Spring Bloom ITS A WEAPON WITH A DETACHABLE BUMP STOCK, GHOST CLIPS. AND MOST LIKELY ASSAULT BEANS!?!? aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, this one is too tacticool for me🤤
ohno just get a double barrel shotgun. “Well, you know, my shotgun will do better for you than your AR-15, because if you want to keep someone away from your house, just fire the shotgun through the door.”
it also holds more than one in case they don't get that you mean business, and decide to attack. those rabbits can be vicious when you pelt them with low velocity stones.
@@chrisstephens6673 *"Does Elmer Fudd use a Volcanic in the cartoons because he never seems to be able to kill any thing seriously enough to do any permanent harm?"* How do you slightly kill something? Or do you mean only temporarily dead? Yes I am both sarcastic and pedantic!
Grimm well to get technical telescope is a compound word from the ancient greek words meaning far and to see. so hypothetically iron sights would be called scopes
@@nunyabusiness8538 But your not seeing "far" just lining up the sights. That guy that invented the telescope is probably pissed his name for it did not catch on.
I want a Henry Repeater, but it's still the 1850s, so they don't exist yet. On the plus side, people are still not used to people having more than 6 bullets in a gun, so they might get scared off before realizing the bullets aren't doing shit.
@@beargillium2369 I was going to make a joke about the ZiP™ SBR™, but upon reflection, that wouldn't be fair to this gun. The Volcanics were really beautifully made, it's just the weedy ammunition that lets them down.
A few seconds ago I didn't know that this existed. Now I need this and the $20k box of rocket balls as my new EDC. Just need to locate an acetylene tactical lamp, some custom forged Krupp body armor plates, a hand stitched leather load bearing vest, a pattern welded pocket sabre, and a portable telegraph machine.
I scope my pellet rifle and though it shoots at 3 times the speed, the weight of the pellet is nothing compared to a 100 grain bullet. Mass times velocity equals Momentum.
I could picture something like this being used in the hunting of large predatory creatures: 1) Remove beautiful carbine from lacquered mahogany case and assemble, being careful to not drop components off of your swaying elephant. 2) Locate large predatory creature through looking glass. 3) Hurl incendiary disparaging remarks and large diameter slugs in large predatory creatures' general direction. 4) Dispatch large angry charging predatory creature at close range with howdah pistol. 5) Have brandy and cigars with associates, discussing a productive day in the field. Too bad that telescope is mounted entirely inconveniently for us lefties, though.
Also too bad you'd be hurling these "slugs" at about half the speed you could spit them. Seriously, I wouldn't hunt rabbits with this thing, much less "large predatory creatures"
Apparently some arrows fired from well-made horn and sinew bows fly faster than the projectile from this weapon. When I learned about the caseless cartridge from FORGOTTEN WEAPONS, my first thought about 'punch' was that wild shots wouldn't go far before they lost the power to damage. Then I thought about how cool this weapon might have been for a home shooting gallery to practice fundamentals.
Unquestionably this is going to be a Fallout 4 mod. It's just got the looks for it for sure, not to mention the obvious features that would be the added upgrades that slot right in to FO4's weapon upgrade system. Also, I know for a fact that at least one or two FO4 modders watch this channel, as evidenced by weapons mods that add things like Bergmann pistols.
Steampunk : "I took like a very old gun, like a 10/22 and then like put some gears on it, like totally steampunk !!!." The Victorian Age : "Don't mess with the real thing, junior, you're not even in the same league and put that corset inside your clothes where it belongs !!!"
This really is visionary. A caseless PCC with a low power optic and BUIS. Capacity is good for it's day. Very advanced for it's day. It is primitive, the cartridge is woefully under powered, and the optic is basically "by guess and by god", but for an early step this is amazing. If I had money enough to wade in, I"d bid on this.
That's an incredibly classy firearm. I imagine it was made to order for an expedition into the untamed realm of sapient dinosaurs who live inside the hollow Earth. The scope and the stock would have allowed for excellent fire support from the upper deck of the steam-zeppelin used for long treks. Tally two pterodacts, six o'clock high! Bring up the Pom Pom guns and fetch me my Volcanic!
