IMPROVISED CURSED GUN IMAGES
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Yep, it’s that time of the month again..time for cursed gun images of course! Today we’re going over some of the weirdest improv I’ve seen since Rick and Morty did an Inter-dimensional Cable episode.
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Thanks for watching guys! Hopefully this was an interesting new spin on the standard “Cursed Gun Images” format, let me know if you want to see more if this kind of stuff in the future!
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Hand me those memes and AK-50 blueprints AK daddy
I hear a loud scream In Texas each time one of these realeases
Aren’t you that gay gay kid
Armslist sponsored papa kalash lmao
Hi Brandon
You know what’s not cursed? Dat shirt 😉
indeed Scott. (I was here before this original comment gets thousands of likes)
Yessir
Yes Scott
Hell yeah
Hi Scott!
Home Depot theme begins to play ominously
_Nailed_ it.
A Lowes built gun is JUST AS GUUD
I didn't know they had theme song is it like mariachi or something?
@@chuckmangione4382 ua-cam.com/video/ycPDM8OVqLI/v-deo.html
Home Depot theme metal cover.
“AK’s are $25 and a sandwich in Nigeria”
A sandwich in Nigeria is worth at least $500 and 30 rounds of 7.62
so you can buy a gun and rob the restaurant and so you get free food and probably end in prison
Or one well placed 7.62 round...
was gonna say, had to look it up Nigerian wage is something like $79 a month so that $25 is a lot more.
Don't give me hope...
Brandon: "You can't just full-auto M-16s out of vending machines..."
The Taliban: **chuckles**
Owwwwwww that stings....
Nice one 👍🏻
Read this as he said it
@@dailydoseofawasteoftime6732 full auto vending machines, sounds like something skynet would manufacture.
@@unhingedhobbyist6722 yep
Write that down achmed!!
“AKs in Nigeria cost 25 dollars and a sandwich.” Huh if only people in Nigeria had either of those.
Would be had their prince just hands his cash to them instead of strangers
@@dereinzigwahreRahl Is a joke. Why you have to be mad?
@@dereinzigwahreRahl listen if you can't take a simple edgy joke, I'd recommend getting off Brandon's channel
@@dereinzigwahreRahl Question, does oil barons represents the entire people of that nation?
@@dereinzigwahreRahl r/wooosh
To be fair Brandon, the Sten gun was already designed to be assembled in a toolshed.
Yup, have hammer will travel, was a great idea during WWII.
@@ScottishAlaskan77 Wasn't it also intentionally designed that way so French Resistance forces could easily manufacture their own Stens since its literally a pipe.
Edit: hell I'm pretty sure in the Metro series the Sten was the inspiration behind our "favorite" SMG known as "the Bastard" heck the third image whoever took it was probably trying to make said SMG from that series.
@@cursedhawkins1305 basically, yeah, it also looks surprisingly inconspicuous when disassembled
@@cursedhawkins1305 I think it was mainly for ease of production. The Welrod was conceived to be disguised as a tool though, so French Resistance could ambush Sentries and take their rifles.
Edit: Gun Jesus did a video on the development of the Sten: ua-cam.com/video/8-PmLxkOmaM/v-deo.html
So what you're saying is we need to have anti-tool laws
Fun fact about the Warhammer bolter shotgun: It's fully useable in the VR game Hotdogs, Horseshoes, and Handgrenades.
First thing i noticed, I have used that abortion in H3 a few times
I believe it’s also in wasteland 3 though I’ve never used it as by the time you get it better weapons are available as more powerful shotguns and more accurate pistols outclass it
@@yapflipthegrunt4687 Nope, totally stock! Shotguns in the magazine section, it's full auto too!
Brandon could make a whole episode about the cursed and weird guns in that game. Maybe we can get a VR game review from him? :D
I knew I've seen it somewhere
True fact - the first Sten spontaneously self-assembled when a plumber's truck collided with a scrap iron truck.
Few know this but the Finns actually used this method of procurement for years afterward. Aimo Lahti was originally a "Suomiwood" stunt driver and Tikkakoski a sewing machine manufacturer.
that's some real abiogenesis stuff right there
I can tell you with 100% certainty that the “Warhammer Bolter” does not function as the “fire control group” is just the pistol grip from a dollar store MP5k toy. The gaping asshole screw holes really took me back to childhood (interpret that however you may)
Additionally, shotgun shells are rimmed which would require a magazine with a slight curve if you wish to have any chance of preventing a rim lock jam.
