Top 10 Guns To Shoot Before You Die
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- We have been fortunate enough to shoot many, many different firearms over the course of our lives and while we have enjoyed most, a precious few have made their way into our hearts as towering giants that provide an unparalleled shooting experience that is meant to be savored and appreciated. In this video, we lay out our choices for the 10 guns to shoot before your time is up!
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Mauser 98 reliable as a toaster?
Ive gone through many toasters. My Mauser has been firing since the war... or maybe i'm buying the wrong toasters...does mauser make toasters?
Welp, Mausers making toasters is as true as me saying I shagged my mortal enemy's mother. Sadly, Mauser doesn't make toasters.
sure, mauser makes toasters. It toasts your enemies with bullets.
Hahaha, yeah buddy
@Aloysius Pelly Henry golden boy with octogan barrel is soooooo sweet, my friend dad had 1, and I loved it, I love lever actions, and I truly believe u can never own too many .22lr guns
Get a general electric toaster to go with a minigun
My favourite belt fed is the nerf Vulcan ebf-25, my bb
Lmao
Lol
Lel
Only until you fire something else...
@@daltongarrett7117 ok fair but what if he fired the double barreled version
well being able to shoot a gun in general would already be a nice thing
Edit:
Meanwhile i managed to fire some firearms und even do own some myself.
For some wondering where I am from, it's Germany.
Ikr
All I've shot is an AK74 and a .22
+Dylan Chew all ive shot is a tavor and a .22
Fuck Britain man. Gun laws suck ass. I did manage to shoot a .22LR the other week though.
+Nothing is True Everything is Permitted oh yeah I've also shot a Singaporean bullpup assault rifle, the SAR 21
Well I am gonna die a sad Australian then.
+Aichmo I feel for you guys I truly do, Aussie is such a wide open space with a mega fuck ton of game, yet so restricted on firearms....Sincerely, a kiwi that owns an AR15 and AK47 pattern rifle :P
+lordnevetsz thanks for the kind words mate I want to move to NZ one day for this reason and some others. Don't give up the fight.
***** You don't need an E endorsement to own an AR15 in NZ mate
***** The AR15 you can see me use on my Channel is A cat , this means a max 7 round magazine, and a thumbhole stock, a pistol grip or a telescoping stock or a magazine that hold or looks like it holds more the 7 rounds would make it an E cat.
+Aichmo NOT if can cough up some cash to get a passport, a visitor visa, a buddy to help navigate through America, and set it all up to go to a magical place called Knob Creek on a certain day of the year. And you too can have bragging rights for life back home. Good luck!
No shotgun on the list??? I'm very surprised. Everyone should experience the joy of a Mossberg 500 or Rem 870 before they die. You can pick one of these up for about 200 bucks and the shells are dirt cheap as well. The pure joy of obliterating a television, erm I mean target at close range is never forgotten. To quote the Simpsons: "...like God must feel when he's holding a gun."
I love my 870 express. People who play video games just don't realize that buckshot can kill out to 75 yards (if you have a good choke) and a lot who live in fear of 12 gauge recoil are pleasantly surprised to find out that 2 3/4 target loads don't hurt a bit
Yeah an 870 just doesn't disappoint. 12 gauge recoil isn't bad unless you're shooting slugs ha ha.
The recoil is my favorite with shotguns i just love some kick
An 870 costs 800 dollars here...
SHOULD I GET A MOSSBERG 500. OR 590 ??
I disagree with #9 because in the video when you fire the last bullet from the garand there was no smile
It was a behind shot.
I find your lack of shotguns disturbing.
I find your lack of peen disturbing
I could be wrong, but to me shotguns are pretty straight forward. If you’ve fired one pump, you’ve fired almost all pumps.
Noah Glover nope
A Benili m4 or m3 super 90 definitely holds a spot on list of guns Id love to shoot, especially after watching John wick
**Sad Saiga-12 Noises**
My top 3 favorite “weapons” I’ve fired.
