The American 180 - The Scariest .22lr Ever Made
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2022
- Ever since @ForgottenWeapons did his video on the “Swarm of Angry Bees” known as the AM-180, I’ve wanted to get one. And now, here it is! And as a bonus, we have @DonutOperator helping out!
Thanks to Zenith Firearms for sponsoring and helping make this a reality!
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Thanks for watching guys! And thanks to Donut Operator for helping with this one! So what do you think of the AM-180? Useful or range toy? Let me know down in the comments!
Thanks again to Zenith Firearms for helping to make this video a reality!
AKG squad
Akg baby
Can you get a gernde launcher I feel like you of all people can
AKG squad
I’d love to have it for home defense
The increase in value of these since Ian did a video is insane.
I bet the ATF ate a few
Every time Ian makes a video the gun it is about raises in price by 5-10%
@@VexChoccyMilk that's his job though he hired by those auction company for exactly that
@@alexxu3004 I fully believe that
Also inflation
Finally covering a calibre that won’t blow the lungs out of the body! Love the work Brandon.
Don't give them more ideas
What do they think about 45?
Unless you have a 275 round drum mag.. Then you can blow out whatever you want.. Hahah
Matthew, you can’t forget the 1,200 rpm
@@matthewhall7976 Hah! I suppose. But hey, get a shotgun, that should be totally less lethal!
-He was killed by a .22 weapon
-How many times he got shot?
-Yes...
Imagine what a nightmare it would have been for a surgeon to try to save a patient with such a crazy number of wounds inflicted by this lead dispensing hosepipe.
imagine tho
Probably the reason it was ised in Rhodesia.
The resources enemy has to use to treat wounded is gonna become a big problem when everyone has 10 small bullets in them
overpenetration
You think they can be saved, you poor simple fool.
Many of us: “I shoot .22LR to save on ammo costs”
AM-180: “hold my beer.”
Still the cheapest full auto ammo I know of.
I actually was thinking to changing to 22. since I am getting old for the recoil of the ones I have since a teen, never heard of this one. Gotta look into it.
Not only that but .22 is just so much fucking fun. Even if you've just got a single shot bolt-action. You can just fire for hours and fuck around
@@LilWatercup Exactly my guy.
Their is a select fire so you can shoot is semi-auto as well
This thing reminds me of that BB gun you shoot at the state fair, where you shoot the star out of the paper
I live near you! I love that game
I love that game too! I totally thought that was the sound...
I have fond memories of those
I love you Dan lmao
man i need to remember to check on that dually build.
4:01 "I found a baby grasshopper!"
"thats super cool!"
you guys are so wholesome 🤣
and yet he yelled "THATS A HANDYCAP SPOT" and then proceeded to fire the rest of the mag
I remember reading about it in either Guns & Ammo, or American Rifleman in the 70's. When prison guards were issued them, The prisoners were given a demonstration: They fired them at a brick or concrete wall, and they witnessed the wall disintegrate.
The follow up to that was later they rioted. The guns were fitted with a laser sight that would put a dot on what it was going to hit. They turned on the sight, everyone went back to their cell. What the prisoners didn't know is that while the gun had the drum on top, it was empty. Big bluff that worked.
"THATS A HANDICAP SPOT" thanks Donut for protecting and serving.
Made me laugh and brought my day to a happy end
He's the mf goat. Navy and law enforcement
Brrrrrrt
"THAT'S A HANDICAP SPOT!" Jesus... NOW it is.
After this he's allowed to park there 💀
I saw one of these at Knob Creek almost exactly 10 years ago. The owner was shooting it at night, loaded with 100% green tracers. It was funny because everyone on the line would stop shooting their louder, more powerful guns to watch that green bullet rope sail magnificently off into the night sky.
that sounds dope
God bless Knob Creek. I sorely, sorely miss it and it's such a shame the people running it haven't the time any more. - you saw some wild equipment from dedicated collectors. I live in England, we don't get much for fun guns-wise...
I didn't even know they had tracer for .22
@@Royalwaffles same
Sounds glorious. Wish I could have seen it.
Back in the day, when I ran our PD swat team, we had one of those beasts. It came equipped with an early lazar sight that mounted under the barrel. The sight was about 12" long, 4" wide and stood 6" high. Heavy as hell but state of the art at the time. We soon got rid of the 180 because it had to be kept meticulously clean or it would often fail to chamber and the open bolt slamming down occasionally set off a rimfire out of battery. But when it worked..... gawd it was fun!
