My friend, i honestly don't care if the video takes long, all i care is to learn about the history behind the items and everything that you have, but i understand what you are doing.
Always nice and interesting to see your museum at home. That Matt story sure was strange but interesting, this world is so much more than we can explain and percieve, or it was just a freaky coincidence.
I am US Army veteran, Nam era and really like your collection. My family have served all over the world. Marines, Navy and regular dudes like me. Your colection is impressive. I'm not sure that many here can separate it from the bad stuff but we were all "soldiers." I like the metal detection, it's all going rot away sooner than later. Thank you.
Hi Nick, you might remember me. But anyways I’m on the road going to my first battle reenactment!! I just wanted to say thank you for what you are doing to keep history alive.
Hello nick ever sence i saw your channel about 3 or 4 years ago you have encouraged me to start my own history collection on ww2 keep it up you probably wont see this comment but i am a huge fan thank you for entertaining me for the past 3 years.
Nick you don't have to be sorry about your interesting talking!!! I would honestly watch a 30 hour video of your whole collection one by one! But I understand that some people would get bored. Overall amazing collection! Can't wait for part 2!!!
So informative....I just learned that the M1 helmet shell that I picked up while working as a volunteer in the Philippines is the old type fixed type....I really pleased to know that!!!
Hey Nick it's been a long time and I'm glad to see that you're putting out more videos about your collection. I just wanted to tell you that I for one appreciate how much you talk about what you have you are an expert and the people who view your videos like me are novices I do not know anything about that history and I want to hear you talk about it. Those viewers who don't want to hear you talk about it can watch something else. I asked that you do not allow the opinions of the viewers to alter or sway what you want to do on your site. You are the creator of this content on your channel and I tune in to hear you talk and teach and educate the world on what you have. I do not speak your language so I'm glad that you can translate and interpret things. I would especially like to see you out in the field digging through the soil like you used to do I know that there are reasons why you cannot travel we all know what the reasons are but I'm just saying that's what I especially enjoy is when you're out finding treasures from yesteryear. And I was wondering if you could just make a series ongoing about the things you have and talk ad nauseam about it if it's a thousand videos or 10,000 videos I will watch them all, as I have already seen every video you've ever made and they're all interesting. I guess that's the point people who want to learn and know and see what you have and what you've accomplished are going to tune in, and anybody else who is not interested she find something else to do and stop complaining. Have yourself a great year and get that metal detector out of the closet. Peace
I also collected WW2 German militaria. But for 18 years or so, it's in my closet collecting dust. Don't know if ever will display it again, or maybe sell it. I'm still a very big WW2 "buff", but my interest of collecting things have changed. My interest of collecting has shifted from WW2 German militaria, to antique silver. But nevertheless, i have a oppertunity to buy aa original MP-40 . That's the one weapon i always wanted to own , like virtually every WW2 collector. So maybe that will be something worth to consider buying. By the way, i loved that mysterious story about the belt with the "Matt" initials . About the "strange thing" that happens like the self opening door, i have heard quite often that deceased people who were attached to certiant belongings can stay attached to that same item. So maybe you have a certaint item, that a deceased soldier was attached to. So were that item goes, the spirit of that soldier will also go. So that can be the explanation with the self opening door. I have one strange thing to tell you regarding this issue. When i'm watching a WW2 documentairy about the war from the German perspective, sometimes when you see "Germany home front footage" they also sometimes play a German WW2 radio song to give it even more the WW2 "vibe". And often when that part of the documantary being played with the music (believe it or not) i immediately smell a mixture of army textile and leather, weapon oil, and sigar smoke in my computer room. Can you imagine that? And i've got all my WW2 stuff in the other room, and i don't even own WW2 uniforms or weapon oil, and i also dont smoke sigars (and neither my girlfriend does). So this is what i have experienced quite a few times. I know most people will think i'm joking, but i'm not.
