Funny how the Germans made the quintessential "Bad Guy" weapon (The MP40) during the war, and then made the quintessential "Good guy" weapon (The MP5) after the war
@@retro.mp4558 I mean... much in the same way as the US bitched about the FAL forcing them to use .308 and making the weapon cumbersome. You could say no one wants to be beaten at their own game
The folding chair. A lightweight, compact, yet sturdy design for a growing demand of a reliable portable seating item. Founded by Joseph Beverly Fenby, the fold-able chair was design around 1855. And patented by the British engineer in 1877. The chair was use to combat the needs of a portable, cheap seating item. Most commonly use for camping, holding large parties, and on the go it was one the remarkable weapon suitable for transportation. And sturdy enough to leave huge bruises on wrestling champions. The chair are typically made of aluminum for its phenomenal strength-to-weight ratio, and by today it is made out of hard plastic, metal or wood. Coated rip-stop nylon is the fabric of choice for the seating material durability, water resistance, and comfort. It usefulness in combat mark it stages as a unchallenged vanity weapon and tool. Can be wield one or two handed, it can be a effective blunt weapon, most commonly use as the weapon of choice among World Wrestling Entertainment players. In 1947, Fredric Arnold created the first aluminum folding chair with fabric strapping for the seat and back. By 1957, Fredric Arnold Company of Brooklyn, New York, was manufacturing more than 14,000 chairs per day. Today, the folding chair is mostly made of hard plastic or metal or wood. Ever increasing the might of the weapon. The Deckchair The Director's seat The folding chair.
@@unnamed_boi yes, the 8500 units I talked about was the japanese type100 smgs. 30 000 might've been a good amount for a small country but definietly not enough for a large empire such as japan.
@@unnamed_boi for me it said - 8,500 in the general info tab)(enlgish page). But whatever, not nearly enough. They still were so few the smgs were basically novelties for officers, and not for frontline troopers. I heard many of them got issued nothing but bamboo sticks...
Dustin Same with the MP-40 though. Only a little over 1 million of them were produced. They were only issued to officers and NCO’s. The standard service weapon for Germany was the Kar...
"The MP40; Stormtrooper, Villain, Rebel..." This guy makes the most innovative script ever. No matter the length of the video, it's an interesting watch throughout.
Ahoy's videos are made so far apart. Either he is putting a LOT of time into these videos (it shows) or some other reason. But whatever reason that is, i hope Ahoy is ok
If I had to guess he works in the industry (whether that’s video game, video production, etc...) so this is a passion project. On top of that, a “The first video game” video is totally going to be a deep dive. While I’d love a new video now, I know it’ll be worth the wait.
My only criticism is that perhaps there's too much emphasis on the production value. The actual information side of things is a little on the lacking side (perhaps that isn't the intent of the video).
Our stories began, in a time were words were not even invented yet. Caves, paleolithic and of course... primitive. At that time period, survival was a game of the fittest. Wild beasts wield claws, strong bodies and thick fur. The man, had none. It wasn't that long until humans realize they need a way to increase their lethality, or they'll be at the brink of extinction. Fortunately, the humans were pretty innovative. They quickly realized that with a simple stone, it almost doubles the lethal power of their fists, increasing material damage and can ensure a killing blow when struck correctly. And of course when in an emergency situation, it can be thrown. While not particularly lethal like the spear, nor as accurate as the bow, but it was the first, and it gets the job done. Historians wasn't sure when humans really adopted the stone as a mass weapon given the lack of evidence as time has crumble them and left us nothing but dust, but one thing is certain, it's by the end of the decade, everyone had them. It was humans first show of violence and retaliation, a *far cry* from what other animal's means to defend themselves. But it was this difference of humanity, that ensured their survival until now. Even until today, the stone still remains relevant, as a construction material, used to forge and erect buildings and monuments, or as a symbol of rebellion and resentment.
@@GiraffeFeatures I meant their boss/top ranking dude. The regulars are probably hard drinking middle/low class that like to fight, cause a bit a trouble when they can get away with it.
Damn good to see Ahoy back, PS the MP40 did show up in Vietnam in the hands of the Viet Cong (and some US special forces) and it’s represented in Rising Storm 2 Vietnam
This guy is a modern-day maven. This shit is legit. Bonafide art dealer, philosophical soliloquies & the guts to tell it like it is. What comes next you can bet it will be delicious!
He took a break after season 3 ended. This is now the first Iconic Arms video of what I assume to be season 4. So, we should be expecting a whole bunch more of these to come out soon enough. :)
I would pay to hear you talk about a sandwich "I am now crafting some rations from 2 pieces of tactical bread and exactly 24 grams of ham, as you can see, it is a very scary and delicate process"
He could try googling the subject for a few minutes to be sure he doesn't come out with mis-information, this is my first of his videos and, well, he could use a fact-checker, and needs to be clearer when what he is saying is his subjective opinion and not a fact.
