You guys are literally living my dream, I want to go over to Germany and Czechoslovakia and all those countries metal detect, so you guys truly are living my dream it's fun to see it
That would be great but if you want to find the relics in good condition then more towards the eastern front is the best in the bogs for some reason it preserves things better. Watch some of the videos of them getting stuff there.
You know that every time I see an intact clip of bullets I think about the poor guy in the midst of a fire fight who had an "Oh, shit" moment as he reached into his pocket to reload and found nothing but lint.
@@ThePama222 Det ved jeg godt, jeg bor i nordjylland, men kan ikke finde ret meget i det hele, jeg vil jo bare finde hjelme og ammunition, ikke andet :)
That’s history right there. Men in total chaos. Men on the advance, men standing their ground . Orders given, orders received and being carried out. Men shooting, men getting shot. Prays being said. Wounded men being treated and wounded men die’ing, on the very ground your walking on and digging up the artifacts of war. It was a brutal war, but unfortunately a necessary war. Thanks for sharing
Again...very nice trip ! Various and interesting WW2 relics ! It's the first time when I see that german optical 'device' (''Scissors telescope')...awesome ! That damaged K98 barrel... I would have kept the ammo stripper clips...from that pile of 7.92 ammo... That part of mask reminds of WW1... Every single relic has a story behind it...it only depends on us to discover/understand (who wants to...do it...of course ;-/) what it wants to say about what it happened there, then... A time ago I found a 7.92 round (?!?)...steel/iron made cases (very rusted) and...GMCS bullet (very well 'preserved' !) BUT I still don't know WHO and WHEN (in WW2) produced THIS 'type' of cartridges (7.92x57mm ?!?...they looked like 7.92 but...not sure because of the rust): iron/steel case and GMCS bullet... So, nice expedition, very interesting WW2 relics...another amazing video ! Good job guys !
Thanks for watching and responding. Found a lot of interesting relics indeed, each with its own story. We actually did take some of those clips. The rounds were destroyed. Cheers.
We are all either familiar with or knowledgeable of the history and events that made WWll But what you are doing in these videos is pinpointing exact moments in time by revealing tangible occurrences of humans by excavating tools and equipment used by soldiers It gives a precise mental image of intent and motive. These videos put us on the battlefield as a witness for the people who suffered the madness of war Your videos tell the story that until now maybe never left the battle You are giving a voice to soldiers that have been silenced through duty
Thank you for your inspiring comment! Shaping an image of what has happened under what circumstances is one of my goals. Let history speak for itself! Cheers
I always keep a look out for your and Iron Mikes videos. They are not only entertaining but quite informative and you explain the relevance to World War 2.... Thank you and keep up the good work
I absolutly love your channel amd the videps whit the beautufull intro as always i hope il fknd somethimv cool to all i found in 5 years are modern shotgunshells and 4 k98 casings
Funny thing about the Kar98. If you pulled back on the bolt very hard too many times you could break the pin that held it. I've only seen it a couple times so I'm not an expert. My dad would hold it tight and snap them back as hard as he could to break the retention pin then smash it into the ground. He was a paratrooper in ww2.
All the people that last used these, long forgotten. But it's amazing to bring it to the surface again. The stories the items could tell. Great Job guys Keep on digging!!!🎧🔊🔊☠☠☠
Just out of curiosity, i know German law is full of red tap, do you have to turn in or report certain artifacts? I guess it would be true to hear in the USA !
He is not allowed to dig for it. If somebody finds something on the surface or during some construction works related digs you immediately have to contact the authorities. It does not matter if the property is private or public. Buying land in Germany does not give you the right for that.
that snake with yellow dots is 'grass snake' its a good snake ^_^ but gotta watch out for the 'european viper', that thing is straight savage XD / also its so weird that some of pieces you found were just lying on top of the soil. wow!
while in berlin i met some guys from the us who went digging all over europe and shipped some 200 kg of relics in the states.. medals, rifles helmets you name it..
I thought I replied to you but I don't know where it ended up: They're still pulling stuff out of the ground in a Northern VA civil war battlefield. Grapes of wrath and couple of other things.
