Ian cameo reload buffs: +10 speed +5 accuracy because gun jesus is nearby +5 holy damage Enemies have a 10% chance to drop .32 french longue ammo +100 hon hon hon
@@tiortedrootskyin the off chance you haven’t seen them yet. A few decent collabs Ian has done is with Bloke on the Range, Henry Chan at 9 Hole Reviews, Polenar Tactical, and with Jonathan Ferguson at the Royal Armouries and obviously Othias and Mae at C&Rsenal. I’m still hoping for a collaboration with Ian and Rob from British Muzzleloaders.
@@Autobotmatt428 Yeah, he usually copes by saying "Its better than nothing!". Even Chauchat aces had severe problems with the gun jamming after 8 rounds Its a waste of stamped steel
I love how Admin remade/reconceptualized his gun channel. Probably taking a historical but lighter, cooler approach to the subject. I remember seeing his notes in the unmasking video saying he doesn't want to be a Garand Thumb copycat. Doing good so far.
does anyone know off the top of their head what other video(s) they were together in? They are absolutely my favorite two guntubers and i was so stoked just by this one video
As a dude who played baseball my whole life as a pitcher and third baseman I can't tell you how cool the idea of having a sack of grenades as a primary weapon. That would be amazing. Chucking a grenade 75 yards would be epic.
@@tylerk2533 I have that at almost 30 stars and it annoys me that it's not a little stronger. Even though it's got a short barrel it's still shooting a full power cartridge. Instead Dice decided to make the regular RSC way too powerful.
I used this gun in a game called Verdun a WW1 focused solely on the western front. And let me tell you that gun made me feel the stopping power it had on people waves of enemies decimated in seconds.
You brought up Verdun, now prepare for the lyrics to the Sabaton song, "Fields of Verdun" As the drumroll started on that day heard a hundred miles away A million shells were fired and the green fields turned to grey the bombardment lasted all day long yet the forts were standing strong heavily defended now the trap's been sprung and the battle's begun Descend into darkness 303 days below the sun Fields of Verdun And the battle has begun no where to run father and son fall one by one under the gun Thy will be done And the judgement has begun no where to run father and son fall one by one Fields of Verdun Though a million shells have scarred the land no one has the upper hand from the ground above to trenches where the soldiers make their stand as the trenches slowly turn to mud and then quickly start to flood death awaits in every corner as they die in the mud fill the trenches with blood Descend into darkness 303 days below the sun Fields of Verdun And the battle has begun no where to run father and son fall one by one under the gun Thy will be done And the judgement has begun no where to run father and son fall one by one Fields of Verdun Fields of execution, turned a wasteland from the grass "Thou shalt go no further" it was said "they shall not pass" the spirit of resistance and the madness of the war so go ahead! face the led! join the dead! though die! where you lie! never asking why! Descend into darkness 303 days below the sun Fields of Verdun And the battle has begun no where to run father and son fall one by one under the gun Thy will be done And the judgement has begun no where to run father and son fall one by one Fields of Verdun
The Greeks used it during the Greco-Italian War in 1940-1941, 3,000 of them served with the 24th, 92nd, 15th, 85th, 84th and 86th Infantry Regiments. They kept the French calibre, they just changed the barrel and the sights with Greek made at ΕΕΠΚ (Greek Gunpowder & Bullet casing Coy) which in 1936 had procured machinery & received technical education by the Germans of Rheinmetal-Borsig
It makes me so happy to see this collaboration happen. Ian is a well of information and probably one of the best at what he does. Such a blessing to see you guys enjoying history together like that. Keep it up brother, God bless yall!
All the guns made by this same company (RSC) are really interesting. We also have the Ribeyrolles which was another automatic rifle concept, an extremely cut down version of the Chauchat sometimes classified as an early SMG but probably closer in reality to a carbine-length battle rifle (think the SCAR-H), and the RSC itself, which was a semiauto rifle based on the same basic concept (RSC stands for Ribeyrolles, Sutter, and Chauchat, who all lent their names to various weapons of the era). Also fun fact: these guns were all designed by a bicycle company.
Ribeyrolles did buillt a automatic carbine (SMG) in 8 x 35mm experimental ammo, who was use in small number in WW1...totaly different from the Chauchat
I've written like five papers on this gun I cannot begin to explain how much I love this thing. It's so good and shit at the same time it's incredible. Such an interesting history espeically when looking at how soliders at the time absolutely loved it and now how old Fudds think it's a useless piece of shit. Mainly just because the 1918 30-06 Chaucaht was a useless piece of shit, but not the CSRG 1915 my beloved. Admin I have never clicked on a video faster in my life
The real downfall was the mags. But this was during an era when gun manufacturers were still working out the kinks when it came to mags because it turns out making a good mag is really fking hard
Ian's ability to inform is mighty impressive!! His ability to translate the historical nuance through tone alone shows how long he's studied these things
Having Ian on the show just makes it all the better. He has a unique and engaging way of explaining guns and their usage and showing how good or bad they might be.