@@garygrant91 or a dramatic forward lean to the mag so each rim would be ahead of the one below it.
The "bolter" most likely was for someone cosplaying
The Codex astartes does not support this action
@@NathanielGarr0_96 That book can't stop me cause I can't read!
-whoever built that abomination, probably
You don’t really need to look at photos to see an “improvised cursed gun image.” Just look at your how it works drawings.
mhm. i want a few of em
Brandon roasting Warhammer without even knowing it gives me life.
He also pointed out the same thing I’ve been saying for as long as I’ve been playing Warhammer. I know they get velocity because they’re self propelled, but since they don’t spend anytime in the barrel, how the hell do they get stabilized? Probably why space marines prefer to charge in for some glorious melee combat.
@@11jerans Oh god yeah. When you look too much into how bolters are supposed to work it hurts your brain. Like they’re simultaneously one of the coolest and stupidest scifi/science fantasy weapons.
@@11jerans Not commenting on warhammer per se but very short lengths of rifling is all that is necessary to stabilise a projectile. Look at snub nose revolvers or rifled chokes for shotguns, a couple of inches or even less is still enough to do the job.
@@11jerans I've always imagined that rather than one rocket motor propelling the round from the rear, it's 3 - 4 slightly offset rockets that spin the round around its center axis while pushing it down range. My problem has always been why a supposedly .65 caliber gun looks like it's at least 40mm on the model. And then I start wondering how the heck somebody reloads the main gun in a Leman Russ and things start to spiral downward from there.
Mostly, I think you're just not supposed to think about it that much.
@@11jerans I know very little about 40k, but I assume they stabilize in a similar way to the Gyrojet (check out Gun Jesus' or Taofledermaus' videos on it if you haven't seen them). Basically the exhaust ports/ rocket nozzles are milled in to the projectile at an angle which imparts spin even without having a rifled barrel and would even work in a vacuum.
I love how the "pistol grip" on the "STEN" is just a knife handle. Perfection.
Bed sheet metal too. Looks more like tablelegsheetmetal to me.
Seeing the evolution of Brandons' beard across his videos is truly something to behold
I love to watch him drinking
There's gonna be wolves living in that beard soon. I eagerly await that.
It's thicc as heck, it's great!
Pretty sure it’s the drinking that is helping the beard
@@Skippy3000 No, it’s called Sovietification, that is what is happening to the beard.
Wow, they managed to make a Sten that's even cheaper and more makeshift than an official Sten
Than an early Sten, rather. The later Mark V was actually pretty decent
@@filmandfirearms true tho it was still relatively simply made, specifically so they could be stripped and rebuilt whenever needed with ease
@@danofdybukon6040 that's most of the pipe submachine guns built at the time though the sten being more similar to the American grease gun than the Russian PPSH, but all remarkably simple in construction, given its almost nerf gun function "spring make gun go" I was explaining to my dad just yesterday how hilariously they're designed with the triggers being there to stop the bolt rather than actuate it.
thats like making orange juice with out any oranges.. (sunny delight)
@@danofdybukon6040 I don't see what's wrong with a gun being simple. You are on an AK focused channel after all. I can disassemble and reassemble my 74 with one hand while blindfolded
Brandon needs to end one of his videos with “And as always, have a nice day.” In a Russian accent. A homage to the lord FPSRussia
Yee
Da would be nice
Shit he just needs to get Kyle on one of his episodes
An as alvays, have nice dyay
@@grahamburgdorf8397 fuck yes
That mag-fed shotgun is actually literally a cosplay prop, and that's what the KWG-1 (an automatic, mag fed shotgun) was based off of in "Hotdogs Horshoes and Handgrenades", a funny kickass vr game about realistic gun simulation and memes.
I saw it and was immediately looking for the comment mentioning h3vr
hey that's the game that lets you stick a .50 in a metal tube on a handle and hit it with a mallet
@@argentfrog also the game that lets you put a bunch of different bullets in a sausage maker and fire them out [with mods]
Degle .50
@@argentfrog ah another fan of the whizbang mk2 noice
Brandon: its just so hard to be mad at these
His fan base: He is just getting used to it, and he doesnt want to admit it.
