Love this one. My father told me every city hall has 5 rifles of these in the whole country even villages. These rifles where known by every soldier if you told them abaout Kirikkale, all where replaced by the M1 Garant in 1960. In 1968 the more modern G3 was produced under licence and in 1970’s all ground forces used G3’s.
@@MostrandomM_toexisttoday Morality and ethical rebound effects can only reasonably be established upon natural law, empirical inquiry and calm observation. Energy can never get lost.
@@mynameStartswithr-n2r öncelikle neden bu kadar agresifsin? Ayrıca, ben markanın isminin okunuşunu yazdım "Türk Mauseri desem dahamı mantıklı olurdu.
Nothing more satisfying than hearing the 'clicks' of cartridges being inserted in a rifle from a clip and having that clip fly off by the forward movement of the bolt.
I have no idea why you are expecting his video to get boring or the quality would drop, I think the only way his videos could get boring is when we get used to and under-appreciate them.
That is the first rifle I have ever fired in my life. In army military high school when I was 14, I fired it in firing range.. lots of memories with it. Good old days.. 😊
@MostrandomM_toexisttoday Jesus wouldn't have been on a cross if he had had a gun, buddy. And the right to defend oneself and one's nation is a right afforded BY God. His Shepard's must defend the flock from wolves. Read the Old Testament.
"An army man is trained to know the rifle. After countless battles with his most loyal companion he returns home. He may try to learn new skills such as for work or home life, but he will always know and remember the rifle." It's not exactly how the saying goes but I always think of it when I see a classic weapon like that
Bu Tüfeğin adı Türk mavzeri ama üretimini biz yapmadık O dönem müttefik olduğumuz Almanya Mauser firmasına bizim için ürettirdi ve adı Türk mavzeri oldu.. ilk olarak Çanakkale Savaşında kullanıldı.. Yani üretimini biz değil Almanlar yaptı
Bu Tüfeğin adı Türk mavzeri ama üretimini biz yapmadık O dönem müttefik olduğumuz Almanya Mauser firmasına bizim için ürettirdi ve adı Türk mavzeri oldu.. ilk olarak Çanakkale Savaşında kullanıldı.. Yani üretimini biz değil Almanlar yaptı
I was looking through my shop books from the 90s. I was buying Turkish Mausers from Navy Arms / Gibbs for $19-$29 each depending on model. Sold them for $35 to $50 each. They flew off the racks. While well used, and I mean well used, they still had decent bores. Better than most refurbished Mosins. Definitely
I've used this Turkish 8mm light ball ammo in various 98 actions for years with no problems or issues...very accurate and sure-fire. NOT for use in semis, however...
I really love the riffle, it's very old (much older than us!) but still can work properly.. Mauser is classic, it's a proof of good quality craftmanship..
My first Mauser was a Turkish one, paid for it, got it, went to go shoot, didn't fire, take it to a gun smith, get told I was sold a wall hanger. Was a painful day to learn that.
Все субьективно! Самая лучшая система чего? Затвора, патрона, подачи, ствола, эргономики, прицел? Для каких задач, самая лучшая? По весу, самая лучшая? По размеру? Например на медведя лучше 12 калибр, гладкоствол!) Лучше американской, лучше английской, лучше мосинки? Что лучше!?))
Mauser war einer der ältesten und international bekanntesten deutschen Waffenhersteller, insbesondere von militärischen und zivilen Handfeuerwaffen. 1999 wurde der Zivilwaffenbereich in die Mauser Jagdwaffen GmbH mit Unternehmenssitz in Isny im Allgäu abgespalten und an die Lüke & Ortmeier Gruppe verkauft.
Watch out for the Turkish ammo. Over the years powder has degraded to point where it may not be safe to shoot. Nice rifle, got one just like it a few months ago.
Its so beautiful, the rifle. I wish I had one. Everything about it from its fine wood to the metal to the smooth way it operates is catharsis. Its more than a firearm, its art.