@@truckdriver3126 my man, Ian has countless videos on guns that don't even have a wikipedia article. Hell, there's a number of guns where he literally *is* a cited source for the wikipedia article lol
I imagine garand thumb talking most of the time with admin throwing out memes, Ian awkwardly interjecting with facts and history, and Paul sitting stiffly off to the side with a look that screams “what am I doing here?” I would take time off to see that
@@hieug.rection1920 Umm Paul is just pulling random stuff out of his magical pockets the entire time. MREs, Ammo, firestarters, tools to build a log cabin, etc.
I love the Chauchat. It’s such a misunderstood gun. Sure, it had awkward ergonomics, a slow firerate, and weird ironsights, but it wasn’t the worst thing in the world. And even though the open magazine had the possibility of letting dirt and other particles into the gun, but this is WW1 we’re talking about. Dirt, mud, and all that other stuff got *everywhere*. Every gun in that war had to have jammed at some point. Sure, it’s outcompeted by modern LMGs, but for it’s time, it was a decent piece of machinery. It wasn’t the worst thing in the world, and if you can look past all the problems, you will agree with me.
@@Autobotmatt428yes ! A beautifully made and exquisite MG , my dad was champion with the Lewis in 1940 NZ , the competition started at ? 800 yards no firing , but run hundred yards , and shoot pop up targets from the butts , 3 rounds per target or run out in the mag ! Then rinse and repeat to ? Three hundred yards ? Three man team! Use 1918 nz CAC ammo, which burst through case walls regularly! He could feel the hot ,propellant particles on his face !
@@AdministrativeResults Bonjour cher Aaron ! French citizen here, and fan of the channel for quite a while ! At 9:42, "la gifle", it has to be pronounced "la jeeffle" (without the D sound of the J letter), and it literally means "the slap" :) And at 19:55, it's "coup par coup", "koo par koo", you don't pronounce the P. Now you can brag about being more fluent in French than Ian :D Merci for presenting this old french granny. Keep up the awesome work! From Paris with love, Salutations ! (Another Aaron here)
This is a pretty cool artifact. Would love if you continued to look at more WW1 guns since I love Battlefield 1 and want to see how the actual real life counterparts perform. would be pretty cool if you got your hands on a Mauser Tankgewehr M1918 and obliterated some stuff.
My father never surrendered his love for the PIG, even rambo'd it when he had the chance before getting his verbal abuse for doing it. The M60 isn't exactly known as the best LMG in history, it's not known for reliability or it's clearly light near 30 pound weight with ammo but he'd prefer that hunk of problems and the asbestos gloves for that "quick change barrel" over an M16A1. When it didn't jam it was good. Really applies to anything, as long as it works it works.
As a little kid i got a gi joe accessory pack that was all old ww1 ww2 gunds and the chauchat was always a silhouette that stuck with me forever. The mag and the crude look really grabbed me. Love the video!
The Chauchad. Glorious gun in BF1 and BFV (the latter of which it's actually one of the few unique-feeling LMGs of the bunch), and an excellent demonstration and rundown in the video!
I don't know what i love more, the collaboration with Admin and Ian, or the Battlefield music. That song brings back so many memories of my childhood. Thank you.
@@mistergrosbig4085 GIrls Frontline is a phone game, where the characters are, well, guns made human-like characters. So you can end up at some point with a chauchat in a maid dress if they release such skin for the character.
Imagine if Battlefield 1 was so realistic that going prone or jumping into mud and trenches actually caused jams and malfunctions 😂 would’ve been a hell of an experience.
The first release of "America's army" video game back 20 years ago, you'd get a simulated jam at least once every other match. But that game was made by the army, I think they wanted to use as some kind of low-level training tool for potential army recruits
Admin! Let me tell you something! Let me tell you something! Make a separate UA-cam channel with Ian. He comes up with historical battle scenes fit with clothing weapons and all. It could even be recreations of Medal of Honor recipients. You have to run the ‘course’. Brain and brawn. Perfectly combined. You get historical context, lots of information, funny bits and of course more Ian.
