pretty broad set of criteria, ranging from how fun said gun is to how useful it has been over the years.
What are the top 5 guns you are glad you purchased a long time ago and still enjoy using?
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* AR 15 stops working *
Vietnam Veteran: Hold my beer
So beautiful instance, isn't it?
@@limpetarch98k Yes
Ar stops working:
Vietnam vet: hold my m16
Giordy16 * grabs ak47 beacuse its better *
@@methheadredneck6715 I'm completely in accord with you
.22LR really is a gateway drug 😂 nice shirt!
Pepper Shaker well I just bought my first gun a week ago and it is a 22
Yes it is and highly modified 1000+ dollar 10/22 s are a testament to that fact. Don't get me wrong, I think a fluted, stainless, bull barreled and suppressed ruger is as cool as the next guy. I just think that we've come a long way from my daddy's Mossberg bolt action rabbit gun.
I bought a gun, it's a 223 lmao
I love my 10/22 it barely has recoil, it’s super accurate, and it’s super quiet
FBI you should ALWAYS wear ear protection, heading damage is cumulative.
Ruger 10/22 and Berreta 92 FS were two of the first guns I've shot, and no, I will never sell them off.
Same
God damn I need to move to America. I don’t even know why I like guns honestly, because I can’t access them if my life depends on it. Not even high power airsoft.
@@isaacsrandomvideos667 come on we need more people like you.
This sounds like hes giving a presentation to the class on his favorite things and why they are his favorite
TFB TV Show and Tell!!😆😆
Well i mean he basically is.
I agree and his slow monotonous voice was putting me to sleep
C l a s s s c h o o l
When the quiet kid does show and tell
I still love my Mosin, and it played an important role of introducing me to historical firearms.
he is a dickhead that thinks in stereotypes, Mosin is a great gun for the money, have fun with it.
I have a Finnish M39 that will hold it's own against any open sight firearm. Look to taking a deer with one this year.
Tom Muse I so regret trading my 91/30. I love the fact that it is basically indestructible and packs a hell of a punch. You’ll definitely be able to drop a buck with that round. I once heard a man say “that made this gun when men were men and women were too” when talking about the Mosin Nagant
@@austin8826 the Finnish versions have amazing barrels and upgraded stocks and sights. I was getting close to 1" groups with iron sights and shit ammo.
Tom Muse yeah I’d like to get my hands on a Finnish Mosin one day. I am currently looking into a Mauser 98 or a Type 99 but shortly after I’ll definitely be looking for another Mosin. The ammo is so cheap that I don’t go broke on range day lol. And 1 inch groups is pretty damn good for a “garbage rod”
"You never really saw AR15's out in the wild, but I knew they existed and damn it, I wanted one!"
I can relate. :D
Ihavestyle_ny ? AR15 is the name of the gun...
@@looinrims more like a style of gun based off a certain design
Those were the days.
I read the comment at coincidentally the same time it was said.
Paul Ryan Castillo same
I envy so much your gun laws.
Regards from Chile..
Regretably not all states follow the same laws.I live in the Communist state of New Jersey and our Party Leader Commrad Murphy has raped our 2nd Amendment! With what he is in the process of doing will put handguns our of reach for most new Jersey residents and concealed carry permits totally unreachable for the average citizen.Not that they give them out you must be Military or Law enforcement or you dont get one! So if any New Jersey politician tells you that their is a CC permit allowed in this state you can tell them yeah sure it is if your rich or support the Government as an employee!!! Regular citizens can "not "get" a concealed carry permit even if their lives have been threatened or they show proper need.Only law Enforcement or Military get CC permits here in N.J.!!!
elblitzb what are the gun laws in Chile?
@@aaron5347 we got 3 categories to inscribe a gun: 1. personal defense (2 quotas, pistols revolvers or shotguns only, 200 ammo/y), 2. Sports: (6 quotas, shotguns .22 pistols, bolt rifles with sport club membership, 2000 ammo/y) and 3. Hunt: (6 quotas, shotgubs, revolvers or bolt rifles,2000 shots/y)
Not allowed semi rifles of any kind, a ton of red tape from police even for buying ammo witch has a limmited numer of buys per year.