If you like that old Mauser, you should pull the old Turkish ammo apart, and reduce the powder charge by 5 grains. You risk cracking the stock on that rifle.
I've fired over 14,000 rounds of 1930s Turkish ammo so far. Hasn't hurt any rifle yet. It doesn't even kick as hard as new manufacturer, European 8mm JS hunting ammo. Honestly, if you want to download it, I'd go more like 10% than 5. 5% isn't much.
The only problem with Turkish ammo besides the common primer issues that's universal to milsurp is the brass being brittle. It's a lighter load than German light ball or even Portuguese light ball which are both extremely well regarded.
@@1-TL Nope bruh he was an agent who was sent to gallopoli to kill famous british sniper Billy Sign, Sign was counting easy kills since there were no counter snipers at Ottoman side, Abdul located his ass (it was easy since he was known for staying in terrible locations for days) and injured him, Billy returned in a week and won the duel this time
@@1-TL Wow, look at this: According to Reed, "Every time Billy Sing felt sorry for the poor Turks, he remembered how their snipers picked off the Australian officers in the early days of the landing, and he hardened his heart. But he never fired at a stretcher-bearer or any of the soldiers who were trying to rescue wounded Turks."
I love Mausers. My Grandpa gave me one (my first gun) that he got from his father, German 8mm, straight from WWII. My Father in Law loved it so much he went and got an older variant in 7mm.
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Birds: "I ain't becoming this guy's dinner tonight." *proceeds to fly away*
😂
Я боялся, что он пристрелит их 🥲
Wtf 😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Why duck said this?
You know it’s serious when he respectfully puts down the ammo instead of dumping it on the table.
Probably turkish ammo so he was scared it would go off or something
@@Furko08Are you Greek?
@@Jellywelly498 no I'm Turkish, but old Turkish 8mm ammo is notorious for having been stored badly and making guns break
@@Furko08 ahh that makes sense
@@Jellywelly498hahaha my first thought when someone says something even slightly negative about Turks: “are you Greek/Armenian?”
Love this one. My father told me every city hall has 5 rifles of these in the whole country even villages. These rifles where known by every soldier if you told them abaout Kirikkale, all where replaced by the M1 Garant in 1960. In 1968 the more modern G3 was produced under licence and in 1970’s all ground forces used G3’s.
ไร
Jesus loves ya all and He wants you to turn to Him and repent, it’s your choice if you want to or not..
Sggshwxbsn@@MostrandomM_toexisttoday
@@MostrandomM_toexisttodayNPC name
@@MostrandomM_toexisttoday Morality and ethical rebound effects can only reasonably be established upon natural law, empirical inquiry and calm observation. Energy can never get lost.
Bu silah Türkler için çok değerlidir her hangi bir tarih müzesinde bunlardan bir tanesini görmeniz mümkün gerçek bir mauser💥
Thx man :)
Im going there to buy one soon. Then (and im only 16) lmao 😅
Hadi oradan. O kadar değerli ki hepsini ucuz fiyattan yabancılara satıyoruz. Coniler ucuza alırken Türklerin sahip olması bile yasak.
@@kiddo4realaverage young man in america
Adam bizim müzede sergilediğimiz silahı kullanıyor
@@Berkai.fla1kTürkiye şartları malesef olsada atsak
Türkiye'den selamlar. ❤🇹🇷
aleykum selam
Oha kanalda ilk defa Türk gördüm as bayrakları as as as as
As
As
Neden türklerin çok cinayet işlediği bu kanaldan belli
Karşınızda TÜRK MAVZERİ!!
Mauser Düzgün Telafüz et Yarr
@@mynameStartswithr-n2r öncelikle neden bu kadar agresifsin? Ayrıca, ben markanın isminin okunuşunu yazdım "Türk Mauseri desem dahamı mantıklı olurdu.
@@atamahmutsarkaya1275 Şaka şaka Yarr
...