I mean, the man's made the 50 Beu AK and the KalashnaBren, oh, yeah, and the God damned Mobrez. Can't forget the Mobrez. Aaaand I just remembered that 6.5 Grendel AK pistol.
Let's face it. In his other cursed gun images videos he likes like 20% of what he sees
I understand that his liver is filing for a divorce.
But home made guns it’s hard to be mad at thin because it just shows how people can make something so deadly with so little to work with
Honestly? I understand him. For him, cursed guns are ones where they have been modified from a perfectly good gun into some sort of atrocity. Making an improvised gun from random parts however, is just kinda cool.
As a big fan of Warhammer 40k, that "bolter" definitely looks like it wouldn't function. And if it did function, it looks like more of a danger to the user than the target
Orkish slugga more like. Those xenos don't give a fuck about the laws of physics because "DA MEK'Z COOL, MAKEZ COOL SLUGGAZ, SLUGGA GO DAKKA!!! "
My wrist broke just looking at it
It looks like a shoota, not a boltgun
It would not function unless they shoot shorty shotgun rounds. Those were high brass and short? Looked photoshopped to me.
@@7jum7 orkz orkz orkz
The "Warhammer Bolter" still looks like it would function better than the "zip" gun (which seems more like a BDSM kink, but home depot edition)
Underappreciated comment
@@ghowell13 agreed
Also looks, whyyyy cooler as well.
Bolters brothers
The "Warhammer Boltet" Is a gun from the Warhammer series
Now I want Brandon to make an actual fucking Bolter.
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and then get a cease and desist from GW for not putting it on Warhammer+
You see what happened to tts too?
@@valeriandamoclesmarcellus8756 Last I saw, they were just backing-out pre-emptively, but yeah, it's bad shit.
In my youth I was in New York, Manhattan and saw actual zip guns that were used to shoot at each other that make this stuff look like HK's.
Standard was tear an antenna of a car, break it off at the sliding section that fits the .22 or .25 round that you bought cheap. Wooden handle, which means a scrap of wood from a construction site.
Black electricians tape, the old stuff with fabric backing. Rubber band to power the nail to fire it. takes about thirty seconds to load, a couple seconds to fire, usually by pulling back on the rubber band by hand.
Best are big rubber bands used in offices, you find them on the street.
You can make it in a half hour shoot it, and drop it in a trash can as you walk away. The bullets keyhole which makes even a .22 long decent at three feet, since you don't have to kill them, just take them out of the fight. or just use it to threaten with.
Fortunately I got the hell out of there.
The fact that they are making these things makes me wonder what on earth is worth shooting somebody over but not spending the money to (illegally) aquire even a taurus.
New York used to be fucking GRITTY!
I'm glad this comment was short enough to screenshot it in its entirety
@@jakefromspace4659 that thing he was .asking is completely un traceable. you can brake it down and it's just some rubbish. Vs a Taurus is still gun parts that can be recognized. I'd still want a Taurus over that though.
In the land of the mostly unarmed, the zipgunner is king
Does Brandon know what a bolter is?
Would like to see him talking about how ludricous a handgun that fires rocket propelled tank shells would be.
Or any weapon from 40k really
I think the one here is just a prop. I don't think the shells would eject properly.
Saw a couple vids on the bolter. Cool gun
@@SolomonCaineReaper yeah no ejection port
@@SolomonCaineReaper no, the gun is real and works, I remember seeing a vid with it a few years ago, shouldn't be too hard to find
I have a book from the 70's on how to make improvised SMG's. It even includes how to make a functional Sten and mags for it
What book exactly? I mean of course to avoid it
@@John-gx7io There's a f*ckton of books on this subject, used to own a bunch of em, now the canadian government owns them lol :( Keywords Metral, Holmes, Luty, 'practical scrap metal', pretty sure that 1 of those ak looking ones in the video was the '24 hour 9mm ak' or something similar sounding. It's actually ingenious, they use 2-d sheets of metal stacked up and pinned together to get around machining complex 3d shapes, they call it 'laminate technology'. And yes, yt, I'm aware of the 99.99999% chance that this comment will be nuked on arrival :P
@@johnnyshanksalot8358 why does the canadian government own them now?
P.A. Luty?