I seem to recall that when these came out, there was an optional laser sight. There was more of a fuss about how the laser sight might cause eye damage than the fact it could put over a pound of lead down range in seconds.
And the sight weighed more than the gun.
Your comment has 69 likes.
When people recommend 22lr for self defense I assume this is what they mean
underrated comment
Stopping power rated by blood loss.
I mean it is quite the perfect option with a silencer
It would be nearly impossible to patch up someone once they got shot with a burst from this. Any target essentially becomes Swiss cheese
@@blackjak4185 Swiss cheese actually don't have holes it's French cheese that do
To see this towards a ballistic dummy would be fantastic
Ikr
i was gonna like this comment, but it was at 69 likes. i couldnt bring myself to do it. i apologize.
@@tommyc48it was at 168 I had to like
Perfect hitman weapon...assuming you got a big enough duffel bag and have loaded the bullets in while wearing gloves
@@tommyc48 aghhashahahahhahaha funny number 69!!!! xDDDDDDDD brooooooo 69!!!! thats a sex number!! loooooooolllllll!!!!!
truly a light machine gun
"You see, when a Lewis and a Thompson m1928 love each other very much.."
In the early '70's I worked as a peace officer in a very rural county in central Texas. Our old sheriff bought one of those weapons. He carried it in the shotgun rack in his unit. Word got out he was armed with "a buzzsaw" and no one ever messed with him. It was really something.
That was why it was made. It was never made or used for riot control ever.
Rumor had it that my elementary school principal had "an electric paddle with a nail in it". I never learned if the electric part was because it was motorized or the nail electrified. Nonetheless, it sent terror into our tiny ruffians.
@@robertsears8323 I read somewhere that it was supposed to be shot at pavement. The soft led bullets would deform, break and ricochet or kick asphalt up at high (but non-lethal) velocities.
If shot at the pavement, the non-lethal fragments were said to feel like bee stings hence the name "swarm of angry bees"
“THATS A HANDICAPPED SPOT” such an underrated line.😂😂
Valid reason to shoot someone if you think about it. Ensuring the spot is occupied only by someone with a physical disability.
@@fredwupkensoppel8949i think magdumping someone with 270 rounds would also make them disabled xD
PTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT 😂
9:10 that setup is unironically what I would use in an apocalypse. might sound silly using a 22 but imagine 275 rounds coming from out of nowhere and you can't even tell where you're getting shot from because 22 suppressed is stupid quiet, plus whoever you're shooting is probably gonna think it's more than one person after the hundredth round.
You know the suppressed SMG in Fallout: New Vegas is absolutely a AM-180.
This weapon in the game is why im obsessed with .22lr guns@@kriticalwatermelon5850
It does sound like a good post-apoc fire support weapon. Its like a man-portable machinegun, you could absolutely suppress the hell out of people with it.
I freaking love you bro, every new video I just get so much more jealous, the grease gun and the ppsh are two of my favorites. You are living the life sirr!! Thank you for doing what you do.
22 Rimfire?
In a high capacity drum round?
Fully automatic?
And it only rarely jams?
AMAZING!
it jams quite often
i am crying got one for 18 dream gun but rip bank acc
At this time of year?
Localized entirely within your kitchen?
THEY SAID IT COULD NOT BE DONE!! BUT AUSTRIA FOUND A WAY!!
he says it does on the second channel
“Back in my day, we used our less than lethal .22’s. Hell of a crowd control system!” ~some old prison guard maybe
Hahah, I hope that’s true
@@radium4194 It probably is 😂
That's the most American way possible of reducing prison population. Other than starving people to death in concentr- sorry I mean "prisons" using sensory-deprivation tort- damn it! I mean "solitary confinement". Very based.
No-one as said or done that before.
This gun was in no way made or used as riot control.
That was a massive and outright lie.
the zip22 legit called 22lr "less lethal" in their owner's manual 😳
That was so much fun to watch . I live in Utah had no idea the prison used them but cool that they did . I love your attitude .
Cody yelling "THAT'S A HANDICAP SPOT" before mag dumping while holding the gun a foot from his body directly after going "WE GOT A JAMMIEDOODLE" is probably the best 10 seconds of RUclips history I've ever watched
I can’t believe that drum feeds as well as it does. That’s pretty impressive actually
It's a pan. A drum holds rounds all facing the direction of fire.
gravity helps
I'm just shocked that the 22lr didn't jam more simply because its well...22lr, jamming is what it does best.