Love seeing you test historic weapons like these, hope you'll get to test a lebel 86 and a mas 49! And while you'll be at it try to get a FAMAS i'd love to see what you think about it, also with Ian it's always interesting to have the historic context of the weapon
Ian says that it’s impossible to replicate the strain the weight and size of a real weapon can put on a soldier while maneuvering around, that may be true in 3a shooters but give a try to SQUAD after the newest update. Sprinting uphill, stopping and trying to get a quick target picture with a 4x acog is pretty much impossible now, regulating how much fatigued you are is very much a game mechanic if you want to engage target at range quickly and accurately. Even at close ranges accurate semi auto fire is way more effective that bursting
The BF1 theme song gets me every time!! And yes...i'll admit to sitting in the game lobby, waiting for the song with the sad girl singing...you all did too!!!
Battlefield V being unhistoric? NO! Lol, I remember the ads where they were saying it was going to be the "most historically accurate game ever" and further note that they have removed all of those. It's hilarious. Thanks for going over the Chauchat, Ian and Admin.
@@andredulac4456one thing that really bothered me and probably no one else was how the Nydar optical sight, one of the more common optics in that game (that technically wasn't invented until after the war if memory serves) was designed for shotgun shooting and yet wasn't available on any of the shotguns.
We need more Ian/Forgotten Weapons crossovers with other GunTubers!!! I wanna see Ian's calm, stoic 'stache as a counterpoint to Matt/Demolition Ranch's insanity. Come on Ian, make the rounds! Make an appearance with Garand Thumb (maybe take a look at the M1 Malone!?), AK Guy, Kentucky, Demo Ranch, all of the guys. It would be great to get a little taste of history and education with our fun shooty-shoots!
When the bfv update chauchat came out I was so excited until the BAR Came out,and never touched the chauchat again, BAR is superior along side the FG-42 in bfv, such a fun game, gun Jesus in video is such a nice touch
@@ezechielveloth6724 lol faut arrêter le chauchat c'est pas une arme de fou , je l'aime quand même , c'est une arme mythique de la 1er et me traite pas de traitre a la nation stp , j'en connais d'autres qui le mérite bien plus que moi mdr
@@Lemoon2407 il a raison, ça a fait le taff a verdun, c la propaganda anglo saxonne qui crache dessus et tu relais ça comme un golème traitre a la patrie
I love the fact that these gentlemen live in the same state as me, and I have even the slightest chance to randomly meet them. They are the coolest dudes on the UA-cams
Ah yes the best collab of all time Forgotten Results, I remember seeing a Chauchat in museum before and all I could think of at the time was "how in the holy hell did that mag not jam immediately after being a muddy trench for who knows how long?". I mean with that huge open cut in the mag it had to have been just a magnet for debris intake right? I've got to imagine it must have been a nightmare to both clean and maintain in those conditions bar none.
As one of the top Chauchat players on the BF1 leaderboards and current BFV enjoyer, I highly appreciate this video. This gun will forever live in our hearts. Nothing instills fear in the BF1/V games like the chug chug chug of a chauchat in the next trench.
As another one of the top Chauchat players(top 500), I love seeing someone else that appreciates this monster. When I played with my sniper friend, we literally never died with the support/sniper duo. Being able to kill people with just 3 bullets from this thing is incredible. Carried every TDM match. I love the sound of it, so satisfying. People really sleep on this thing.
Having a rare reload animation where Ian comes from the side and reloads for you would be insane.
The real life mysterious stranger
I absolutely can imagine it, you go reload and Ian suddenly appears like "I've got this"
Ian cameo reload buffs:
+10 speed
+5 accuracy because gun jesus is nearby
+5 holy damage
Enemies have a 10% chance to drop .32 french longue ammo
+100 hon hon hon
GUN JESUS UNLOCKED!
fuck it, you, and me, I want it. and it ends with a double pat on a shoulder.
Definitely one of the machine guns of all time
It definitely is a gun.
It sure is!
I do say monsieur this is certainly, without the shadow of a doubt, one of the machine guns ever.
Well said, right to the point and nothing but facts. Should be a damned politician with thinking and finesse like that my person.
It definitely is one of the machine guns
Ian and Admin is a duo I hope to see more of.
Gotta keep it on the DL. The talking balaclava is out there seeking revenge. We can't endanger Gun Jesus.
I thought I was on the wrong channel😂
A much better duo than the satanist antifa guy
ian sucks
I'm surprised to see Ian here tbh, I thought Admin was the kind of right-wing antivaxxer he wouldn't associate with
Isn't it every gun-tuber's dream to have the one and only Ian McCollum as a guest on their channel? You've made it Admin, love your work!
I just don't think Ian's mean enough to be a 40K Commander.
I really like that Ian is doing more and more colabs
@@Nikolai1939 would you name a few? I'd like to watch all of them.