@@_monti142 Because in 2018 I went bye-bye for 14 months for owning inanimate objects without my officer mommy and prime minister daddy's permission and they took literally everything I owned down to my socks. Including my book collection. Can't believe that's still up, what yt does or doesn't censor is so random lol.
9:07 This makes me realize that it may be interesting to have stuff like this chambered explicitly for mini shells. It may have some of the same gimmicky appeal as a taurus judge.
The Judge can also fire .45 Long Colt, so...not as gimmicky as you would think. I personally appreciate any firearm that can fire more than one cartridge.
...or a cartridge that can be fired from the same chamber. Slight difference. Not sure why 9mm Auto hasn't caught on, frankly.
It still seems less sketchy than the Judge.
The scariest part of the first gun is the fact it looks like it will probably blow up in your hand. It’s not a mean scary assault rifle it’s scary because it’s a hand grenade.
Anti-hand grenade
@@joshuabrown4030 underrated Comment...
That's what I thought too. It's not scary-looking because its intimidating, it's scary-looking because I'd be scared trying to fire it.
Howdy ther partner Fancy meeting you here
What does patrolling the Mojave make you wish for?
Brazil is king of assembling weird weapons like this, no wonder it was the first photo to appear, but the one that piqued me the most was "TRINTA E DOZE".
And Torture videos
Brazil is the prince, not the king. The king is Pakistan, Khyber pass specifically
TRINTA E DOZE RULES CARALHO
AND WEIRD GLOCK BUILDS
(worst than you, californian)
BRAZIL CAMPEO DE MUNDO
Now I wanna see Brandon looking at the entire Warhammer 40k arsenal, and see how long he lasts before collapsing
Wait bolters fire selfprepelled mini rockets as rounds, so they could work. They might break your wrist, but the emperor protects.
How long before he says "I want to build this!" Seriously... I want a lasgun and a bolter. Even got a possible design in mind for a working bolter, just don't have the monetary backing or machinery to make it possible.
@@NathanielGarr0_96 the entire bolter is a frankengun made by a bunch of British who've never seen a gun. A gyrogun has no shell or casing, firstly. While there are gyroguns out there, you cant really pack an explosive charge in them without risking rolling a 1 on the gets hot scale everytime you shoot it
@@012998Mnb I mean we say that now, but I don't really care to comment on what can or cannot happen in a setting that's what? 38000/39000 years in the future?
@@012998Mnb bolter rounds have casings because they are shot out of the bolter like a normal bullet would be, the engine kicks in only when it's already in the air.
the warhammer bolter almost convinced me, but that..interesting open magazine would be difficult to hold on to as the shotgun shells feed up right under your hand xd
Came across somebody wearing that "Put a thumb in it" shirt the other day, while I was wearing my AK Guy shirt. Just kinda looked at eachother smirked and nodded. Gotta love Oklahoma #akgnotificationsquad
Hi other okies
Oklahoman here. I see Demolitia merch almost daily. I love it here.
Just saying hi to my fellow Okies.
@@frost82592 Howdy!
Another Okie reporting in.
I want to see Brandon's reaction to Ian from forgotten weapon's "kursed krink" and im referring to the custom ian made in 7.62x39
I'm pretty sure he's done a video on that before.
Hasn't he done that already? And I believe he even "fixed" it
The one Ian built himself I assume?
@@Devin_Stromgren yep
@@pwincessiris There has been more then one ak shown on Forgotten Weapons. We are talking about the video release recently.
I love the reaction antigun people give me when I tell them I can build a shotgun in Lowe's and a sten gun in my basement. I do kinda want to build a semi auto pcc just to prove a point and be legal even though it's more complicated.
"In the hands of an engineer anything can be a weapon."
I can confirm, im majoring as an engineer and my friends know I can make a weapon from many different materials and items
u need help?
Back in the early '60s, my dad taught a shop class in an urban high school. He had to keep a constant watch for students trying to make zip guns in the shop.
He should have showed them how to do it correctly so that they didn't hurt themselves.
@@thetallone7605 😆
You and your dad sound racist af
@@gaysiegelord what? Lol
@@bielik_2 "urban high school" "had to keep a constant watch for students making zip guns"
"You can't just get full autos out of vending machines" *LAUGHS IN SOUTH CENTRAL RUSSIAN*
11:38 that's perfectly functional, if you're a Warhammer 40k ork.
If you think hard enough it will work
MOAR DAKKA
Blood for the blood god
Umies don' know gud dakka if it tore 'em a new arsehole.