@@MrBlueBurd0451 I love how the realm of sapient dinosaurs in the hollow earth all made sense, but GOD FORBID he hunt them with a volcanic because its underpowered.....
@gofa curself They would have special exploding bullets full of fulminated mercury and white phosphorus. Or a deadly anti-dinosaur poison. Those 'saurs won't know what's hit them, by Jove.
I guess this is what you get when you unlock all the upgrade slots for the Volcanic. All it needs now is a bullseye lantern, bulls horn foregrip, and under-barell blunderbuss, all attached by picatinny rail (a miniature railway track running the length of the barrel)
It's fascinating to take a look at the early days of cartridges and repeating portable firearms. With a total lack of established standards, everybody were going out of their way to design what they envisioned as the ideal answer.
Lots of jokes about the ineffectiveness of these guns but I did try an experiment with a .45 Minie bullet, filling the base with 3f using that as the only propellant. It blew through a gallon milk jug and stopped in the second at ten yards. I don’t believe that the carbine versions were as weak as reported.
windage and elevation adjustments for a firearm that shoots with less velocity than a cheap pellet pistol is kind of strange...now...to get back to that fascinating stock!
That looks like something a villain from the old show The Wild, Wild, West would whip out. Especially after sending his minions out to hold up small animals to shoot at to show how evil he was.
I would imagine that rocket ball ammo is actually SLOWED by the length of the barrel because the small powder charge has long been burned by the half way mark and the rest of the barrel is doing little more than just causing drag.
I bet this thing was a hoot for bagging squirrels and small critters. You could quickly line up on something with the irons and then get behind the scope to take the shot so you're not trying to search for targets through the narrow field of view of that scope.
Without taking anything from this wonderful weapon, has anyone mentioned that a longer cartridge with more powder could be loaded from the muzzle, as long as the primer was right. This is a simple bullet pour but the primers are the sticking point.
Hunt showdown. It takes place in 1895, the tail end of that era. Weapons are clunky, as they should be, with a few exceptions. It's a lot of fun, if a little unforgiving
Imagine being a house robber, you rob a quaint little forest log cabin thinking it’d be an easy score and the old man you’re robbing comes right out of his bedroom in rue middle or the night with one of these pointed right at you. At that very moment you’d know you robbed the wrong man that day.
The gun looks like it has had some use in that configuration going by the stains on the scope. Looks like the perfect gun to have whilst sitting on the back porch keeping vermin out of your veg garden.
High capacity, caseless, optical sight? The G11 of the 1800s 😂
No, the G11 is actually useful
@@springbloom5940 debatable.
I can't even imagine the magazine spring for this gun
Spring Bloom ITS A WEAPON WITH A DETACHABLE BUMP STOCK, GHOST CLIPS. AND MOST LIKELY ASSAULT BEANS!?!? aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, this one is too tacticool for me🤤
ohno just get a double barrel shotgun. “Well, you know, my shotgun will do better for you than your AR-15, because if you want to keep someone away from your house, just fire the shotgun through the door.”
With this carbine I could accurately annoy passing wildlife at previously unheard of distances as far as 50 feet away!
it also holds more than one in case they don't get that you mean business, and decide to attack. those rabbits can be vicious when you pelt them with low velocity stones.
Does Elmer Fudd use a Volcanic in the cartoons because he never seems to be able to kill any thing seriously enough to do any permanent harm?
You can now hunt dangerous game like spiders and beetles from 10 meters away!
@@chrisstephens6673 *"Does Elmer Fudd use a Volcanic in the cartoons because he never seems to be able to kill any thing seriously enough to do any permanent harm?"*
How do you slightly kill something? Or do you mean only temporarily dead?
Yes I am both sarcastic and pedantic!
@@COIcultist It was dead but it got better, a la Monty Python.
Ahh yes, back in the days when telescopic sights were literally telescopes.
They still more or less are, just rather compact since we can make much higher quality prisms and lenses.
i like when gun people say telescope instead of just scope.
Grimm well to get technical telescope is a compound word from the ancient greek words meaning far and to see. so hypothetically iron sights would be called scopes
@@nunyabusiness8538 But your not seeing "far" just lining up the sights. That guy that invented the telescope is probably pissed his name for it did not catch on.