Yayo' Ariowibowo I’d guess a former Yugoslav nation like Croatia or Serbia or maybe Poland, both nations have pretty restrictive gun laws so it’d probably have to be deactivated
Vulpes Inculta probably not Croatia, they got along surprisingly well with the Nazies, mostly because of their ethnic ties with non Slavic peoples in the region
if you think that’s crazy, the bloody maxim mg is being used. it’s a more recent 7.62x54R version, but keep in mind that the original maxim patent was in 1883, making it closer to the 1776 american revolution than the 2022 ukraine conflict.
Very nice video Ahoy and it nice to see iconic arms return with a worthy weapon to kick it off. Also thanks for showing the similarities in the use of the mp-40 from the E-5 blaster in starwars and witch further recognizes George Lucas's inspiration from ww1-2 for arguably the most popular scifi movie ever created
M4,AK-74,PKM,M249,diska the .50 I call it diska since the muzzle is like discs,Humvee,Mrap,T-34,T-54,T-55,T-62,T-64,T-72,M4 sherman,M48,M60(tank),RPG-(2-29),Law anit tank (Rpg and laws since the rocket lancher vid isn't good enought for such common weapons),G3,M1 abrams,c8 and c9 canadain rifles,L82,Mg 3or mg 34 or 42 vid,badger 300 blackout or honey badger,Mosin,Lee Enfield,K98k,SKS,and more Edit after 4 mins A10,F-14,F-15,F,-16,F-18,F-22,F-35,EURO FIGHTER,Spencer repeater,colt peace keeper,AR-15,AR-10,Scorpine handgun smg thing from czechslavic(Czech republic),hinde,cobar,M110 SASS,M113 apc or AA or light anit armor.
@@wheneggsdrop1701 the M48 patton is still pretty much thrown under the bus (along with the M46 and M47) by the M60 Patton And also just because the Honey Badger has been in like 5 games doesn't make it iconic It hasn't made any traction in real life either Also I doubt Stuart's going to talk about tanks and planes since they aren't going to be very common in games besides tank/flight sims
@@windex1613 I mean yeah but he makes everything by hand. All his animations, script, game play,editing. Trust me as an editor that takes wayy longer than a few months
Stuart Brown began his channel as a video game review & commentary space. The "Iconic Arms" series is rooted in this, but expands to talk about the real world origins and history.
Patrick Thaller Finally someone knows! I had an ancestor from there, he was knighted by the King of Bavaria, hence my username. He’s very interesting, his name was Karl Alfred Ritter von Zittel if you want to learn more.
@@Breakaway-ic5gj That's all you really need from Stuart. That man has the default voice of narration. When he speaks, the crowd shuts up and listens carefully.
@Juan Sanchez Again, it wasnt really used that massively outside of the US, but it sure as hell is an iconic firearm of the US military that almost HAS to be the topic of one of his videos in the future ^^
Another great video. You're really good at making these videos. From the visuals, to the references, to voice work. It all just gives it that amazing feeling. I enjoy the references in movies and games and the history of the weapons shown. The little color pallets used to show the guns at times is also pretty neat and original to you. And your voice used to narrate it just fits so well with these weapons. On-top of that you give great narrations to go with that great voice. And last but not least the music that is played really fits well and sounds great. Cannot recommend this channel enough for how great these videos are made. Keep up the amazing work. Always look forward to seeing them in my subscription feed.
Guy Pierson I would kindly like to see you back up your claim. Scroll anywhere through the comment section and you’ll only find people appreciating the effort Ahoy puts into his videos. I guess it’s up to you whether you like them or not.
[5C01] AU Wai Pui George there are a ton of fact checkers on Wikipedia, and you can tell whether or not the article potentially has false info by the [citation needed] things.
@@Mit852 It's used for long distance roles that standard rifles like the M40 can't reach; It has more than twice the range. Rarely are anti-material rifles used for anti-material roles today.
@HentaiHistorian that set and the Gewehr 98 / Karabiner 98k would make two good videos. I'm thinking an SA80 (L85, L86) video could be alright, or maybe SCAR, P220 series, M249, Super 90 etc
Steven Bobby Bills I’d say the M249 and the P220 series are in good order. Personally, I’d like the Barrett M82, the Glock series, the G36, the Draugonov (dunno if I spelled that right), or a personal favorite- the Walther PPK or the Makarov. Come to think of it, the pump-action shotgun deserves some love as well.
The first* If you're gonna say the Fedorov Avtomat is the first, don't. It's not chambered in an intermediate round, and thus is disqualified to be an assault rifle.
@@brooksman10 That's not how that works... It was a full rifle caliber round back then and it is now. Just because it wasn't as big as the normal rounds of the era doesn't make it an intermediate round.
Rose Supreme Well he just uploaded one about the glock. As much as I do wish he would upload more, I understand that it takes time for him to really dig deep with his research which is what makes his content of such high quality. He doesn’t just google a gun and just read off the first website he comes across
I always wondered what made the Kriss Vector popular and how its ammunition brought back relevance even after the discontinuation of the M1911 from US troops in the 80s/90s and the Thompson submachine gun even earlier
@@somebodysomewhere4943 where I live at least, the police don't take away anything that I have legal or moral rights to. If you do, I'm sorry for you, but the only people that get things taken away by law enforcement here are criminals.