3. AA-12 shotgun (really fun to shoot full auto)
2. An original MG42 from the WW2 era (definitely earned its name as a certain buzz saw)
1. Also an original working variant from WW2, an German Flak 88. If you are a WW2 collector like me then you haven’t lived until you fire one.
(If #1 doesn’t count for people being picky I could of said a tank that I’ve also fired as well or something to that degree so...)
You're da man!
As an Indian, just seeing all these guns in person will be a huge thing 🥺
"The notorious ping that always brings a smile to my face" Hears ping in video-*ISN'T SMILING*
First.
+TFB TV doesn't count, sns
+TFB TV Shit. Too late.
1:57 no smile, YOU LIE
+TFB TV -- A 12 Gauge Pump Shotgun.
AS50 Yea just sounds like a nightmare on ur shoulder
The only guns I've shot on this list are a Vietnam era 1911 and an AK...I'm dying to shoot an M1 Garand.
Smile you son of a boom
M1 Garand and all american guns sucks
@@readytodie7355 lmfao. Ignorant generalization
@@glassybiscuit7909 You're probably trolling but...what heresy
@@readytodie7355 K
I pray that these wont be banned by the time I get to buy them. 'MURICA!
Same
the full auto guns are banned they have to be pre-1986 registered
Florida
@@redtra236 That shouldn't be too hard considering alot of guns we use today are from that era
I think the .22 will be safe, unless we are limited to sharp sticks in the future
I dream of the day when I can move to the USA and own a 'scoped M1A.
in canada we get norinco m305s for like 650 bucks
Shannon Marsden oh stfu Canada gun laws are shit fuck your communist country
Fuck yeah!
love mine
bars
There's a range near us where you can rent automatics. My only summer goal is to spend some time with a P90. The PS-90 is tons of fun, so shouldn't 15 rounds/sec. be better?
As much as I like having tight groupings on my target (aka inanimate object), I even enjoy an MP5 on full auto on a big ass wall of concrete or part of a hill on an open field shooting range. The suppressed sound (suppressed via ear-protection) of a gun going full-auto is satisfying.
Any smooth lever action
Ohh yeah levers are my favorite
Idk, I've had some shitty toasters.
I'd add some sort of Cold War era battle rifle (i.e. FAL, G3/CETME, FN49, M14/M1A)
+scrooglemcdoogle well an m14 is at its core an M1 Garand with a magazine and different caliber(and on the 14 a selector switch and personaly I think full auto on a 14 is stupid)
@@claytonmachine12 the m1 garand technically has an integrated magazine but i get what you mean
4:45
US soldiers who were issued the first M16s: “Am I a joke to you?”
Lol, "horde of angry soviets".
Which is a myth >:(
@Dick Thick'em Thank you for explaining the Eastern front to a Ukrainian who's grandparents fought in WW2. Very smart!
Seriously, two seconds of research debunks this myth. You have access to Google, are you just too dumb or too lazy?
@Dick Thick'em by 1943 soviet and axis casualties were equal. Look at the casualties of Stalingrad. Dumb fuck. What kind of website are you doing your research on?
@Dick Thick'em it's "basic knowledge" basic it's a basic myth, pushed forward by hollywood
@@proudtitanicdenier4300 yo what happened
-My list
Every good service gun from 1900 to 1950s.
I love old and unusual guns with wood stock or just has some wood on it.
I would add any type of muzzle loading firearm everyone should experience what it was like to load fire and clean these firearms then set back and think about those who fought and died in the revolutionary war using them. It will give you a deeper appreciation for those bolt action and auto loaders of today in my humble opinion
Just the other day i managed to get to fire a garand for the first time, needless to say...
I WANNIT
650 from CMP rn
STG 44
Why?
+TFB TV it's one of those bucket list guns everyone wants to fire. and I am not talking about the remakes but a authentic ww2 one
I own one. Fun gun, but im not sure I would bucket list it.
