History of WWI Primer 004*: Ruby 1915 Documentary

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  • @taofledermaus
    @taofledermaus Рік тому +121

    Ballistol cured me of both a broken arm and a broken contract.

    • @tenofprime
      @tenofprime Рік тому +7

      It truly is a universal cure all!

    • @perpetualdimwit
      @perpetualdimwit Рік тому +7

      Glad to see other UA-cam creators here! Not to mention the comedy. 👍

    • @CheshireTomcat68
      @CheshireTomcat68 Рік тому +3

      And a broken heart?

  • @ericmckinley7985
    @ericmckinley7985 Рік тому +185

    I honestly love the remake episodes. The history rabbit hole is always deeper and the Maeversation is much more entertaining. Thanks for the adeed effort.

    • @eliasgordon4321
      @eliasgordon4321 Рік тому +13

      I'm here to thumbs up my new favorite word: "Maeversation"

    • @bhoward9378
      @bhoward9378 Рік тому +5

      Maeversation...

    • @paleoph6168
      @paleoph6168 Рік тому

      Unfortunately, not everyone appreciates the effort put in the the remake episodes, especially one who is vehemently against them.
      (@robertsears8323)

    • @asya9493
      @asya9493 Рік тому

      Mae is excellent !

    • @acester86
      @acester86 Рік тому +1

      Something I noticed that I don't like is they didn't put in any period music. Although I don't remember if they had any in the original video.

  • @patricio787
    @patricio787 Рік тому +67

    Pedantic kvetch to otherwise wonderful and fascinating episode on Ruby pistols: “Astra” is not the Basque word for star, it is the Latin word for stars (plural). Izarra is the Basque word for Star, and it used by Bonifacio Echeverria as a trademark until circa 1920, when that company began using the English word Star.

  • @Operator8282
    @Operator8282 Рік тому +37

    It is a mark of a True Historian that you are not afraid to go back and remake episodes if you learn new information or made a mistake in the original one. When's the next t-shirt drive?

  • @88porpoise
    @88porpoise Рік тому +56

    How far you have comes from the early days. Both in the information/presentation as well as the production quality is impressive.

    • @richardturk7162
      @richardturk7162 Рік тому +4

      He is still wearing the same plaid shirts too.

    • @tenofprime
      @tenofprime Рік тому +3

      ​@@richardturk7162some things need no improvement!

    • @davefellhoelter1343
      @davefellhoelter1343 Рік тому

      And "I watched" another bunch of "Kids" I LOVE and Admire grow older! Better, and MUCH Better!

  • @snowflakemelter1172
    @snowflakemelter1172 Рік тому +100

    There is an entire tribe in the Amazon that worships a can of Balistol which fell from a plane in 1946 , it ensures a good harvest, pacifies the jungle spirits and keeps angry bees at bay.

    • @STOCKHOLM07
      @STOCKHOLM07 Рік тому +12

      The gods must be crazy.

    • @WarblesOnALot
      @WarblesOnALot Рік тому +4

      @@STOCKHOLM07
      G'day,
      Does
      Ballistol come in
      Classic
      Coke Bottles ?
      Bonus extra factoid,
      The
      Aeroplane was a
      Lazair...
      ;-p
      Ciao !

    • @nebiyuesayas5600
      @nebiyuesayas5600 11 місяців тому

      @@STOCKHOLM07 They are, also I love that film

  • @matthaught4707
    @matthaught4707 Рік тому +8

    It's great to see these older episodes get redone. Y'all have learned much over the years, and it shows.

  • @davidbrennan660
    @davidbrennan660 Рік тому +10

    All hail the return of the .32 Channel...

  • @jackray1337
    @jackray1337 Рік тому +14

    This is a gem of an episode.

  • @yopsolodes
    @yopsolodes Рік тому +16

    Hi from France
    I can confirm lots of ruby were tacken home by soldier after ww1 and ww2, in lots of families there is some ruby hidden in old ceiling.

    • @krisgreenwood5173
      @krisgreenwood5173 Рік тому +4

      I have one. I have owned it for almost 45 years. I bought it from a sheriff who was given the gun by a widow who's husband was a former American soldier stationed in Europe.

  • @Hybris51129
    @Hybris51129 Рік тому +9

    I really love the Ballistol history bits not to mention it came at a time where my go to can of Remoil had ran dry so I went ahead and bought a Ballistol based on the strength of your sponsor spot.