Funny how the Germans made the quintessential "Bad Guy" weapon (The MP40) during the war, and then made the quintessential "Good guy" weapon (The MP5) after the war
Seems like they're just pretty good at making quintessential guns.
@@Octave_Rolland basically the germans are good at almost everything
Well, let's not forget the fact that Germany bitched about the P90 so much that there is no standard NATO pistol cartridge.
@@retro.mp4558 I mean... much in the same way as the US bitched about the FAL forcing them to use .308 and making the weapon cumbersome.
You could say no one wants to be beaten at their own game
@cart5530 cart5530 more like *ZE GERMAN SCIENCE IS ZE BEST IN ZE WORLD*
Gonna watch all your Black Ops 1 weapon guides now
*hello everyone*
Wtf, my 2 favorite RUclipsrs in one vid?????
What are you doing here? Are you gonna add him to one of your videos?
Everyone loves Ahoy
So this is YOUR daily dose of Internet
I swear this guy can make a chair sound deadly
Lightweight. Sturdy. Foldable. The top weapon of choice amongst WWE warriors. The foldable chair.
If you can perfectly aim the chair you are gurranteed to kill someone on a headshot
Plastic , steel , wooden ... Gave choices to the users . Nonetheless deadly , cheap , and gets the job done
The chair;
a tool, a weapon, and a comfort zone.
The folding chair.
A lightweight, compact, yet sturdy design for a growing demand of a reliable portable seating item.
Founded by Joseph Beverly Fenby, the fold-able chair was design around 1855. And patented by the British engineer in 1877.
The chair was use to combat the needs of a portable, cheap seating item. Most commonly use for camping, holding large parties, and on the go it was one the remarkable weapon suitable for transportation. And sturdy enough to leave huge bruises on wrestling champions.
The chair are typically made of aluminum for its phenomenal strength-to-weight ratio, and by today it is made out of hard plastic, metal or wood. Coated rip-stop nylon is the fabric of choice for the seating material durability, water resistance, and comfort. It usefulness in combat mark it stages as a unchallenged vanity weapon and tool.
Can be wield one or two handed, it can be a effective blunt weapon, most commonly use as the weapon of choice among World Wrestling Entertainment players.
In 1947, Fredric Arnold created the first aluminum folding chair with fabric strapping for the seat and back. By 1957, Fredric Arnold Company of Brooklyn, New York, was manufacturing more than 14,000 chairs per day. Today, the folding chair is mostly made of hard plastic or metal or wood. Ever increasing the might of the weapon.
The Deckchair
The Director's seat
The folding chair.
"SMG's will be relevant from the beginning"
Japan: "Wait, say what?"
Well, they had the Type 100. But compared to the Arisaka and Type 99 LMG there weren't very many of them to go around.
@@unnamed_boi and ended the war with very few as well, with around 8500 units produced
@@unnamed_boi yes, the 8500 units I talked about was the japanese type100 smgs. 30 000 might've been a good amount for a small country but definietly not enough for a large empire such as japan.
@@unnamed_boi for me it said - 8,500 in the general info tab)(enlgish page). But whatever, not nearly enough. They still were so few the smgs were basically novelties for officers, and not for frontline troopers. I heard many of them got issued nothing but bamboo sticks...
Dustin Same with the MP-40 though. Only a little over 1 million of them were produced. They were only issued to officers and NCO’s. The standard service weapon for Germany was the Kar...
God damn I have missed these videos!
JedDraws Me too, I’ve been waiting for ages for this one
Who else feels “cool” because they already heard a lot of this information from Forgotten Weapons?
Ikr! Just how long has it been since the last Iconic Arms video has been uploaded to this channel?
@@DLBBALL me
Same.
"The MP40; Stormtrooper, Villain, Rebel..."
This guy makes the most innovative script ever. No matter the length of the video, it's an interesting watch throughout.
These endings make me cry not so manly tears they're just perfect.
And i get goosebumps all the time.
He's got the perfect documentary voice
He's like one of those guys who takes video games seriously & literally writes a book about every horrifying thing you see in the game.
can somebody please tell me intro music?
*gunshots*
*screams*
*explosions*
> I sleep.
"Bro there's a new Iconic Arms episode out"
*A W O K E N*
*_A S C E N D E D_*
S L E E P N ' T
@@OGsploorp EVEN BETTER
SUMMONED
[ a w a k e n ]
"They called it the mp40. And the rest is history." Honestly, he kinda sounded like Price right there
He probably is
What actually did you expect?
Jafool
Who. Is prince?
Plot twist: He *IS* actually Price
Mr. Ahoy, you're trending on videogames, congrats!
que sorprendente verte aqui Zico!
plz talk about vector next
@@Ida-xe8pg he already had that video
950 likes. Now hit that mystery box!
@@greatname9814 No.
Ah, finally Ahoy returns to satisfy us gun nerds
i don't even like guns, i just watch these because of the insane quality and that sultry voice
Fuck me dude. Even as a WW2 gun nut I still learn things from his videos.
Ya’ll should check out Ian McCullum at Forgotten Weapons. Also InRangeTV.
Ian's Network Hail Gun Jesus
I don't really care about guns but god damn is it nice to have a quality video about their history.
