WW2 Artifacts still on the Surface after 75 years [WW2 Metal Detecting]
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- Опубліковано 1 кві 2020
- We just find too many Rifles :X I think i should return to some other locations where i found Badges and so on. Or just a brand new location i read about. Or do some exploring once my GoPro arrives!
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Great finds again Max! Keep em coming :)
Good finds Max!!! Great video!!!
Thanks for sharing Max I enjoy your videos nice to see from Canada !
Thanks David ;)
This was very enjoyable, thx for sharing your adventures with us. Greetz from the Netherlands ✌🏽
Thanks for watching, really appreciate it!
Like Christmas morning watching you find history!!! Thanks so much for sharing this video and blessings to you and your family 😇
Thank you so much for the kind words :) Blessings to yours too!
Very good video enjoyed watching thanks
Cool finds!!
Love your videos, you almost sound apologetic for finding so much, cool finds!
Haha thank you!
@@MetalMaxWW2 Greetings from Montana, USA
Appears someone accidentally clicked the thumbs down button. Helluva mistake.
Great work.
Love the clips, accent is great and good viewing. Keep it coming😀😀👍💪
Thanks mate!
1:40 in Britain we call it a "pull through" , small piece of cloth attached to the end to clean and oil the barrell
Fantastic !!!
Greetings max this is the perfect tonic for this self isolation nonsense excellent video and journey as always hello from steve in England 👍
Tell me about it. Its soo annoying, hope it's over by summer, had some big trips planned :(
Thanks for watching Steve, as always!
@@MetalMaxWW2 it will be mate and that history is always waiting to be found 👍
I love the video very much. keep searching
Thanks for all your comments, appreciated :)
Nice k98's you reasblemed thees with you other bolts the you after ffounds same with the buttplates. Ammo enough. Its good hunting for you 👌👌👍👍
Hard work pays off! Thanks for watching :)
Great video,you’ve a new subscriber from Ireland.
Appreciated!
Awesome history, I just subscribed $
Thanks a lot!
Great video
Ok boomer
Thanks for watching :p
Another great hunt max bice to find the stg 44 rounds u can keep them if u drill a 2 or 3 mm hole in any rounds u can empty out the gun power from them. All best max too you an ya family stay safe from this virus thats hit the world. 👍👍😁
I guess I could do that, but the iron rounds are usually so brittle it's not worth keeping them anyway :X
Virus is a bummer especially with the travelling regulations, let's just hope for the best and stay strong!
I'd really love an original StG 44... So much $$$... Definitely looking forward to getting a fully functional replica.
Yes, the Stg is a beautiful gun. Hope to own a deactivated one at some point
Great video again man! 🤩
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there was a car called Opel Super 6 ? maybe a badge not sure :)
You're a lifesaver!! Indeed an Opel car from the 30s, very nice :)
Definitely an Opel super 6 emblem.
wow,beautyful k98 rifles
10:56 maybe a sign from a opel super six. the wehrmacht had those also
*Top irmão, like Brasil 🇧🇷*
never get upset with finding horse shoe where the german army was as they uses a lot of horse to pull stuff with. they uses 2.75 million horses and mules during ww2
That bolt can be from VZ 24. Nice video👏👍
Thanks for the info and for watching!
The 6th Armored Division ("Super Sixth"[1]) was an armored division of the United States Army during World War II. It was formed with a cadre from the 2nd Armored Division.
it is possible that that helmet piece is from a M35 that is the only type that used that sort of ring through the hole. the second hole looks a little to small (that can be an optical illusion). i think it is an M35 but i am not sure
Yeah, a friend of mine also told me its probably from an M35. Why couldn't it be complete :p
3 k98 rifles this week.. business as usual 😂
Watch me find an MG hoard next time haha ;)
The K98 rifle cleaning kits were stored in the rifle butt. I'm not sure what wood they were made from, suspect due to the number of rifles made, probably cheap crap wood like Pine. The stocks will have rotted away over the years leaving the cleaning kit if it was in there, and the butt plate close together. Seeing peole finding the Sturmgwever '44, they so often seem to have the butt stock smashed off them. This act disabled the return spring and thus rendered the rile useless. Perhaps they did the same with the K98's in the clear up after the war.
good job again. im a little jalous haha
Haha cant blame ya, the finds have been good to me :)
And it indeed is a Opel Super Six plate! Didn't know until someone told me. Thanks for watching!