    • @zedoktor979
      @zedoktor979 Рік тому +2

      I’ve never tried Ballistol, but it’s on my shopping list for when my current supply runs dry

  • @WesternGopnik1
    @WesternGopnik1 Рік тому +6

    I'm glad to finally have a gun that's on the show. I love my little Ruby

  • @jimbo9563
    @jimbo9563 Рік тому +7

    Cool video. My dad took one off a German soldier in WWll. I have it today with the holster extra mag and the paperwork he filled out to bring it home.

  • @docb7585
    @docb7585 Рік тому +25

    My father was afflicted by a fetish for Spanish pistols both ancient and modern. He had a biscuit tin full of broken firing pins. Luckily he was a machinist so he just made replacements.

  • @MrCornpop
    @MrCornpop Рік тому +6

    My very first pistol, originally owned by my grandad I will pass this down to my son eventually. Brilliant in its simplicity, I can't stress how fun the take down of this weapon is.

  • @quentinking4351
    @quentinking4351 Рік тому +7

    Literally wanted to rewatch the Ruby episode tonight. Great timing!

  • @yesthecrumbs5806
    @yesthecrumbs5806 Рік тому +15

    Hey guys, just getting ready for a great hour and 8 mins of my life. I love yall work

  • @nebiyuesayas5600
    @nebiyuesayas5600 Рік тому +10

    After the M1892 episode, I was super excited to see this one get a remake, and let me tell you: it was worth it. I hope I can get my hands on one of these Rubies soon.

  • @josephbrands6303
    @josephbrands6303 Рік тому +2

    Thank you! The Martini&Wheel Gunsenal channel has been reborn as C& Rsenal!

  • @shootingwithmitch5921
    @shootingwithmitch5921 Рік тому +10

    I notice that you released the remake of your Ruby episode on a Tuesday,,,, This means it is "Ruby Tuesday!"

  • @samcolt938
    @samcolt938 Рік тому +5

    Thank your for all you do! I'm always excited when I see a new video has dropped.
    I think the best analysis I've ever heard on the stopping power of A32ACP, It's like 12 gauge buckshot you just have to shoot them all individually! So good!

  • @davitdavid7165
    @davitdavid7165 Рік тому +4

    That begining section really makes you appreciate industrialisation and modern tech.

    • @tenofprime
      @tenofprime Рік тому +1

      It is so easy to forget that having parts that just drop in and fit was the exception for a very long time.

  • @chrisr251
    @chrisr251 Рік тому +9

    In more than 30 years of collecting, I have only had one firing pin break on a gun from dry firing. And that was on a CZ52 pistol. I learned my lesson on this, and save it for the modern guns.

    • @mahbriggs
      @mahbriggs Рік тому

      I don't know if they are still available, but replacement firing pins were made that were heat treated to hold up durring dry firing.

    • @chrisr251
      @chrisr251 Рік тому

      @@mahbriggs This was nigh on 25 years ago. I replaced it and baby the gun. No dry firing at all.

    • @mahbriggs
      @mahbriggs Рік тому

      @chrisr251
      Yeah, I don't dry fire mine either, but I did buy the heat treated firing pin. It is sitting in my gun safe if I ever need it.
      I did finally find some snap caps for it.

  • @chefemilj
    @chefemilj Рік тому +5

    Thank you for all your hard work. Enjoy every minute

  • @jameskazd9951
    @jameskazd9951 Рік тому +10

    awesome one of my favorite episodes updated. i love the ruby pistols.
    honestly i just love a lot of early 20th century 32 acp pistols, probably an unpopular opinion today but i would be willing to trust my life to a 32. sure they are lacking in power but the low recoil makes it easy to do faster more accurate follow up shots, and shot placement is more important than raw power when it comes to pistol rounds

  • @Primarch359
    @Primarch359 Рік тому +3

    I love that this was remade. Thank you

  • @randalljeffs7272
    @randalljeffs7272 Рік тому +2

    Othias, I’m pretty certain Albert Thomas is your great grandfather. The familial resemblance is remarkable.

  • @NicoleSatchell-k8b
    @NicoleSatchell-k8b Рік тому +1

    This is a gem of an episode.. I’ve been excited for this remake for a long time. Thanks!.

  • @petercarlisle2927
    @petercarlisle2927 Рік тому +5

    I've been looking forward to this for years now. Still like originals tho.