Stylish + Informative + Artistic + Super Cool = Ahoy
@Hentai Commander He's the jontron of firearm documentary.
You missed a trick by spelling out SAISC instead of AHOY.
You forgot 'deep panty moistening voice' to the list
ahoy ploz make a vid about ze vector
SIASC
Ahoy's videos are made so far apart. Either he is putting a LOT of time into these videos (it shows) or some other reason. But whatever reason that is, i hope Ahoy is ok
Got a feeling that his next video is gonna be another feature-length.
Indeed.....I hope he is ok....
@@AllenZhaoMain The first video game. It's in the description. Probably researching the shit out of it. The next video is gonna be amazing hopefully
If I had to guess he works in the industry (whether that’s video game, video production, etc...) so this is a passion project.
On top of that, a “The first video game” video is totally going to be a deep dive.
While I’d love a new video now, I know it’ll be worth the wait.
I have him to thank for my skill in call of duty
The production value on these videos is insane
Nathaniel Palmer vector porn.
I know right!
Irk
At least some people, Ahoy, value quality over quantity.
My only criticism is that perhaps there's too much emphasis on the production value. The actual information side of things is a little on the lacking side (perhaps that isn't the intent of the video).
Ok that reload transition at 8:28 from day of defeat to wolfenstein was slick as hell
Though I won't be able to get past the fact that that Day of defeat example is on...cs_office. the counterstrike map.
It's made by Valve so no surprises there.
CS is a mod yknow. Maps were reused valve assets.
@@Adalore The shit you find on DoD multiplayer
It's always a good day when Ahoy releases a new vid.
Hopefully you have more than a few good days a year.
Maybe when egoraptor uploads too.
More like an outstanding one
You're god damn right
It's always a good day when Ahoy releases an Iconic Arms video! Or any video for that matter. Keep up the great work!
SoS
_"Pure Solid."_
_"Comes in many shapes."_
_"And Who's man's first weapon?"_
_"The Stone."_
The Stone
Natural
Heavy
Effective
DUDUDUN DUDUN DUDUN
Our stories began, in a time were words were not even invented yet. Caves, paleolithic and of course... primitive. At that time period, survival was a game of the fittest. Wild beasts wield claws, strong bodies and thick fur. The man, had none. It wasn't that long until humans realize they need a way to increase their lethality, or they'll be at the brink of extinction.
Fortunately, the humans were pretty innovative. They quickly realized that with a simple stone, it almost doubles the lethal power of their fists, increasing material damage and can ensure a killing blow when struck correctly. And of course when in an emergency situation, it can be thrown. While not particularly lethal like the spear, nor as accurate as the bow, but it was the first, and it gets the job done.
Historians wasn't sure when humans really adopted the stone as a mass weapon given the lack of evidence as time has crumble them and left us nothing but dust, but one thing is certain, it's by the end of the decade, everyone had them.
It was humans first show of violence and retaliation, a *far cry* from what other animal's means to defend themselves. But it was this difference of humanity, that ensured their survival until now.
Even until today, the stone still remains relevant, as a construction material, used to forge and erect buildings and monuments, or as a symbol of rebellion and resentment.
@@then00brathalos You dropped this 👑 king
@@then00brathalos legend.
This voice sounds like some SAS commander.
Hardcore, yet a gentleman and a scholar.
Bet him and Price have fun time talking about guns and tactics.
Lol Thatcher
I can assure you SAS troopers aren’t gentlemen and scholars.
@@GiraffeFeatures I meant their boss/top ranking dude.
The regulars are probably hard drinking middle/low class that like to fight, cause a bit a trouble when they can get away with it.
As all SAS commanders sound like.
*_Sees MP40 in the Middle East_*
"THAT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM!"
An Stg-44 in the MidEast, tell me a more depressing view
*Harrison Jones intensifies*
*This all belongs in a museum...*
yeah, what a great fate for a gun, to just gather dust somewhere never to fire another bullet...
This guy can make your everyday pencil sound dangerous.
This needs to be an April fools video
In the hands of John Wick, it is dangerous
I once saw Ahoy kill 3 guys in a bar with a pencil
The Ticonderoga #2 pencil. Quizmaster. Sharpened. Get some.
John wick agree with this
Ahoy: "Picture The Scene..."
Me: *Is already sweating bullets*
Can you sweat 9mm rounds? Need to reload some mags
Damn good to see Ahoy back, PS the MP40 did show up in Vietnam in the hands of the Viet Cong (and some US special forces) and it’s represented in Rising Storm 2 Vietnam
Vietnam War Memes *Intensifies
Something Something Jazz Hands you're thinking about the S&W 76 being used by us special operations but yes the mp40 did find its way into the north
Rising Storm 2 Vietnam is one of my fav war games.
The AKS's folding stock was taken from the MP-40
İntergalactic Terrorist well we (US) didn't adopt the mp5 so early because it was brand new, unproven and too expensive
i love the clean colorblocking style, and the attention to detail like using the period correct american flag. you do such a good job on these.
quality over quantity they say
The simplistic color schemes
OOOOOOOOOH I've waited ages for new Iconic Arms episode! Cheers,Ahoy!