Example: if you want to buy a gun you must pass a written exam, a psychologycal exam by a psychratic and with all these (plus hunt license or sports membership) you go to police in ordee to obtain your buying order. With it you go to store to buy the gun. This process is the same when you buy ammo except for the psycological exam.
@@elblitzb Thanks. What kinds of pistols or revolvers can you legally own?
Michael W. Urban Sr. Move to Texas
As a Swede the mauser brough a tear to my eye, and your appreciation for it made me wholly weep.
Man up
Wow that's pretty gay.
@@TheBenjammin You ought to know sweetie :)
I'm Swede but I'm not gonna cry and masturbate when I see someone eat lutefisk
@@djsquirtnasty9534 Eh mest en kommentar för att visa mitt nöje med att TFBTV gör en kort genomgång, verkar som att alla autister och amerikaner tar det bokstavligt
I pracitally have nearly no training with real guns, because I'm only 17 and from Germany, what so ever, when I went to Ukraine this and last year, I both times shot the Beretta 92FS, and I can tell you from the bottom of my heart, I have never felt something in my hand, that had fit so perfectly.
alex You should shoot a Czech CZ75 then! It is the best of the old style steel and aluminum framed guns before Glock and other plastic pistols. CZ75s have been used by police the world over and I see surplus Israeli police CZs for $300 and less. If you fired one you'd forget about Beretta.
Are you sure there’s not something else that fits perfect in your hand 😁
Chris Barnes will gladly do so 😉
Similar to me ,i am from Italy ,a security guard working in the agency of my parents let my held his Beretta 92 ,it was heavier than i thought but now i find myself appreciating it
Junichiro Yamashita Damn all this talk! I've wanted to get one for years, but have held off on buying any mote pistols. I even passed up a couple great deals a while back. Aw screw it! Time to hit the savings account.... Again😕
How about 5 guns you regret selling?
That's a good idea.
Every gun you ever sell will be one you regret selling eventually.
+Chris Moore not if you used the money to buy a better gun
***** steal them, make/shoot the vid and then sneakily return them without anyone noticing.
***** pictures, old videos, borrowed guns.
The beretta 92 is a god damn work of art.
The C96, I believe, was also the model that they used to create Han Solo's blaster for the Original Trilogy.
Yep! It's the first gun fact I ever learned when I was a kid in the early 80's. :)
Yes, the ol' DL-44 in an illegal modification, because the Empire has an ATFE+BD (Blasters & Disintegraters) division.
I'm British, and only 17, so It's very difficult for me to be able to own any sort of gun that isn't 100 years old (handguns are completely banned here, too). But I still love watching this channel, even though it is a bittersweet snapshot of something I can never have.
You can get firearms in the UK including pistols.
it is well worth having a look at the long barreld pistols and revolvers available in many gun shops around the UK.
Maybey not semi auto firearms over .22 rimfire but we still have many options for a country that is well known to be one of the strictest firearms licencing country's in the world. If you like too I would suggest having a look at a website called Valmont Firearms based in Sheffield UK to get a rough idea of what we can own.
Enjoy
Joe
Dude, come to America. Better yet, come to Texas and support TEXIT.
get your self a nice bold action rifle and train for bislly
When you turn 18 move to the US. If you love guns we'd love to have you.
mate handguns are not completely band we can have 22lr pistols we just have to have a stupid long barrel on it and a rod on the pistol grip wwe can also have 357 and 44 revolvers with the long barrel not all fire arms have to be a 100 years old either you can have a AR 15 just needs to be a straight pull 22lr semi auto rifles we can have two i have a 10/22 want to get a m&p 15-22 soon a 22lr AR
the C96 is one of the coolest looking guns in history imo
Captain Dreadnought you should check out the 45 acp chinese copy of the broom handle c96.