  • @karlkuttup
    @karlkuttup Рік тому +3

    my uncle had a few rubys over the years,,he had 1 that was an inch and half longer and different clip size it fired short 38 rounds it had spanish marks on it he got from seville back in 1980 ,,he sold it in 1987 with all his other handguns ,he had a matching pair of 1911s with the shoulder rig ,,i was gutted

  • @alanjones3874
    @alanjones3874 10 місяців тому

    As one that speaks English with an east Kentucky accent , I found your grasp of Spanish amazing . I always knew that I butchered English , but was shocked , that I could put my hired Mexican hands on the ground rolling with laughter , with my attempts at Spanish . Well done , from a tobacco farmer .

  • @tipi5586
    @tipi5586 Рік тому +2

    I've wanted a video on this pistol all month, amazed that I got my wish!

  • @siejoker1
    @siejoker1 Рік тому +3

    Good lord can you imagine seeing a flock of those bird men (14:42) dive into your trench. War is bad enough. Thats downright nightmare fuel.

  • @Lomi311
    @Lomi311 Рік тому +1

    I’ve been excited for this remake for a long time. Thanks!

  • @Lomi311
    @Lomi311 Рік тому +1

    Just noticed Mae is rocking a “French tuck” in the shooting segment. Definitely the best way to wear a shirt when shooting a french issue gun.

  • @surferdess494
    @surferdess494 Рік тому +2

    i can not believe i'm about to write this...i enjoy the Ballistol histomercial. that format is foreign to me. i like it! ))) plus, i've seen the ballistol cans in the YT channel ХЛОПЦІ З ЛІСУ from Lviv and their advert for the Kiev Store are so funny. Thanks Othias...ready for more shirts )))

  • @GUARDIAN.13
    @GUARDIAN.13 Рік тому +1

    A whole episode on the history and use of ballistol would be cool

  • @slaughterhound8793
    @slaughterhound8793 Рік тому +2

    For all of us .32 ACP lovers out here, thank you for this video.

  • @MarkiusFox
    @MarkiusFox Рік тому

    Last Christmas or so, one of my cousins proudly showed me a Ruby he'd bought. I was geeking out so much.

  • @SLON-sh2jg
    @SLON-sh2jg Рік тому +1

    Russian Ruby more. 100,000 were ordered in 1916, and in some places it is claimed that more than half were delivered (although I only saw a document about the delivery of 10,000 in the summer of 1916). Due to the revolution, the main part of the pistols settled inside the country, and was subsequently used in the civil war. It is believed that many pistols ended up in Finland, which may have influenced the later purchase of pistols in 1919.

  • @brendanliamgill99
    @brendanliamgill99 Рік тому +22

    Part interchangeable is the very reason I passed on buying one when one came available they wanted 600$ and needed a new barrel because the barrel was bulged and cracked. In my opinion over priced.

  • @ottovonbearsmark8876
    @ottovonbearsmark8876 Рік тому +5

    Love the remake episodes, but I’m really sad that “War were declared” didn’t make a comeback in these last two. I’m hoping we at least get one for the 1911 episode

  • @sarkardarkstar
    @sarkardarkstar Рік тому +2

    I am so exited for this, thank you!

  • @EvilGuide-xv1pu
    @EvilGuide-xv1pu Рік тому +2

    A whole hour on a pistol I just acquired, perfect timing!

  • @StewartHall-jj7wt
    @StewartHall-jj7wt Рік тому +2

    Thanks!

  • @terryhall3907
    @terryhall3907 7 місяців тому

    This is just my personal opinion of handling ANYONE else’s firearms and you will be respected by all, when handling a firearm is it’s okay to look but never work the actions or dry fire of someone else’s firearm unless you are told otherwise , I’m sure others have already pointed this out but it never hurts to be reminded

  • @brianfoster4434
    @brianfoster4434 Рік тому

    Great content. I am happy you are going back to update some of the early episodes. Those where great at the time, but I really like the expanded content.

  • @alexhemsath6235
    @alexhemsath6235 Рік тому +1

    The way that some of the people you’re talking about only have a kind of blurry low-res photo available makes me think of them as organized crime bosses or secret agents.