@@smorrow 🤓
@@goldenhate6649 I swear there are just a LOT of shitty .22LR guns these days, My dad's .22 M4 replica jams on everything but the most expensive of .22LR ammo, but my little shit stick hand me down from my grandfather tube fed will chew through the dirtiest cheapest ammo with no issues lol
I’m impressed by the designers making it not jam every 10 rounds
Honestly, it's an open bolt, _there ain't that much you can fuck up._
Pretty much all you have to do is get the weight of the bolt right to make it not jam, and when your load is a .22, you can't really get much powder load deviation to overload the default setting on a rifle like this.
It's estimated guesswork supported by trial and error, and when you're yeeting a Jesus volume of shit downrange at approximately Christ bullets per second, you can test extensively quite quickly.
... Also survivor bias, but let's not talk about that because the ATF is the leading cause of my depression.
Still, i'm quite impressed the drum mag works that well, usually those things are finnicky bastards.
They don't make em like they used to.
Except the thing does jam every 10 rounds . It clearly showed it in the video.
It's one of the reasons why the thing was dropped by police and correction forces. That and the drums were a pain to load. And even a slight deviation in tensioning could ruin your day and or end your life.
@@clothar23 Yes after I finished watching the video I was rolling laughing. They had just done a good job of making it seem like it worked reliably :P
@@clothar23 1 jam that lasted 10 seconds in 300-500 rounds is fine no?
No misfire in that many rounds, is the most amazing thing I have ever seen. Never mind got to the end, I was gonna ask where you got that 22lr from lol.
With 22lr quality costs and if you're looking for accuracy it costs more.
One of my dad's first machine guns was an American 180. He also at one time had one of the prototypes transferred through his shop, unfortunately I can't remember if that one was his or belonged to his friend who was also an AM180 nut. But the prototype was very neat, had an almost blue anodized finish on the receiver, couple other very unique things
it’s super cool that you can see the layers of bullets leaving the magazine
wait until you have seen it wait tracer rounds, seen it years ago on youtube and it was a firework display!
@@skeven0 that sounds awesome!
It's so nice that someone went to the trouble to make polymer mags for them. The OEM metal ones were opaque, of course.
Love how Cody comes running like a little kid when he realizes its an AM-180
The grand ole Naruto run
I mean....I think most of us would.
His inner 5 year old child came out.
@Omikias , and then proceeds to "Airplane" his way out of there at the end going "Nyerrrrrrrrrrr" in his head,
gawbless em our boys!
He's a homeless man who wanders the hills of San Antonio, that's his natural habitat.
Voere has brought modern society many very fine firearm innovations: this 22 full auto, caseless ammo, S16 bolt rifle, 2185 semi auto rifle. A company that never stops.
Ahh yes... the -silenced- 22. SMG from Fallout New Vegas
Ive never really had an opportunity to use it. I find it very rare to find. Unless i dont know where to look
with a sneak skill of 50, mr holdout will sell them
all you have to do is activate a stealth boy and speak to him and your sneak will be at 100 and you will unlock his extended arsenal
Make that explosive .45 rounds and you've pretty much got the Spray n' Pray from Fallout 4.
I knew I found this in a game once and this was for sure the game. It might have been in FO2 as well
Brandon is the only person I can think of to use a MP5 to defend his home and still be like”yeah I need 60 rounds subsonic so I don’t go deaf”while owning a AM180 and otheristol caliber weapons which are as if not more overkill
Actually, he said Deaf (as in loss of hearing) coz even a .22 short can kill if you use it right.
Hearing is important
@@danieljob3184 how did I not know it was spelled Deaf
We need more of this in America not for crowd control but for fun
Idk we could've used it in 2020
Quoting Ian with "Massive giggle factor"
I would like a 5.56 like this. Or 50 bmg
@@TheAnnoyingBoss 50bmg drum mag, just for shits and giggles huh
@E Van Good reason to hit the gym.
This is one gun I regret not buying when I had a chance when I was collecting class three weapons in the 1980’s.
The entertainment value of being able to have this! I so wish I could!