@@atamahmutsarkaya1275 Tamam Özür dilerim
Yarr
Nothing more satisfying than hearing the 'clicks' of cartridges being inserted in a rifle from a clip and having that clip fly off by the forward movement of the bolt.
thats why people love to play pubg
So nothing more satisfying than using a gun.. Ok
True
@@thiccnic5695 all guns are great. But oldies have that 'feel' that modern guns can't copy.
and it's even nicer to hear your moans from these bullets hitting you
Bro is still making high quality content and it isn't getting boring 🔥
I'm sure
I have no idea why you are expecting his video to get boring or the quality would drop, I think the only way his videos could get boring is when we get used to and under-appreciate them.
@@acknowledgedofalltheconseq366 yea thats what i meant
@@WalterWipe Oh okay, that's great
@@acknowledgedofalltheconseq366😊😊
O sırada türkler
-Bu bizim silah mı la -
Lisansı almanlardan aldık ama bizim
Evet kırıkkale derler ona 5 mermi atar
😊@@Eymen_YT419
Oyuna yakın savaşa uzak korkak
That is the first rifle I have ever fired in my life. In army military high school when I was 14, I fired it in firing range.. lots of memories with it. Good old days.. 😊
I wished I could shoot it that is my favorite rifle
komutanım kuleli mi
yıl kaçtı acaba?
@@boytun1283 hayır, Balıkesir Astsb.Hzlm.Ok.
@@ozanaydogan9533 1994-1997
I have a 1939 Turk. Dead accurate.
how did you get it?
@@ahmetcankarakas5864 Handed down from my dad, he had it for 20 years or so. He got it from a gun store.
How much you want
I want to buy
@@cenetruhi WTF Is wrong with you people, RUclips isnt a firearm store 😂
Vultures:
"He's accurate with that thing. Fuck this, I'm out"
Türk yok mu kardeşlerim
Burdayım kardeşşş
Burdayız abim
Burdayız
Shu yerdamiz qardoshim 🇺🇿 🇹🇷 🤝
@@fakhriddinumarov9784Türkiye'den tüm Türk Milletine selam olsun
TURKİYEDEN SELAMLAR 🇹🇷🇹🇷
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Saludos desde México
As
Pozdrowienia z Polski🇵🇱
I shot a Turkish Mauser from the first world war and it was one of the best rifles I have ever shot and one of the most fun I have shot as well
🗿
from which country you fight
@@Leopar1453rezil ettin bizi
@@Yanate1991 ne alaka
@@Yanate1991 şimdi anladım
I have a Yugoslavian Mauser. Great gun, and much cheaper than a German one!
Cool
Yes. Possibly even a little better manufactured than the wartime German k98.
@@tomstulc9143 Many of them are kinda "refurbished" german WW2 guns. A friend of mine has one of them.
Jesus loves ya all and He wants you to turn to Him and repent, it’s your choice if you want to or not..
@MostrandomM_toexisttoday Jesus wouldn't have been on a cross if he had had a gun, buddy. And the right to defend oneself and one's nation is a right afforded BY God. His Shepard's must defend the flock from wolves. Read the Old Testament.
As bayrak ları asasas 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Emredersiniz komutanım!!! Auuuuuuuu🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🐺🐺🐺🐺
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
😢😢😢😊😅😮😢🎉😂❤
Got a Model 93 Turkish made in 1933 in 1995. Bayonet and accessories included: $49.95 before tax. Damn, I miss the 90's!
What a beautiful art piece you have there.
ruclips.net/user/shortsIAdaRlm1X4Y?si=sskNw52uqtR8-kX-
You know what we did with those guns hold it
@@mevlutayhan5134 still in the closet, and comes out for a range day, or deer season once in a while.
Ucj2urgjrur
Thought bro was bouta light up the birds 😭
Jwhvfos🎉😊
Vultures are federally protected because all birds of prey in the United States are.
