NO tiene control de tiro, el "dedazo" es inaceptable en un uniformado, la desviación es aberrante. Que hace además con esos anteojos del Siglo XXI !?...
I don't have to. Loaded weapon with sealed cartridges ready to fire and only the safety catch protects the intruding watermelon from getting Gallagher'd. But for sound effect, any weapon chambering a round and locking into battery isn't really what a watermelon wants to hear. BUT for cartoon's sake, imagine breaking into someone's house and staring down the business end of a 20 lb Parrot.
It’s funny, I’ve seen this short video a few times over the year and this was the first time I noticed where this dialog was from. It was the music at the end that triggered my memory.
@Inventor1488 yes, it’s by Stanley Kubrick. It’s one of his best, in my opinion, but it’s not necessarily for everyone. It’s a bit on the slow side. It’s a beautiful film.
@@PrickGrimes Not as much as you might think. Paper cartidges became pretty popular, and extremely common, earlier than people realize. And with the powder pre-measured, loading becomes significantly quicker.
@Lo "imagine having to carry multiple weapons to fire multiple shots 🤠" 21st century military personnel with 2500 round machine gun: "I am heavy weapons guy, and this is my weapon. She weighs 150 kilograms and fires 200 dollar custom tool cartridges at 10,000 rounds per minute. It costs 400,000 dollars to fire this weapon for 12 S E C O N D S. *starts laughing like a maniac *notices an oily fingerprint on gun Oh my God, who touched Sasha? WHO TOUCHED MY GUN! Some people think they can outsmart me, maybe, maybe, but I have yet to meet one that can outsmart bullet. *starts shooting with malicious intent Haha cry some more....
That's why they had three rows. No. 1 fired, No. 2 took its place while No. 1 bent down and reloaded, After No. 2 and No. 3 fired, No. 1 was ready to start they cycle again.
Fun fact, this was literally true and used to a tactical advantage. The Highland charge involved firing off an initial volley of musket fire, partly on the chance it would hit something, but also largely to create smoke to obscure the subsequent charge.
@@AntaresForever the most highest recoil gun I have seen in game is the B.A.R. from I forgot the name of the game, the gun was spine breaking on full auto 😂😂
@@TheTwoFingeredBullDog it’s part of the British Commonwealth but is a sovereign nation. Same situation as Australia, India, South Africa and a slew of other countries. It doesn’t make them colonies.
@@bobograndman üit was, the bright colors were needed, so the general could, in midst of a battle full of smoke, see where his troops were standing or breaking. And, I am sorry to inform you, this coat is some cheap polyester stuff. There isn‘t even a historical foundation for this kind of coat being worn by George Washington himself. The hat is great though.
@@bobograndman Being able to distinguish friend from foe quickly in the smoke from guns being fired and having your commanders be able to distinguish their troop formations was far more important than hiding your troops. Guns back then also weren't accurate enough, that's why the battles were fought at close ranges in lines, and that's why hiding wasn't a thing and distinguishing sides was so important. As guns and communication get better, we see camouflage being developed, and by WW1 only the French use colourful uniforms among the major European powers.
I love this olden time tech. It's so simple and relatively easy to understand. Unwieldy perhaps and doesn't perform as near as good as modern firearms - but that's style. Also - imagine some burglars entering your home - and instead of some lame Glock loading sound you hear some form of "A'aight Chaps - FIX BAYONETS! CHARGE!"
True. Owned and shot a replica myself. Was herd to find an indoor range that accepted them due to smoke. Very relaxing to load and fire. The extra work made each ball more valued down range.
@@MrZZsharkayep, I can reload a full sized musket in about 9-12 seconds, which is considered above the average musketeer back then (15-20 seconds was considered good) Granted, I'm not being shot at.
Nah it goes like: " Oh my goodness, thou I have misses my target. I will now that the word that speaks for what comes out your asshole. Ok thou I will say it now, shit."
@@yyoouui no it’s not, the joke is that every time he fires, you have pull out a work bench that’s has the balls, flask of powder and wadding, all separate and you have to do each, one at a time, but that joke doesn’t apply because that’s not what the actual loading process would be
@@yyoouui The joke isn't reality. In reality they come prepared. The joke makes as much sense as claiming a glock would need a reloading bench, empty brass casing, bullets, and smokeless gunpowder, assemble it all, put the cartridge in the glock chamber and every time you missed your shot, assemble another single 9mm cartridge.