Please can you do some kind of April's fool when you talk about something ordinary but make it sound lethal????
Mattia Longhin he did I think, it was about the minecraft wooden sword
The No. 2 Pencil
The Chauchat Machinegun.
IDW DANYA
*the flip flop*
Holy shit, a legend has returned
And the legend needs to return again
Yup
aaaand hes gone "Insert family guy meme"
This guy is a modern-day maven. This shit is legit. Bonafide art dealer, philosophical soliloquies & the guts to tell it like it is. What comes next you can bet it will be delicious!
Your long format documentaries are god tier. But it's great to see the classic short form content back!
Judging by your profile pic , you like some DAKKA don't you ?
Ahoy uploads are basically holidays. So much quality in each video.
Small.
Deadly.
Effective.
Used by David in his war against the Palestine.
_The Pebble_
The Giant Destroyer
Philistine
FOR YOU SEE, LONG AGO-
I actually read that in his voice!
Quite thrilling
The last Iconic Arms video (P90) was uploaded in April 2017, almost TWO full years ago. Hoping more of this series. [Thank you for the likes]
They require a lot of effort, they require research, transitions,art,voice overs, etc not to mention that he also has a real-life.
@@jerrell1169 including making those vector arts and gathering some gameplay footages
He took a break after season 3 ended. This is now the first Iconic Arms video of what I assume to be season 4. So, we should be expecting a whole bunch more of these to come out soon enough. :)
Yeah, this series is what brought me to his channel
I know right!? When I saw this I started screaming like a little girl I was so happy
This is a rare, but nonetheless exquisite treat.
delicious mlmlmlmlmlm
Rad Penguin as is your pfp
indeed
Well done as always. The audio quality always blows me away.
i want to know so bad what mic he is using
“The mp40 served only in a five year band.” Insurgents and Vietcong: Well yes, but actually no
I heard that a US soldier used one and traded with some Australian guys for 9mm rounds
Fallschirmjäger I’ve heard that some of the US would trade Tommy guns for Owen smgs
Micah Dadbeh why tho owen is only usable with hipfire
k u d a s a i Not true. Though it has weird sights, the recoil of it is quite manageable
Бошњак They do.
WOW dude, this video is very cool. i can't wait till you make another one
**Waits for eternity**
HA! quality or quantity. The age-old question.
Yes he takes forever, but by the emperor it's worth it.
He also has a kid now. So tending to him (?) is pretty much a priority.
Wishing Stu did Bonus again though. I miss that.
Two-three years ago I think. It’s a boy. Geoffrey I think his name was, or something with a G. Right Stu?
I hope a new video is due soon! Really miss your voice, and I can only re-watch all your videos a certain amount of times!
E
I was expecting you to get more recognition lol.
@@ZacharySkan who is he
I love the mix of gaming and the historic accuracy and education
I would pay to hear you talk about a sandwich
"I am now crafting some rations from 2 pieces of tactical bread and exactly 24 grams of ham, as you can see, it is a very scary and delicate process"
The deathwhich
@@jacobvelica3116 ancient design, reliable, always there when you’re hungry
@@Engieman909 "munch"
*MASCHINENPISTOLE VIERZIG*
I see you everywhere, you're in the comments for every history-related video.
JAWOHL
SANITÄTER!
Das war ein Befehl!
trycoldman23 JAAAA
I never, EVER thought that this would return, please keep this going
This is it chief.
Stop following me
Yes
A
Why do I see you on every single video 😂
Then again, who doesn't love a good firearm.
Nice to see you!
I wonder if he will return, sad the algorithm doesn't give more attention to these well liked, entertaining, informative, high quality videos.
It has over a million views..
I don't think child friendly censorship helps this channel out when the subject matter is killing machines
Just made a video yesterday
He could try googling the subject for a few minutes to be sure he doesn't come out with mis-information, this is my first of his videos and, well, he could use a fact-checker, and needs to be clearer when what he is saying is his subjective opinion and not a fact.
It feels like RUclips's algorithms give all attention to garbage clickbait videos that waste everyones time.
So glad you made this video. I still have the MP40 that my grandfather captured from german waffen SS, when he was in the resistance.
What country are you from?
Yayo' Ariowibowo I’d guess a former Yugoslav nation like Croatia or Serbia or maybe Poland, both nations have pretty restrictive gun laws so it’d probably have to be deactivated
Vulpes Inculta probably not Croatia, they got along surprisingly well with the Nazies, mostly because of their ethnic ties with non Slavic peoples in the region
From where your grandfather was?
Argyrus 47 yo that’s sick...your grandfather your g.o.a.t
the man
the myth
the legend
AHOY IS BACK
ikr i love them chips ahoy
Awesome content as always. See you in 2023 for the next one!
LooooL
Quality over quantity.
Yeah, $24000 a year for uploading 2-3 videos a year. Laughing all the way to the bank.
Its interesting to watch this, then realize the mp40 has appeared in Ukraine. Even over 80 year later, the thing just does not die.
Agreed. Same with the StG 44, another German weapon that saw limited use at the end of WW2.