@@tiortedrootskyin the off chance you haven’t seen them yet. A few decent collabs Ian has done is with Bloke on the Range, Henry Chan at 9 Hole Reviews, Polenar Tactical, and with Jonathan Ferguson at the Royal Armouries and obviously Othias and Mae at C&Rsenal. I’m still hoping for a collaboration with Ian and Rob from British Muzzleloaders.
Ian finding a Finnish modified French made LMG is a perfect combination of his two favorite nations.
Best comment, for me, congrats.
LS-26
And he is being honest about the Chauchat for once.
@@Autobotmatt428 Yeah, he usually copes by saying "Its better than nothing!". Even Chauchat aces had severe problems with the gun jamming after 8 rounds
Its a waste of stamped steel
@kinsmart7294 literally is better than nothing, and 8 rounds is enormous for 1914 lol.
While the gun is technically not the best design, that fire rate and signature sound is fantastic.
Agreed, it sounds so menacing. Shooting this thing must feel like an autocanon.
It sounds exactly like a baby 25mm bushmaster.
Looks sooooo hard to control though.
It does have a unique sound
I love how Admin remade/reconceptualized his gun channel. Probably taking a historical but lighter, cooler approach to the subject.
I remember seeing his notes in the unmasking video saying he doesn't want to be a Garand Thumb copycat. Doing good so far.
Yeah he's a great combination of memes/history/hands-on sort of content. Can't really think of anyone else pulling that off, let alone this well
they work pretty well together tho
@budget88 Wish there could be a single thread related to WW2 without someone trying to shoehorn in literal n@zi propaganda...
Yea I dig it lots of historic pieces and I find them more interesting than modern guns they are just all too simular now
Yeah. It's really impressive how much personality he's been injecting into his channel recently.
My two favorite guntubers, together again.
I really think they should create a genuine militia...
Here for the drama :]
Best FW colab
does anyone know off the top of their head what other video(s) they were together in? They are absolutely my favorite two guntubers and i was so stoked just by this one video
@@itsprobablydean they've been more of cameos by Ian. I know he was in the one when AR went to Finnish Brutality, and I seem to remember one other
As a french, I have to say I had goosebumps watching the chauchat firing while hearing the marseillaise
Such a badass slow motion
even as an expat working in France
Very accurate for you to not consider yourself a French “person.”
@@ratgobbler Can confirm as another Fr*nch
@@ratgobbler That's a nuance we french people don't have, hence why
should have been a nasheed
As a dude who played baseball my whole life as a pitcher and third baseman I can't tell you how cool the idea of having a sack of grenades as a primary weapon. That would be amazing. Chucking a grenade 75 yards would be epic.
I'd pick you for my team.
@@AdministrativeResults thanks man. I promise, I'd never leave your behind.. I mean leave you behind.. 😈
Chauchat: *doesn't jam after 3 shots*
Me: impressive
I think the ones in the French round, and not converted to .303Brirish or .30-06 were relatively reliable.
@@skeleton1765 you watched the video, congrats
@@Thomas-dr9nnCounter-argument: if you watched the video as well, what did you make that tired remark, knowing all well it wasn't true?
Let's see Paul Allen's 3 shots.
@@lefr33man I'm French, and thus during WW1 we were used to seeing our own gun jam in Verdun and all those muddy parts of France.
The support weapon I always hated getting killed by in BF1. It was op af and completely unbalanced like all of the French weapons.
Dude, they made a ww1 with France in a fucking DLC...
At least give us that kek
I used to use it as a DMR kind of, just tapped fired it at range and it was good.
How about the rsc smg ?
BAR 2 tap
(;
@@tylerk2533 I have that at almost 30 stars and it annoys me that it's not a little stronger. Even though it's got a short barrel it's still shooting a full power cartridge. Instead Dice decided to make the regular RSC way too powerful.
I think this might honestly be my favorite crossover on YT. You guys collab very well.
I used this gun in a game called Verdun a WW1 focused solely on the western front. And let me tell you that gun made me feel the stopping power it had on people waves of enemies decimated in seconds.
You brought up Verdun, now prepare for the lyrics to the Sabaton song, "Fields of Verdun"
As the drumroll started on that day
heard a hundred miles away
A million shells were fired
and the green fields turned to grey
the bombardment lasted all day long
yet the forts were standing strong
heavily defended
now the trap's been sprung and the battle's begun
Descend into darkness
303 days below the sun
Fields of Verdun
And the battle has begun
no where to run
father and son
fall one by one
under the gun
Thy will be done
And the judgement has begun
no where to run
father and son
fall one by one
Fields of Verdun
Though a million shells have scarred the land
no one has the upper hand
from the ground above to trenches
where the soldiers make their stand
as the trenches slowly turn to mud
and then quickly start to flood
death awaits in every corner
as they die in the mud
fill the trenches with blood
Descend into darkness
303 days below the sun
Fields of Verdun
And the battle has begun
no where to run
father and son
fall one by one
under the gun
Thy will be done
And the judgement has begun
no where to run
father and son
fall one by one
Fields of Verdun
Fields of execution, turned a wasteland from the grass
"Thou shalt go no further" it was said "they shall not pass"
the spirit of resistance and the madness of the war
so go ahead!
face the led!
join the dead!
though die!
where you lie!
never asking why!