  • @beardedvulture9332
    @beardedvulture9332 Рік тому +2

    Hell yeah new vid on the Ruby

  • @davidegaleotti94
    @davidegaleotti94 Рік тому +2

    I appreciate the british nomenclature for the updated episodes. 004* would be a hit at RAF Enfield

  • @hammarby1169
    @hammarby1169 Рік тому +5

    I'm curious, if Colt had been given a contract for 950,000 Colt 1903, would they have been able to finish that contract by 1918 or would they still be making them?

    • @jerryw6577
      @jerryw6577 Рік тому +1

      Considering Colt's history of labor problems and their performance (or lack thereof) on the WW1 BAR contract, probably not.

  • @labrat810
    @labrat810 Рік тому

    Loved the lil history lesson on Ballistol. I had no idea.

  • @gregpekar7328
    @gregpekar7328 11 місяців тому

    Nice video. I thought I read somewhere that WW1 German officers were expected to provide their own sidearm. The inexpensive price of these pistols probably resulted in a large number of them being in wartime service by an officer corps that did not expect to fight with them, but rather used them to help maintain discipline within their own ranks.

  • @tamlandipper29
    @tamlandipper29 Рік тому +2

    Using ballistol on injuries may not be approved by the General Medical Council, but it is by the Adeptus Mechanicus

  • @nirktheman-thingstab-cutter

    My favorite handgun of all time! I'm so glad I have one :3

  • @tenofprime
    @tenofprime Рік тому +2

    My favorite part was the details on all the contractors and how they did add some ideas to it that made the Ruby their own.
    PS: amusing that the old video ends with talking about how you might not be making another because you went broke, YT and other factors still hit the cashflow but what a difference 8 years makes.
    Also yes it is also a gun (bad joke but I had to)

  • @salvadorsempere1701
    @salvadorsempere1701 Рік тому +2

    the cost of a Ruby was 30 pesetas. Rougly 5-6$. The price, pre war of a Luger or a Mauser c96 was 100 pesetas, give or take

  • @acester86
    @acester86 Рік тому +1

    Yeah I've argued that point all over the internet. Dryfiring your glock is different than dry firing an uncommon 100 year old pistol, with hand made parts.

  • @benjaminbrunson4539
    @benjaminbrunson4539 Рік тому +1

    The simple blowback operation, low production costs, and lack of a last round hold-open reminds me of a Hi-point. I chuckle thinking about a modern army needing to be issued Hi-points as their sidearm to save costs. Luckily, sidearms aren't usually for frontline use. Then again, they never were and look at how ubiquitous they were in WWII.

    • @invisibletosociety8338
      @invisibletosociety8338 Рік тому +1

      Highpoint would probably serve them well and they have carbines too.

    • @benjaminbrunson4539
      @benjaminbrunson4539 Рік тому

      @@invisibletosociety8338 I forgot about the carbines. They'd be a boon for rear echelon conscripts like artillery and vehicle crews.

    • @WhenDoesTheVideoActuallyStart
      @WhenDoesTheVideoActuallyStart 11 місяців тому

      The USSR's Makarov was basically designed to be the cheapest army-usable pistol they could make.

  • @willrenshaw95
    @willrenshaw95 Рік тому +1

    Just wanted to say that your looking pretty trim at the moment! Looking darn good man

  • @wilfredmacdonald8245
    @wilfredmacdonald8245 Рік тому +2

    when I was young and poor I used to carry a Ruby pistol. It was more accurate and reliable than it should have been. I shot a racoon in my chickens.and another one with distemper so it got some use.

  • @blanktm228
    @blanktm228 Рік тому

    thank you kindly for your continued great work!

  • @PapaSchultz74
    @PapaSchultz74 Рік тому +5

    Thank you for the épisodes.
    I was wandering what ammunition you're using with the ruby's.
    32 acp in Europe is .308-309 or in the US it's supposed to be .312
    I usually use PPU ammo witch are around .308 to be sure i dont have problems on the old guns.

  • @woodsmanforlife1677
    @woodsmanforlife1677 Рік тому

    Excellent!
    Thanks for sharing!

  • @johnmcnamara4880
    @johnmcnamara4880 10 місяців тому

    just bougjt one of these last weekend. its a short grip version with 1 screw, no makers marks nor serial numbers
    fixed a broken firing pin and it runs great
    not bad for a 100 dollar semiauto.

  • @tomisawkalembka3659
    @tomisawkalembka3659 9 місяців тому

    Great remake!