Which side is using it tho?
if you think that’s crazy, the bloody maxim mg is being used. it’s a more recent 7.62x54R version, but keep in mind that the original maxim patent was in 1883, making it closer to the 1776 american revolution than the 2022 ukraine conflict.
@@MasterGordon5115 Ofc by the ukorps XD
[Laughs in Mosin]
I love the smell of an Ahoy video in the morning. Smells like... Perfection
@@lntegrate Are you sure you're not talking about me?
How about all of us ?
That ending got me so pumped up!
yeah i missed his videos :D
Very nice video Ahoy and it nice to see iconic arms return with a worthy weapon to kick it off.
Also thanks for showing the similarities in the use of the mp-40 from the E-5 blaster in starwars and witch further recognizes George Lucas's inspiration from ww1-2 for arguably the most popular scifi movie ever created
@Cyrian Genesis yeah Han Solo's DL-44 is based off of it
Suggestions for future _Iconic Arms_ episodes:
*Barrett M82*
*KRISS Vector*
*FN Five-seveN*
*M2 Browning*
*Luger*
*Kalashnikov Dragunov*
He already did the FAL.
M4,AK-74,PKM,M249,diska the .50 I call it diska since the muzzle is like discs,Humvee,Mrap,T-34,T-54,T-55,T-62,T-64,T-72,M4 sherman,M48,M60(tank),RPG-(2-29),Law anit tank (Rpg and laws since the rocket lancher vid isn't good enought for such common weapons),G3,M1 abrams,c8 and c9 canadain rifles,L82,Mg 3or mg 34 or 42 vid,badger 300 blackout or honey badger,Mosin,Lee Enfield,K98k,SKS,and more
Edit after 4 mins
A10,F-14,F-15,F,-16,F-18,F-22,F-35,EURO FIGHTER,Spencer repeater,colt peace keeper,AR-15,AR-10,Scorpine handgun smg thing from czechslavic(Czech republic),hinde,cobar,M110 SASS,M113 apc or AA or light anit armor.
@@wheneggsdrop1701 how is the M48 Patton even iconic
or even the AAC Honey Badger
@@harveyknguyen 48 was used in NAM and AAC is the call of duty game. I think tanks or fights will ever come also this what I could think or wanted
@@wheneggsdrop1701 the M48 patton is still pretty much thrown under the bus (along with the M46 and M47) by the M60 Patton
And also just because the Honey Badger has been in like 5 games doesn't make it iconic
It hasn't made any traction in real life either
Also I doubt Stuart's going to talk about tanks and planes since they aren't going to be very common in games besides tank/flight sims
Anyone notice the teaser for the next video in the description? Its gonna be an hour of sultry commentary hot enough to make Morgan Freeman blush.
Yep. The first video game. I'm hyped 😁
I'm hyped too I can't wait! :)
OwO
It's all the in the voice
Nope, only you read video descriptions.
Welcome back chief. We've been awaiting your return
Now he's gone again tho...
Ahoy is without a doubt making THE ABSOLUTE HIGHEST quality content in youtube. He genuinely needs more than 50M subs
He needs to start uploading xaxaxa
@@windex1613 I mean yeah but he makes everything by hand. All his animations, script, game play,editing. Trust me as an editor that takes wayy longer than a few months
Momo Bobo why doesn’t he use others gameplay? I don’t have to cringe at his csgo crosshairs, he gets more videos done. Easy
tell pewdiepie to review his channel.
can somebody please tell me the name of the intro music please?
He’s like John wick
Everything is deadly
Yes
Ahoy!
Farewell
@@devilsephiroth9000 First reply best reply
*HE'S BACK!*
The boy Ahoy returning from his trip to the past, back again to bring us excellent content.
To play some awesome games that aren't ass.
I wanna hear this guy say "What kind of name is Soap?"
If you know, you know.
I swear he's a voice actor in vod
Cod
hooa to that brother.
Yes
Is he named Soap because he actually dropped the soap?
As always i got goosebumps at the end
Me too xD
@Ra why
Ra then your weird.
@Ra everyone does what?
Ra what do you mean?
i like how this went from history to video games
Stuart Brown began his channel as a video game review & commentary space. The "Iconic Arms" series is rooted in this, but expands to talk about the real world origins and history.
The first scene of this video is basically a fucking video game
His name used to be “XboxAhoy” and his channel was gaming focused. Pretty sure he still plays them, he just make gaming videos anymore.
are videogames not part of history?
That's how he does ALL his weapon-related documentaries.
The gun you always picked up if you ran out of ammo
Or for the lolz
Matt nah only when you run out of ammo
ConFall so true, there's ammo for it everywhere
The gun that was more accurate when hip-fired than a Sniper Rifle,
The gun you always picked up -if you ran out of ammo-
Is it ironic that Germany made both the "bad guy" and "good guy" weapons ?
So sad bro someone stole your comment :(
and if you're epic, they only made good guy weapons
There Germans of course they made many of the famous guns.
@@skoda4564 nah this guy is the thief, the one with more likes was made a year ago, this was made 9 months earlier.
Das Land Der Dichter Und Denker Is just great at everything, hell, I wager they could make the best pencil in the world.
My dad is back finally
yes br0ther
Are you from Bahlingen am Kaiserstuhl?