@@coryandrum which is why they would satisfy "scope" but not "telescope" as they are used to see/look but they are not used to "far see/look"
"Soooo... I'd like a henry repeater, but I don't want to kill people."
Armorer: "Say no more !"
I want a Henry Repeater, but it's still the 1850s, so they don't exist yet. On the plus side, people are still not used to people having more than 6 bullets in a gun, so they might get scared off before realizing the bullets aren't doing shit.
@@Nerdnumberone Still would not want to be shot by one.
@@steamboatmodel The brilliance of it is that your enemy won't know until they have a serious bruise going!
Putting a telescopic sight on a Volcanic feels a bit optimistic when you can probably throw the bullet about as far as it shoots 😂
Yes, Ian was slightly mistaken here it's actually a scope with a mini carbine attachment 😆
@@beargillium2369 I was going to make a joke about the ZiP™ SBR™, but upon reflection, that wouldn't be fair to this gun. The Volcanics were really beautifully made, it's just the weedy ammunition that lets them down.
I am thinking that due to the longer barrel (compared to the pistol version) the bullets could have a higher velocity.
@@ytucharliesierra higher than 250 fps😂
@@ytucharliesierra Well, we are still talking about ~6 grains of black powder here. Barrel length can only help so much.
A few seconds ago I didn't know that this existed. Now I need this and the $20k box of rocket balls as my new EDC. Just need to locate an acetylene tactical lamp, some custom forged Krupp body armor plates, a hand stitched leather load bearing vest, a pattern welded pocket sabre, and a portable telegraph machine.
Might be the funniest post I have seen for awhile
Or learn heiliograph movements lol
@@ozdavemcgee2079 Tactical semaphore flags.
Might want to go with the portable smoke signal kit over the portable telegraph, because it's wireless and I hear wireless tech is what's in
This is literally the steampunk man's wet dream
the candleholder is missing, it's incomplete
Maybe a tiny gas lamp. And a bayonet.
They also forgot to add the tactical Straight Razor hidden in the stock
tactical miner's lamp
The Gaslamp doubles as a foregrip
Where's the coffee grinder?!?!
I bet that elevation slider has a range slider goes all the way out to 500 inches.
Putting a scope on something that shoots 80 meters per second is an interesting choice.
It might actually help you shoot it better, as the needed hold over with the iron sights would be impractically high at most distances.
I scope my pellet rifle and though it shoots at 3 times the speed, the weight of the pellet is nothing compared to a 100 grain bullet. Mass times velocity equals Momentum.
@@russbilzing5348 yah a 20 joules momentum
Someone hasn't heard of airsoft.
@@itsthorondil7608 airsoft pellets also have a lot less mass than the vocanic rocket ball
An elegant weapon, for a more civilized age.
With no real power....for a civilized age🤣🤣
ah yes the wild west, a truly civilized age.
If you need weapon you dont really live in a civilized world.
If the 19th century was what a civilized society looked like I’ll take barbarism.
Shawn R Civilization exists by the threat of force.
At about 3:15 I swear I heard an old timey ghost screaming something about Ian messing up his zero.
Not sure who it was built for, but i'm sure the builder was none other than Dr. Emmett Brown.
I remember that he had a scoped Henry rifle in Part 3...but the scope blocked the ejection port. With this thing, no problem!
“It’ll shoot the fleas off a dog’s back at 500 yards Tannen- and it’s pointed straight at your head!”
Great Scott!
Looks like the kind of thing Lee Van Cleef would produce from his gun collection in a 60s movie.
whatever happened to Lee van Cleef?
@@davetheelasticgoose4838 He died of heart disease in the 80s
@@davetheelasticgoose4838 everybody i know's watching Clint
@@hakjobtm7472 we all like watching Clint
My 8yr old can't believe that Clint hasn't played batman.
That's the most optimistic gun I've ever seen, If I was a squirrel I'd be worried....
That could leave a nasty bruise on a squirrel
"Which odd historical features do you want on your gun?"
"Yes"
Not just the coolest volcanic but one of the coolest pistol carbines ever
a scope on a long barrel pistol carbine volcanic. Coolest gun ever!