Качество изделий и конструкций на века, металл цвет и звук движений завораживает.
Its something about the Turkish Mausers, like they mix more modern elements with elements of German Imperial rifles.
Jesus loves ya all and He wants you to turn to Him and repent, it’s your choice if you want to or not..
No@@MostrandomM_toexisttoday
Exreudgurg gr
Fegdgoedwksdnravs
"An army man is trained to know the rifle. After countless battles with his most loyal companion he returns home. He may try to learn new skills such as for work or home life, but he will always know and remember the rifle." It's not exactly how the saying goes but I always think of it when I see a classic weapon like that
Marine, not "army man"
Jam we.
Yp7o0
The thumbnail made me think it was a M1 Garand
Şu an aynı fabrika da MPT76 üretiliyor. O da çok güzel silah 👍🏼
yerli milli AR-15
@@oed1461 AR-15 mekanizma, MPT-76 o mekanizmayı kullanan başlı başına farklı bir silah.
@@imilitary886 AR-15 kullanan silahlar AR-15 kategorisinde değerlendirilmekte.
Bu Tüfeğin adı Türk mavzeri ama üretimini biz yapmadık O dönem müttefik olduğumuz Almanya Mauser firmasına bizim için ürettirdi ve adı Türk mavzeri oldu.. ilk olarak Çanakkale Savaşında kullanıldı.. Yani üretimini biz değil Almanlar yaptı
Bu Tüfeğin adı Türk mavzeri ama üretimini biz yapmadık O dönem müttefik olduğumuz Almanya Mauser firmasına bizim için ürettirdi ve adı Türk mavzeri oldu.. ilk olarak Çanakkale Savaşında kullanıldı.. Yani üretimini biz değil Almanlar yaptı
If there's a scope it becomes a perfect sniper rifle
الو
I'm starting to think this guy just shows off the first time using every gun he has, throws them away and switches to the next.
My father used this weapon in 1980 when he was in the Isparta recruit unit in Turkey. Kırıkkale (City) is also produced.
abi hâlâ satiliyormu ya
@@Yigitefe-12412. El bulunabiliyo karadeniz ve doğuda
Abi Türkiye yazın. Bize hindi demeye çalışıyor bunlar.
for a second there i almost screamed "well i guess we're having bird for dinner"
That's the nicest non-WW2 rifle I've seen in my life.
This is gewher 98' s turkish version in 1943. But, gewher 98 was used in ww1
Very nice sir, yet another high quality video of a vintage rifle, the correct ammunition was a nice touch too. Can’t wait for the full video.
bandoleer was great too
গঘভবফুঅআঔওউঊই😂😂🎉😢❤😅😊❤
I was looking through my shop books from the 90s. I was buying Turkish Mausers from Navy Arms / Gibbs for $19-$29 each depending on model. Sold them for $35 to $50 each. They flew off the racks. While well used, and I mean well used, they still had decent bores. Better than most refurbished Mosins. Definitely
When you see that and you proud, you're a real Turk
MKE was producing this in Kırıkkale. We have got the licence from Germany.
This weapon known as kırıkkale rifle(kırıkkale tüfeği)
@@ApertureScience361 yeah
sonunda silahlarla ilgilenen bir Türk buldum
@@Tesakneverdiesilahları seviyoruz ama Amerika'da olduğu gibi atış yapamıyoruz :D
Var bi hayalimiz@@salimbarak3857
As a proud owner of a Turk can say this is pretty darn accurate
kaç paraya aldın lan biz de alalım eğer türkler ucuzsa
@@schkann1384 it was given to me by my father.
@@ludluka şakayı anlamadın aga
ممنون که به حیوانات صدمه نمیزنی❤
I've used this Turkish 8mm light ball ammo in various 98 actions for years with no problems or issues...very accurate and sure-fire. NOT for use in semis, however...