Ben Simmons
True tho
*points to M1911,Luger and Thompson and many others*
Are you sure about that.......
"the C96 is *one of the* coolest looking guns in history imo"
didn't Star Wars based their pistols of that gun for Hans Solo
?
My top 5:
Remington 870
Glock 19
AR-15
S&W model 610 .357 revolver
AK-47
Thanks!
I was anti-gun in 2016, I'm sure glad I've changed a lot since then
What happened
Anti virus
ickedettekiekemal what the fuck does that have to do with a specific persons decision to switch political stances
People are, until they’ve handled and used a firearm safely.
Don’t own guns, unless you wanna look cool*
*do I really have to say legally?
@@harleyvulcancobra4.619 Joe Baiden 2020 ♥️
Now that's what I called respect for the beretta 92 fs
I love my 96 FS.
Had 92fs issued to me in the army and had to get me one for personal carry will never get rid of it
I worked in the armory as a Marine in the 90s, the M-9 would come back to us constantly with cracked slides. I would say roughly 25% or more. This gave me a permanent bias against 9mm and Beretta. When the FBI changed over to.40, I cheered.
@@johns9652 The first 30k or so Berettas had incorrect heat treatment of the slide. They were starting to break down by the 90s but they resolved the problem. I bought mine in 1996 and you couldn't carry the ammo I've shot through it with no problems. Unfortunately it was designed for European service and all our wars are in sandy places so the open slide was an insurmountable problem.
92x G model is amazing and my favorite pistol as well
6:14 all you need now is another receiver and you've got yourself two 10/22s
Holy crap less that $20 gets you 500 rounds of .22lr now it's like $150
Berettas are so underrated. My first handgun was a 96 and I love it I still carry it. Never jams and I feel like I can hit the tip of a pin with the sights
You know everyone was telling me to get a glock but something about the beretta's looks man
Hold and fire a pistol before you buy
I held an airsoft glock and it felt like i was holding a cold penis.
Just not my style.
92fs is my personal favorite.
TBH I don't like Beretta I like COLT M1911 A1
Just got the shiny Taurus pt92 9mm...
I actually own a beretta 92 now :)
Artemis Arrow now you’re ready to crawl around air vents. Can’t go wrong with a Glock, they’re reliable and affordable and accurate! But the m9/92fs is damn sexy. And also reliable and accurate!
Thank you for giving the broom handle some love!
When I was stationed at Long Beach Naval base in the mid 80's there was a gun shop in Pasadena that was selling refurbished Mauser C96's in 9mm. they salesman took me in the back for a tour where they were refurbishing and all. He let me take my pick. I bought two for $350 apiece. I later got a detachable stock that served as the holster. Later I found a leather Holster for the whole thing. Wish I still had those but hard times suck.
My mosin served me well in Stalingrad.
Awesome!
My M1 Garand served me well in Okinawa
@Christopher Marlowe my Yugo M70ab2 did well in Sarajevo
Christopher Marlowe obviously he is knows about guns he’s not a historian
My cannon served me well at the Alamo.
".22lr is a Gateway Drug"
I want that shirt lol
You’re a perfect gentleman. I enjoyed your stories. Thank you for sharing. Great video.
Seriously, great video. It felt so genuine and emotional. I can tell you really love what you do.
and so again you have made quite an impression on me with your video talent..The combination of being informative and your calming voice works great..! What ever you do keep this up.
The AR-15 + the Beretta 92 are some of my favorite weapons.:)
Jody Thompson 😂. We had baretras in the Coast Guard. That thing would only make a half decent paperweight.
The 92FS is not for everyone. But for those who are able to handle it well, they'll praise it till the day they die. You either love or hate it
Beretta M9A3 is my favorite pistol. It is very similar to the 92.
Hated berettas and still do to this day. Every single one I've fired was super finicky and inaccurate.
so many people "love" weapons they've never seen, held, or shot.