He mirado todos su videos. Les agradesco en el alma por el profesionalismo que han adquirido para mostrar una historia tan de ustedes. He conocido Holanda en sus videos. Si pueden algun dia pongan subtitulos en español. En la comunidad de you tube no todos hablan ingles. Igual un abrazo enorme desde argentina
The Mauser Kar98 with 14 million made in a ten year period. That's about 3,835 a day, everyday for 10 years. That's a lot!. Great videos, cool stuff. Thanks for making
Very interesting and absolutely professionel made Channel.nice idea to compare the finds with historic pictures.very sympatic and entertaining presentation.thanx guys,love to watch and would die to join you..walk on
Still some nice discoveries guys ! Accompanied by information their uses with movies or photos. It's always a pleasure to watch your quality videos. Good luck to you guys, and thanks for this informative walk ; )
The 'spare' barrel is only different by not being attached to the weapon. It's just a barrel. And there were alternative barrels because the high rate of fire if the barrel wasn't swapped out periodically could melt/warp.
I believe the barrel you found was a spare K98 barrel and not a rotted out one. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong but they had two barrel options the standard service rifle had a different rifling pattern then the marksman variant. also, you can usually find the model number on the larger portion that would be closer to the breach.
My grandfather from my father's side fought for the defense of Berlin back there and got killed by a Rushian bomber that flew my other grandfather from my mother's side and when I see stuff like this I feel happy and sad at the same time :(
It should be "Kar98k" or "Karabiner 98 Kurz", K98K. as its a short version of the K98 (lang) from WW1... ;) and WOW on 10.55, thats a gas-piston of a Sturmgewehr 44 or StG44! Anyway, nice video, cool place and well shot material!
Another great video and these guys are great at identifying the finds quickly, I would love to join them for a day out detecting. Ian Elliott WW2 RAF Historian
I can't imagine what thoughts were going through those soldiers minds as they knew the inevitable was coming, and they couldn't even barely slow it down. And I was just thinking, in all your videos I've watched recently, I'd never seen you dig up a potato masher. Then Lo and behold! I suppose they must deteriorate pretty quickly in comparison to the British and american grenades.
Amazing video but the gun you found is even better it was used to its death and blow the rest of the gun away and it’s warped from the heat and then falling in to the wet cold mud
Out of all rifles used by Germany in ww2 the gewehr 43 stands out most to me as a very good and easy to produce rifle with rugged durability if that makes any sense
The reason the barrel you found was bent like that is because the Russians would smash them off the trees so they couldn’t be used again that’s why a lot of k98’s or any guns are found around the base of the trees
Well it’s easy to assume that some battlefields (Verdun, fe) are giant graveyard if you were to dig a couple of meters, because artillery and shells were responsible for so many casualties. But you can’t detect skeletons with a metal detector.
Bent Scheuerle some good areas would be around the wooded areas of cologne and Berlin and just to be clear it is best to search of the western front as the germans used their most lethal mines and and other weapons on the Russians and they didn’t do the beat job of cleaning on the east
Just curious, how often do people just keep the ammo cause it is cool? I mean there is no way every citizen obeys the law and turns in all their ammo they find right?
great channel, i want to ask you something, can i come with you in one of your searches? i live in Italy and i want to organize a trip with metaldetector , can i join your team ? please let me know
Im just curious, what do you do with the finds? Do you put them back for others to find? Do you keep them in a collection? Sell them? I know you say you report the ammo, but what about the other things?
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You guys are literally living my dream, I want to go over to Germany and Czechoslovakia and all those countries metal detect, so you guys truly are living my dream it's fun to see it
I am from Czech Republick, and yeah. Its verry good location. I found Wehrmacht helmet , wehrmacht lighter and some ammo with coins
Joe fish
You can go to Latvia and Lithuania and Eastern Europe there are more over there near Russian border with Eastern Europe
Me too..if i could take a trip any where..that's war i would..even though im a 38 year old women i love millyary history..especially anything ww2
@Will Will i agree...i would love too do it..but how do u know 4 sure..
That would be great but if you want to find the relics in good condition then more towards the eastern front is the best in the bogs for some reason it preserves things better. Watch some of the videos of them getting stuff there.
You know that every time I see an intact clip of bullets I think about the poor guy in the midst of a fire fight who had an "Oh, shit" moment as he reached into his pocket to reload and found nothing but lint.
Bill Grandone it would actually be in his ammo pouches but the German might have put some in his pocket for quick access or more ammo
This is the best ww2 detecting channel, because they actually show almost all their finds.
Keep it up friends
- Danish fan
That shadow Guy enig i din kommentar. Men man skal dog ikke helt til Tyskland for at finde effekter
@@ThePama222 Det ved jeg godt, jeg bor i nordjylland, men kan ikke finde ret meget i det hele, jeg vil jo bare finde hjelme og ammunition, ikke andet :)
That shadow Guy Jeg er Sdr-Jylland, men altså jeg har faktisk efterhånden fundet det hele herhjemme.