Descend into darkness
303 days below the sun
Fields of Verdun
And the battle has begun
no where to run
father and son
fall one by one
under the gun
Thy will be done
And the judgement has begun
no where to run
father and son
fall one by one
Fields of Verdun
The Greeks used it during the Greco-Italian War in 1940-1941, 3,000 of them served with the 24th, 92nd, 15th, 85th, 84th and 86th Infantry Regiments. They kept the French calibre, they just changed the barrel and the sights with Greek made at ΕΕΠΚ (Greek Gunpowder & Bullet casing Coy) which in 1936 had procured machinery & received technical education by the Germans of Rheinmetal-Borsig
This collab needs to happen WAY more! Fantastic knowledge and application
Just as I was thinking "Ian should be here..." he leans in to reload you.
Always by our side
@@AdministrativeResults in Gun Jesus we trust
It makes me so happy to see this collaboration happen. Ian is a well of information and probably one of the best at what he does. Such a blessing to see you guys enjoying history together like that. Keep it up brother, God bless yall!
Wealth* not well.
@@terrestrialtrajectoryno the use of Well is fine.
@@terrestrialtrajectorysame semantic description
0:01 True BF5 moment right there
All the guns made by this same company (RSC) are really interesting.
We also have the Ribeyrolles which was another automatic rifle concept, an extremely cut down version of the Chauchat sometimes classified as an early SMG but probably closer in reality to a carbine-length battle rifle (think the SCAR-H), and the RSC itself, which was a semiauto rifle based on the same basic concept (RSC stands for Ribeyrolles, Sutter, and Chauchat, who all lent their names to various weapons of the era). Also fun fact: these guns were all designed by a bicycle company.
Ribeyrolles did buillt a automatic carbine (SMG) in 8 x 35mm experimental ammo, who was use in small number in WW1...totaly different from the Chauchat
@@leneanderthalien Oh, right, it was an automatic RSC rifle cut down.
Ribeyrolles sounds like an old timey candy bar. That tastes like disappointment.
I’d love to see you two do more work together, this was so fun!
Remember, asking Ian to reload for you is faster than switching to your pistol.
I've written like five papers on this gun I cannot begin to explain how much I love this thing. It's so good and shit at the same time it's incredible. Such an interesting history espeically when looking at how soliders at the time absolutely loved it and now how old Fudds think it's a useless piece of shit. Mainly just because the 1918 30-06 Chaucaht was a useless piece of shit, but not the CSRG 1915 my beloved. Admin I have never clicked on a video faster in my life
This is the kind of enthusiasm i want with my Sunday gun videos!
The real downfall was the mags. But this was during an era when gun manufacturers were still working out the kinks when it came to mags because it turns out making a good mag is really fking hard
Sometimes maybe good sometimes maybe shit...
Give us the papers
@@smokingcrab2290 Shit, half the 1911 manufacturers still can't get a mag right a hundred years later
Ian's ability to inform is mighty impressive!! His ability to translate the historical nuance through tone alone shows how long he's studied these things
Thia LMG haw also served the Greek army during WW1 , Grecoturkish war 1919-1922 and also WW2.
Having Ian on the show just makes it all the better. He has a unique and engaging way of explaining guns and their usage and showing how good or bad they might be.
He literally just reads off Wikipedia and happens to have a connection in the auction business, along with being pro-antifa.
@@truckdriver3126 my man, Ian has countless videos on guns that don't even have a wikipedia article. Hell, there's a number of guns where he literally *is* a cited source for the wikipedia article lol
Please do not disrespect Ian McCollum, his work and passion speaks for itself.
Please do not disrespect Ian McCollum, his work and passion speaks for itself.
Please do not disrespect Ian McCollum, his work and passion speaks for itself.
Love to see more WW1 content
Same. Everything WW1 is so different and interesting.
I could see them break out the Lewis gun
Imagine paul Harrell, ian, admin and papa thumb just vibing in the woods together
I imagine garand thumb talking most of the time with admin throwing out memes, Ian awkwardly interjecting with facts and history, and Paul sitting stiffly off to the side with a look that screams “what am I doing here?”
I would take time off to see that
Brandon Herra instead of Paul
@@920utdoors9 Make that 'as well as'.
