Read my comment. The first one modified like that was for john Wayne so he could spin the rifle on horseback to chamber a new round. When u know there's a reason for it it's a little less awful. ua-cam.com/video/Dc-GnbmVPQ8/v-deo.html It was later used by others but that's why it was made that way.
@@rogerbussiii They had m-lok free float handguards during the time of John Wayne movies? Or are you referring to the big loop lever? BL Lever is fine, that handguards got to go though.
I totally read handguard then totally thought lever. I'm dumb. I'm an ar guy.. know the names for everything... I just went full retard for some reason. You of course are absolutely correct
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Chris, thanks very much for another great selection of interesting firearms. It is especially nice to see an episode free from lots of nearly identical polymer framed double stack 9mm pistols. Nothing wrong with those, but just so nice to see other stuff.
There is a distinct lack of evidence of sleep deprivation associated with a new born in this excellent video. Again, congrats on the new kid and thanks for an enjoyable & entertaining show.
Hello Chris. Ted from Texas. Thank you for the great variety of weapons that you put on UA-cam for our educational and entertainment purposes. I love learning about ones that I don't have or ones that I would like to get at some point in time. I hope you're staying safe and healthy my friend I see you in the next video
Your videos are by far, very interesting and informative, I especially appreciate when you get the more uncommon firearms to feature, I enjoy as well forgotten weapons, your vids are 👍👍
Great video! Love the Martini-Henry, had one 20+, years ago and traded it off. Was way before I learned the tricks of loading Black Powder cartridges, and getting good accuracy out of them.
Excellent video as normal! One of these days I'll venture over there and visit the shop since I'm only a few towns east of you. And thank you again for your service despite having the little one now, congratulations to you and your wife.
I'm always really, really excited whenever a new video comes out, Chris. Really, really awesome to see so many different guns in one video and get an education about them at the same time. Keep up the really, really good work!
Chris you keep helping me learn more every week about guns. Love that Colt, I have a Trooper MK3 but I'd love to get my hands on a King Cobra. Keep up the great work buddy!
I had a SAM7 that I bought for 750.00. Then the Great Recession happened, and I had to sell it to make a mortgage payment. It's crazy what they're going for now. Still got my Maadi though.
As a traditionalist, I think that MLOK hand guard on a lever action rifle looks atrocious. lol But, to be honest, I’m having trouble to find a good solution for mounting a flashlight on my Marlin CSBL 1894.
19:50 that large circular loop is what they made for old western movies, I believe it was John Wayne who . This allows you to spin the rifle on horseback and in doing so chamber a new round. I'd definitely be careful but that was how and the reason it was used. Just something I saw a long time ago and I've always thought it was cool as a kid.
Like this. ua-cam.com/video/Dc-GnbmVPQ8/v-deo.html Apparently it was used by John Wayne first, then used in the TV show the rifleman and several other.
I don't know why the firearms shown this week are all on my want list. :-) Even the goody shotgun. LOL THE M9 A3 is #1 on the list as a former Marine. Tkx Chris ♡
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The desert eagle definitely has a cool factor but in my experience with 2 of them they're not good guns, very prone to jamming. I even seen a slide on one shoot downrange, it was a rental and the on site gunsmith took it away and didn't bring it back.
I can think of one shop near me where if you called it a "deagle" you would get charged another 10%. And another were you'd be told to get out. There are three gunshops near me, and the other just over charges everything.
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@@CreepyPastaSalad You've never shot a lever action rifle have you? A forward grip, mounted on a section of rail, in front of an aluminum hand guard, would not be an ergonomic upgrade for cranking on a lever gun. ...and not to mention the aesthetics. Which just look like some easily impressed 12 year old video gamer level derp. 🤣
@@RIPPER334 Actually, I have. I run a .357 Henry with mostly polymer furniture. Similarly bought used; the price was really good because it was in a hunting store where nobody would touch anything black with a ten-foot pole. While I do believe the placement of the foregrip is a bit far away, and having it on an aluminum rail is perhaps questionable, it isn't a bad idea ergonomically so long as the lever doesn't have to swing too far forward. Bracing the rifle into the right shoulder with the left arm while the right hand runs the lever doesn't work as well when the left hand, upturned, is cupping the forend. Gripping with a downturned hand puts strain on the thumb. Additionally, the balance, at least on my rifle, is a lot more toward the center, and being able to have a proper grip closer in definitely helps with stability. As for aesthetics, it's a gun, not a painting. Some people don't buy guns to hang on walls or show off to their friends.
No like on this one, because of the shirt. But I do like that Marlin. I would take that foregrip off, but I like the look of the mlok forearm. Put a red dot on it, and when not hunting hang a TLR on it. Good for whatever is trying to get into the barn, be it moose, bear, or bigfoot. Sasquatch-be-gone
Except all it did was make heavier and fatter which seems to fly in your utility argument. A hunting gun is supposed to be quick and handy. Not mall ninjaed out.