In the 1970’s my neighbor across the street was a New Mexico State Police officer. I remember the day my father and myself were shone this little 22. He had it in the trunk of his patrol car and called us over to show it to us. He had the rifle and sales literature for it while he was doing an evaluation for the NMSP. I have always remembered that while firing there was a 22 round going down range in a stream every foot. While that was 50 years ago I have never forgotten about it. Thank Brandon
The Good old days
@@paulgeorge7557 It still goes a bullet per foot, Paul. wtf
I was with the NMSP and was stationed in Vaughn in the early 80's and a local rancher had 2 of these rifles. The one that we fired had an integral suppressor and was a blast to shoot. I literally wrote my name in the snow.
@@timberwolfmountaineer873 well how big is your foot 🦶
@@timberwolfmountaineer873 Not sure why your comment made me laugh so hard but thank you for that, kind sir.
I love the fact that Donut’s happy place is the berm right behind Brandon’s range.
And also baby grasshoppers
That was amazingly refreshing and pleasing. Thanks for sharing.
The recoil on this thing is what people in DC think a 556 rifle shoots like 😂
My face hurts from smiling so much through this video. That rifle is a manifestation of pure joy.
I love how even when they slow the video down its still sounds fast.
Isn't it a machine pistol?
22 is considered a rifle cartridge I think
@@angrypixelhunter 22 "long rifle"
@@angrypixelhunter Nah, we have 40-70 pistols out there. Cartdrige doesnt determine the gun classification in some cases.
The fact that it flawlessly fires 275 rounds off 22lr rapidly is quite impressive especially if using bulk .22 ammo.
And doesnt Federal sell 22LR in 275 round boxes? Or is that 375? Would be convenient!
@@CommoMike They do have 325rd boxes alongside big ol' 800rd boxes. I've run into a couple issues with them though. Not sure if it was gun or ammo related (or both).
The slo-mo on the suppressed 180 sounds like an old tractor with open headers. Mildly satisfying.
Always great information with top notch humor
I love how that thing universally generates happy grins even faster than it spits out bullets
That's why it's called a giggle switch!
I got my grandchildren a full auto Uzi BB gun. Even the adults can't help but smile when shooting it.
Ian broke out into giggles on his video...
Ian broke out into giggles on his video...
and they say money cant buy happiness lol
Holy shit dude this was a standard Brandon, Forgotten Weapons, Donut, and cursed gun video all rolled into one. What a time to be alive!
and Joerg Sprave shoutout! HAAA-HAAA!
@@bromazepam781 you beat me to it
And 22 Plinkster
And it didn't cost 5k in ammo either
The single fire gag is worth a like from me, made me chuckle :)
"That's a handicap spot" is gonna be my favorite phrase now lol, want to see Donut more often over here! A lot of shooty breakdowns but not so much shooty.
Definitely using that as my opening line when the ATF stack turns their GoPros on
é isso mesmo, chefe!
Having this gun in semi auto is like being great at a guitar but both of your hands are tied to your back
*plays feel good inc with guitar pick held in mouth*
Or owning a semi auto M240B or M249
In that case you have to improvise.
ruclips.net/video/KszkyS7hqAY/видео.html
Brilliant! and a lot o fun.... quite easy to make, although the magazine would be the hardest bit....
When I was living in Rhodesia in the late 70’s there was a farmer in the eastern district, Chipinga, that had one of these. He was the man in vehicle self defense.
The fact that Brandon made a reference to JoergSprave is just downright wholesome 😄
I'm so glad someone else noticed
Jörg isn't austrian though, he's german. Just fyi.
@@MrLabbertoast i think you're missing the point, its not about his nationality, its just the reference nothing more
@@Death_Blossom17 I'm not critizising you, just wanted to mention it. I'm sorry if you felt attacked. Brandon said "Speaking of austrians, let me show you its features" which to me implies he's austrian.
Let me show you its features
I am truly impressed that the entire first drum shot without a jam. Stoked to see Pestily on the ranch.
On a side note, I haven't enjoyed a gun test this much since FPS Russia went down.
Honestly there could be a market for something like this. If machine guns weren't so heavily regulated and ridiculous fire rate like this in a cartridge that most of the time isn't lethal would be a really cool option. This is by far one of the coolest guns I have ever seen and I think I'm in love.