I have same feelings about 92FS.
I can see that.
Shot em in the navy. Accurate and reliable
Profile pic doesn’t relate huh?
The 92fs and full size glocks are the best pistols I’ve shot
Absolutely beautiful video. I don't really know why, but I could feel the emotions flowing. Maybe it was something in your voice showing your true connections to these beloved firearms. I sir, am to one to love the simple tools we call firearms. Thank you for making this.
Well this video was so well put together that I just had to subscribe! Great narration! Keep up the great work!
Han Solo would like that one.
I've heard George Lucas got the design of the blaster from the mauser, but that could just be rumor.
@@jordanferguson4158 I mean, it looks like one..
@@jordanferguson4158 The props department had access to tons of WWII and WWI type guns and reproductions, that is why pretty much all guns in Star Wars are based on firearms from that era.
Jordan Ferguson Yep, Han Solo's blaster (and also the one used by Luke Skywalker in Empire) was made from a Mauser C96. The Stormtrooper blasters were built from Sterling SMGs. Both were fitted with old WWII tank scopes to act as their optics. Most Star Wars props (at least for the OT) were cobbled together from random pieces of tech. Hell, part of Obi-Wan's lightsaber is a rifle grenade.
@@GymMasterAlex And I think the thing next to the pommel of Obi-Wans lightsaber also a part of a machine gun
Loved the Churchill story.
German engineering.
Churchhill's Story hits home to Me after 65 year's I have a bad shoulder and need to use other Hand for shooting. Got to accept it and work on markmandship with Right hand!!! ☺😎
Dude, you are well informed and helpful. The only top guns I own video i have enjoyed watching. Keep doing what you are doing!!!
Fantastic video, I enjoyed every aspect of it. The way you presented the guns, the production quality, damn you even have a great narrative voice. Well done.
you are awesome thanks for including the Beretta M9/92FS in your list.
Me: "I wonder if he will mention a gun I own"
Also me: "Well...least he said garbage rod with a upbeat tone..."
*cried myself to sleep*
You can always tell how deep his love goes for his firearms by just hearing how he talks about these five guns. He has a certain pride and appreciation for them that a lot of people will never understand.
Yup
You look like ur ready for a job interview in your profile picture (just joking on ya tho)
One of my big brothers loves guns (loves showing off his acquisitions, too), and I think he might appreciate this. You seem very capable and are wonderfully calm and straightforward about each weapon. That's nice.
I'm no shooter and I have no desire to be...unless it's recreational archery, but you can believe I have no problem with the ones that are!
Most Very impressive, extremely clearly spoken made clear points. Very well done. Thank You for sharing.
I'm quite fond of my 92A1. Bought it after i left the service because i carried one through most of my time in the Army. Haven't had any issues out of it at all.
Great video - lots of good info, perspective, and some cool historical anecdotes and I do appreciate your statement at the end.
What an excellent review. Very good work very straight to the point and overall very good. Bravo!
When you talked during your Ruger .22, is the perfect for of gun control. You were tough the dangers of guns IF they were used wrong. Good job 👍🏻
"shooting a perfect score in the class"
XDD
Watching you work the action on that Swedish Mauser is really satisfying. Hardly any hangups or slips. Perfection 👌🏻
I bought my first 2 gun's in 1981 when I was stationed at Dyess AFB, TX ....A Colt AR-15 SP1 and a Colt 1911 series 70 MK IV!!....hey my son's name is Alex C.!!
I absolutely loved my beretta 92fs. Pains me to this day that it got stolen.
How it get stolen
The 92FS Beretta is my absolute favorite pistol of all time! I now own 7 of 'em! Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts on the Beretta. It fits my hand like no other! Still my everyday carry, and I have never had a jam or misfire on my 92s EVER! I now own everything from Glocks to XDs to M&Ps to Desert Eagles to Sigs...and yes, I still carry my 92! Appreciate your videos!