Mork or Gork?
I'm tempted to learn how to be a proper gunsmith purely to make horrible things to make Brandon sad
“Yes, so in the rest of the world you can’t just get fully automatic M16s out of vending machines”
So no Borderlands? (Slams phone on the ground)
(Jumps on skateboard, breaking it)
Unless your the Taliban in that case Biden will take care of you. SMH. We are screwed they will b here soon through our southern border. Thanks for fucking us and our troops over .
@@ryanwaddell6278 I highly doubt the Taliban would want to go through the border.
@@ryanwaddell6278 After their naval invasion of mexico that they accomplish how exactly? :'D
Careful you don’t wanna open Pandora’s box (or vault depending on who you ask)
World leaders: now that we've banned guns, gun violence is no more!
Criminals: haha pipe gun from fallout go bang
American with a 3D printer: hahaha....AR 15 go bang
I've watched a guy make an AK-47 from nothing but a single shovel as material. All it takes is a little ingenuity and hard work.
@@sneakysoviet9 wasn't that the idea of the AK? After Russia learned not to machine parts all over and ship to a assembly plant when the Germans took a walk into the motherland.
8:46 You know what? I bet the grip being mounted backwards isn't due to ignorance (well, a little bit) but due to how far the grip would be from the trigger if you mounted it "correctly". I bet what happened is they made it with the proper orientation, found out it was too far from the trigger, but were too lazy to make a new grip so they just assembled it backwards.
maybe the guy who made it had some long ass freaky fingers for all we know, if you are making the gun may as well make it comfortable for yourself
It was pretty cool to follow up that bolter with an Ork shoota.
9:07 The gun that removes both Your arm, and the enemies.
Last time I checked, the bolter was said to "break every bone in the body of the user from the sheer recoil" if they weren't a Space Marine.
I've got you now!!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA MY EVERYTHING!!
Standard battle brother - Can I get a bolter from the admech
Tech marine - no we have a bolter at home
Bolter at home
FOR THE EMPEROR
Give them the emperor's peace
Ave Imperator
Fun Fact: if you slow the Home Depot theme down just right it sounds like the first Dark Souls character creation theme
"Criminals, uh, find a way to make guns."
*Dr. Ian Malcolm*
Brandon here’s a challenge,making a semi automatic pistol with a removable mag using only stuff from home depot
Brandon: *telling us how easy it is to make an open bolt auto gun*
Us: *taking notes*
ATF: *taking notes*
I first read the title as "IMPROVED Cursed Gun Images" and thought Brandon had had enough and was going to be fixing past cursed guns.
I would watch that.
What’s so scary about the first gun is that it might fall apart any second
man these 5 minute craft guns are so funny to see until i die enough in tarkov to realize that I'm about to have to be making these myself
“I got a pretty funky lookin AK review coming up” While having a Kalashnibren on the wall behind him. No AK can look more funky than that thing.
The “homemade sten gun” was a smg designed in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. They made hundreds of them.
For me it looks like the bastard gun from metro
Yeah and the blueprints where printed in a book called expedient fire arms: the 9mm submachine gun by Philip Luty.
I wonder how many were buried in back gardens, just in case.
These were made for and used by Loyalist paramilitaries, not PIRA (PIRA had better sources for proper guns; the most commonly encountered PIRA weapons in the 70s were M1 carbines and .380 Remington Woodmaster hunting rifles). The improvised SMGs used stolen Sterling mags (you can even see that the mag well on this one is obviously shaped to take a Sterling mag) and would fire just about long enough for spraying a bar-room or carrying out a targeted assassination/murder.
@@HO-bndk i have heard they are basically ambush guns indeed. But did they play a big part in the irish conflict? ( I know the troubles but it sounds so not big enough for what happend)
I never could have imagined a pistol made of adobe... Man, that gives me all kinds of ideas!
Brandon: Mocks 40k Bolter.
Adeptus Mechanicus: "Ahh yes, you will make a fine servitor."
Holy bolter is definitely blessed
You belong in a penitent engine you furry heretic
Brandon saying Warhammer Bolter; two universes that I didn't think will happen again #9:08
I'd really like to see you make a full auto pipe gun with minimal tools
So, a Luty design?