Ah yes. I too can read a fucking title
@@az12223 Good for you mate
Want an award?
Wait how did you comment three weeks ago?
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@@azmanabdula it was on a playlist and the video was unlisted
@@azmanabdula Patreon supporters get early access.
I could picture something like this being used in the hunting of large predatory creatures:
1) Remove beautiful carbine from lacquered mahogany case and assemble, being careful to not drop components off of your swaying elephant.
2) Locate large predatory creature through looking glass.
3) Hurl incendiary disparaging remarks and large diameter slugs in large predatory creatures' general direction.
4) Dispatch large angry charging predatory creature at close range with howdah pistol.
5) Have brandy and cigars with associates, discussing a productive day in the field.
Too bad that telescope is mounted entirely inconveniently for us lefties, though.
Also too bad you'd be hurling these "slugs" at about half the speed you could spit them. Seriously, I wouldn't hunt rabbits with this thing, much less "large predatory creatures"
It was a 100 grain bullet at 260 feet per second. That's about 15 foot pounds of energy.
You would be better off with a 22 Short.
Apparently some arrows fired from well-made horn and sinew bows fly faster than the projectile from this weapon. When I learned about the caseless cartridge from FORGOTTEN WEAPONS, my first thought about 'punch' was that wild shots wouldn't go far before they lost the power to damage. Then I thought about how cool this weapon might have been for a home shooting gallery to practice fundamentals.
And now I wait for this thing to be added into *Hunt: Showdown* or *Red Dead Redemption 2* (as a DLC gun).
Also wait for it to be posted on R/h3vr
@@SonOfTheDawn515 much like the BF1 Kolibri, it'll be more of a meme gun than anything actually serious.
Unquestionably this is going to be a Fallout 4 mod. It's just got the looks for it for sure, not to mention the obvious features that would be the added upgrades that slot right in to FO4's weapon upgrade system. Also, I know for a fact that at least one or two FO4 modders watch this channel, as evidenced by weapons mods that add things like Bergmann pistols.
@@USSEnterpriseA1701 Better fit in FA NV, actually.
@@RiderOftheNorth1968 True enough, and I suppose there are still new mods being made for NV, it certainly could happen.
The perfect thing for you to give to John Wick.
@@Sableagle Sounds good. Where's the crowdfund?
Unless it was a scratch built replica chambered in a actual lethal cartridge, i would not reccomend it to john wick.
@@glimpyrimpy6258 That's what it should be!
@@Pcm979 yea but unfortunately they aren't
@@glimpyrimpy6258 That can be solved!
That extra barrel length probably added 25-50fps. Taking being shot with it from "ouch" to "damnit that hurt"
Long telescopic sight now available in the Wheeler & Rawson Catalogue for 20 RDO Gold
Shoulder stock for 10 RDO Gold
Imagine robbing a place with this and saying "Unhand thy curency, otherwise thou shall eat up pebbles."
Given the low power and muzzle velocity of Volcanic ammunition, this is like putting a rear wing on a go-kart.
Hey! Give go karts some credit! They can probably the volcanic round on a quarter mile. Then again I suspect anything could.
Han Solo: A Star Wars Story in Spaghetti Western
No joke, this looks so similar to the blaster carbine that Boba Fett used in the Original Trilogy and carried around with him all the time lmao
Steampunk : "I took like a very old gun, like a 10/22 and then like put some gears on it, like totally steampunk !!!."
The Victorian Age : "Don't mess with the real thing, junior, you're not even in the same league and put that corset inside your clothes where it belongs !!!"
In what world is a 10/22 "really old"
@@austinm.9832 that's the joke of the Steam Pun mentality
@@austinm.9832 My 10/22 is from 1983, but I don't know if that counts when I have a Marlin 81 from 1940.
Graham Programmable Computers date back to 1822 (a bit before Queen Victoria actually...). Seriously steam punk.
The volcanic fits the quote of “something good can come up out of something bad”
Those iron sights are tiny. Here I thought Mae from C&Rsenal was only joking about how small sights tended to be in this era.
Whoever owned that back in the day was a total boss.