Need one more for Preston the octopus
the 92FS was my favorite pistol before service, during service, and now after.
I love my 92FS. It was my first handgun and I chose it because it fit my oversized hands just perfect and the price was right. I have since bought many more handguns but my trusty old 92FS is still among my all time favorites.
everything you said about the 92fs is right on the money!
Firs ar bought in 2006.
Yes. That broomstick foregrip tells us that
Bought my 92 SB back in 1991 and still own it. Love it!
You’re glad you bought those five firearms-I’m glad I subscribe to your channel. Another awesome video.
"That c96 looks pretty sweet!" *looks up prices* "Nope not happening today"
EXACTLY. Now suddenly I need to have a 9mm c96.
This comment made me chuckle, the price is always that one thing that gets between you and a new firearm
Luckily for me, there is a chance I might inherit one.
Good video. I do think however that the Mosin Nagant 91/30 is a decent enough rifle though. Being had for as little as $100 and ammunition readily available is a great combination for budget shooters, new gun men etc to get out there and develop and/or hone marksmanship. Sure, this comment is only worth $.02 but I just felt compelled to defend the humble Mosin.
Over here in switzerland its the k11 (karabiner 11) or the k31 witch you can get for around 30.- till 100.- but you are still able to headshot a target in 300 meters (or 328,028 yards) easily... Very relaiable and precise..
orell93 I think your math is off for yardage lol
plum 420 lmao
Great personal review of your 5 besty's . Thanks for sharing TFB TV.
7:06 It's good to see someone who knows how to run a bolt gun. I have always hunted with my 1903a3, always loved how smooth that action is. I always learned to keep the rifle shouldered while running the bolt.
I feel the same about the 92FS, It fits well, trigger is good, and controls are great. I shoot better with it than any other weapon.
The swedish mauser.... a very interesting and beautiful piece of history
I also used my 92FS at my cwp range qualification and also hit 100%. That combined with the fact that I've had zero malfunctions makes it my favorite pistol out of all that I've owned...but my new 1911 is really starting to give it a run for its money!
Very well presented, sir, your tempered tone and self assured delivery make for a very nice Sunday afternoon listen. Thank you.
I'm one of the 1400 people that love mosins, you had me the whole video up til tossing one in the garbage can, pitty.
He still owns one!
I’m with you friend. A rifle that has been soldiering for that long, shooting the 7.62x54 pounder is a long way from “garbage”.
When I grew up with my .22 I used ice as target practice. Practically a never ending source of it and it looks cool when it explodes lol.
Excellent video, much appreciation for your effort.
Really really great video picked up a few tips and enjoyed it thanks
I wish they still let us have a gun range at summer camp even if it was strictly 22 only now you get arrested for having a spent 22 shell on you at day camp
That's sad,, probably ain't allowed 2 shoot bow n arrow now either..
Tom Catt nah man we shoot bows in school
Arrested for having a spent shell?!? Where are you, Jersey? Wow, that sucks. I've found spent casings before in my jacket pocket, car, pants cuffs, etc. I'm NEVER going to Jersey...
Its the pussification of America a little at a time.
I mean, we had a .22 range at my boy scout camp, but the more often used range was the BB gun one. Though, to be fair, that was mostly because they limited us on how many rounds we could use on the real gun range.
Even though I wouldn't be able to buy these weapons since I'm from the uk these vids are really enjoyable
Glad I came across this video. I used to love shooting, but got out of it some time ago. This year, I have purchased four guns, including a Ruger 10/22 and a Marlin Model 60, and for the first time ever have gotten interested in handguns. In fact, I sold my Swedish Mauser earlier this year and used the money to purchase my first handgun. As the lead safety officer for a state history organization, I've regularly worked with reproduction muskets and rifles for 20 years, but I'm happy to have gotten back into modern firearms.
Lovely commentary, thoroughly enjoyed. Thanks and keep it up.