+TFB TV could be hard for me. im a 13 year old kid with cancer. and im from germany... WHY!???
Hanf Peter hey man you still alive
When you are from Europe so you will die sad shooting 0 of this guns, I mean not just this guns all guns :(
@@futureradon2713 I don't live in the UK mate I live in Portugal
Move to czechia the only country in europe that has normal gun laws. We don't give two shits about the dictatorship of european soyuz. I hope that the EU falls apart.
@@arty7122 Same brother!
I live in Ireland guns are illegal and our government is a mess. I'm moving away as soon as I turn 18 and get some money I'll move to America.
I live in German and Shot several Guns in Militär an civil.
might seem cliche, but I think a barret .50 is the definition of a gun that would be fun to shoot, but not really own. especially going for long range targets
+Jeff Taylor The Barrett .50s are guns that people seem to put on a pedestal as this end all, be all uber rifle that you can plink with all day, but after a few rounds if feels like your brain is rattling loose due to the concussion. They are not as fun as you would think.
+TFB TV which is why I don't want to own it (one reason) but would but on a bucket list to shoot once before I die. A colt his nice, but there isn't a huge difference between it and any other handgun in terms of experience. much like "any thing belt fed" its unique
+TFB TV A Gau-17 will rattle your brain, too. Highly recommend that Dillon Aero. While not thrilling, perhaps, the experience is awe inspiring. Still, the M2-HB reigns in that world. I've also found the Civil War era gums to be a blast. Slow, methodical shots, and if you cast and make your own paper cartridges, it is an activity that can take up the better part of a week.
+Jeff Taylor Met a guy who won one in a competition; said it was fun to shoot with the free ammunition he got, but once he had to start paying... not worth it.
+TFB TV I actually think that shooting a .50 rifle almost makes long distance shooting boring. aside from the concussion feeling like you're getting smacked by a sledge hammer and ammo running about $5 a round it is almost comical how easily they will shoot 600+ yards. Dropping targets at 600 like they're at point blank gets boring real fast as much of a silly comment that seems to be
So many that I would add. Muzzleloading arms are a given. All should experience what it was like to operate before mettalic cartridges. Another thing to experience would be a 19th century single shot military rifle. I've fired both the M1873 Springfield and the Martini-Henry, both with BP cartridges. Now that was fun!
I fired an M1 Garand last year for a 21 gun salute for MCJROTC. Man, those things are heavy, but are they nice...
I feel weird for saying this... but sometimes I just put this video on in the background while Im browsing the web. The combination of your voice and all this great firearm information is just too relaxing. Thanks bud!
“Always brings a smile to my face”
*doesn’t smile*
I would think a 12 gauge is a must.
Im dead why am I watching this
Ante Pavelić
I don't know.
Hey look, its that mustache guy from that war! heh
George Bush never had a mustache, none of them did.
Adolf Hitler can you give me a Heckler & Koch gun, any of them, also stg 44 and don't forget a Mauser
Vuk Mirković I dont think H&K was around in WWII but if it isnt to much to ask, can I have a G3 with the classic wood finish with the buttstock, and a MP44? Jeez when did Hitler become Santa.
Title: top 10 guns
Thumbnail: *g* *r* *e* *n* *a* *d* *e*
"... And the firing of the famous last round results in a harmonious ping that always brings a smile to my face." *completely focused, blank expression*
10) M1 Garand
9) MP5
8) Desert Eagle (50 AE)
7) S&W 500
6) AR-15 platform rifle with fun switch.
5) Barret M82
4) G18 with drum mag
3) FAL
2) Full-Auto AKM / 74
1) MG-42
Honorable mentions: UZI , Vepr-12 , M870 and G3 rifle in 7.62x39.
mg42
Add in the Stg 44, Luftwaffe Drilling, c96 mod 706, mg 44. Also it is ft-42 not mg that is a machine gun 42
I think you got one part wrong, the M16 was hated at first because of how hard it was to clean and the failure in the first generation... overall great video though
+AKF .gaming I was speaking of the soldiers during Project Agile who sung its praises.