I love how the suppressor makes it cycle even faster
“Let me show you it’s features” Immediately imagined a big German man with a big ass slingshot 😭😂
Imagine if he sees this and tries to make a slingshot version. XD
Right, Jörg is german not Austrian, americans dont seem to know the difference, thats like calling an American mexican. It's not the same country, first you give us the Bad austrian and now you even actively take away the good germans, what a shame
he insinuated he was Austrian :P Joerg is not, he is properly German
@@Lucas_Jeffrey German, Austrian, eh what's the difference? *Reich noises in background*
Shoutout to Joerg
Wow, the first .22LR weapon I've ever seen that actually has enough rounds to endanger more than one person.
Keep thinking that. 22LR kills more people each year than any other caliber.
It's 7:00 a.m. and this video has already made my day! White Claw DELETED! Happy Black Friday. Greetings from New Mexico!
the fact it still looked fast in slow motion is insane
We need slower motion
Sound like an antique tractor idling. 😂😂
What the hell kinda riots are they trying to quell with the AM-180, supervillain attacks?😭
Even in slow mo it's faster than a Chauchat 😢😢😢😢😢😢
Welcome to full auto?
I remember when this thing hit the market. It's real selling point was the laser sight it came with. The ideas was the laser helped the operator hold it on target, which sent all those rounds to the same spot, one after another, punching a hole through almost anything without a lot of recoil and with a low cost to operate.
I heard that once word got out in the prisons what this gun was, that little red dot on on someone's chest stopped more prison riots than tear gas ever did- without a shot being fired. Because prisoners don't want to be cut in half by .22's!
With enough rounds you can grind a hole in a tank, even .22, but I think that needs more than 275
@@HappyBeezerStudios 2,750 😊
@Andrew Edmonds that's also if the barrel and internals last 3000 rounds
The barrel not rising as bullets are flowing out like a water hose definitely is a plus.
Its always a good time when Donut makes a cameo!
I love how child like joy donut has here, just wholesome but scary
Hey Brandon. I remember an old article back in the 80's where it stated that with a laser sight you could mark up a spot on a wall and due to the low recoil all the bullets would hit that spot. It would "eat" through a brick wall basically. WOuld love to see a follow up video with some mythbusting to see if it would indeed do that.
Engine blocks as well
Yes indeed it had a laser sight, which was AWESOME to shoot!
Write your name with bullet! Chop down power pole size posts!
I REALLY enjoyed shooting the AM-180 back in the 70s!
At the time, I was told, that it fired 35 rounds per second. (You got about 1 drum of reliable fire, before it started jamming. It had to be kept VERY CLEAN, or it jammed.)
This
That was the idea behind it, fuck body amor it's hard to design a light reliable rifle that punches through body armor and the recoil from rifle rounds makes it difficult to put the necessary follow up rounds on target, so why not just delete the recoil? It's a point and click adventure just a continuous stream of bullets that overwhelms a target with volume of fire
That was the greatest whiteclaw penetration test with a pressure washer I’ve ever seen.
Now that I think about it this would be a great pressure washer
@@bromdymimsky7902cordless lead bead blaster
Portable sand blaster
Thank you Brandon
After 211 shots in a single burst, Brandon realizes why it doesnt matter that the drum blocks, the sights...
He is the only man I can think of that can make shooting 22lr expensive.
Obama and the other Brandon did a pretty good job. I've seen it going for as much as $.30/round because of these clowns.
The enthusiastic "We had a jammy doodle!?" followed by the audible gasp is the same reaction to finding more of your favorite candy at the bottom of the bag, glorious 😂
Or the extra fries that fall to the bottom of the McDonald's bag.
I think the only time I've ever seen Ian at Forgotten Weapons make an error about a gun was when testing how less-lethal it was, not realizing he had to bounce the effectively frangible ammunition shots off the ground (which is it's own kind of insane). Of course he totally published a correction and redux, which is why that channel is great too.
In case anybody wants a similar toy, A semi-automatic only variant called the American SAR 180/275 is still produced on a custom basis by E&L Manufacturing for around $1250 they even sell a drum loader and cool accessories
This rifle takes the concept of '.22 Plinking' to a whole other level.
Brandon: "So riot control is a hell of a thing"
Iranian police: "Man, you're not kidding"
My neighbor years ago was a Class 3, and among the 30 or so MGs he had, was an American 180. It was probably my favorite one to shoot, when it actually worked. Thanks for these awesome vids! Really brings back memories!
" lets make sure no survivor can sue the department" Words to live by lmao
New nightmare unlocked. The sound of grass rustling and branches snapping as hundreds of .22 bullets whizz by in almost complete silence as you run.
This sounds like world war 2
@@bromdymimsky7902 wdym
it's like locusts!