Jqjhjqihaamniq
From Türkiye and love your channel
OOOOO ARKADAŞLARRRRR NEEE DİYOOO TURKİYE YAŞASIN IRKIMIZ 🤍❤️❤️🤍🤍❤️🤍❤️❤️🤍🤍❤️🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🐺❤️🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
The accuracy of this mauser is truly incredible.
Türk mavzeri harika❤
kesinlikle
❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊
Is mouser company name?
Asfa Ankara k.kale
I am Turkish. Thank you☺️
Equitación no jefes no 😊😊
This is one of those guns that I really wish I could just hold if that. What a beautiful weapon.
I actually just bought one, I seriously consider getting one they are cheap and very reliable
Can we just talk about how good this guys aim is??
No
@@Sultan-Zaviyar-RehanNo
I really love the riffle, it's very old (much older than us!) but still can work properly.. Mauser is classic, it's a proof of good quality craftmanship..
İt was really good without scope
@@Seloading Yup, I was thinking where's the scope?
This makes me super happy to see! i have a 46 Turkish Mauser probably my favorite gun i own
My first Mauser was a Turkish one, paid for it, got it, went to go shoot, didn't fire, take it to a gun smith, get told I was sold a wall hanger. Was a painful day to learn that.
Turkish Mauser Best Gun.
Because its german
@@rainerhaider8434 It says Turkish production on it. Look carefully.
@@rainerhaider8434 originally german but produced in turkey eventually goat rifle tho
@@aybarsbaba01It doesnt matter who produces it. It is originally German.
Арисака?!😂
Больше 100 лет системе и по сей день одна из лучших, если не самая лучшая.
Великие умы создали. По этому и отлично получилось.
Yup, in fact they say that the Mauser is the measuring stick for many modern sporting rifles today.
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Потому что проста и без лишних сложностей
Все субьективно! Самая лучшая система чего? Затвора, патрона, подачи, ствола, эргономики, прицел? Для каких задач, самая лучшая? По весу, самая лучшая? По размеру?
Например на медведя лучше 12 калибр, гладкоствол!) Лучше американской, лучше английской, лучше мосинки?
Что лучше!?))
Efsanevi bir piyade tüfeği
This
is my grandpa's first love
Love from india❤😊
Police still use similar 303 rifles
You have Turkish Mauser in india?
Mauser war einer der ältesten und international bekanntesten deutschen Waffenhersteller, insbesondere von militärischen und zivilen Handfeuerwaffen. 1999 wurde der Zivilwaffenbereich in die Mauser Jagdwaffen GmbH mit Unternehmenssitz in Isny im Allgäu abgespalten und an die Lüke & Ortmeier Gruppe verkauft.
I could watch this channel all day...
This guy has better aim than main characters in movies
Beautiful weapon, all those old wood grain guns look really good to me, and the bolt action style rifle is just my favorite
My Turk has Arabic numerals on the sight ramp
Ottomans using todays turkish and arabic language
your videos just feels so good to watch than other guns videos. very cool and clean shiny weapons
이 장총이 사랑받는 이유는 사거리가 길고 정확도가 높다.
저격용으로 명품이지.
성철씨 제발....
크 역시 마우저😊
efsanevi türk mavzeri türkiyeden selamlar
I have one from 1941 that still has German Imperial markings on it.
ne almanı asalak.. 😂
Hey buddy, might wanna sit down. Those aren’t imperial markings.
Watch out for the Turkish ammo. Over the years powder has degraded to point where it may not be safe to shoot. Nice rifle, got one just like it a few months ago.
Ho to hi
Yea I wouldn’t shoot too old ammunition
Its so beautiful, the rifle. I wish I had one. Everything about it from its fine wood to the metal to the smooth way it operates is catharsis. Its more than a firearm, its art.
If you like that old Mauser, you should pull the old Turkish ammo apart, and reduce the powder charge by 5 grains. You risk cracking the stock on that rifle.