Mark Serbu.
illegal on YT
@@Breakfast_and_Bullets yeah, surely this video was crying-out for an appearance from the Luty SMG?
I was gonna comment myself but you beat me to it...
@@Breakfast_and_Bullets or like a fallout reskin of an ak
Brandon always sounds like he's sharing at an AA meeting. "But before I talk about that i wanna talk about my sponsor."
The scary part of that pistol exists completely for whoever is shooting it when it detonates violently in their hands
The 12guage bolter pistol isn't a real firearm, I've seen the picture of its other side, its a cosplay prop, the HK fire control group comes from a Tokyo Mauri G3(I think) and it's mostly plasticard and polystrene.
"BULLETS BE BULLETS HOMIE!" That fits the bill for this lmfao.
Are you in the same Facebook group as me? 😂
Not sure 🤔
Brandon: "Send me pictures of ugly prototype guns!"
Me: "OK" *sends him a picture of his AK-50*
YOU COME INTO OUR FUCKING HOUSE...
Do you have any idea what you just unleashed?
this should be popcorn worthy
Brandon is going to ban you for what you've started here, today.
*Pipe Rifles are real?*
Well, I'm off to Lowe's!
A pipe gun is by far the easiest type of gun to build.
Fallout 4 inspired pipe gun
That last improvised “zip” gun probably fires better and more consistently than the ZIP .22
Even a 2 pipes and a 12 gauge can be more reliable than the zip.22
*ANYTHING* fires more reliably than a Zip22.
Mean, but fair.
You would literally have to disassemble it put a new round in and zip tie it together with new ties and it would still be faster than working through an entire mag on the zip 22.
Brandon: "Look how incredibly easy it is for anyone with rudimentary knowledge of metalworking to build a fully-functional machinegun"
You'd be surprised what you can do with blowback... 20mm Oerlikon anti-air cannon was straight blowback, as was the 20mm MG-FF cannon used by early German fighters. Even the later MK 108 was blowback, though it set of the primer while the bolt was still moving forward to take advantage of the inertia of the moving bolt.
Any caliber can be blow back, only question is: how heavy does the bolt need to be?
Because a .30-06 needs something like a 26 pound bolt to be safe.
Given this post, and the fact US police use helicopters, any interest in starting a betting pool on the appearance of Ghetto AA?
@@dropdead234 mount two guns for more dakka
@@thesmallestminorityisthein4045 Mate there are 20mm and bigger guns that don't have 36 pound bolts and are still blowback.
@@dropdead234 minimum requirement is it needs to on the back of a toyota hilux.
The “Sten at home” more looked like a budget Sterling Submachine Gun to me
This is some Fallout-level building and I love it
Far Cry Makeshift guns
I'm kinda surprised none of Philip a. Luty's SMGs were in this video.
Then again, his guns look like actual custom made firearms, just without any furniture.
Mr. Luty was a true freedom loving Englishman 🏴
@@bombsawaylemay770 Aye! He was the kinda person I could get along with, one that valued his freedom.
That and Luty's smgs don't really look cursed enough
I was actually just thinking about when Brandon said they would do an improvised weapons video.
Papa Kalash always delivers.
#AKGNotificationSquad
Eventually...
It's scary looking because it looks like the sort of weapon a zombie who's been underwater in a swamp for a few months might carry.
“6.9 out of 10 I’d fucks with it.” Needs to be a shirt
If that can be on a shirt, everything should be on a shirt
10:00 Oh that shotgun was on a vr game called Hot Dogs, Horseshoes, and Hand Grenades. Neat game I say. It is also a fully automatic shotty too.
The "scary looking" part of the first one is that it looks like it would explode into epoxy and metal shrapnel if fired
Now requesting KB and DemoRanch to make the Bolter since, AKfiddy is kinda in the process.
Dude I’ve been watching for like two years and you’ve never failed to amaze me with what you post you are good have a good day
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Brandon - "It may shock you to know not all people live in the United States of America."
Me - "Yes Brandon, I'm aware of the two other countries in the world, Canada and Mexico. I'm not _that_ uneducated."
Jokes on you; you forgot about that country called "Europe" :)
@@markh.6687 Oh, so you're one of those people that believes in Europe?
@@moreparrotsmoredereks2275 as an european, i confirm, europe doesn't exist
Isn't there a place called Africa too? Or is that as mythical as an intelligent politician?