  • @kamata93
    @kamata93 Рік тому +8

    Anyone missing the old “War were declared?” 😅

    • @TenaciousTrilobite
      @TenaciousTrilobite Рік тому +2

      That was retired because it was taking too much time and effort to put together for each episode

  • @AbananaPEEl
    @AbananaPEEl Рік тому +1

    Could you do a Ballistol deep dive history episode some time? That could be fun!

  • @sorino2817
    @sorino2817 Рік тому

    Amazing job as always.

  • @michaelathens953
    @michaelathens953 Рік тому

    That's a sweet little piece right there! I'd carry it on the daily for sure.

  • @42willys4
    @42willys4 Рік тому

    Great work team

  • @michaelpytel3280
    @michaelpytel3280 Рік тому +1

    It's Ruby Tuesday !

  • @bhoward9378
    @bhoward9378 Рік тому

    Brilliant content. Thank you!

  • @polygonvvitch
    @polygonvvitch Рік тому

    New video makes me happy

  • @slowhand1198
    @slowhand1198 Рік тому

    Nice to see some actual facts on these.

  • @onmilo
    @onmilo Рік тому +1

    I'd like to share some info on my Alkartasuna you may find useful. It has the postwar French slide stud, and it does keep the safety from snapping into the safety on position when drawing from a too tight holster. However. One should NEVER carry a RUBY of any manufacture in a holster safety off, chamber loaded, unless one desires to shoot themself in the leg. That said, without the slide stud installed, IF the safety engages on the draw, when the shooter draws the slide back to chamber round one the slide WILL lock back on the safety hook regardless if the magazine is loaded or empty provided the pistol is in proper working "Mil-spec" order. I have 3 magazines for my Alkar, one original and numbered to the pistol, one marked AL and one marked interestingly enough, RH. ALL work fine in my pistol. HTH

  • @alexc2093
    @alexc2093 Рік тому +1

    Great episode. I'm looking for a replacement magazine for mine and though good to know, the fact that they are not necessarily interchangeable sounds like this might require some luck.

  • @joearnold6881
    @joearnold6881 Рік тому

    My favorite 90s punk ballad!

  • @ronalddunne3413
    @ronalddunne3413 Рік тому +1

    I have always loved Rubies, in spite of the puny round. In spite of their "cheapness" in manufacture, and their somewhat clunky appearance....
    The number purchased by France in ww1 speaks to the desperation of the Frenchies in that terrible war, and to the sturdiness of the Ruby....
    Wouldn't be my preferred carry piece, but have wanted one for years, never found one... Wouldn't feel unarmed if it was what I had!
    George Orwell carried one during his time in the Spanish Civil War, albeit on the communist side. Nice re-do of this early episode!

  • @fbweaver63
    @fbweaver63 Рік тому

    best ruby video made.

  • @TheGnewb
    @TheGnewb 4 місяці тому

    This was a swellific educationing, thanks y'all.

  • @davefellhoelter1343
    @davefellhoelter1343 Рік тому +1

    Never Noticed before what a BETTER natural looking grip angle the Browningor FN has.
    But looks like a great little 32 in your pocket or holster.
    I would Love to have any one? of these little 32's. and if it had a repair for Use? One I would be Honored! to own a "Shooter!"
    "You Don't Really Sport" So I'm gunna conferm this for you!!!! LOVE IT!!! GO MAE!!!! remind me of My Daughters!

  • @maewinchester2030
    @maewinchester2030 Рік тому +2

    I've said it before, the Ruby is the Eevee of the gun world.

  • @ketsuekikumori9145
    @ketsuekikumori9145 Рік тому +1

    "Everyone went right back to pistol piracy."
    It's not piracy, it's privateering. The difference is that one is government sanctified, the other not so much.

    • @DebatingWombat
      @DebatingWombat Рік тому +2

      Honestly, I think the Spanish approach was frankly brilliant, if seen from their own point of view. The law favoured local manufacture and thus industrialisation, which was clearly in their national interest.
      What would Spain had gotten out of FN just sitting on their IP and forcing local firms to pay royalties or having to import directly from FN?
      I’ve actually cited the Spanish example when teaching IP related topics to emphasise that the various types of IP (copyright, patents etc.) used to be considered in terms of a balance between different public and private interests in dissemination, innovation, development etc. and not the current, simplistic kind of property right that the very term “intellectual property rights” implies.