+TFB TV Ahh, I was speaking of the normal foot man in Vietnam.
+AKF .gaming I personally sit on the fence whether or not that the first m16s were hated (there's two sides to every coin) but they did see improvements and I can see how it made the list. I will note that my grandfather did not particularly like them at first when he was serving.
+Garbasker My dad said his unit hated them with a passion
+AKF .gaming the issues with the m16 are blown out of proportion, by 1969 there were no problems at all and around 67 or so when they started issuing cleaning kits 90% of problems went away. I shoot Vietnam era guns a lot and my m16 has never had one issue. Don't form your opinion without running one, the Internet is full of people who watched the ar15 episode of tales of the gun and now know m16's are pos's but have never actually shot one to know.
I would rather shot an MG42 before I die😂
Cpt Leopoldstein I have. They are fun :D
Me too. I shot alot of mg3 but no mg42 in my range to shoot. I think I have to go to America to shoot a gun my country is famous for
Jebote JebemTI your country is not the same country that is famous for the mg42
1- mini gun
2- mg-42
3- hk-21
4- ppsh
5- mp-5sd
6-AA 12
7 - full auto glock
8- stg-44
9- tommy gun
10- 50 cal sniper rifle
1. Too expensive, heavy, and power hungry for anything but a military to operate.
2. Yeah okay.
3. No reason to choose this over just about any other semi-modern LMG except video games.
4. Unreliable mags, stupid rate of fire, rare and expensive.
5. ...The MP-5 is already on the list. Integral suppression is just redundant.
6. Stupid movie gun with zero actual applications; Uncontrollable in full auto, which is the only reason you get one, massive, and expensive.
7. Completely uncontrollable. Useless feature to give a handgun.
8. Another yeah okay.
9. Almost as overrated as the AA-12. Rate of fire was too fast, they’re too expensive, very very heavy and they’re not particularly accurate.
10. Even in military use, only gets used seriously for ordinance disposal. Good. Not worthy of the list.
I've always loved shooting my Remington 870.. It always brought joy to me. So that would be one of my favorite guns I own.
Actually, the M16 was hated by the troops in Vietnam because they were told that they were "Self-Cleaning" and never jammed...which got a lot of people killed.
yeah then they revised with newer models that didn't do it nearly as much. was a mess the first m16's
The initial wave of M16s to hit the field were well admired. The ones after that were when soldiers started to see the shortcomings of the weapon.
Also, just wondering: Why did you remove the covers of the AKs?
*starts swimming towards the USA*
Cmon over!
Well I've had the fortune to fire an LMG (Bren) GPMG (M240) L1A1 (FN FAL) Enfield No 4 Mk2, Browning HP, Parker-Hale match, Sterling SMG, SA80, and a few shotguns but that was back in the 80's when Army Cadets in the UK got some range time.
This was before numerous incidents which we're all familiar with that changed the laws and availability over here so it's tricky to say the least!
Planning on a holiday in the US to visit some chums so fingers crossed :)
+TFB TV can you make another mosin vs mauser challenge? Just invite russian man and let him shoot from mosin.
Proud owner of an authentic Mouser, and I totally agree. For what it is, it's a great rifle, and despite minimal maintinance and a tad of abuse over the years, it still fires like brand new and never takes a second shot to down a deer haha.
The Simplicity and Reliability of a classic tried and proven Bolt-Action will forever hold a place in my heart.
M16 "destined to hit the jungles of vietnam", i think he meant the ground 'cause i've heard and read accounts of them jamming when ever someone looks at them twice.
Welp I have shot 9/10 of the guns on that list.
+Scott7891 What are you missing?