@@lumberlucplus, the soldiers had to close their eyes before the shot to avoid getting the smoke into their eyes. that's why they had to shoot at the same time, to increase the probability to hit more target, when they were able to see the white of their eyes. So probably wearing glasses would help to improve their accuracy
(For those who don't know) fun fact: the smoke made from those guns would make a huge cloud over the battlefield that the soldiers were practically blind as soon as the battle started. This is why their uniforms were bright colors as to see each other better. While that would make it easier for the opposition to shoot you, it also makes it so you don't shoot your friend.
@@TheEntrepreneur420 the logic is that if you say "fun fact" before something, people are more likely to believe it. As for the fact, i am 100% sure about the smoke and about the uniforms, well i just heard that somewhere idk where lmao
@Entrepreneur of all things stinky this was copied from google. "Brightly coloured uniforms helped create cohesion and recognition on smoke-shrouded battlefields. Badges, emblems, and sashes were added to help identify the allegiance of troops. There was little to distinguish these early uniforms from civilian dress except for colour."
Not a fact and not fun. Fancy spreading misinformation? Yes smoke clouds were a very real thing but it had nothing to do with the colors of the outfits. The colors are simply those of the nation, which of course are distinct. They did not have them because of fucking smoke clouds, you were always seen by your friends and foes on the battlefield as you literally walked up against each other in firing lines to then proceed to charge with swords and bayonets.
I never really knew how flintlocks worked, but this video explained it to me without even really trying. Very very simple weapons but very fascinating.
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quite a conundrum we would be having... fortunately for me I always wear my plate-mail underneath my vignon silkon dress and have my saber and my trusty British Pattern 1769 Short Land musket at all times. after that I would treat myself to a small portion of 3 tankards of whiskey and have a jolly good time. #musketomfoolery #scoundreldoesntwantthissmoke #BritishPattern1769ShortLandmusket
Those bullets would bounce off a 3 piece suit, that’s why duels were so common. Revolvers were a game changer back when, but at that point most of the east outlawed dueling, unless you were in the Wild West. Also I pulled all of this info out of my ass, thank you very much 😊
"Hold on, let's start at the same time, so we don't have the disadvantage of one another, by the way your shoe laces are untied *proceeds to take a whole ass century to reload* "
Soldier why are you not in the war yet? The mission is about to start, STOP THE CART NOW! we are going to lose if you keep commenting in youtube, also the administrator is gonna get mad.
@@rayanderson5797 1 minute for a trained british red coat, I doubt anyone unit would be able to reload as fast as that, except of course if it were the Prussian Jägers (which are known for their fast reload speed and small stature)
@@zenohawk1788 that’s incorrect on so many levels. It takes around 20 seconds for a fusilier with basic training to reload his piece not a minute. Also the Prussian jägers were not up to a very high standard in this time period and were often beaten by french light infantry one to one even though they had rifles and the french had smoothbore muskets
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"Those who expect to reap the blessings of Misha's Guns must undergo the fatigue of supporting it." - Thomas Paine
That’s top tier humor as far as I’m concerned 😂
👍👍👍👍👍🤠
I love your videos keep making more videos and DONT GIVE UP!
NO tiene control de tiro, el "dedazo" es inaceptable en un uniformado, la desviación es aberrante. Que hace además con esos anteojos del Siglo XXI !?...
*edmund burke has entered the chat room*
"Remember, switching to your sword is always faster than reloading."
Откуда это? Where is this from?
@@Combine.Soldier the bible
@@Combine.Soldier CoD😂
@@Momo_KawashimaAaaah, yes, the guide with everithing we need to know from the Highest DEVSeloper himself.
WW2 Dead Japanese Imperials laughing in the afterlife while hearing this from the human realm
Imagine breaking into someone's house and suddenly you hear the compression, priming, tightening, and muzzle loading of a flint lock pistol
Reminds me of the Blunderbuss greentext
I don't have to. Loaded weapon with sealed cartridges ready to fire and only the safety catch protects the intruding watermelon from getting Gallagher'd. But for sound effect, any weapon chambering a round and locking into battery isn't really what a watermelon wants to hear. BUT for cartoon's sake, imagine breaking into someone's house and staring down the business end of a 20 lb Parrot.
@@JJZBULLITT109why did i laugh so hard at this😂
😂😂😂 hard dead
@@JJZBULLITT109 I'm glad you're protecting yourself from the {{{Watermelons}}}
Commander: reloading
Soldier: the war is over ,sir
It's too long reloading😂😂
👍😂
😂😂my comment
Их быстрее завоюют чем они выиграют
Hahahahah😂
“Where did you even find a functioning flintlock?” -thatrussianbadger
Literally anywhere. Plenty of companies still make them
@@obi-wankenobi1750 He's quoting another RUclipsr who makes VR and Source Engine animations, not actually asking
How do you even aim one of those things? There're no sights, front or rear as far as I can see.