@@michellewilt4479 nah africa sunk like Atlantis
I love how you approached this week's gun images absolutely gorgeous again I want more
Our Brazilian gunsmiths are waaaaay ahead in gun tech. EVERYTHING can become a gun, you just have to be brave enough kkkkkk
Realmente... isso é verdade kkkkk
The sheer doneness in Brandon's voice as he subtly reems the ATF several times on the point of gun acquisition will never not be funny.
Suggestion for the PROTOTYPE Episode: Pretty much anything Kel-Tec has ever put out.
And I’m saying this as someone who has owned and very much appreciated Kel-Tecs…
Buckshot, 30rd ak mag, downward hand grip. The 762 ak was probably suspected of being automatic so they can take it without a warrant. Same as any handgun on your property if you have anyone under the age of 18 in your home. New York needs a big change soon.
Damn, these Rust graphics are getting better and better
Didnt know they added new weapons tho
lol
I'm amazed we got through this whole video without seeing a single Taurus! Guess they aren't that common around the rest of the world, where people take the time to make better guns out of staplers, nails, and zip-ties.
HA! Show us on the doll where the G2C touched you...
"Just put a thumb in it" hits a bit different while I am in process of getting an m1 Garand
Funny how the episode of cursed guns that has the most guns that are likely to blow up on you is Brandon's favorite.
That full auto shotgun smg is in a VR game called Hotdogs, Horshoes, and Hand Grenades, but I have no clue if it is real.
Edit: nvm I see those glaring screwholes
I have several mp5 foam spring guns that I use for cosplay with those exact same screw holes
Id like to see what brandon could put together in a day, using only material sold at a hardware store
Ummm, the AK-50 comes to mind
@@andrewburley7651 yes but he did say in a day lol
Yes please... I mean . It would get instantly demonitised.. but whatever .
*Stares in Kalashnibren*
@@johnwaynecm look up Philip Luty
I can totally see that shotgun being real, wiki thinks the reason why sawed off shotguns are illegal is because they have faster projectiles. Lol they exit the barrel quicker maybe
Is it because the pellets spread wider?
@@PianoEmu1120 they actually don't. You get nearly the same spread from a shotgun with a 12 inch barrel as you do from an 18-20 inch assuming it has no choke.
The real reason sawn offs were said to have more spread, at least in the old days, is because most single/double barreled sporting/hunting shotguns had some level of permanent choke, where the bore gets a bit tighter towards the end of the barrel. Which gives them a tighter pattern and therefore a bit more range.
But if you cut beyond a few inches off the barrel you've just removed the choke. So that same gun once sawn off WILL produce a wider pattern than before.
However, if you take a modern Remington 870 or Mossberg 500 type shotgun and install any length barrel with a "cylinder bore" (which is a fancy term for no choke) you will get no discernible difference in pattern from a
@@dark2023-1lovesoni well hey, i didn't know that and now I do. Thanks!
@cloverleafsippa713 technically a longer barrel should result in more powder burning before the projectile exits, resulting in higher pressure and increased velocity/range. So barrel length IS related to velocity, but only in that a longer barrel should add velocity. A shorter barrel will definitely have less velocity, and more muzzle flash as more powder burns after exiting the barrel.
there is a real shotgun kinda like that called the Mag 7, there is a civilian model too.
9:15 god have mercy on the wrists of anyone SHOOTING this
Brandon: "Gun store shelves have been empty for a while."
Me, having walked into a beautifully well stocked gun store recently.
"Um... About that."
Home Depot theme starts playing
Stores are stocked now. But the prices havent gone down yet. ☹
@@Mastervading4306 Gone down? They were priced pretty normally... Nothing I looked at had a price tag that didn't make sense. Hell, some were cheaper than expected.
@@EzekiesAcheron guns maybe. Ammo nope
@@larrythompson8630 Fair enough, I only looked at the guns.
My household is in shambles, my parents threaten each other with divorce at least once a week, but your content always makes me feel a little better. Thanks for the content brandon!
You’re welcome sad stock photo man
@@arthurmernard5879 rad*
Relatable
sorry that's happening, stay strong bro
Profile pic checks out
Maaaaaan, and Ian's Kinky Krink didn't even get an honorable mention? WTAF?
The memes were pretty lit, too.