@@hieug.rection1920 I'm imagining them all sitting around a camp fire and Paul is telling them about fleece bullet stops.
@@hieug.rection1920 Umm Paul is just pulling random stuff out of his magical pockets the entire time. MREs, Ammo, firestarters, tools to build a log cabin, etc.
I love the Chauchat. It’s such a misunderstood gun. Sure, it had awkward ergonomics, a slow firerate, and weird ironsights, but it wasn’t the worst thing in the world. And even though the open magazine had the possibility of letting dirt and other particles into the gun, but this is WW1 we’re talking about. Dirt, mud, and all that other stuff got *everywhere*. Every gun in that war had to have jammed at some point. Sure, it’s outcompeted by modern LMGs, but for it’s time, it was a decent piece of machinery. It wasn’t the worst thing in the world, and if you can look past all the problems, you will agree with me.
Lewis was better
@@Autobotmatt428 It honestly was. But that doesn’t change anything about the Chauchat.
I might be dense and not getting the joke but you mentioned an awful lot of problems we'd have to look past...
@@Autobotmatt428yes ! A beautifully made and exquisite MG , my dad was champion with the Lewis in 1940 NZ , the competition started at ? 800 yards no firing , but run hundred yards , and shoot pop up targets from the butts , 3 rounds per target or run out in the mag ! Then rinse and repeat to ? Three hundred yards ? Three man team! Use 1918 nz CAC ammo, which burst through case walls regularly! He could feel the hot ,propellant particles on his face !
@@Autobotmatt428 unless you're playing BF1, lmao. Then the chauchat is 100% better... But life isn't a video game.
Thank you both for the collab.
Literally one of the coolest looking rifles of its era
It's so freaking out there
@@AdministrativeResults if possible an episode on Bonnie and Clyde’s specials would be cool. It’s not just a sawed off BAR and a auto 1911
@@AdministrativeResults Bonjour cher Aaron ! French citizen here, and fan of the channel for quite a while !
At 9:42, "la gifle", it has to be pronounced "la jeeffle" (without the D sound of the J letter), and it literally means "the slap" :)
And at 19:55, it's "coup par coup", "koo par koo", you don't pronounce the P.
Now you can brag about being more fluent in French than Ian :D
Merci for presenting this old french granny.
Keep up the awesome work!
From Paris with love,
Salutations !
(Another Aaron here)
It's also one of the worst.
I wanna see Ian review Admins Pizza. That sounds way more nefarious that it was supposed to.
OMINUS AND DELICIOUS
"This is a French Cho-Cho."
"Chauchat."
"It's a piece of garbage, don't worry about it."
Great movie
The intro was slick. You two make a great duo - Admin adding great humor to Ian's always excellent info dumps.
The Chauchat was my bread and butter in BF1 absolutely loved that gun and it’s unique design
Yeah, full-simp mode for this one.
Have you seen Ian‘s ponytail? I would simp to him to get to shoot his guns also…
@@ryanhamstra49 LOL
For the gun or the lads?
Watching Ian in the desert wearing that jacket caused ME to sweat.
This is a pretty cool artifact. Would love if you continued to look at more WW1 guns since I love Battlefield 1 and want to see how the actual real life counterparts perform. would be pretty cool if you got your hands on a Mauser Tankgewehr M1918 and obliterated some stuff.
Watch Minute of Mae. She fires a Tankgewehr.
C&Rsenel is awesome.
I could see him break out the Lewis and MG08/15 as well
My father never surrendered his love for the PIG, even rambo'd it when he had the chance before getting his verbal abuse for doing it. The M60 isn't exactly known as the best LMG in history, it's not known for reliability or it's clearly light near 30 pound weight with ammo but he'd prefer that hunk of problems and the asbestos gloves for that "quick change barrel" over an M16A1. When it didn't jam it was good. Really applies to anything, as long as it works it works.
Ian McCollum is amazing. it's always fun to hear his wealth of knowledge.
Now this is gonna be certifiably epic.
Forgotten weapons got me into the history and engineering of firearms. An OG and a legend of the UA-cam gun community.
Dan Carlin’s Blueprint for Armageddon is absolutely amazing, I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn about the Great War
It’s is very good
Where can i find it ? It's not on spotify
That series really rekindled my interest in the time period
Dan Carlin is amazing.
Love seeing forgotten weapons on here. Its like the old inrange days, but so much better in every way!
The Chauchat, definitely one of the weapons of it's era
lol the contrast between these two! unexpected but excellent collab!
The BF1 intro makes it so much better 🤣👌
3:30, i agree. Some guns are just beautiful in a way that only gun guys will understand.
Love old guns, over 100 years old and yet they still look amazing. And the battlefield clips were great comparison.