@AJWhite-qi3jo As someone who owns a (Non-functioning because I don't live in the states) flintlock, I mainly use the actual flint-holder as a sight
@@Real-greengecko-UK I can see how that works, might even be how the did it too, back in "Ye Olden Days"
Now I get why some pirates would carry 6 pistols
Your exactly right.
Assassins Creed: Black Flag makes more sense now
Edit: this comment is getting alot of attention
Blackbeard now makes more sense
@@E_N_D_E_R true I love that game
Or Capn’ Jack Sparrow refusing to use his one shot 😂
-50 of fire rate
+100 of elegance
Let's not forget that those old rounds the hit like trucks
@@borttorbbq2556they dont have much penetrating power
@anthraxinyourmailbox9550 you don't need that in the civil war
+90 damage power
-No pen power
but mostly those type of weapon have op firing power...
It’s crazy how flint locks are essentially mini hand-held canons
It took us 300 years to go from this to the 1911
@@cereal-killer4455 and we still make the 1911 even though it's already over 100 years old!
even crazier to think a modern day gun cartridge is also a mini cannon to an extent.
Took us 300 years until we could upgrade, and yet they're still in the factories!
First guns were actually called hand cannons
Barry Lyndon is truly one of the best films of all time.
It’s funny, I’ve seen this short video a few times over the year and this was the first time I noticed where this dialog was from. It was the music at the end that triggered my memory.
@@NoahSpurrierthe movie is called barry lyndon?
@Inventor1488 yes, it’s by Stanley Kubrick. It’s one of his best, in my opinion, but it’s not necessarily for everyone. It’s a bit on the slow side. It’s a beautiful film.
Being a pirate was so much harder than being a cowboy.
That's why they used swords more 😅
"Imagine having to reload."
- Pirate with 12 pistol holsters be like
Early cowboys had the same thing pretty much just as a revolver
@@PrickGrimes Not as much as you might think. Paper cartidges became pretty popular, and extremely common, earlier than people realize. And with the powder pre-measured, loading becomes significantly quicker.
@Lo "imagine having to carry multiple weapons to fire multiple shots 🤠"
21st century military personnel with 2500 round machine gun:
"I am heavy weapons guy, and this is my weapon.
She weighs 150 kilograms and fires 200 dollar custom tool cartridges at 10,000 rounds per minute.
It costs 400,000 dollars to fire this weapon for 12 S E C O N D S.
*starts laughing like a maniac
*notices an oily fingerprint on gun
Oh my God, who touched Sasha?
WHO TOUCHED MY GUN!
Some people think they can outsmart me, maybe, maybe, but I have yet to meet one that can outsmart bullet.
*starts shooting with malicious intent
Haha cry some more....
"Ten years you carry that pistol, and now you waste your shot"
~Captain Barbossa
“He didn’t waste it”
~Will Turner
-Will turner drop coin
"I feel...cold".
Most satisfying reply section I've seen
"Honestly, its the honest ones you have to watch out for, cause you never know when they will do something... stupid."
Back when bring a sword to a gun fight was balanced
Should've stayed that way honestly
My work here is done I revealed the nerds
@@Growmetheus idk man I'd rather be shot to death with 7.62 than maned and left to die
Before they came out with the semi-automatic update
@HzT I believe that remained up until the Second World War… I could be wrong.
“ You better be emptying your Pantaloons good sir! by the time I am finish powdering me musket, I shall see everything for me to acquire!”
Unhand thy currency 😂
I imagine the soldiers of both sides cursing at each other's while reloading the flintlocks
I think that when that happened they attacked hand to hand with bayonets or other edged weapons.
@@rexmurdock7679i like your pfp
@@1tgb4yb25ub5ubwhat
@@Eternixerwhat
That's why they had three rows. No. 1 fired, No. 2 took its place while No. 1 bent down and reloaded, After No. 2 and No. 3 fired, No. 1 was ready to start they cycle again.
This is why Captain Jack Sparrow waited his whole life for that shot ..
Fine, 10 years
😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Is why Blackbeard carried 10 of em !
He wass daam lazy
because he was reloading it the whole time
“What caliber is that?”