@@bmstylee I've not argued anything yet. I've merely put out why someone would find reason to do what they did with it and assumed its look is why it's so abhorrent to you. Opining that it is horrible is to dismiss that there could be any reason for anything on it. Sure, it may not be aesthetically pleasing, but so what? The model is newish; cowboy LARPers wouldn't have accepted it anyway from a purity standpoint. The only mall ninja thing on it the foregrip. Maybe the rail on top, too, but I'll contend, if you want to argue, that the idea of hunting is humane shot placement, and an optic is going to beat something traditional like buckhorns any day for the same amount of training. If you're doing the stalking type of hunting, the extra holes getting tangled on brush might be a concern. However, that is not the case for everyone or all terrains. Regardless, have you considered that this gun might've been used or kept for something other than hunting? Target sports perhaps? A foregrip and railed forend might get caught on brush, but that doesn't mean anything in a bowling pin shoot. There are ergonomic reasons to have a vertical foregrip, as well. With as many holes for affixing things as that aluminum has, I'm not so sure it'd be appreciably heavier. Aluminum is denser, yes, but what's on there is way thinner than a person would get with a wood forend. Presuming this gun was for hunting, if you want to discuss weight as a measure of handiness, the lever gun is already a lost cause with the underbarrel tube of steel (and presumably ammunition) unless the context is squirrel hunting with a .22LR. Even then, a bolt action would better suit. Therefore, no, there are clearly ways this rifle stood to gain utility from the modifications. Mismatched colors are the main sin this rifle is guilty of.
I have been suitably educated & entertained 👍👌😀
indeed
The Desert Eagle and BFR are made in Pequot lakes Minnesota at Pequot Tool. I've been to the machine shop
2021 is turning out to be a VERY big year for you. Congratulations, new Dad!
That handguard on the Marlin is hideous! To each his own, I guess. Entertaining as always. Thanks Chris.
Read my comment. The first one modified like that was for john Wayne so he could spin the rifle on horseback to chamber a new round. When u know there's a reason for it it's a little less awful. ua-cam.com/video/Dc-GnbmVPQ8/v-deo.html
It was later used by others but that's why it was made that way.
@@rogerbussiii They had m-lok free float handguards during the time of John Wayne movies? Or are you referring to the big loop lever? BL Lever is fine, that handguards got to go though.
I totally read handguard then totally thought lever. I'm dumb. I'm an ar guy.. know the names for everything... I just went full retard for some reason. You of course are absolutely correct
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Chris, thanks very much for another great selection of interesting firearms. It is especially nice to see an episode free from lots of nearly identical polymer framed double stack 9mm pistols. Nothing wrong with those, but just so nice to see other stuff.
There is a distinct lack of evidence of sleep deprivation associated with a new born in this excellent video. Again, congrats on the new kid and thanks for an enjoyable & entertaining show.
Hello Chris. Ted from Texas. Thank you for the great variety of weapons that you put on UA-cam for our educational and entertainment purposes. I love learning about ones that I don't have or ones that I would like to get at some point in time. I hope you're staying safe and healthy my friend I see you in the next video
Great job again Chris! If Christopher Lee had had that tiger stripe desert eagle The Man with the Golden gun would have been a whole different movie
Your videos are by far, very interesting and informative, I especially appreciate when you get the more uncommon firearms to feature,
I enjoy as well forgotten weapons, your vids are 👍👍
Great video! Love the Martini-Henry, had one 20+, years ago and traded it off. Was way before I learned the tricks of loading Black Powder cartridges, and getting good accuracy out of them.
Always enjoy these videos, your knowledge of these firearms have taught me what to look for when shopping for a new firearm. Thank you
Thanks for the video Chris, stay safe.👍👍👍
I got a SLR 107R last year worth every penny I spent on it.
Clear, concise, entertaining and informative-not bad for a dad with sleep deprivation. Thanks Chris
Thanks Chris for another great history on a variety of firearms - love it!
19:15 The wood Marlin looks so much better than the Flash Gordon plastic ghetto special thing above!
Excellent video as normal! One of these days I'll venture over there and visit the shop since I'm only a few towns east of you. And thank you again for your service despite having the little one now, congratulations to you and your wife.
Thank for another good video. Congrats on the new addition to your family.
The tiger stripe automag is perfect for Wild West Pimp Style.
@@PaulVerhoeven2 It is. *FOR WILD WEST PIMP STYLE!* (cue music)
Enjoy your used firearms reviews, usually learn a thing or two.
My favorite clip of the week.
Now that was quite the collection of cool guns.
Success to you and enjoy that new baby.
Come on folks get the algorithm moving here
Love those revolvers! Thanks Chris!