As a little kid i got a gi joe accessory pack that was all old ww1 ww2 gunds and the chauchat was always a silhouette that stuck with me forever. The mag and the crude look really grabbed me. Love the video!
The Chauchad. Glorious gun in BF1 and BFV (the latter of which it's actually one of the few unique-feeling LMGs of the bunch), and an excellent demonstration and rundown in the video!
Love your channel! Used to watch it all the time!
Ah, the Chauchat enthusiast!
@@TheKnifeRaven Guilty as charged! Hard-hitting, accurate, sound design like you're smashing enemies with a pick-up truck each time you fire!
@@Vagabond671 Glad to hear you've enjoyed some of the nonsense I've put out over the years. Vive le Chauchat!
@@Foddeur I understand you, as I have similar...fancies for other guns. C93, Kolibri, Obrez...I could go on...
What a great collaboration, please do more episodes like that!
I don't know what i love more, the collaboration with Admin and Ian, or the Battlefield music. That song brings back so many memories of my childhood.
Thank you.
Ian with the reload assist ! Such an awesome episode & I was hearing the Battlefield 1 music right when it started
*BF theme plays in background*
*tear rolls down cheek*
RIP Battlefield 2002-2021
It may come back seeing what’s happening to CoD.
A Q&A with Ian and admin would be a great time I would imagine
I like the little "Boop" that Ian made at 22:35
I sincerely enjoyed this. Well done gentlemen. 🤘
Would love to see a chauchat in a french maid costume, the beauty deserves it
The what in a *what?*
Wait for Girls Frontline to release an skin for it. Might be conceptually what you ask but not in the way you ask.
@@KarolusTemplareVThe what to release a what ?
@@mistergrosbig4085 GIrls Frontline is a phone game, where the characters are, well, guns made human-like characters. So you can end up at some point with a chauchat in a maid dress if they release such skin for the character.
Look up Chauchat in Girls' Frontline. She's a very happy and... top-heavy young woman. 10/18 rounds.
I really appreciate how much time effort and money you put into these videos. thank you admin
Imagine if Battlefield 1 was so realistic that going prone or jumping into mud and trenches actually caused jams and malfunctions 😂 would’ve been a hell of an experience.
Round them all up and use them as duckboards in the trenches
The first release of "America's army" video game back 20 years ago, you'd get a simulated jam at least once every other match. But that game was made by the army, I think they wanted to use as some kind of low-level training tool for potential army recruits
It kind of does, some weapons will overheat if u keep firint
But it does, just have to crawl through a lot if mud for it to happen
Welcome to the show Ian! Thanks for loaning her out! Hope we see more of you around!
Admin! Let me tell you something! Let me tell you something!
Make a separate UA-cam channel with Ian. He comes up with historical battle scenes fit with clothing weapons and all. It could even be recreations of Medal of Honor recipients. You have to run the ‘course’. Brain and brawn. Perfectly combined.
You get historical context, lots of information, funny bits and of course more Ian.
Now you need AEF and MEF WW1 larp kits
Love seeing you test historic weapons like these, hope you'll get to test a lebel 86 and a mas 49!
And while you'll be at it try to get a FAMAS i'd love to see what you think about it, also with Ian it's always interesting to have the historic context of the weapon
Every time Ian McCollum makes a cameo, you know its gonna be a good time.
Love the battlefield music really fits well when your tossing frags on objects apples
So, dispelling the myths behind this machine gun could improve it in the eyes of all. I call this the "Chauchat Redemption."
We want the FAMAS now
The ChauChad!!!
Slow ROF machine guns are so cool 👏 in a weird way lol
Ian says that it’s impossible to replicate the strain the weight and size of a real weapon can put on a soldier while maneuvering around, that may be true in 3a shooters but give a try to SQUAD after the newest update. Sprinting uphill, stopping and trying to get a quick target picture with a 4x acog is pretty much impossible now, regulating how much fatigued you are is very much a game mechanic if you want to engage target at range quickly and accurately. Even at close ranges accurate semi auto fire is way more effective that bursting
These collabs with Ian are awesome, please more. You two are great.
The BF1 theme song gets me every time!! And yes...i'll admit to sitting in the game lobby, waiting for the song with the sad girl singing...you all did too!!!
Imabe a corrective nerd and tell ya its the Battlefield V theme, sorry m8
Epic Episode! Always a pleasure to get a History lesson from Ian McCollum!
Love the Brass Ejection slow mo edits! ❤️🔥
When I saw Ian move in for the reload, I said out loud. "No way!!!" Great video, kookie machine gun.
That fact that your playing battlefield makes it even better
I have always wanted to know more about the Chauchat since i saw it in The Lost Battalion and seeing some of the movie footage in there felt cool.