I am absolutely envious of your collection,the only ww2 related stuff I've found is through metal detecting,bullets,rusty spoons and a Polish bean can.I really hope to collect in the future stuff,mostly The iron Cross and ss peaked hats XD My priced procession may not be ww2 but it's even more fun,a Long Bayonnet sword that belonged to King George(the second)Royal Guard(Wilkinson 1809) The guy who had it died and this was in his warehouse,my grandfather took it,now I'm the one restoring this,on the wood there's a code and I may not be sure a kill count
I miss the time before the internet we could go to flea markets and find ww2 memorabilia and get it pretty cheap when the internet came out people were able to find out how much the stuff is worth lol I would go to several flea markets every weekend I found some amazing stuff and just meeting people talking about it was always a blast I really enjoyed the video you have a impressive collection
Interesting thing to note, there were actually 3 manufacturers of M1 Helmet during the war McCord, Schlueter, and the rarest being Parish Reading which made a very small amount since their contract for helmets was very late into the war they only made about 60,000 helmets before the war ended
You always have cool videos and I hope I can get my collection as impressive as yours but it's a person like you that got me into getting a collection started so I thank you for the inspiration.
Fantastic display, very well done! It’s nice to see you can actually enjoy viewing your artifacts versus having them all packed away in closets or chests. Very nice indeed!
Was looking forward to one of these for a while nick! Great collection and amazing intro you had there, felt like a movie trailer :) Keep up the Good work aswell Nick!
And now it's Springtime for Elsa and Arendelle. Arendelle is happy and gay. New ships are sailing once more. Springtime for Elsa and Northuldra. Watch out US, we're going on tour!
I love watching your collection tours. I hope my collection is like this one day. I love your videos. I recently got a WW2 us canteen with the pouch and belt, a WW2 Us mess kit and a Vietnam era Amo box
Hugely entertaining Nick especially the spooky Matt story, if I may be so bold, could you consider using a little more light, I was truggling to see many of the items but still enjoyed the tour, keep up the great work and thanks for sharing.
The day my grandpa died this video came out me and him always watched these videos thank you for your dedication to your viewers and keep up the amazing content
Ben groot fan, Heb al je filmpjes gezien, vind het altijd super interessant. En ben zeer onder de indruk hoeveel jij weet over ww2, erg boeiend om naar te luisteren. Ga vooral zo door en kan niet wachten tot je nieuwe video uitkomt.
The 30th Infantry Division jacket caught my attention immediately. I was in the North Carolina National Guard and my unit was part of the 30th Infantry Brigade. I was in both C Company 1/120 th Infantry and also A Company 1/119th Infantry. So, the history of that Division is always interesting to me. I have a World War 1 30th Division shoulder patch and several variations of the World War 2 30th Infantry Division shoulder patches. Plus original 30th Infantry Division Unit history book from 1946 and the 1946 editions of the Unit history books for the 117th Infantry Regiment, 119th Infantry Regiment, and the 120th Infantry Regiment.
Wow, that's amazing!!! Then you are going to like the next part too! I will show more WW2 old hickory items! I have a nice WW2 m1 helmet with decals of the 30th Div 120th Rgt! The town where I live was liberated by the 30th Division, regiment 119 and 120 back in September 1944! So it's a very special division for me.. I met a lot of veterans, and have helmets signed with their names! Thanks for sharing that information, that's really interesting, and respect for your service!
@@History-Secrets thank you. I have always loved World War 2 history and have followed the history of the North Carolina National Guard since I was in the 30th Infantry Brigade.
when i watched your reenactment video it inspired me to make a gtao reenactment group for WW2 and WW1 stuff and watching these videos keeps me inspired. keep up the amazing work
nice video as always man! o7 btw im pretty sure theres alot of "Energies" attached to some gears. so im not suprised if you are experience some wierd stuffs in your house, and im also pretty sure that you have a dark energy beside you from Valkenburg-Reichsschule. thats a feeling I get when I watched this video. I got a name also "Mellie" something dunno what it means, getting a feel that is a picture of her in some personal stuffs in your collection maybe. maybe an daughter or gf of a fallen soldier. Sry if I type this kind of things but I had to haha! but nice to see that you are uploading amazing stuffs dude! keep it up! greetings from a big Swedish Fan! o7 o7
You have a mini WW2 ETO personel equipment museum at your home, lucky you that your country allows you to collect working WW2 weapons, a very interesting video for me as WW2 Pacific theater collector, I am a great fan of you.