Would rock the pimp gold!
Edit:Oh ya, I spy a Ruger 10/22 with Magpul backpacker stock at the very beginning.
I'm always really, really excited whenever a new video comes out, Chris. Really, really awesome to see so many different guns in one video and get an education about them at the same time. Keep up the really, really good work!
Where did you find a rise of sky walker t-shirt? Goodwill next door? Lol
Thanks for another great educational segment, Chris. I haven't commented lately, but I've not missed a video yet!
Wow that Arsenal 107!
That’s on my bucket list for sure!
finally, I was going to call in a wellness check to make sure you guys were ok ....
That BFR has me rethinking that ptr91. That's some beautiful range jewelry.
another great review, hope family all doing well
Hey buddy, where were you hiding that king Cobra when I was in there the other day.
Thanks for another great vid. Hard to believe the berretta was the most common gun this week
Honestly the Desert Eagle is a pretty common gun. Probably more so than the Beretta.
Chris you keep helping me learn more every week about guns. Love that Colt, I have a Trooper MK3 but I'd love to get my hands on a King Cobra. Keep up the great work buddy!
I had a SAM7 that I bought for 750.00. Then the Great Recession happened, and I had to sell it to make a mortgage payment. It's crazy what they're going for now. Still got my Maadi though.
As a traditionalist, I think that MLOK hand guard on a lever action rifle looks atrocious. lol
But, to be honest, I’m having trouble to find a good solution for mounting a flashlight on my Marlin CSBL 1894.
Great video. Goes well with Sunday morning coffee.
Great video, I own a Desert eagle and a smith and Wesson 50. Love the fire power.Keep up the good work
The history and eclectic information is most appreciated, thank you. Keep 'em coming!
The desert Eagle is a cartels wet dream...I kinda like it to..great video
19:50 that large circular loop is what they made for old western movies, I believe it was John Wayne who . This allows you to spin the rifle on horseback and in doing so chamber a new round. I'd definitely be careful but that was how and the reason it was used. Just something I saw a long time ago and I've always thought it was cool as a kid.
Like this. ua-cam.com/video/Dc-GnbmVPQ8/v-deo.html
Apparently it was used by John Wayne first, then used in the TV show the rifleman and several other.
Another great review! Hope all is going well with your new baby! 👍
The only 357 in NYPD history is the Midtown South precinct station house at 357 west 35th street.
Thanks enjoyed it Chris
Love my 1895 Marlin skinner trapper TSBL ...45/70 ..named Lucille...🤗
Never disappointed with these videos
I don't know why the firearms shown this week are all on my want list. :-)
Even the goody shotgun. LOL
THE M9 A3 is #1 on the list as a former Marine.
Tkx Chris ♡
Another great video!
Very enjoyable!
I see arsenal ak’s on my texasguntrader for 2.5k minimum right now. Have no idea if they sell. The private market is scalping so hard
(Looks at Desert eagle) That's no gun! That's a Tiger! In whatever form it chooses to be in!
It identifies as a tiger.
"it"!? 😔 tiger no longer identifies as "it" you entitled boomers
@@p00lboy 😆 been bop boop.
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I’m just here to find out the gunbroker seller I-I.D. So I can check out what you have listed lol
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Chris,. Do I need to present my pimp id card to buy that gold and striped Magnum Research Auto!?
Who buys a BFR in a .22 hornet???
I love the cartridge but you might as well put a motorcycle engine in a semi truck
Really, really cool.
Great stuff this week. Thanks!
Thank you!
Sorry we couldn't come to a agreement Chris on my firearms, but I have 3 to 5 more I might submit.
Chris let us see your personal collection
No one in their right mind would publish anything like that. I would like to see some oddball or special ones he might have though.
The desert eagle definitely has a cool factor but in my experience with 2 of them they're not good guns, very prone to jamming. I even seen a slide on one shoot downrange, it was a rental and the on site gunsmith took it away and didn't bring it back.
I would love to see this in 4k. This series is awesome, thank you!
That mlok handguard looks hideous on that marlin. Would look alot better if it had same color wood handguard as the stock
Thanks for cool information
I want a BFR in .444 Marlin to match my Marlin leveraction in that caliber.
Desert eagle!
Cool video thanks.
Did you say what kind of wood was used for the Martini/Henri furniture?
Love these!
Thanks
How do I get my collection appraised as a group? Anyone?
Yo hold up there honey do list. EP 53 dropped
Well the Beretta looks a lot like the Walther PPK.
I love the looks of that Deagle, I just cannot afford a meme gun right now. Two slightly more practical P80 kits on the way.
I can think of one shop near me where if you called it a "deagle" you would get charged another 10%. And another were you'd be told to get out. There are three gunshops near me, and the other just over charges everything.