B A L L
Cute metal B A L L
We call the good ol pointed bullets that ain't jacketed ball rounds buts fr a ball round
BAL man
What caliber as that 🕳️
😂😂😂
WE’RE CROSSING THE DELAWARE WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🦅🇺🇸🗣️🇺🇸🦅🦅🇺🇸🗣️🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🗣️🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🗣️🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🗣️🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🗣️🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🗣️🇺🇸🦅🦅🗣️🇺🇸🗣️🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🗣️🇺🇸🦅
What makes a good soldier is the ability to fire three rounds a minute in any weather sir.
"3?! *scoff* The South Essex can manage 2 on a good day!"
(hopefully i got the quote right, been a while since i watched the movie-episode)
Bruh who is he trying to have smoke with George Washington
thats why they had more than one pistol pre-loaded.
That’s just my style sir!
An while being shot at.
"Oh shit mate, i lost my stick"
Famous Last Word
It may be only certain kinds, but a few queen anne style pistols allowed you to unscrew the barrels and load the ammunition that way.
Called a pushrod lol
Pencil-Penis Peter has got you covered. He can load any musket or pistol just as easy as any push rod can.
@@KaliTest-i8inah stick is better
"Then pull one off the Fuggin' tree!"
Not only do you fire a gun, you automatically set a smoke screen
And that's why modern gunpowder is known as 'smokeless powder'
true
@@GarretSamhain true
That's not a gun that's a hand cannon 🤣
Fun fact, this was literally true and used to a tactical advantage. The Highland charge involved firing off an initial volley of musket fire, partly on the chance it would hit something, but also largely to create smoke to obscure the subsequent charge.
“Your gunna be so screwed when I load this gun in 4 minutes”
When the gun is too overpowered the developers just increase reload time
Usually in games it’s added as a joke or a 1 shot glass cannon
@@nemesis021 in games the one shot guns are mostly snipers or bonus guns u unlock after finishing the game
Or make it have high knock back on you
@@AntaresForever the most highest recoil gun I have seen in game is the B.A.R. from I forgot the name of the game, the gun was spine breaking on full auto 😂😂
@@navedansari4445 you should see the shotgun named guts from cyberpunk
Aviators are 100% historically accurate.
Read my name.
Yeah….Raybans !
Damn right
Back then kings got those ray ban rizz💯
I'm here only for this comment, thank you, sir.
Buddy really said “fucketh around and thou shall find out”
Parry this thou casual of filth!
Nah bruh this shit got me on the floor 🤣🤣🤣
shalt
Do you follow pewview to?!
Bruh I'm dead 💀
This bro is like realoding at guts & blackpowder
WHO TF TALKED TO JEAN!?
SHIEIßPÜLVER!!
KANNIBALE
This reloading is as slow as a Nock gun but even more
@@Randomdude-mr7ce
Yeah bro is not fit to be a British soldier that's for sure
Remember, getting a PhD is always faster than reloading your weapon…
In my case, I’m closer to getting a PhD than ever f’n with black powder
I'm writing up a research proposal rn. I hope you're right lol
Hahaha
I'm your 1000th like
True you can always swing that piece of paper when under attack
"Pull up." -Thomas Jefferson, The Declaration of Independence.
Pull up then!!
Terrain Terrain
Pull up!
“pull up”
-boeing 737
@@NguyenLyubyuStrana lmao, u messed up😂😂😂
@@hachelyd_i03 perhaps
them redcoats been real quiet since this dropped
Ypu joking right? There is still a british colony right next to your country 😂
@@TheTwoFingeredBullDog you’re joking, right? Canada is not a British colony by any stretch of the imagination.
@@carsoncox3372 Who is the king of Canada? Everything about the Canadian political system is British.
@@TheTwoFingeredBullDog it’s part of the British Commonwealth but is a sovereign nation. Same situation as Australia, India, South Africa and a slew of other countries. It doesn’t make them colonies.
@@carsoncox3372 Don't worry bro. Brits are living in 1800s.
My teammate: QUICK RELOAD!
My honest reaction:
"In about 5 minutes you're going to regret making fun of my coat."
this is probably the funniest one i've seen
Underrated comment
*missed*
shi one minuter gotta do it again@@nasigoreng9547
😂😂😂
military uniforms back in those days be drippy af
Though unfortunately walking around with a dress coat and target literally stiched on your chest was not the most effective for warfare
@@bobograndman üit was, the bright colors were needed, so the general could, in midst of a battle full of smoke, see where his troops were standing or breaking. And, I am sorry to inform you, this coat is some cheap polyester stuff. There isn‘t even a historical foundation for this kind of coat being worn by George Washington himself. The hat is great though.