Hello Nick, I love the videos. I actually think it would be a good idea for you to make a discord. It would let everyone maybe ask you questions and show off their personally collections. It’s just a suggestion, and I think it would be a good idea.
Man you speak perfect English your in Holland correct . I made it to Holland in 2004 for an air show , I was in the air force reserve and it was great good people Volks field I think.
Hi Nick, you have a great looking collection of military items. It’s also nice that you enjoy doing the re-enactments. By the way does your 1920 house have a ghost?
Lately I have been into the American civil war so I have not watched any of your videos in a few months I’m sorry Nick but I still really enjoy your videos and the Second World War!
I have a party jacket pin .. a Na*I flag with blood and brain on it youth dagger and a few other things I've collected..but wow do you have my dream collection
I bought a military lot on Poshmark a while back with small stuff for hunting and one of the things was an M1 Helmet. Now whats interesting is that it has a Korean symbol on it. So ik thinking it might be Korean war or later
Wow… unbeliveable!!! Greetings from germany🫡 never seen so much relics in private hands!!! You can imagine, that we germans are not so proud , of this kind our history!! IF in germany such a collection exist??? In private hands??? I dont believe ! Single pieces sure! I still have a US BAJONET in medium condition… my german bajonet i sold for 40,- euro🫣😂🫡 greetings from oldenburg, northsea coast
"I won't go into too much detail or this video will be too long" ... goes into detail on almost everything 😆 I actually really enjoyed it so far and you can keep talking as much as you want 👍 I would like to see an in depth video on US helmets. You hear a lot about German helmets, but I've never seen anything in depth about US helmets. Those grenade launcher sights used to be pretty easy to find at surplus stores in unissued condition, but have become a bit rarer. They were not really issued that much during the war because they were not that easy or accurate to use. Very cool none the less.
Yeah I have a origanal shlueter m1 heady stamp s and it’s from November of 1944 bought for 40 bucks at a flea market what a steal if you ask me! Edit: that downfall sound of Hitler ranting when you picked up the phone made me laugh!!!!!
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i sure did nick
I have an original ww2 American duffle bag belonging to a 1st lieutenant, and it's dated 1943
I find the Greek m1 garand bayonet interesting cuz I am of Greek decent
It's great!
SHOW YOUR HAIR !
My friend, i honestly don't care if the video takes long, all i care is to learn about the history behind the items and everything that you have, but i understand what you are doing.
I agree!
Always nice and interesting to see your museum at home.
That Matt story sure was strange but interesting, this world is so much more than we can explain and percieve, or it was just a freaky coincidence.
Bedankt nick wat je voor ons doet en ik hoop dat je door blijft gaan
He is saying Thank you nick what you do for us and I hope you keep going
Was ich sien sprechen Deutch am I saying that right?
Hes speaking dutch not deutsch@SGTLevi011
I am US Army veteran, Nam era and really like your collection. My family have served all over the world. Marines, Navy and regular dudes like me. Your colection is impressive. I'm not sure that many here can separate it from the bad stuff but we were all "soldiers." I like the metal detection, it's all going rot away sooner than later. Thank you.
Hi Nick, you might remember me. But anyways I’m on the road going to my first battle reenactment!! I just wanted to say thank you for what you are doing to keep history alive.