I am curious….. you mentioned having found rounds that still have parts of the MG ammunition belt on them. You stated that you have to re-bury the rounds. My question is, is there not a place that you are able to take them to have them disposed of properly? What is the policy and customs on this? It’s fascinating how many relics you are finding and it has to be both exciting and humbling.
Hey there, here your are not allowed to transport dangerous stuff like that at all. You can call the bomb squad, but honestly, i find ammunition every time I go out, so it doesnt really make sense. Just reburying deeper is the best way.
Thanks for watching
Have u ever thought about clean the rifle with electrolysis an think u can still buy the wood for them and tryin to put one back in the wood thats what i would do be cool display piece 😁👍
Could you please not say something so cool, yet probably so expensive that I want it but cant affort it?
Yes Paul I thought of that! Original stocks aren't too expensive, wanted to do that for a long time. Only thing holding me back are the german gun laws, cant keep the rifles just like that. Until the laws are getting a bit looser I wont be able to keep them. They will stay in the woods, buried where i found them :)
Oh no that is a shame seem silly when guns like that will never work again it just for display. And yeah didnt think about that on the iron rounds. We can keep gun here in uk but they have to be disarmed an have papers to say so i am try to get a 1916 lee enfield 303 off a old guy i do some building work for 😁👍
I’m trying to put myself in post war Europe. I’m guessing EVERYONE was so sick of war that battle littered woods and roads full of completely fine field gear and fully operational weapons was just uninteresting junk that no one really had the foresight to pick up or save. It was all just a negative reminder of the mess you’ve witnessed for years ? THIS to me is a strange but understandable concept....can you imagine this scenario in modern times? Can you you imagine as a civilian , walking past a road filled with discarded weapons and bodies of soldiers..and not giving a shit? ....my god!
Luckily there where no bodies of soldiers in the areas I'm searching in, but surely so much military gear, vehicles, dead horses... it was just the downfall and Abyss of the Third Reich in those last days. Many witnesses described those areas in reports and said they "scavenged for useful stuff", not minding guns and whatnot, the times where dire and the future uncertain. That to me alone makes ww2 detecting such a surreal experience! Just these forgotten artifacts on the surface resting there since 1945...
Do you think, someday, you are going to look for pre-ww2 stuff as well? Like medieval and modern age coins, buttons and buckles of everyday life. In Germany you have a lot of history and interesting targets to dig out of the ground
Thats true and that was my initial intention. But there is just so much WW2 History around here which fascinates me! Maybe someday when im done with most of my spots i´ll give WW1 a try or just pre-ww2 in general!
Thanks for watching :)
Ich liebe deine Videos haha ziehe mir eins nach dem anderen rein 😍 gibt gleich lust wieder loszuziehen. Leider gibts bei uns größtenteils nur cal. 30 hülsen der amis und gasmaskenteile😅 was machst du mit den ganzen 98ern eigentlich? 😅
Haha das freut mich doch zu hören das es dir gefällt ;)
Dann ab nach draußen, wer sucht der findet!
Und bezüglich der 98er, kann damit ja leider nicht viel machen, besitzen darf man sie ja selber in dem Zustand nicht :/
@@MetalMaxWW2 ja das ist echt schade. Meinen musste ich auch im Wald liegen lassen.. da könnte man echt heulen.. wie recherchierst du denn deine Orte wenn ich fragen darf? Bei mir ist es so dass es mehrere Bücher über meinen Heimatkreis gibt. Dort suche ich immer die Orte raus.
Jap, Bücher sind Ressource Nummer 1, oft mit Zeitzeugenberichten etc wo man einiges erfahren kann.