  • @frankbrowning328
    @frankbrowning328 Рік тому

    Great history video. Many of the resistance only had 1 gun and for many it was a handgun. Ammo was very difficult to obtain. WIth these 2 points in mind it's easy to see why many would prefer the Ruby and its (up to) 9 shots vs a 6 shot revolver. You would think that even though France was desparate for pistols you would think they would simply privide a print and only accept guns made to that print.

  • @robertsantamaria6857
    @robertsantamaria6857 Рік тому +2

    Honestly, I was surprised there wasn't a "war were declared" segment. I guess things have moved on.

    • @TenaciousTrilobite
      @TenaciousTrilobite Рік тому

      Those were taking too much time and effort to put together, so they axed them

  • @mylackofcreativity
    @mylackofcreativity Рік тому

    The coil spring really reminds me of the later charles petter unitized fire control groups in the french 1935A and later sigs. It would be really cool to think this came from the french experience with the ruby pistols

  • @THEGIPPER34
    @THEGIPPER34 Рік тому

    Mae missed an opportunity to brag that with the savage you can actually have a spare mag that will fit

  • @izvitz
    @izvitz Рік тому

    Those extended barrel Rubys may well have originally been intended for civilian sale. Austria-Hungary and later independent Czechoslovakia restricted the sale of any gun with an overall length of less than 180mm starting in 1909; a number of manufacturers simply extended barrel lengths as a result for handguns intended for those markets.

  • @franky334444
    @franky334444 Рік тому

    YES IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ❤

  • @bigsiege1848
    @bigsiege1848 Рік тому

    ‘You’re not sporty’ SHOTS FIRED

  • @weltvonalex
    @weltvonalex Рік тому

    That was great,i love the ruby

  • @OdeeOz
    @OdeeOz 9 місяців тому

    I have one of these Ruby's given to me as a gift from my uncle. But have not been able to find a magazine for it, in over 25 years.

  • @jeffbankston8806
    @jeffbankston8806 Рік тому +1

    its a great gun .32acp good round hard to find mags that fit correctly. mine has long since lost all it's bluing lost its lanyard but it shoots every time on target. a box of ammo cost more than I paid for the gun

  • @skullcollectorSKIN
    @skullcollectorSKIN Рік тому +1

    Would love to see a video of the unique model 17

  • @grahammctygue724
    @grahammctygue724 Рік тому +1

    Having done a upgrade to sprung firing pin much more reliable be safe Peace

  • @curtwuollet2912
    @curtwuollet2912 Рік тому

    The beauty of (just) good enough.

  • @RichardGalli-r6i
    @RichardGalli-r6i 4 місяці тому

    great report! I have one Ruby which fits into my WW1 Italian & WW2 Finnish collection. I will say Finnish soldiers were disappointed when they were handed one of these... hopefully just REMFs/POGs ! considering the GP35s, Lugers, Lahtis, & so many other FN types. The magazines are an issue. Got a few to work, but still looking for a "GN" !

  • @frederipochard8892
    @frederipochard8892 Рік тому

    Unless I'm mistaken, a Ruby pistol was used for the assassination of the french admiral François Darlan, a top member of the Vichy government and highest authority in the north african french colonies who later on joined the Allies after the Operation Torch, on December the 24th 1942 in Algiers by a young member of the french resistance, Fernand Bonnier de La Chapelle, as a result of what some say was a plot organized by a few monarchist-inclined elements... or, according to some others, by the british SOE.

  • @AKlover
    @AKlover Рік тому +5

    I'd love to see guns like this redone and tweaked for some modern features and rechambered in something like 5.7

    • @GUARDIAN.13
      @GUARDIAN.13 Рік тому

      5.7 is almost double the length

    • @AKlover
      @AKlover Рік тому

      @@GUARDIAN.13 But the 25 or 32 acp are almost useless and almost always more expensive than 9mm. Something PPK sized is doable,

    • @GUARDIAN.13
      @GUARDIAN.13 Рік тому

      @@AKlover I agree, I'm just saying that if you scaled it to 5.7 it's going to be way to big to where it's not even the same design especially being blowback. 380 is about the limit these guns can handle

    • @TenaciousTrilobite
      @TenaciousTrilobite Рік тому +2

      >5.7
      >blowback
      >cheap, soft steel
      That’s a recipe for a grenade.

    • @WhenDoesTheVideoActuallyStart
      @WhenDoesTheVideoActuallyStart 11 місяців тому

      @@TenaciousTrilobite Sounds fun!