@@bobograndmanat that time, it was not boyish to disguise and hide from bullets
@@bobograndman Being able to distinguish friend from foe quickly in the smoke from guns being fired and having your commanders be able to distinguish their troop formations was far more important than hiding your troops. Guns back then also weren't accurate enough, that's why the battles were fought at close ranges in lines, and that's why hiding wasn't a thing and distinguishing sides was so important. As guns and communication get better, we see camouflage being developed, and by WW1 only the French use colourful uniforms among the major European powers.
And that is not even as hard as they can go. Hussars play on a whole different level.
Myself and my fellow constituents when a dastardly rapscallion is stealing a quarter loaf of bread:
I wanna know how long it took you to correctly type that
blasphemy
Lmao
poppycock this was reserved for wemon that didn't listen.
@@ZeekDaFish not long cause he's not black
“Barnaby, I challenge thee to a duel!”
“Splendid, alloweth me one fortnight to load my pistol.”
i love the fact that pistols used to be miniature cannons
Somone thought "why not make it handheld?"
@@DJack276 -☝️🤓
@@thequietk1 gun boy
You might call it s "hand cannon" even
A bullet is an artillery round. Just much smaller.
That’s honestly one of the nicest looking pistols I’ve ever seen lol
porque você nunca viu a minha lol
So it would seem
@it's scar it’s called a flintlock
@@Marcosocial deveras hilariante
@it's scar e uma garrucha
Commander: reloading
Soldier: sir its 1941, we have a new war
😊
Since 1841 Exist Revolver Guns
most intelligent american
You don't know or you just like the year?
@@akzard98 you know gor some countrys it started later then others right? For the netherlands it started in 1940
basically an overpowerd bb gun
Your completely incorrect
You are right. For all the wrong reasons
The quiet kid in 1841 when you call him a scallywag
off by like a century but still funny
When you have your musket with you too 💀💀
Nice shot Hudson
😂 it’s such an exquisite display of entertainment your telling us william🗣️
Captain Claw!!
smells like history
I love the smell of the days of yore in the morning
Yeah disgusting smell of colonial history indeed
@@badbad-cat Think of swashbuckling pirates instead. Fuck colonials
@@badbad-cat username checks out 😂
@@badbad-cat Show me a man and I'll show you the crime. Show me a flag and I'll show you the bloodstains on it.
“I got a flintlock in my ‘rari”
i hold a f'lock in my stallion
Carriage*
Only one shot no 38!
I got a lock in my rari
The original Glock 1
“Where did you even find a functioning flintlock” -Russianbadger
These old flintlock pistols might've been tedious to reload, but sure as hell feels awesome to hold, aim, and fire.
As long as it's not an original. That would probably blow up in your face 😂😂
I love this olden time tech. It's so simple and relatively easy to understand. Unwieldy perhaps and doesn't perform as near as good as modern firearms - but that's style.
Also - imagine some burglars entering your home - and instead of some lame Glock loading sound you hear some form of
"A'aight Chaps - FIX BAYONETS! CHARGE!"
@@robertnett9793 that is when the intruder takes out their 1800,s rifle
True. Owned and shot a replica myself. Was herd to find an indoor range that accepted them due to smoke. Very relaxing to load and fire. The extra work made each ball more valued down range.
@@ciclon5682 It's a fair fight then. But then again... imagine the chaps defending my home don't speak English.. but Swedish... :D
gå-på
Never thought i'd see a colonial age Soldier wearing sunglasses
I wouldn't fire one of those without eye protection...
I bet he earned those after beating a Yautja in single combat.
his 'fit do be fyre doe
You'll be surprised to learn then that sunglasses were invented in 1752 (well more like attempts at fixing colour blindness and stereopsis.
He's JohnTitor, ha ha
The quiet kid in 1717 when someone calls him a hobbleswagger:
Lmao😂
You think it's a good bloody day to test my wits now innit?
"you buffoon"
"you gobsmacking gobblweswagging turkey"
you're goddamm right👍👍👍
"Ye should not come to school on the morrow"
"Pirates of the Caribbean " ahh gun
"Empty thy pockets"
Or thy life
I shan't ask ye twice. Spill anything on thy person.
“You deareth questioneth my gangstereth! HAVE AT THEE!”
empty the compartments of your pockets
Empty thy pockets or thy flesh will be consumed
imagine you're walking down the street and some scallywag tries to mug you and you just pull out a flintlock on his buffoon self.
As their smoothbore you’d Probably miss unless standing right next to them.
@@johnkonieczny728 r/whoooosh.