TFB TV The bolt action 22 w/ suppressor. Would be cool to try but not a big priority for me.
+TFB TV Are you going to do a video on the beautiful Russian Tokarev 7.62x25 I have one from 1953 shot is 100 times no problem
+Scott7891 I'm on the other end at only 1/10. I guess I'll have to postpone death for awhile.
BamFMarksman1 Well I am still in my 20's so unless some freak accident occurs I should still have time.
How about bump fire semi 12G shot guns? You know you want it.
awesome vids - just subscribed - no 2 minute BS graphic intro, no stupid music - thank you. And good narration.
Anything that uses a .22LR cartridge will always be fun for a long day of shooting, cheap ammunition, low kick and recoil. That being said shooting a Mauser Karabiner 98 Kurz in 7.92x57mm Mauser is always my favourite. Getting the chance to shoot other firearms is just icing on the cake.
*Cries in swedish*
7:07 yo where tf yo dust cover at?
Le enfield 303 :-)
I'm trying to sell mine now. I just can't find any ammo for it.
Smle lll the best of the best
Good call on the .22 Bolt action. The first rifle i shot was a single shot Remington Target master when i was about 5-6. Loved it, it was so accurate i used to shoot clays out from under my father at the range that he was trying to hit with a scoped .30 cal rifle lol. He used to get so pissed off hahaha. That rifle and "penny drills" taught me to shoot steady. I got to the point i could open/close the bolt without the penny falling off the barrel.
I went gun shopping SPECIFICALLY looking at bolt actions because as nice as semi is there's just something satisfying about the movements of a bolt action in the hand.
Considering I'm in the UK I find my self lucky to have shot a gun at all, saying that tho I have shot a MP5 before and it was great. Can't say I enjoy pistols that shoot .45 since I'm a small framed guy tho the HK usp was fun. I recommend a MP5 to everyone tho since they are such good guns. Also the only AR I have used is the SA80 (go figure) it's a good laugh too tho you may loose the feeling and hearing in the entire right hand side of your face :D How fun are GPMG's?
+Jamie Grant as a soldier who has gotten to fire a 240 249 and m2. belt feds are FUCKING. AWESOME. to shoot. they lose alot of the fun factor if your'e just blindly shooting them into a backstop, but when you have something to mow down its amazing. not just getting to shoot them but watch the destruction they cause downrange is an experience all itself.
claytonmachine12 ill give one a try someday. they are 556 right?
some are, 249s, SHRIKES, and a few others are (5.56 guns will also shoot .223 but NOT vice versa), 240s, m60s and the like are 7.62(308)
why no shotguns?
+☭_DRINK_CCCP_420_☭
>"absolutely shit"
>"recoil blows arm off"
>a gun is bad because of this scenario that has never happened
7 x62mm cartridge?
Who wields this kind of gun?
kenneth2145 because shotguns are for pussies
Mossberg 500
Some sort of black powder should have been on this!
yes
its a list about guns to shoot before you die. you should experience black powder before you die. Not every one shoots black powder to learn about history. I and many others shoot for hunting and competition.
shooting black powder gives you an appreciation for modern firearms.
The very first rifle that I've ever fired was a restored 1944 M1 Garand. It was the heaviest, recoiling, angry piece of weaponry I've ever touched in my life and to this day I wish I could teleport back to when I was 16 and relive that day at the range. The wood and steel in your hands feel crafted for war and the iron sights are perfect. I still get goosebumps when I remember that glorious ping after the 8th round. I love that rifle.
When you were talking about low capacity on the 1911. I have a RIA double stack. Love it.
the Garand was designed by a CANADIAN imigrant
Jesse DeAth yea, thats why he said emigrant
NOBODY GIVES A SHIT
how about flint or cap lock rifle
Yeah like an enfield 1853
KYRedneck 1911 Blech.
a mosian Nagant is a gun that everyone should shoot
Just found this video in early July and the CMP is out of M1's and don't expect to get more. Not even four months after this video was made and the best lead i've had on a decent M1 is already null.