Også især hjelme
@@ThePama222 Jeg har overhovedet ingen ledetråde, og lige nu har jeg ikke en metal-detekter. Men håber jeg snart kan få en og komme på jagt :D
That shadow Guy det kræver meget research 👍🏻
Do you guys ever worry about finding a skeleton?
EliteGamerPro smh 🤦🏽♂️ bones are made out of calcium
RXN4THEHILLS! Wouldn’t be too far a stretch to find bones while digging in a fox hole. They find glass, leather and paper regularly.
XXXTENTACION LEAKS people find skeletons all the time and bones are made out of calogen calcium is just good for your bones
I wouldn't worry too much about bones, but life ammunition without been detonate while digging. They have to be really careful.
It can happen and you need to report it right away.
That’s history right there. Men in total chaos. Men on the advance, men standing their ground . Orders given, orders received and being carried out. Men shooting, men getting shot. Prays being said. Wounded men being treated and wounded men die’ing, on the very ground your walking on and digging up the artifacts of war. It was a brutal war, but unfortunately a necessary war. Thanks for sharing
At this stage they were trying to get the hell out of there to the Americans & away from the Russians - a lot made it but a lot didn't.
Just remember WW2 weapon ordnances don't know the war is over, stay safe guys.
Again...very nice trip !
Various and interesting WW2 relics !
It's the first time when I see that german optical 'device' (''Scissors telescope')...awesome !
That damaged K98 barrel...
I would have kept the ammo stripper clips...from that pile of 7.92 ammo...
That part of mask reminds of WW1...
Every single relic has a story behind it...it only depends on us to discover/understand (who wants to...do it...of course ;-/) what it wants to say about what it happened there, then...
A time ago I found a 7.92 round (?!?)...steel/iron made cases (very rusted) and...GMCS bullet (very well 'preserved' !) BUT I still don't know WHO and WHEN (in WW2) produced THIS 'type' of cartridges (7.92x57mm ?!?...they looked like 7.92 but...not sure because of the rust): iron/steel case and GMCS bullet...
So, nice expedition, very interesting WW2 relics...another amazing video ! Good job guys !
Thanks for watching and responding. Found a lot of interesting relics indeed, each with its own story. We actually did take some of those clips. The rounds were destroyed. Cheers.
Showing soldiers using the stuff is a very good touch, kinda spooky
Nice video, awesome finds for sure!
Great location with a lot of History!
Thanks for sharing!
Gr Nick
Thanks for watching and commenting! Cheers
Hello history secrets
You do such fine work. Thank you so much for helping people learn history. What you do is quite important!
We are all either familiar with or knowledgeable of the history and events that made WWll
But what you are doing in these videos is pinpointing exact moments in time by revealing tangible occurrences of humans by excavating tools and equipment used by soldiers
It gives a precise mental image of intent and motive. These videos put us on the battlefield as a witness for the people who suffered the madness of war
Your videos tell the story that until now maybe never left the battle
You are giving a voice to soldiers that have been silenced through duty
Thank you for your inspiring comment! Shaping an image of what has happened under what circumstances is one of my goals. Let history speak for itself! Cheers
Why let cabin owner know, take home build your own museum
Land owner?
The history you uncover is so eerie. WWII fascinates me. I can watch your videos all day long.
I always keep a look out for your and Iron Mikes videos. They are not only entertaining but quite informative and you explain the relevance to World War 2.... Thank you and keep up the good work
Thanks for watching and liking as always. Im glad you found Mikes channel as well! Take care
I like the vidioes because they show the old photo and explains it
I absolutly love your channel amd the videps whit the beautufull intro as always i hope il fknd somethimv cool to all i found in 5 years are modern shotgunshells and 4 k98 casings
Whats sad is all those awesome munitions yall find have to be destroyed. Such great history and could still be held on to. So glad I live in the U.S.
Thank you for the videos. What I particularly like is when you play footage that shows what you've found in a contemporary setting.
Funny thing about the Kar98. If you pulled back on the bolt very hard too many times you could break the pin that held it. I've only seen it a couple times so I'm not an expert. My dad would hold it tight and snap them back as hard as he could to break the retention pin then smash it into the ground. He was a paratrooper in ww2.
All the people that last used these, long forgotten. But it's amazing to bring it to the surface again. The stories the items could tell. Great Job guys Keep on digging!!!🎧🔊🔊☠☠☠
Just out of curiosity, i know German law is full of red tap, do you have to turn in or report certain artifacts? I guess it would be true to hear in the USA !