Scallywags 😂😂
Wait wait ,i’m reloading😂
@@Mikustan39 he's literally adding up to the joke
“Thou shalt exit my hood at once heathen”
“I defy you broad headed milksop”
@BradynLee All part of the *plan*
@@e-unit1579 Dutch how many gah damned camp upgrades and money donations will it take until you open your eyes to Micah's silver tongue?!
have a plan
People actually used this thing to shoot each other. For that time it was a masterpiece of weapon technology.
"Hold on I just need to reload"
The reload:
This looks like slow motion lol They did this super fast in reality
You can have a Cuppa while at it. Lol
@@MrZZsharkayep, I can reload a full sized musket in about 9-12 seconds, which is considered above the average musketeer back then (15-20 seconds was considered good)
Granted, I'm not being shot at.
@@pal1d1nl1ght And if you used it all day every day you’d probably be around 5- 10 times faster.
"One moment please, let me finish my reload gentleman."
"Alright sir."
"Might I assist you with that, good sir. We don`t got all day"
George washington wasnt afraid to not play fair
@@TheAnnoyingBossfairness is for the losers😂. W founding fathers
Lol best comment
not even kidding.. fighting like a gentlemen was expected and followed by most men.. so this isnt even that far off..
“ah shit i missed”
- George Washington
Lmao💀
Nah it goes like: " Oh my goodness, thou I have misses my target. I will now that the word that speaks for what comes out your asshole. Ok thou I will say it now, shit."
Made it 776 likes. Only a 1000 more to go
"why cant i hear anything?"
"we are reloading."
He wasn’t talking about George Washington
He was talking about king George of uk and Ireland
Silly
Flintlocks in slow-motion are such beautiful things.
"Damn I missed, gotta reload"
*Pulls out entire workbench*
No a person carrying a pistol in to combat would make cartridges with the measured powder, and a ball wrapped in paper for wadding
@@Bountyhopper thats the whole joke man
@@yyoouui no it’s not, the joke is that every time he fires, you have pull out a work bench that’s has the balls, flask of powder and wadding, all separate and you have to do each, one at a time, but that joke doesn’t apply because that’s not what the actual loading process would be
@@Bountyhopperwhy do you just have to ruin it like that
@@yyoouui The joke isn't reality. In reality they come prepared.
The joke makes as much sense as claiming a glock would need a reloading bench, empty brass casing, bullets, and smokeless gunpowder, assemble it all, put the cartridge in the glock chamber and every time you missed your shot, assemble another single 9mm cartridge.
Never wanted a Flintlock pistol more in my life than this moment right now.
bro same
Dude I knew I wasn’t the only one 😂😂 I don’t want one I NEED one
This one is a beauty for sure 👍
Never trust a man that can accurately shoot a powder pistol in modern times😂😂😂
Yeah, because those flintlocks didn't have rifling. That step made the accuracy a whole lot better
@@lumberlucplus, the soldiers had to close their eyes before the shot to avoid getting the smoke into their eyes. that's why they had to shoot at the same time, to increase the probability to hit more target, when they were able to see the white of their eyes. So probably wearing glasses would help to improve their accuracy
@@jonalb96 Goggles, but those were invented later
Why?
Never trust a man that's wearing sunglasses with an 18th century military outfit.
the fact that new ammo for these is still being made is crazy
imagine a duel and you both miss and akwardly reloading this for 4 minutes
The agressive mumbling there would be on both sides XDDDD
Swords
And then they chatted had a beer and went back home. That's how two of them became the Brothers of Life.
Второй пистолет 😅
(For those who don't know) fun fact: the smoke made from those guns would make a huge cloud over the battlefield that the soldiers were practically blind as soon as the battle started. This is why their uniforms were bright colors as to see each other better. While that would make it easier for the opposition to shoot you, it also makes it so you don't shoot your friend.
Cool fact. Thanks.
They did not try to purposefully make it easier for the enemies to see them 😂 what kind of logic is that?
@@TheEntrepreneur420 the logic is that if you say "fun fact" before something, people are more likely to believe it. As for the fact, i am 100% sure about the smoke and about the uniforms, well i just heard that somewhere idk where lmao
@Entrepreneur of all things stinky this was copied from google. "Brightly coloured uniforms helped create cohesion and recognition on smoke-shrouded battlefields. Badges, emblems, and sashes were added to help identify the allegiance of troops. There was little to distinguish these early uniforms from civilian dress except for colour."
Not a fact and not fun. Fancy spreading misinformation? Yes smoke clouds were a very real thing but it had nothing to do with the colors of the outfits. The colors are simply those of the nation, which of course are distinct. They did not have them because of fucking smoke clouds, you were always seen by your friends and foes on the battlefield as you literally walked up against each other in firing lines to then proceed to charge with swords and bayonets.