“Originally owned by one A. Gordon...”
I love those old tube scopes. Some one should make new versions of those. Would look awsome on a lever action
Google "Montana Vintage Arms". They make and sell this sort of optic.
That is, literally, the most steampunk thing ever. Tacti-cool, Victorian style!
With this volcanic and yesterdays supply of rocketball ammo, the only thing left for an upcomming match would be a top hat and a monocle
This THIS is why I love guns like there was no reason to make this but they did and it's beautiful
This really is visionary. A caseless PCC with a low power optic and BUIS. Capacity is good for it's day. Very advanced for it's day. It is primitive, the cartridge is woefully under powered, and the optic is basically "by guess and by god", but for an early step this is amazing. If I had money enough to wade in, I"d bid on this.
That's an incredibly classy firearm. I imagine it was made to order for an expedition into the untamed realm of sapient dinosaurs who live inside the hollow Earth. The scope and the stock would have allowed for excellent fire support from the upper deck of the steam-zeppelin used for long treks. Tally two pterodacts, six o'clock high! Bring up the Pom Pom guns and fetch me my Volcanic!
@gofa curself Who said the dinos would be bigger than mice?
@gofa curself Good thing that he was joking. Although I sincerely worry about your cognitive abilities considering you couldn't see that.
"Sir! There are Tyrannosaurs! Do I grab the Elephant Gun?"
"No. Gunner!...roll out the Hotchkiss Cannon"
@@MrBlueBurd0451 I love how the realm of sapient dinosaurs in the hollow earth all made sense, but GOD FORBID he hunt them with a volcanic because its underpowered.....
@gofa curself They would have special exploding bullets full of fulminated mercury and white phosphorus. Or a deadly anti-dinosaur poison. Those 'saurs won't know what's hit them, by Jove.
OK now I've seen everything, a tacticool volcanic arms carbine from 1850s! AWESOME SUBJECT FOR A VIDEO, THANKS.
This is a very visually pleasing gun.
In fact its pretty
I guess this is what you get when you unlock all the upgrade slots for the Volcanic. All it needs now is a bullseye lantern, bulls horn foregrip, and under-barell blunderbuss, all attached by picatinny rail (a miniature railway track running the length of the barrel)
This looks like something Angel Eyes would have.
Volcanic ammo yesterday, and now a volcanic rifle/pistol/carbine/ sniper rifle...did you stumble on to someones treasure box?
I've been obsessed with this channel recently, I've always loved it but recently I've remembered why its so fun to watch
Prior to the Civil War, there was a detachable shoulder stock available for Colt revolvers that had a built in canteen.
It's fascinating to take a look at the early days of cartridges and repeating portable firearms. With a total lack of established standards, everybody were going out of their way to design what they envisioned as the ideal answer.
Love the look of these old guns
Colonel Douglas Mortimer would drool over this one, I'm sure.
And now I need to watch "For a Few Dollars More!"
It makes my imagination go wild, contemplating the person that carried that, and in what scenarios in history.
That is one seriously good-looking oddity.
Very cool indeed! I'd imagine the dapper fellow to whom this thing belonged to wore both a monocle AND a top hat
That is one of the most steampunk looking weapons I’ve ever seen.
You have to admire the skill and craftsmanship of a pre-mechanisation age. Amazing.
What a pistol! You won’t see people conceal carrying that!
Lots of jokes about the ineffectiveness of these guns but I did try an experiment with a .45 Minie bullet, filling the base with 3f using that as the only propellant. It blew through a gallon milk jug and stopped in the second at ten yards. I don’t believe that the carbine versions were as weak as reported.
I've thought about this many times too
Coolest ever! Can't imagine the magazine capacity.
20 rounds, same as the rifle version with the same barrel length.
Load it in January, shoot till May.
Garrumx And hope to hit some thing before March?
So no good for Commiefornia?
Man, I really want to see a movie about civil war era special forces operators with gear like that.
Thank you , Ian .
First volcanic ammo and now this masterpiece? I smell a shooting video comin up...
An expensive shooting vidio.