Battlefield V being unhistoric?
NO!
Lol, I remember the ads where they were saying it was going to be the "most historically accurate game ever" and further note that they have removed all of those.
It's hilarious.
Thanks for going over the Chauchat, Ian and Admin.
you mean optics and red dots on any single gun wasn't a thing during WWII ???!!
@@andredulac4456one thing that really bothered me and probably no one else was how the Nydar optical sight, one of the more common optics in that game (that technically wasn't invented until after the war if memory serves) was designed for shotgun shooting and yet wasn't available on any of the shotguns.
We need more Ian/Forgotten Weapons crossovers with other GunTubers!!! I wanna see Ian's calm, stoic 'stache as a counterpoint to Matt/Demolition Ranch's insanity.
Come on Ian, make the rounds! Make an appearance with Garand Thumb (maybe take a look at the M1 Malone!?), AK Guy, Kentucky, Demo Ranch, all of the guys. It would be great to get a little taste of history and education with our fun shooty-shoots!
Demo Ranch is absolute baby-tier content. Gun Jesus only blesses manchild-tier content and above with his presence.
Love the sound of the thing.
Love the collabs, I am sweating just looking at you two in kit in the desert, good lawd.
Gun Jesus + Mask Gun Guy = a good time
The Clear Balaclava doing a review of the gun we didn't ask for ,the gun we didn't known we wanted, but the gun we deserved.
When the bfv update chauchat came out I was so excited until the BAR Came out,and never touched the chauchat again, BAR is superior along side the FG-42 in bfv, such a fun game, gun Jesus in video is such a nice touch
Gun Jesus and upscale Garland thumb was a combo I did not know I needed.
Friendship with Karl ended.
Administrative Results is my best friend now.
As a french viewer of this channel, I'm happy to see a French weapon, even if it's a bad weapon. Now we need a FA-MAS for a good weapon. 👌🇫🇷
don't ever talk shit about ma boi CSRG 1915, traître à la nation!
@@ezechielveloth6724 lol faut arrêter le chauchat c'est pas une arme de fou , je l'aime quand même , c'est une arme mythique de la 1er et me traite pas de traitre a la nation stp , j'en connais d'autres qui le mérite bien plus que moi mdr
@@Lemoon2407 il a raison, ça a fait le taff a verdun, c la propaganda anglo saxonne qui crache dessus et tu relais ça comme un golème traitre a la patrie
I’m 6’6” and 240lbs so it’s interesting to see the possible machine guns id probably be stuck with if I was born in the early 20th century.
Maxim '08 with a hillbilly sling configuration for walking fire. An ammo runt stumbling alongside with cans of ammunition
Best collaboration yet
It was nicknamed "The kraut-mower" by our soldiers, it did jam sometimes indeed but not much with the 8mm lebel
But the US didn't have the Lebel round, did they?
@@bb5242 That's when shit started to go wrong
That gun looks really stout compared to the size of the cartridge
Looks as accurate as a jack hammer 😂
I love how much support the Guntuber community gives each other.
I love the fact that these gentlemen live in the same state as me, and I have even the slightest chance to randomly meet them. They are the coolest dudes on the UA-cams
"Despite its ugly steampunk nature"
I love steampunk, and that is the sole reason I can't stop loving the Chauchat.
Ah yes the best collab of all time Forgotten Results, I remember seeing a Chauchat in museum before and all I could think of at the time was "how in the holy hell did that mag not jam immediately after being a muddy trench for who knows how long?". I mean with that huge open cut in the mag it had to have been just a magnet for debris intake right? I've got to imagine it must have been a nightmare to both clean and maintain in those conditions bar none.
As one of the top Chauchat players on the BF1 leaderboards and current BFV enjoyer, I highly appreciate this video. This gun will forever live in our hearts. Nothing instills fear in the BF1/V games like the chug chug chug of a chauchat in the next trench.
As another one of the top Chauchat players(top 500), I love seeing someone else that appreciates this monster. When I played with my sniper friend, we literally never died with the support/sniper duo. Being able to kill people with just 3 bullets from this thing is incredible. Carried every TDM match. I love the sound of it, so satisfying.
People really sleep on this thing.
Ah, Chauchat, one of the finest straight-pull bolt action rifles of all time.
You can surely make a beter joke
@@druisteen You look quite angwy, have a 🥖
@@Peta_CHAD69 just bored about bad joke
@@druisteen
Are you gonna take the 🥖 or what
@@druisteen
Are you gonna leave me hanging with 🥖
in my hand? C'mon take the fucking 🥖
BF1 music theme in the intro - sold. I'm *SOLD* on this video. Like, *SOOOOOOOLD*