I really like how you choose a unexpected gun for number one, then drew attention to that fact. It was really really clever and funny.
Bullshit the soldiers in Vietnam like the m16's
the inital m16's did suck. then they revised and made them like-able
Yeah, I wondered about that one. Everything I've seen and read seems to say that the troops hated the M16 in Vietnam. Under powered, unreliable so in need of constant stripping and cleaning, and too fragile to use in a melee situation. Clout someone with it and bits broke off. Heard bad things about the M60 as well, the worst being that the trigger group had a tendency to fall off the weapon when you weren't looking. Vietnam must have sucked harder than it had to if you couldn't count on the two main infantry weapons you needed to stay alive.
Rob Ashton because the soldiers were told that they didn't have to clean them, and the constant hear can screw up the plastic. This according to my father, who was there at the time of the switch from M14 to M16
NightSign maybe the A1. How would you know?
original stoner M16 that were issued to the soldiers in Vietnam had jamming issues the weather and the conditions that the soldiers were fighting in we're causing problems with the rifle they had to come back through and retrofit them to correct it issues they Chrome the barrels and they worked on the internal mechanisms after that them 16 was the preferred weapon by us combat troops in Vietnam and conflicts after that
The M16 was hated by most Vietnam soldiers because it's constant jamming
Read up on project agile.
I'm from Europe so i'll never get to shoot any of these...
+schnitzel I don't think there is any country in Europe where firearms are simply outlawed through and through. Most just require some kind of license.
+TFB TV the level of restriction is just mind blowing but then again look on the bright side ? lol there's no nutters shooting up schools ?
+Abdiwahab Hersi No, we just have nutters shoot up islands, concerts, trains,...
underdog4gaming exactly hahahahaha
+TFB TV Switzerland or Austria is probably the most relaxed about gun ownership
That harmonious ping on the Garand also put a smile on the faces of the enemy in WW2 and Korea!
GAU-21 is the most fun firearm I've ever fired. I know he included a belt-fed machine gun on the list but there is something really special about firing 1,000 .50 cal rounds a minute.
I would reccommend shooting an old Trapdoor Springfield .45-70 and Black Powder rifles. Trapdoor Springfield's are such fun guns to shoot. The blast, the kick, everything is just amazing!
4:40 I heard otherwise. It's definitely a great gun today, but back in the day I'm pretty sure it had reliability issues, and was considered an underpowered "poodleshooter" by the first soldiers who used them.
I'd have to add a semi-auto shotgun. I went to the range with two .38s, a .40, two pumps, and my 1953 Browning Auto-5. The Browning was, by far, the most fun to shoot.
I'm only 15, I have experience with light firearms through Boy Scouts, and I have found a love in shooting. I wish I could have the chance to fire every gun in history at least once
Here's one to shoot: the XM16E1 Patriot. Basically an AR but with a cut-down barrel, without a stock, and with a 100-round CMAG dual-drum magazine. Because it's magazine is an infinity symbol it has infinite ammo.
Definitely a pump-action shotgun. Shooting one at an indoor range with 12ga slugs is exhilarating! And the sensation of cycling a blued steel 870 is one of the few things Hollywood hasn't exaggerated.
My list :
1)MP5SD3
2)M21
3)CAR-15 (colt model 727)
4)M416
5)MacMillian MCRT tactical marksman rifle
6) CZ Scorpion evo carbine
7) Galil Ace
8) Remington 870
9) M3 grease gun
10) SW40
I would also love to get my hands around a MAC-11 and a CZ-75
My top 5 would be like this:
5: A true AK-47
4: M16 or M4 - Have tried shooting with a HK 416
3: Saiga 12K - Would love to try a fully automatic shotgun
2: A WW2-era gun - Preferably a SturmGewehr
1: A high-caliber sniper rifle, such as the Barrett M82 - Actually held one. Heavy weapon indeed
And a honorable mention goes to the MG3 light machine gun.