I'm here from "Five I regret" haha
Where can I buy that “gateway drug” tshirt i love it 😂🙌🏽
I dunno man, I've got a 1942 Izhevsk M91/30, and it's pretty accurate, not to mention the surplus ammo is supersonic... Grouping for me is pretty tight. Going to test it against a Yugo M48A, but take into account what Vasili Zaitsev and other Russians did with the rifle.
Also, it won't cost you a dislike with me, everyone has their opinions on guns, that and I enjoy your videos! Keep 'em coming.
I have the exact same Mosin in the same year, and it is an amazing gun, never had any problems with it, especially the price I got it for, but hey, haters gonna hate lol
Hey I just watched this video it was awesome and I watch the last one also. Just wanted to let you know you succeeded in presenting firearms in an interesting cordial manner Thank you new subscriber from Colorado
Excellent video, saw this awhile ago but just rewatched it again. 👍🏻 I’m not a collector of classic or historic firearms by no means but I’m inline to inherit quite varied WWI / WWII firearm collection, so I need to see and learn more about some of these firearms.
"You know how everyone makes that one claim, now I'm gonna make that claim"lmfao loved the video though
I stopped chewing my sammich when you started on the Moisin wild card...
I honestly love this channel he speaks so firm and clearly and gives real reasons and information about firearms while entertaining the audience
Such a nice video. It's not technical blabbling and complaining about triggers and stuff, just a story about one guy enjoying what he likes.
Love my Tula ex sniper Mosin, one of my favorite rifles I own.
beretta 92 is my fav pistol in world, if i could only bring one firearm i would pick my beretta over any of my long arms, thats how much faith i have that weapon if my life depended on it.
That’s objectively dumb. A good AR or AK is better than ANY handgun outside of concealment.
@@TheDiameter your objectively dumb, i recall asking anyone's opinion, theres variables you dont consider b/c ppl cant think that far ahead, like how much weight ammo adds to your pack, and yeah concealment is a concern for me, it matters a lot. and if your life depends on it, it best to use what your familiar and comfortable with instead of.."i want that one cuz its big and i saw John Wick with one on tv"
Miss your commentary Alex. Your calm demeanor and well thought out opinions got me interested in firearms, both old and new. Hope life is treating you well!
Absolutely agree with the Swedish Mauser. Plenty of power, soft on the shoulder, one of the world's few inherently accurate rounds.
I bought my VZ-24 Mauser '98 (1939 manufacture) in 2002 for $75. My brother bought a Swedish Mauser '96 (1916 manufacture if I remember right) for about $100 in 2001. I replaced the barrel on mine, while he actually cut 6" off the original Swedish barrel and re-crowned it, and was getting the same or better accuracy, it was remarkably well made and preserved. I've heard prices have gone up, even in 2002 they weren't $20 but $75, not sure where they're at today. I don't like the cock on close of the '96, but the '98 is definitely a great rifle with a TON of customization options available, harder to find '96 parts
I have a 105 years old Swedish Mauser and it shoots sub MOA groups still, Amazing quality!
Swedish mausers are tack drivers. I've owned several, and Regret getting rid of them, especially considering what I paid for most of them....😒
That Mauser run there was 👍. You have nice timing w the bolt action. I like these vids alot
One of the best "Top Guns" lists I've ever heard. I dig the heart in it
The Mosin in the trashcan put my side in orbit. Oh I love to hate that rifle.
North Florida Gun Guy you mean the kick. its not that bad. i mean it bruises my shoulder, kicks about as hard as a 12g with low brass ammo, and it has a metal but pad, but not particularly note wrothy.
North Florida Gun Guy the mosin doesn’t shoot good groups maybe two inches, but I still like them
I hate the kick, otherwise I love a mosin Nagant, they are accurate as hell and uses cheap ammo, odk I sold mine though and got a 260, it's a rare gun I guess. Idk I can never find ammo for it except a pawn shop, out of 3 other stores but I love the 260
Basic mosin’s go for $300 nowadays
Dude if you only get 2 inch groups at 1 meters, learn to shoot with the gun.
as an ex libtard, thank you for you and other channels for opening my mind throughout the years.
glad you made it through mate, we need more ppl like ya
+Fluff well said.