1:27 the scary part of this is the fact that gun works and has parts of a revolver
MAC-12: I'm guessing it's a prop. The absurdity (and awesomeness) of its existence aside, the opening does not look big enough for 12ga shells to eject trough.
Would have to be shorty 1 3/4", but I agree that I doubt it's real
The one gun that is shown in the thumbnail to the right almost looks like a Bolter Pistol from Warhammer 40K. Btw I wouldn't mind seeing Brandon and his guys try making a Bolter Rifle. Tho scaled down so it doesn't dislocate your shoulder after 1 or 2 shots, cause it fires a .998 or 75 Cal.
The .998 is the heavy bolter. The 75 cal is the standard astartes bolter. The more you know.
A Bolter rifle would be hard, seeing as they have more in common with the Gyrojet gun than a typical firearm. The closest we'll ever see to a Bolter is an automatic grenade launcher, and those only come in 40mm. Even then they aren't rocket powered.
I'm pretty just it is .75 Cal.
The decimal is important, as in 3/4ths of an inch.
.5 Cal, is 1/2 an inch.
To put this in perspective:
12 gauge shotgun -> .729 Cal.
10 gauge shotgun -> .775 Cal.
The standard bolter (in terms of diameter, would be about an 11-ish gauge shotgun.
That shoots a rocket assisted explosive slug.
Though at this point, people may have started dropping the leading decimal. So idk.
@@Bl4ckD0g forgotten weapons did a video on the inkunzi grenade launcher. Not quite a gyro jet but the grenade impact seems similar to a bolter
it's literally a rocket launcher though
Brandon... I speak on behalf of all your fanbase that we want the Kalashi-STEN!!!
*softly* “don’t”
Nah, we need the LewisNikov Gun, because screw you, dinner plate magazine
@@vikingvarn4919 mate I just want the Moscow typewriter. Or if you want a dinner plate ak, ask for the dp-47
@@banettebrochacho5636 Listen, Our Lord Tachanka's gun is an legend in its own right, but British water cooling LMG + Kalashnikov = A friend for the Kalashnibren
This one needs a sequel!
Brandon “I'm not that familiar with H&k stuff”
Me: “Get rich poor!” lol
It’s a video game/table too strategy game prop. It’s even been “dry brushed” a gaming technique to make it look aged and more 3D.
"It really amazes me to see a lot of these are just bent sheet metal stuck together"
Almost like the real thing, huh? XD
Now thats on the nose😂
I've visited some police crime labs, where they typically keep one of every firearm make and model they ever come across, for ballistics comparison purposes. That includes keeping every one-off firearm they have ever found. Some of the improvised firearms I have seen are *insane*. Visit a major metro (i.e. Philadelphia) crime lab sometime for an extra epic episode of cursed gun images ;)
I will say, statistically, almost all firearm-related crimes are done with 'illegal' handguns that used to be legal handguns....straw purchases, illegally sold, and lost/stolen firearms (sometimes unreported) being used in crimes are most common, as well as firearms originally purchased in states that have background check loopholes [Edit due to comments: Yes, this is not a huge issue, vs lost/stolen and straw purchased, and illegally sold firearms. But yes, person-to-person firearm sales are state law, not Federal law, unlike FFL firearm sales, so some states do have person-to-person firearm sales loopholes that require no ID or background check for sales. I have bought an AR, legally, in a Bass Pro parking lot with no paperwork before. Totally legit. Depends on the state and state law....].
Home-made firearms being used in crimes are even less common than rifles, and rifles are very uncommon. Legal gun owners without a criminal record are not likely to commit violent crimes with firearms, and most likely to use a handgun if they do. The bulk of those 'legal firearm' related incidents are domestic violence, acts of passion, or else, self-inflicted.
"background check loopholes". That one phrase means you have zero clue what you are talking about.
How can you actually visit such a lab?
You had me til "background check loopholes" those don't exist. Not a thing.
@@BoomerZ.artist I know exactly what I am talking about :P But yes, not many states have loopholes, and most do not result in guns going "to the dark side", so to speak. Pennsylvania, for example; its only an issue for person to person long gun transfers.
@@mrdrux Depends on the state. As I just replied to someone else…its a state law thing in this instance, not a Federal law thing, and only is an issue in states that do not require a background check for some types of person to person sales.
FFL sales *always* require background checks. Thats Federal law.
8:10 M’buckway here! Had me dying