Shit got real when he pulled out the screw driver.
But nothing cut the glare on Bunker Hill like a pair of Ray Bans.
Or using a stick as a ram rod.
Hahahhahahaah concuerdo
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shit got real when he pulled out the stick
I never really knew how flintlocks worked, but this video explained it to me without even really trying.
Very very simple weapons but very fascinating.
Starbucks employees preparing for you to say "medium coffee"
jack sparrow has been real quiet since this dropped
That's "Captain Jack Sparrow"
Don't you dare speak about Captain Jack in that manner
😂😂
King Charles been real quiet since this dropped.
😂😂😂
He hath been I humbly agree
He’s been quite for a while
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Can you imagine the joy these soldiers would’ve felt if they saw how modern guns operate now a days …
“Hold on I got to reload”
Famous last words
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Imagine you're up to some tomfoolery in the neighborhood and some rapscallion hits you with one of these
The audacity, these mollycoddled rapscallions have indeed been dabbling in malarkey of late
Ha ha Jolly good show
quite a conundrum we would be having... fortunately for me I always wear my plate-mail underneath my vignon silkon dress and have my saber and my trusty British Pattern 1769 Short Land musket at all times. after that I would treat myself to a small portion of 3 tankards of whiskey and have a jolly good time. #musketomfoolery #scoundreldoesntwantthissmoke #BritishPattern1769ShortLandmusket
Too much tomfoolery for me
Those bullets would bounce off a 3 piece suit, that’s why duels were so common. Revolvers were a game changer back when, but at that point most of the east outlawed dueling, unless you were in the Wild West. Also I pulled all of this info out of my ass, thank you very much 😊
The quiet kid in the 1800's
Sabah ilk dersten silahı doldurmaya başlar ama doldurunca okul bitmiştir 😂 . Bir dahakine adamım😅
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Me😅
@@EnesYasir-of9xf😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It may be a whole damn arts and crafts project to reload, but damn is that fire flash cool.
"When you get bullied in school"
Mom: Just tell your teacher
Grandfather:
Teacher: *to bullied victim* gulity
Just as the founding fathers intended...
You mean great great grandfather or great grandfather
Back in my day...
You mean Great grandfather
I see why Blackbeard came strapped with 6 pistols and a dagger
Dude was so intimidating most people didn't want to fight him which was intentional. Man was walking around like the main character
Even Blackbeard in One Piece carries 3 flintlocks when everyone running around with literal superpowers 😂
walks under the black flag with a scallywag swagger
@@gunnimikkiaint no parrot on his shoulder and no rings in his ears
@@gunnimikki aint a parrot on his shoulder and no rings in his ear
The only proper way to deal with an intruding rapscallion.
Just as the founding fathers intended 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🦅🦅🦅
ruffian*
affor the use of the black powder cannon, indeed.
Lets hope that it doesn’t miss entirely because it’s smooth bore and nail the neighbors’ dog.
Certainly
Guts and blackpowder PTSD
Me with a single action revolver that was made in 1810:
Imagine missing and your enemy misses too 💀
That's literally what happened
«In melee, the winner is the one who is the first to realize that melee has begun»
soon after that while reloading they talk each other
@@jirosaves_theworld "Oi, you baguettes! Just give us a few seconds until you can stop chowing on onions!"
lolololol @@ro1-fles
Bro dressed up for everything but forgot he had rayban sunglasses
he also lacks the wig or long hair as it was a custom in 18th century
Also In the shade 😂
He's literally firing black powder at his face, I would use a welding mask instead
He was from the past but teleported to the future. 😂😅
帰宅後
ビール飲むか…
that one enemy who waited ages to get your gun reload
Same enemy waited for the hero to do their transformation sequence
@@WRAAEEE FR!
@@WRAAEEE The same hero that waited through the villain origin story
Few films are better than Barry Lyndon. Well done sir.
Must've been nerve wracking when two people just missed each other and are now trying to reload faster than the other.
nah, that's when the swords or bayonet comes out
"Hold on, let's start at the same time, so we don't have the disadvantage of one another, by the way your shoe laces are untied *proceeds to take a whole ass century to reload* "
Very common at that time to carry more than one pistol given the stupidly high reload times
That would actually make a fucking awesome VR game.
@@PinkManGuy Pavlov vr
Mans got a gun that could never be traced.