I think the K31 is one that people should try. Old warhorse with the accuracy of a high end rifle, and the straight-pull bolt with that chunky sound it makes when you work the action is really fun imo.
.22 Mossberg 802 was my first purchase, got a nice scope for her and it's still more satisfying than shooting the family 20 and 12 gauges.
I got to take a few shots from a FN P90 this weekend and it was amazing. So accurate and no recoil. It was like shooting my bb gun. I need one!!!
The giggle factor in .22 is what it is all about. I have a suppressed KIDD 10/22 and I have let some of my friends use it at the range all you hear is puff, PLINK, giggle giggle giggle, ( repeat as long as the ammo lasts) the combo of a well tuned 22 and a suppressor is nothing but fun.
SVT-40 By far my favorite military surplus rifle to shoot.
My first pistol i shot was a .45 acp 1911. It was beautiful. Cant wait to do it again
I'd like to add an original Remington Model 10 shotgun to this list, in my short life I have shot dozens of different 12 gauge shotguns ranging from H&R single shots all the way up to $100,000+ high end bird guns from the English companies and I always end up sticking to my grandpa's old Model 10 since it has the least felt recoil of any scattergun I've shot to date.
Sig 226 and 239 SAS. Also, the CZ 75B, Beretta 92G (Wilson Combat Edition) and H&K Mark 23 and P7.
I would add a P-08 because of its unique recoil, maybe a Browning model 8 for the same reason. And perhaps something black powdery because of the beautiful bangs they make :)
Man you look like your having a good time. I hope to cross some of these off. Guns are tools each size has its purpose to me. Great vid.
I've been lucky enough to shoot 7/10 that where on this list, excluding the MP5, belt fed, and the suppressed .22. Nice video!
Also really fun: a lever action 22 loaded with .22 CBs by CCI. No tax stamp needed and the sound of the hammer hitting the firing pin is louder than the report
I really enjoyed your selection of guns and the reasoning behind each one. As a new shooter I’ve come to appreciate many of the choices you made. I hope to get the opportunity to shoot each one and probably own at least half of them.
The soldiers who initially got the M-16 actually hated it because it was a jam a Mattick although the M-16 improved drastically throughout the war with the new versions
I fully agree with your #1 pick, and to shooters who cannot get a supressor equipped .22 try .22 short, or better a .22 bb cap. or .22 cb cap
Thompson Submachine Gun full auto
Big Bore Revolver
Classic Winchester 1892
Colt single action
Barrett M107A
Mac 10 Uzi full auto
MG 42
AA-12
Kriss Vector
BAR
This is my firearms bucket list. May not be up to some of your standards but I’m still fairly new to shooting and haven’t gotten much opportunities to shoot different guns
I would add the Lee Enfield mk3 or no4. Out of all my rifles and pistols which is almost everything on the list minus the machine guns and smgs, I get a massive smile shooting the Lee Enfield. The bolt is smooth, the squared grip is akin to the british muskets, and the sights are extraordinary. Not to mention the wow factor I get when i shoot it as many people tell me they have never seen one or never shot one and then a line forms because i am willing to let people shoot it to experience it.
At ITB during the Infantry machine gunners course, we took the 240B's on tripods and mounted the PVS 17C night vision optic for a night time, unknown distance range. The 4.5 power optic makes it pretty easy to traverse and elevate between targets during limited visibility.
What happened to this guy? Does he have his own channel now? I dont care what people say, the information he brings to the table is something i appreciate
Belt fed guns are my favorite. That's one of the few things I miss about being in the Army lol
M320, M203, MK19, AT4 and 25mm Bushmaster the was my golden years.
A Colt Python and not the new ones, I mean the old handmade ones. Those actions are just the most buttery thing i’ve ever touched.