He is not allowed to dig for it. If somebody finds something on the surface or during some construction works related digs you immediately have to contact the authorities. It does not matter if the property is private or public. Buying land in Germany does not give you the right for that.
Very successful relic hunt. No doubt that this particular forest has many more WW II relics just waiting to be brought to the surface.
that snake with yellow dots is 'grass snake' its a good snake ^_^
but gotta watch out for the 'european viper', that thing is straight savage XD
/ also its so weird that some of pieces you found were just lying on top of the soil. wow!
At first I thought Daniel found something I've never seen with those war merits.. Turned out, Daniel has a badass logo!
while in berlin i met some guys from the us who went digging all over europe and shipped some 200 kg of relics in the states.. medals, rifles helmets you name it..
War relics in the USA are pretty much limited to our Civil War which was 150 years ago, of which are mostly gone, returned to mother earth.
They were pulling out quite a bit from the battlefield in northern Va. Grapes of wrath and couple of other things.
I thought I replied to you but I don't know where it ended up:
They're still pulling stuff out of the ground in a Northern VA civil war battlefield. Grapes of wrath and couple of other things.
Absolutely amazed at your channel having only just found it. You guys are inspiring me to get a metal detector and give it a go!
He mirado todos su videos. Les agradesco en el alma por el profesionalismo que han adquirido para mostrar una historia tan de ustedes. He conocido Holanda en sus videos. Si pueden algun dia pongan subtitulos en español. En la comunidad de you tube no todos hablan ingles. Igual un abrazo enorme desde argentina
The Mauser Kar98 with 14 million made in a ten year period. That's about 3,835 a day, everyday for 10 years. That's a lot!. Great videos, cool stuff. Thanks for making
My sister-in-laws mother grew up in Berlin. She was 14 when the Russians came. You can guess how that ended up for her.
Sad time in history.
Very interesting and absolutely professionel made Channel.nice idea to compare the finds with historic pictures.very sympatic and entertaining presentation.thanx guys,love to watch and would die to join you..walk on
Fun fact the snake at 9:36 is a Natrix natrix (grass snake) if I'm not mistaken
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Still some nice discoveries guys !
Accompanied by information their uses with movies or photos.
It's always a pleasure to watch your quality videos.
Good luck to you guys, and thanks for this informative walk ; )
It's our pleasure! Thanks for watching!
The 'spare' barrel is only different by not being attached to the weapon. It's just a barrel. And there were alternative barrels because the high rate of fire if the barrel wasn't swapped out periodically could melt/warp.
9:45 Is that not a grass snake?
A lot less dangerous than what you're finding!
12:30 Periscope/ rangefinder?
Video footage was in good condition. Certainly caught the terror of the day.
Those rounds didn't kill anyone; thank goodness.
I believe the barrel you found was a spare K98 barrel and not a rotted out one. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong but they had two barrel options the standard service rifle had a different rifling pattern then the marksman variant. also, you can usually find the model number on the larger portion that would be closer to the breach.
My grandfather from my father's side fought for the defense of Berlin back there and got killed by a Rushian bomber that flew my other grandfather from my mother's side and when I see stuff like this I feel happy and sad at the same time :(
1:14 if you are wondering what those rifles with giant muzzle breaks are they are PTRS-41's
Got some ammo there, lads
the design of the AK47 is based on the STG 44
It should be "Kar98k" or "Karabiner 98 Kurz", K98K.
as its a short version of the K98 (lang) from WW1... ;)
and WOW on 10.55, thats a gas-piston of a Sturmgewehr 44 or StG44!
Anyway, nice video, cool place and well shot material!
Another great video and these guys are great at identifying the finds quickly, I would love to join them for a day out detecting. Ian Elliott WW2 RAF Historian
900 rounds a minute! Wow!!
And they still lost the war!
Nothing beats great leadership and a huge pair of balls USA
much games wasn’t just USA. Russia and others helped a lot.
I can't imagine what thoughts were going through those soldiers minds as they knew the inevitable was coming, and they couldn't even barely slow it down. And I was just thinking, in all your videos I've watched recently, I'd never seen you dig up a potato masher. Then Lo and behold! I suppose they must deteriorate pretty quickly in comparison to the British and american grenades.