Good point
Its serial number is 1
@@BurningBlazeBaguettelol
Surely, only he in town own that
@@BurningBlazeBaguette”keep onnn scratching”
“Shit… I missed. Just give me another 20 minutes to reload”
😂😂😂
"be quick bro,can't wait to dodge another one"
Pulls out spare gun
Some people were so fucking skilled are reloading too. Not saying that it isn’t true but it was pretty much a sport back then.
@@mychasasaki5705 ugm aktually a skilled marksman could reload his pistol in about twenty seconds
the level of ingenuity we had in times where things and materials were limited is insane, how did humans come up with this? insane
“Miss him entirely because it’s smoothbore and nails the neighbor’s dog.”
As the founding fathers intended (I guess, idk, I'm Canadian 😂)
t a l l y h o e l a d s
You are a dog😂
"I had to resort to the canon mounted on top of the stairs loaded with grapeshot."
I laughed out loud. Everyone at the office looked at me. The comment and thread. Hilarious.
*Yo you wanna have a shootout?*
“Yea just lemme load my flintlock”
"Hold on i gotta manually load this shit up"
@@williamjenks6866"let me clean out the barrel of my gun then like you would do a chimney, anybody got a brush"
“Bro i’m reloading as fast as i can”
bro my gun has issues reloading need a bit of extra time
"HOW DID YOU GET A FULLY FUNCTIONING FLINTLOCK?"
-Dumbledore said calmly
That TheRussianBadger actually
Thats what im sayinnn
I mean, you can literally order all the parts to build one out of a mail-in catalog. They're perfectly legal and not even regulated by the ATF
FLINT LOCKWOOD
@@RylanStauffer-df9vcthat joke either flew right over your head or you’re joking
WE FIND THE OLD GUARD IN GUTS & BLACKPOWDER 🔥🔥💂🏻♀️🇬🇧
Your comment is not related to the video. According to your comment, they were using revolvers at that time.
Soldier : RELOADING
Commander : THE WAR IS OVER
XD
By the time hes done the next war will have started so its okay 😂
I’m reloading 300 years later
🤣🤣🤣
"Ah damn it I missed"
*famous last words*
Imagine how difficult a cannon must have been.
"I fired, and I missed."
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@@Looona_fan🤦🏻♂️
@@Plastic4902🤦🏻♂️
“Did I hit anything?”
“We don’t know, sir; you’ve blinded the whole battalion.”
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fr
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These guns may be outdated, but gosh darn they have style.
Imagine you go to rob someone and they pull out a Flintlock on you.
And they miss lol
Soldier why are you not in the war yet? The mission is about to start, STOP THE CART NOW! we are going to lose if you keep commenting in youtube, also the administrator is gonna get mad.
Tallyho lads!
Just as the founding fathers intended
imagine being in a war and the FIRST mf to ever wear sunglass walks up and smokes you
Best
:-) LOL
What your wearing really matched the gun
legend says hes still reloading
😂😂
"Remember, switching to your pistol is always faster than reloading."
The pistol :
I'll be the first to acknowledge that this shit was Funny w that capital f😂
@@petermetoxen2959🤓
@@weejonnoy4348 💩
@@weejonnoy4348🤡
@@weejonnoy4348nerd
mfs in sea of thieves reload these things like they’re nerf guns 💀💀💀
Lmao 😂
I love sea of thieves
Fr man godspeed reloading in sea of thieves is crazy
Sea of Thieves wasn't meant to be realistic lol, but I see the point. Imagine of the eye of reach was realistic
Honestly i aint wasting 2 minutes of reloading just to miss because the motherfucking skeleton decided to move randomly
Lmao I started dying when the camera panned to the dudes face and he’s in the red coat with the sunglasses 🤣
“You wanna fight bro”
“Yea one sec”
yep, just let me reload
😂😂
30sec
We laugh, but this is basically what they did back then. Politely wait for each other to reload then fire.
now i know why it takes so much time to reload a pistol in assassins creed
Yes
Yep
See?
“Oh fuck I missed, gimme like 20 minutes”
20 seconds, for a skilled soldier.
@@rayanderson5797 that's still a long ass time lol
@@rayanderson5797 1 minute for a trained british red coat, I doubt anyone unit would be able to reload as fast as that, except of course if it were the Prussian Jägers (which are known for their fast reload speed and small stature)
@@zenohawk1788 that’s incorrect on so many levels. It takes around 20 seconds for a fusilier with basic training to reload his piece not a minute. Also the Prussian jägers were not up to a very high standard in this time period and were often beaten by french light infantry one to one even though they had rifles and the french had smoothbore muskets
That’s what the rapier is for 😅
It is incredible that in an era without an understanding of chemistry, they were able to develop blackpowder