@@tenchraven so all of your local gunshots are douches, that’s a bummer.
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What happened to all the guns you had for sale Bro?
You got like two guns left!
....did I hear that right?....
Five dollars a round....
Go plinking with the 22lr....
Chris, great video.
I want both Marlins
17:25 why would anyone tac-tard up a perfectly fine lever gun.
Makes you wonder why they sold it. Was it not tac-tard enough, or did they recognize their error?
Probably because they were ergonomic improvements.
@@CreepyPastaSalad You've never shot a lever action rifle have you?
A forward grip, mounted on a section of rail, in front of an aluminum hand guard, would not be an ergonomic upgrade for cranking on a lever gun.
...and not to mention the aesthetics. Which just look like some easily impressed 12 year old video gamer level derp. 🤣
@@RIPPER334 Actually, I have. I run a .357 Henry with mostly polymer furniture. Similarly bought used; the price was really good because it was in a hunting store where nobody would touch anything black with a ten-foot pole.
While I do believe the placement of the foregrip is a bit far away, and having it on an aluminum rail is perhaps questionable, it isn't a bad idea ergonomically so long as the lever doesn't have to swing too far forward.
Bracing the rifle into the right shoulder with the left arm while the right hand runs the lever doesn't work as well when the left hand, upturned, is cupping the forend. Gripping with a downturned hand puts strain on the thumb. Additionally, the balance, at least on my rifle, is a lot more toward the center, and being able to have a proper grip closer in definitely helps with stability.
As for aesthetics, it's a gun, not a painting. Some people don't buy guns to hang on walls or show off to their friends.
when you put up a site to buy these I will post positive
I don't understand folks who put that gold colored TiN (titnium nitride) coat on their guns. It's not attractive in any way, shape, or form.
Has anyone been convicted on r922 violation?
This video is entertaining and educational. Just saying.
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nice
Thank you, this vid us the highlight of my weekend, congrats on the offspring, the hardest and most important job we'll ever have 👍
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That Gold Desert Eagle is really tacky. Looks something from Scarface.
Bfr= better fuckin run
15:59 Duke Nukem's pocket gun.
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Comment for the big bad algorithm!
Whats your gunbroker account name
Blaze_ball
Complimentary algorithm-boosting comment.
The eight people that thumbs downed remember how bad that movie was.
Hey Chris. Do you take Dogecoin as currency? Lol
rise of skywalker shirt?? Sorry, couldn't watch
No like on this one, because of the shirt.
But I do like that Marlin. I would take that foregrip off, but I like the look of the mlok forearm. Put a red dot on it, and when not hunting hang a TLR on it. Good for whatever is trying to get into the barn, be it moose, bear, or bigfoot. Sasquatch-be-gone
He's a fan of star wars. So what? To each their own.... Freedom.
I'm sure he's been a fan since long before Disney bought the franchise.
Wow that Marlin is absolutely horrible.
Aesthetic purism is the bane of practical utility.
Except all it did was make heavier and fatter which seems to fly in your utility argument. A hunting gun is supposed to be quick and handy. Not mall ninjaed out.
@@bmstylee I've not argued anything yet. I've merely put out why someone would find reason to do what they did with it and assumed its look is why it's so abhorrent to you. Opining that it is horrible is to dismiss that there could be any reason for anything on it. Sure, it may not be aesthetically pleasing, but so what? The model is newish; cowboy LARPers wouldn't have accepted it anyway from a purity standpoint.
The only mall ninja thing on it the foregrip. Maybe the rail on top, too, but I'll contend, if you want to argue, that the idea of hunting is humane shot placement, and an optic is going to beat something traditional like buckhorns any day for the same amount of training. If you're doing the stalking type of hunting, the extra holes getting tangled on brush might be a concern. However, that is not the case for everyone or all terrains.
Regardless, have you considered that this gun might've been used or kept for something other than hunting? Target sports perhaps? A foregrip and railed forend might get caught on brush, but that doesn't mean anything in a bowling pin shoot. There are ergonomic reasons to have a vertical foregrip, as well.
With as many holes for affixing things as that aluminum has, I'm not so sure it'd be appreciably heavier. Aluminum is denser, yes, but what's on there is way thinner than a person would get with a wood forend. Presuming this gun was for hunting, if you want to discuss weight as a measure of handiness, the lever gun is already a lost cause with the underbarrel tube of steel (and presumably ammunition) unless the context is squirrel hunting with a .22LR. Even then, a bolt action would better suit.
Therefore, no, there are clearly ways this rifle stood to gain utility from the modifications. Mismatched colors are the main sin this rifle is guilty of.
Downvoted for woke Disney abomination t-shirt! (Just kidding, I won't hold it against you!)
He's a fan of star wars. So what? To each their own.... Freedom.
I'm sure he's been a fan since long before Disney bought the franchise.