Amazing video but the gun you found is even better it was used to its death and blow the rest of the gun away and it’s warped from the heat and then falling in to the wet cold mud
Your videos are very well edited...appreciate the music dubbed over while detectecting! Very profession me thinks!👍👍👍
Another interesting video as always. Its difficult to describe but your films have specific atmosphere. Thx
You could probably sell that ammo on the American market, usable or not
Out of all rifles used by Germany in ww2 the gewehr 43 stands out most to me as a very good and easy to produce rifle with rugged durability if that makes any sense
The reason the barrel you found was bent like that is because the Russians would smash them off the trees so they couldn’t be used again that’s why a lot of k98’s or any guns are found around the base of the trees
Fascinating stuff. Thank you. The0 captions are very hard to read.
That snake was very relaxed though
Sucht in euren Land
Can you keep what's left of the weapons or have to turn them over with the amo?
If a weapon is oviosly not usebal anymore your allowed to Keep it the question is do you want to ?
Ammo and unexploded ordanance ie mines,grenades,mortars have to be turned in you are not allowed to keep them legally
Soundwave Superior just do it illegally then:)
Amazing video, as usual!!.
True metal Detectors right here!!!
I really love to see how well any of these would restore!
O canal e excelente mas não teria como legendar no português, abraços 👍👍👏👏
Muito obrigado!
What happens if you find the remains of dead soldier? im just curious
Well it’s easy to assume that some battlefields (Verdun, fe) are giant graveyard if you were to dig a couple of meters, because artillery and shells were responsible for so many casualties. But you can’t detect skeletons with a metal detector.
Amazing finds guys great job finding those relics how big is you collection now?
Man your videos are so well done. Very informative of the finds. Great work!
very interesting video like mikes it makes a change from roman coins in the uk etc..
It's definitely a different style of video then people who detect fields to find old coins! I am glad you can appreciate it. Cheers.
PLOT TWIST: land owner used the place to hide his ammo and guns
"Wurfgranate" translates to "throwing granate" .... I dont think you can throw it very far...
8:05. Looks to me like a barrel from an mg. They switched barrels regularly when they got too hot
Extra barrel ya found might be a inter changeable barrel for the Mg42
The Barrel it is a mg42 with a fire rate of 1100 per minute
I love these video
Hi i am from germany.
Were are you in this Video. What are good arias for searching?
Bent Scheuerle some good areas would be around the wooded areas of cologne and Berlin and just to be clear it is best to search of the western front as the germans used their most lethal mines and and other weapons on the Russians and they didn’t do the beat job of cleaning on the east
@@gawkycolt273 thank you very much 👍🏼
This is AWESOME 👍 I'd love to come over and help and discover WWII items !
You guys should send some of your better finds to a museum
Great finds ,new subscriber cheers from Canada.
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I’m willing to be that the kar98 rifle rounds you found where in a ammo crate, that was just left, or abandoned
Nice finds. Love the intro.
Just curious, how often do people just keep the ammo cause it is cool? I mean there is no way every citizen obeys the law and turns in all their ammo they find right?
Muffin Man some I would keep definitely.
Wow dimana berada nya
It is a barrel in ww2 Germany had barrels that were curved cool fact
Keep in museum for history
The final battles of WWII itself were in the pacific
So do you keep/get to keep anything that isn't ordinance? Neat.
Ypu know some of the Germans MMGs had a feature where the barrel was interchangable if it got to hot from the rate of fire and they did get hot.
Bonjour encore une belle video merci
Nic
On a scale of 1-10 how dangerous is it digging up anti tank mines mortars explosive artillery rounds hand grenades etc?????
Anti tank mines arent a big threat, you gotta watch out for german s-mines tho
Wow, you guys are so lucky... not much here in the UK....
11:05 thats the bolt of a STG 44
Except for explosive objects are you able to keep what you find?
Wish I could hunt the WW2 battlefields.
What sux is you cant keep all of that cool history. Especially 8mm ammo. Hard to find in the states right now. Lol.
great channel, i want to ask you something, can i come with you in one of your searches? i live in Italy and i want to organize a trip with metaldetector , can i join your team ? please let me know
What would be cool is if you made a video of you restoring these artifacts.
Im just curious, what do you do with the finds? Do you put them back for others to find? Do you keep them in a collection? Sell them? I know you say you report the ammo, but what about the other things?
Sometimes i wish that sweden was in the second world war so i too could do some findings with metal detector
Jonas Martinsson what a dumb thing to say. War is pure hell. Don’t wish it on anyone.
Next video we search Hiroshima japan and we metal detect the piece of the famous little boy!!
8:20 I think its a Russian PTRD-41or a German Panzerbüchse 39
i always wonder what they do after they dig the stuff up
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Daumen hoch 👍😉✌️
Respekt 👍
Hello,
is there anyone going to do some metal detecting soon? I'd love to join