Ansonsten such ich manchmal neben den größeren Hauptstraßen da hier mehr Rückzug als Kampfgebiet war.
@@MetalMaxWW2 in welchem Landkreis oder Bundesland suchst du denn? 😊
Bolt could also be from a vz24
Oh I see, looks like it a lot!
Super 6 was an American tank division
But this plate is from an Opel Super six.
Hello I have just found your channel just enquire what happens to all the ammunition you find.
Mostly re buried in one very deep hole if its just normal cartridges.
Ive got 3 like new Mosin rifles in my collection!! Not my favorite to shoot. Roughly made by slaves.
I'm so jealous of Americas gun laws... would love to own and shoot any historical gun. That dream will probably never come true :/
14:20 german mg151/15mm
A horse shoe, Supply or Calvary 🤔
I know this may sound nuts, but maybe someone knows this: Could you safely and legally dearm a live round? Most of them are in bad condition, but sometimes in these videos I see some with conditions that I think it's a waste to not take them home.
Safely? Maybe. Legally? What do you think, of course not, not in germany xD
And I agree, especially some cartridges buried in deep sandy ground sometimes even have original brass colouring on them.
@@MetalMaxWW2 Just because it's Germany, does not mean it's impossible. I do (legally) own dearmed rounds, but they are all post 2000.
The big problem would probably only be the transport, since this is the hardest part to do legally, iirc.
The dearming process is already illegal as far as I know... and yeah, transporting as well. In theory it's not even allowed to take them to the police...
Yeah they smashed the K98s against the trees so the buttstock with broken pieces on it fly away and thats most of the time why u get buttstocks
It's nice to find them without broken pieces, but just that attaches a story to them and makes it feel even more personal... love every single one of them, thanks for watching! (PS: Cant own the Rifles unfortenately due to laws)
@@MetalMaxWW2 yeah its cool, it gives a story to it. I would love to find K98 parts haha💪🏻
Congrats with ur new record of k98 in one video 😁 they keep coming always Nice to see one found
At 8:05 looks like a smashed luftschutz gasmask filter
www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/ww2-german-luftschutz-gas-mask-vm-37-1906218203
Wel hope to see a new video soon and good luck digging
Oh yes indeed VGM Filter.
Let's hope some more variety in guns soon, still looking for Stg, Mp or MG :p
Yes that would be Awsome
I hope to find a pistol once
Can you keep any of the guns or ammunition ?
No sadly not
*Ich bin ein schlaf-Schaf*
Ok
@@MetalMaxWW2 do you know 'Phil Laude' ?
Schlaf-Schaf is a comment to write under the first video you watch after watching his...
Don't take it too seriously :)
Das bei 8:12 Minuten müsste ein Volksgasmaskenfilter sein.
Jo da haste recht, ist mir jetzt auch aufgefallen ;)
See photo focus just before headlamp. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3d/Opel_Super_6_BW_3.JPG
Super 6
Yes, thats super cool! Wonder how it got there :0
What about quarantine?
What about it? It sucks haha
@@MetalMaxWW2ahahaha i mean... Did you go metal detecting anyway?
Well yes? It's not forbidden to leave the house here. Only not allowed to meet people
@@MetalMaxWW2 well so... Lucky you!! I didn't know that.. I live in Italy unfortunately and i still can't go out, even metal detecting
Wenn du bei dir keinen Helm findest, dann sehe ich hier bei mir schwarz xd
Naja, sind ja keine Kampfgebiete bei mir, denke da wurden keine verloren oder weggeworfen. Aber ich gebe die Hoffnung nicht auf :p
Super Sixth:
The story of Patton's 6th Armored Division in WW II
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opel_Super_6 i'm sure or 1000% it's this one and not patton's division ;)
Are you German you have an German accent
Yes I am :)
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Also thanks for your videos! I have watched several and plan to watch more. I spent 7 years stationed at Ramstein, 1986-93, and loved my time there. I also love history, especially of WWII.