Klaas Siersma owuldnt be the first expensive shooting video he’s done, I can’t imagine solothurn or old howitzer round are cheap
The carbine looks like one of those futuristic carbines, but instead of having plastic furniture, it has wood furniture
well that would certainly make you the coolest person in the room
Ooh, I saw this in the RIA brochure and knew a FW video would be coming out on it soon.
windage and elevation adjustments for a firearm that shoots with less velocity than a cheap pellet pistol is kind of strange...now...to get back to that fascinating stock!
And Ian prepares his offering for his 'John Wick ' Cameo.
Sweet, so I can buy the ammo and rifle all in the same auction!!
-How precise you want the scope adjustment?
-No
16 inch barrel with a stock, they were ahead of their time
That looks like something a villain from the old show The Wild, Wild, West would whip out. Especially after sending his minions out to hold up small animals to shoot at to show how evil he was.
This is Such a high tec gun for its time wow. That shows you people back in the day thought like we did
The most accurate fly swatter ever made
Love the brass and brown colors of volcanics. And this one comes with a stock and spy glass!
...what a BEAUTINESS..! Many thanks for share it..! Kind regards, Ian..!
Proof positive that tacticool dippys have been around for a long, long time.
I agree with Ian.That does look very cool!
This looks straight out of the Wild Wild West.
I would imagine that rocket ball ammo is actually SLOWED by the length of the barrel because the small powder charge has long been burned by the half way mark and the rest of the barrel is doing little more than just causing drag.
Can’t believe the velocity of this gun is literally 260 FPS. Lob the heck out of a round with that scope
This is one of the coolest historic firearms I've ever seen.
Shame I'm not in the income bracket to afford such things
If you had to even think about it, you can't afford it.
I bet this thing was a hoot for bagging squirrels and small critters. You could quickly line up on something with the irons and then get behind the scope to take the shot so you're not trying to search for targets through the narrow field of view of that scope.
That is... HILARIOUSLY optimistic.
Without taking anything from this wonderful weapon, has anyone mentioned that a longer cartridge with more powder could be loaded from the muzzle, as long as the primer was right. This is a simple bullet pour but the primers are the sticking point.
Literally when you have the worst weapons BUT you have the best attachments
Looks like something Lord Humungus would use.
That is the most steampunk weapon Ian' ever shown us, I think.
I truly love this contraption! I now need a real good WildWest-1900-FPS......
Call of Juarez was a fun game back in the day. Cowboy fps with the volcanic in it.
RDR2?
Hunt showdown. It takes place in 1895, the tail end of that era. Weapons are clunky, as they should be, with a few exceptions. It's a lot of fun, if a little unforgiving
@@ScottKenny1978 Already done... :-(
@@smokingkittenz42 Yeah, I recently re-played it! just didn't like the sneaky stuff, but as I had my old savegames, that was ok.
John Wick goes to a western themed costume party, you have the perfect weapon and ammunition.
Imagine being a house robber, you rob a quaint little forest log cabin thinking it’d be an easy score and the old man you’re robbing comes right out of his bedroom in rue middle or the night with one of these pointed right at you. At that very moment you’d know you robbed the wrong man that day.
thank god, ive been looking for a way to slightly break windows from over 90m away without having to carry a baseball around!
For when your dueling partner is slightly more than ten paces away.
Mounting a scope on a pistol with such a pathetically weak cartridge takes ludicrous to a whole new level.
For those rather extraordinary expeditions.
The gun looks like it has had some use in that configuration going by the stains on the scope.
Looks like the perfect gun to have whilst sitting on the back porch keeping vermin out of your veg garden.
Nice! Every time I think I've seen everything on this channel, Ian finds something else awesome.
I very much respect your knowledge about guns.
I love seeing Civil War era Tacticool mods.
Thank you, lord Ian, this is by far the coolest volcanic ever
What a beautiful piece of mechanical history, very cool!
Thanks for this great video. Keep them coming “gun Jesus”👍🏻
It took me until today to realize that Volcanic was the name of a company and not the description of a kind of gun.
When a cowpoke needs some good old fashion cowboy street justice but he’s all the way across town
Most beautiful thing I've ever seen man....
Finally, someone who decided to properly utilize the rocket ball’s exceptional ranged capabilities