Patrick Thaller Finally someone knows! I had an ancestor from there, he was knighted by the King of Bavaria, hence my username. He’s very interesting, his name was Karl Alfred Ritter von Zittel if you want to learn more.
It’s a good day when ahoy posts
Squatting Gopnik да камрад
Sure is a long time between those good days.
I’m not even into guns and I’m binge watching this channel. The graphics, sound effects and narration are on point.
Damn Liberal
(this is a joke don't take it seriously)
Sound effects are just sick ass voice and music
@@Breakaway-ic5gj Yeah
@@Breakaway-ic5gj That's all you really need from Stuart. That man has the default voice of narration. When he speaks, the crowd shuts up and listens carefully.
They used to call me a madman.
😂😂😂
New Ahoy to sooth my nerves with gun talk
It’s honestly one of my favorite pastimes.
An Iconic Arms video? This is Like finding an oasis in the desert
*MASCHINENPISTOLE 40*
Fabian Weber potatopistole 40
Schmiesser
I have suggestions/request for this series:
1- Glock 17
2- .50 Barrett
Barret hasnt achieved that legendary status, give it around 5-10 years and it'll be one.
Holly Crap he just did the Glock 17 yesterday
.50 isnt weil known outside of the US, only like 5 countries use it
@Juan Sanchez Again, it wasnt really used that massively outside of the US, but it sure as hell is an iconic firearm of the US military that almost HAS to be the topic of one of his videos in the future ^^
Chao Wingching Hongfingshong PingPangPong he still needs to do it
Another great video. You're really good at making these videos. From the visuals, to the references, to voice work. It all just gives it that amazing feeling. I enjoy the references in movies and games and the history of the weapons shown. The little color pallets used to show the guns at times is also pretty neat and original to you. And your voice used to narrate it just fits so well with these weapons. On-top of that you give great narrations to go with that great voice. And last but not least the music that is played really fits well and sounds great. Cannot recommend this channel enough for how great these videos are made. Keep up the amazing work. Always look forward to seeing them in my subscription feed.
That's how the pros work.
The AA-12. will arrive someday....
The AA12.
Terrifying.
Unreal Fire.
Devastator.
Yes in 473286651873452389563487568734678665534657346389705634856348658369 years.
bump, also..
give it to us ahoy, you know you wanna....
yes
Am I the only one that want the SA80 and the M1014?
This didn't show in my sub box, and I'm pissed.
You haven't uploaded in like a year what happened
Completely agree actually. A fucking outrage honestly.
SAME!
Why do people care about a sub box? if you like the youtuber you will watch the videos eventually. No need to watch it instantly.
Same
We require STG-44.
Mg-42
Dragunov!
Browning .50
Glock
And all sorta lever actions.
Guy Pierson I would kindly like to see you back up your claim. Scroll anywhere through the comment section and you’ll only find people appreciating the effort Ahoy puts into his videos. I guess it’s up to you whether you like them or not.
@@guypierson5754 Wikipedia isn't a good source of information, it can be edited by anyone, a troll can randomly add in false info
@@catherinecheung934 actually, no they can't, Wikipedia doesn't let any random person edit any random article
[5C01] AU Wai Pui George there are a ton of fact checkers on Wikipedia, and you can tell whether or not the article potentially has false info by the [citation needed] things.
JA SUOMI KONEPISTOOLI NOW! PERKELE
Awesome video. It's like the series never left at all.
this is why i support you on patreon. thank you for another amazing video!
I want to see the big daddy sniper rifle. The Barrett M82 .50 Cal Rifle, or what I personally like to call it, “The Penetrator”.
He has a video on AWM
If you don’t call it “The Penetrator” your not cool
It's not a sniper rifle
@@Mit852
It's used for long distance roles that standard rifles like the M40 can't reach; It has more than twice the range. Rarely are anti-material rifles used for anti-material roles today.
The Derp Chaos .50 Cal is actually nothing compared to ultimate rifle caliber, the PTRS 14.5x114mm
MP3: The music format
MP4: The video format
MP40: The evil format
MP5: The good format
MP-18: Neutral Prototype format
MP38: Evil Format Prototype
MP44: Slightly deteriorated evil format
The MP40 did nothing wrong.
Hes back with the best series of all
MP3 - Audio File
MP4 - Video File
MP5 - Fully Auto Submachine Gun
Oh boy, that's an Upgrade...
I wonder what an MP6 would be...
MP9
MP7
Well, the MP40 will then kill in 2 shots with stopping power
Oh never mind that’s WAW
@@crpineo MP5 that shoots out Music and Audio Files
*HANS GET THE MP40!*
“Of course they still have the best weapon ever made here” -Edward Richtofen
“What could be better than the MP-40?”
-Dr. Edward Richtofen
"Such a piece of German INGENUITY!"
-Dr Edward Richtofen
First time watching this channel because of Recommended Tab and it seems like Im quite at the right time
Glad to see RUclips recommending good content
Do watch the older videos. Dude has some top quality content.
What's that pfp meme.
@@speedfastman what's that pfp meme?
You are in for a ride. Ahoy makes top notch content
The legend is back, remember listening to this guy in the early bo1 days, what a throwback to hear this voice!!!!!!!!!