I've fired over 14,000 rounds of 1930s Turkish ammo so far. Hasn't hurt any rifle yet. It doesn't even kick as hard as new manufacturer, European 8mm JS hunting ammo.
Honestly, if you want to download it, I'd go more like 10% than 5. 5% isn't much.
The only problem with Turkish ammo besides the common primer issues that's universal to milsurp is the brass being brittle. It's a lighter load than German light ball or even Portuguese light ball which are both extremely well regarded.
The birds : Danger alert, the sniper is aiming at us.
For some reason this gun looks like a musket to me but with faster reloading time
Nice a Murkish Tauser
You can just feel that smooth mauser action
Thought it was gonna be those birds last day for a min
How does this man even get all these?
These guns are probably still manufactured or he got it from an online sale.
@@shorty8065 I was "aiming" for a more sarcastic reply but ok
@@shorty8065online dark web?
CIA drop off
Time travel.
He served in all of those wars and brought these back.
That's a "Great" looking rifle, but I'll hold on to my mosin.🤔
You'd take a mosin over that ? Lmao
@@StrikeEagle713def
this has got to be one of the most beautiful old fashioned guns i have seen
The Greeks were the weapon that taught them to swim.
For people who dont know the difference between magazines and clips.
Biz Türklerin öve öve bitiremeyeceği o efsanevi tüfek
Quality 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
🤮
@@mumblerinc.6660😅are you greek
Praise to Abdul The Terrible (Sniper)
😄... BOOM, HEADSHOT
:3
@@1-TL Nope bruh he was an agent who was sent to gallopoli to kill famous british sniper Billy Sign, Sign was counting easy kills since there were no counter snipers at Ottoman side, Abdul located his ass (it was easy since he was known for staying in terrible locations for days) and injured him, Billy returned in a week and won the duel this time
@@1-TL Wow, look at this: According to Reed, "Every time Billy Sing felt sorry for the poor Turks, he remembered how their snipers picked off the Australian officers in the early days of the landing, and he hardened his heart. But he never fired at a stretcher-bearer or any of the soldiers who were trying to rescue wounded Turks."
Tremenda precisión tiene el fusil Mauser,hice el servicio militar en el año 1982 y tuve el honor de disparar con el.❤❤
I love Mausers. My Grandpa gave me one (my first gun) that he got from his father, German 8mm, straight from WWII.
My Father in Law loved it so much he went and got an older variant in 7mm.
Hello from Türkiye ❤
Your Mauser is likely older. 1943 is when it was refurbished
シンプルでクラシックな銃。
使い込まれているが、よく手入れがされていて美しい。👍
Agree
That's pretty much a kar
Ngl those bullets look pretty cool
Great looking rifle love it.
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I am curious what kind of wood they use in these rifle very reliable
Wood².
I can't believe that's the one they use on a hunt or war it's like more high tech than new ones
"sir you need to pay the kebab"
İm a turk and i hate kebab you not know pide and lahmacun
Sonho de consumo!!!! Linda demaisss
one of the most underrated mausers out there. they get overshadowed by so many others
Coisa linda 🇧🇷
I have a Turkish Mauser like that
But is it safe to use Turkish 8mm surplus ammo?
عايز واحده زيها كم السعر باالمصري
@@انس-ط2ر9رtree fiddy
Looks and shoots like a solid rifle should. Lovely bit of kit 👌
Plese don't kill birds❤❤
meanwhile bird - why are you looking at me
Bro forgot to close his camera before Doing his favourite work💀💀
Shooting this far without using scope is crazy 🔥
a'm TURKİSH
bizim silahımız bizim ünümüz
Bro, we got this before GTA six 😭😭😭
That looks like a WWI Mauser, so much for updating for WWII Turkey!
For a moment I thought: Down that bird goes, Howdy!
People who thought he was gonna shoot the birds🗿👇
Merchant: got something that might interest ya. What're ya buyin?