+Jeff Newcomb They need to stop voting them into office then.
I'm about moderate-liberal, but when it comes to guns I make a 180. I'm for gun control that would actually work and not hinder the law abiding in ANY way, but I have yet to see that surface.
+TALIZ0RAH i dont know what you mean by "gun control that works"
Thank you neighbor! I'm in the DFW area as well and we share some similar tastes. I'm fond of my AR15, my model 92 and M96 Carl Gustov Mauser. Sweden made up for the lack of a large ring action with superb Swedish steel. I have visited gun smiths on 2 occasions and found them sporterizing M96 actions into custom hunting rifles.
Mine are my Remington 700 ADL 30-06 manufactured in 1981 and my Glock 43 ! Love your videos
I still don't understand the Mosin hate. For it's price, it's still the best historically significant bolt rifle. It's the gun that won the Eastern Front. It's the cheapest way to arm a large number off people, milsurp ammo is still cheap compared to other full power rifle rounds, and you can find good quality rounds for medium game. It's what sparked my interest, and the interest of thousands in classic military rifles. If you compare it to a Kar98, it's pretty terrible, but a Kar98 is even worse when compared to an M1 Garand.
Mosin's are not cheap anymore.
They are still pretty cheap, not as cheap as they used to be, but cheap nonetheless.
I can assure you that the Mosin did not win the war for the Soviets. It was the sheer number of men that won the war for the Soviets.
I just take it for what it is, an old rifle.
MajorArtillary its because it is still inexpensive to purchase and run. let there be a shortage. the day they cost a grand or more.is the day these douchebags start singing its praise.
LMFAO I didn’t know my rear AR15 sight had a little peep hole option!! Thanks for showing me lol been shooting for years owned this rifle for a long time never even realized it 🤦🏻♂️😂
Its for distance
Cool video, thanks for sharing. You got some nice keepers for sure!
My dad own the same Swedish mouser and is the ride I learned to shoot with love its getting the recognition it deserves
i agree with most of your choices but I have to disagree with you on the Mosin Nagant as garbage . they may not be pretty but function quite well I hased one in a run and gun a M38 carbine which I borrowed from my brother. I agree with you about the C 96 mauser I happen to like the Luger better but i do understand on mechanical merits . but the C 96 and the luger is soo damn expensive its out of reach for 90% of us working guys. As Far as the Beretta goes i wasnt exposed to it till I was in the Navy then i liked it and bought one myself. My first gun was the Smith and Wesson model 10 in a 38 spl with a 6" BBl I wanted a Walther P-38 but Couldnt afford one now I have a P-1 which is my top 5 gun list . I am mostly a revolver guy . hey alex why no revolvers? Inquiring minds want to know ? Thanks
No buddy the mosin is not good at all. It's very inconsistent and there are better options for barely any more money. Milsurp is trash 90% of the timd
Awww its always so nice to watch another tfb video... all these guns i cant buy...
...because i live in europe :(
why can't you buy them in Europe
Gun regulations. Especially in countries like england. Its way much more easier in switzerland , but kinda hard in germany . Most people own one are only hunters. Mostly people from bavaria have them. Well and they are regulated pretty hard. You can just google gun laws in germany. We even need a small weapon licence for pepper sprays(arent allowed to sold as that is stores, usually animal defence sprays etc called) and those non-lethal gas pistols. Most accepted "weapon" sport is here maybe archery :/ And you can use them for hunting. Im not an expert but this is the stuff so 1-2 things might be wrong, its pretty hard to look into this stuff. The government kinda wants you to not own a gun :P :/
I really enjoyed listening to this video. Thank you for sharing.
My favorite of your videos. You can really hear the love of firearms in your voice.