So nice to see this. I ran out of iconoc arms episodes to watch.
I love how he refers says how COD 'went Sci-fi' there is a a hint of agression and regret in his voice
He was definitely saying that in the nicest possible way lol
I mean scifi Cod wasn't all bad. Black ops 3 had good multiplayer and infinite warfare had a good campaign. the rest was pretty terrible though
@@lettherebegames8 bro you forgot about BO2, IMO it was probably the only sci fi COD game that was great all-around
@@nguyenbaokhiem6728 that's true, bo2 is probably the best sci-fi cod
@@nguyenbaokhiem6728 The multiplayer had little to no sci fi elements aside from new designs
**MP 40's and screaming**
Ist Bach? Nein, Mozart
Nice Schindler's list reference
Awesome! I’m so happy to see the return of the series. (Kriss Vector or riot.)
I love the KRISS Vector but I’m not sure if it’s too “iconic” as it’s fairly recent design and hasn’t seen too much military or police use.
@HentaiHistorian that set and the Gewehr 98 / Karabiner 98k would make two good videos. I'm thinking an SA80 (L85, L86) video could be alright, or maybe SCAR, P220 series, M249, Super 90 etc
Steven Bobby Bills I’d say the M249 and the P220 series are in good order.
Personally, I’d like the Barrett M82, the Glock series, the G36, the Draugonov (dunno if I spelled that right), or a personal favorite- the Walther PPK or the Makarov.
Come to think of it, the pump-action shotgun deserves some love as well.
Okay das ist episch.
Alexa, spiel das Erika Marschlied.
_"Jawohl, Herr Oberfeldwebel Heinrich."_
...
*Auf der Heide blüht ein kleines Blümelein*
*Und das heißt: Erika.*
Ok, calm down now..
Oh das ist zehr gut mein Deutschland mann
Ja bitte
German Engineering = Best Engineering
I got an 90% Grade on my history essay because of this video. Thank you so much Ahoy.
Really? You're History class is based around German firearms? Lucky bastard
Now we just need the STG 44, one of the first assault rifles.
The first* If you're gonna say the Fedorov Avtomat is the first, don't. It's not chambered in an intermediate round, and thus is disqualified to be an assault rifle.
@@nrverinder what was cartriges was it chambered in?
@@nrverinder Eh, at the time it was though. 6.5 Arisaka is quite a bit smaller than .30-06, .303, or 8x57 Mauser.
@@ΞΞΞΞΞΞΞ-σ1γ 6.5x50mmSR Arisaka.
@@brooksman10 That's not how that works... It was a full rifle caliber round back then and it is now. Just because it wasn't as big as the normal rounds of the era doesn't make it an intermediate round.
Ahoy have returns!! I was really worried, amazing video as always!!
First grade a under a
Then now ahoy
a Random channel that appeared out of Nowhere what
Grandmaster *WHAT*
a Random channel that appeared out of Nowhere talk like a human being please
@@Tditty46 ruclips.net/video/OLpeX4RRo28/видео.html
This weapon broke COD: World at War.
Imagine giving an SMG 42 damage without stopping power
Dude, where are you? We *CRAVE* more of your intellectual descriptions of iconic weapons!
Rose Supreme
He came back
@@spiartslite3233 'bout time.
But I feel he'll vanish again for a while.
Rose Supreme Well he just uploaded one about the glock. As much as I do wish he would upload more, I understand that it takes time for him to really dig deep with his research which is what makes his content of such high quality. He doesn’t just google a gun and just read off the first website he comes across
@@NepSpoon He also has a family, children
*”It’s been 3,000 years...”*
Iconic arms is not dead "Wow!"
Now you have to make video about the STG-44
The mg42 should be next
I would like for him to make a video about the Dragunov Sniper Rifle, he hasn't made any sniper videos other than the Arctic Warfare Rifle, iirc.
He will, in about 3 years time.....
I always wondered what made the Kriss Vector popular and how its ammunition brought back relevance even after the discontinuation of the M1911 from US troops in the 80s/90s and the Thompson submachine gun even earlier
At 10:30 I get chills when the screen goes black and he makes it full circle. This man is an amazing writer.
Most RUclipsrs:
Some random gun range firing! MP40, STG44, and more!
Ahoy:
MP40.
Somebody Somewhere
Says the person with the Grim Reaper Profile Picture
I comment a simple thing, and he has to start shit by bringing up Police Brutality
@@somebodysomewhere4943 if the police take your freedom away, that means that you're the one breaking the law, not us.
Jay Bee yours is the worst cuz yours looks like the cat that took out Nick fury's eye in captain Marvel 👀
@@somebodysomewhere4943 where I live at least, the police don't take away anything that I have legal or moral rights to. If you do, I'm sorry for you, but the only people that get things taken away by law enforcement here are criminals.
He’s back baby
Watching this stealthily during chemistry class
Spanish class here
Lol school got cancelled today for me
Spanish class here
@@goodafternoon4902 Same lmao
If you get caught just say it's educating you about Gunpowder. That's got to do with Chemistry.
8:24 "I must go. My people need me." XD