"Let's make sure no survivors can sue the department." Ahhh, the motto of the LAPD
And with that being LA, there is at least a ninety percent chance they deserve it. The other ten, probably gonna do it anyway.
@@georgewhitworth9742 The other 10 percent, probably deserve it as well...but in blue.
9:59 "Remember, No Whiteclaw."
Absolutely amazing
You can’t tell how utterly disappointed I was when you were firing semi auto. I was like damn is that it. Then the biggest smile popped on my face when I heard that flick and you said “I’m just fucking with you”
"Make sure none of the survivors can sue the dept." SENT ME 😂😂😂
How are they going back to their homes after you shot all of their kneecaps with .22 hollow point? (or as the hillbillies call 'em- holler point.)
I swear, a pressure washer has more recoil than a 22LR
Edit: like imagine dieing to a gun that has the same amount of kinetic energy as six year old kid with a stockenbopper
It definitely does haha
Lol agree!!
It really does.
It does though
A pressure washer has more recoil than an AR 15 or an AKM
A friend of mines father Worked for American Arms back when this was in production he had one with the old Lazer pointer under the forearm it was fun to shoot but Hell to reload the magazine.
I haven’t thought about the American 180 since before my son was born in 2006.
Thanks dude.😂🙏
I only know of this thing's existence because of its appearance in Fallout: New Vegas with an integrated suppressor and not nearly enough rate of fire. You can even upgrade it with the bigger drum too, it's awesome. It's fascinating to me just how much this little guy looks like the Thompson's baby brother.
Same here, longest time I thought that was some invention of the developers but nope it's real gun. It's kinda neat how many real life rare guns they had in that game. Like the Survivalist Rifle that was .50 Beowulf AR-15.
When i was a kid i learned about it because they sold the airsoft version of it at dicks sporting goods. I also was surprised to see it on new vegas i only ever used it after u kill any of the charimen guards near benny they have one usually
First time i saw that thing, i was like ”wha? Looks like a thompson, DP-28 and a suppressed .22 ruger banged, and this is the result” until i learn years later it is a real thing
They had it listed in the Guns Illustrated annual anthology/catalogs back in the 1970's. My old 1979 edition has the list price as $350 with $100 for an extra magazine. 1 dollar in 1979 would be $4.09 in modern money so $1431.50 in 2022 dollars.
Wiggle Wiggle
It's nice to see that brandon has started to edit out the part where cody picks up the gun, squeeze's the trigger and brandon reminds him that the safety is on😂
There is an Instructional Video where they fire it at a wall and Besser Blocks ...ouch ... and Happy New year !!!
That looks like a lot more fun than a Ruger 10/22 ! Imagine that being employed today by your local PD.
I'm more impressed by the number of .22 that fired before one jammed than anything else
lol with that amount of mass hitting the primer and the size of that firing pin the 22lr becomes much more reliable
i like how he locked the bolt open at the end of the video like he was making the firearm safe, but he just made it ready....
I think it's just a case of being able to see into the chamber and see there's nothing in there,
But uhhh... yeah, also that.
That thing is awesome.
My 10-22 with a binary trigger and 110 round drum mag is fun, but this firearm takes it to another level. Sweet!😃
The combination of almoust non-existent recoil and absurd firerate is one of my favourite in video games, this gun must be a headshot machine.
Head multishot
thinking about getting headshots irl is super cringe btw
@@decymusperaza4767 You ever heard of a failure drill?
@@decymusperaza4767with some calibers like 22 it’s your only option.
@@decymusperaza4767you reveal your own inner cringe, headshots obviously happen irl
the body of a M1A1, the "pizza" drum of a lewis and the brrt of an M134
simply beautiful
I saw this machine gun in one chapter of the old serie "The Professionals" and liked very much!
I have a big grin on my face whenever I hear that thing...
I can feel the happiness coming off of Brandon while destroying the white claws.
I know I'm commenting late but I love donuts appearance😂 love the content Brandon!
2:03 “let me show you it’s features” nice reference 😂
That is crazy cool, great content!!
Can we take a moment to appreciate how @ 4:00 A wild Donut operator just appears....i don't know why but the childisy happy run and the elation over finding a baby grasshopper warms my soul.
Oh and the " THATS A HANDYCAP SPOT!!!!" with a subtle nod to the Fat Electrician with the accuracy by volume comment....just smiles all around.