That's amazing, I hope you have a great time!!! 😄
Which one? I'm headed to an event in texas (I'd guess thats where you are)
@@explosivesmith6444 I’m going to Texas too. It’s an event in poolville
@@texomafilms2475 that's where I'm headed! I'll see ya there
You guys need a signal to know where to meet
Hello nick ever sence i saw your channel about 3 or 4 years ago you have encouraged me to start my own history collection on ww2 keep it up you probably wont see this comment but i am a huge fan thank you for entertaining me for the past 3 years.
Nick you don't have to be sorry about your interesting talking!!! I would honestly watch a 30 hour video of your whole collection one by one! But I understand that some people would get bored. Overall amazing collection! Can't wait for part 2!!!
It must have taken some serious time to amass all that History.
Thank you for sharing part of your collection with us.
Your collection tours are some of my favourite videos on the internet. Thanks for sharing, Nick!
Excellent Nick, you have too much nice stuff! You are an inspiration to collectors everywhere, keep it going.
So informative....I just learned that the M1 helmet shell that I picked up while working as a volunteer in the Philippines is the old type fixed type....I really pleased to know that!!!
Hey Nick it's been a long time and I'm glad to see that you're putting out more videos about your collection. I just wanted to tell you that I for one appreciate how much you talk about what you have you are an expert and the people who view your videos like me are novices I do not know anything about that history and I want to hear you talk about it. Those viewers who don't want to hear you talk about it can watch something else. I asked that you do not allow the opinions of the viewers to alter or sway what you want to do on your site. You are the creator of this content on your channel and I tune in to hear you talk and teach and educate the world on what you have. I do not speak your language so I'm glad that you can translate and interpret things. I would especially like to see you out in the field digging through the soil like you used to do I know that there are reasons why you cannot travel we all know what the reasons are but I'm just saying that's what I especially enjoy is when you're out finding treasures from yesteryear. And I was wondering if you could just make a series ongoing about the things you have and talk ad nauseam about it if it's a thousand videos or 10,000 videos I will watch them all, as I have already seen every video you've ever made and they're all interesting. I guess that's the point people who want to learn and know and see what you have and what you've accomplished are going to tune in, and anybody else who is not interested she find something else to do and stop complaining. Have yourself a great year and get that metal detector out of the closet. Peace
Your collection has grown a lot since you last filmed a collection tour loved to watch it!
I also collected WW2 German militaria.
But for 18 years or so, it's in my closet collecting dust.
Don't know if ever will display it again, or maybe sell it.
I'm still a very big WW2 "buff", but my interest of collecting things have changed.
My interest of collecting has shifted from WW2 German militaria, to antique silver.
But nevertheless, i have a oppertunity to buy aa original MP-40 .
That's the one weapon i always wanted to own , like virtually every WW2 collector.
So maybe that will be something worth to consider buying.
By the way, i loved that mysterious story about the belt with the "Matt" initials .
About the "strange thing" that happens like the self opening door, i have heard quite often that deceased people who were attached to certiant belongings can stay attached to that same item.
So maybe you have a certaint item, that a deceased soldier was attached to.
So were that item goes, the spirit of that soldier will also go.
So that can be the explanation with the self opening door.
I have one strange thing to tell you regarding this issue.
When i'm watching a WW2 documentairy about the war from the German perspective, sometimes when you see "Germany home front footage" they also sometimes play a German WW2 radio song to give it even more the WW2 "vibe".
And often when that part of the documantary being played with the music (believe it or not) i immediately smell a mixture of army textile and leather, weapon oil, and sigar smoke in my computer room.
Can you imagine that?
And i've got all my WW2 stuff in the other room, and i don't even own WW2 uniforms or weapon oil, and i also dont smoke sigars (and neither my girlfriend does).
So this is what i have experienced quite a few times.
I know most people will think i'm joking, but i'm not.
love how you collect history and preserve it like your collection.
POOR MG42😢 also epic 1911 m1 carbine too . I hope you have a great year nick
I am absolutely envious of your collection,the only ww2 related stuff I've found is through metal detecting,bullets,rusty spoons and a Polish bean can.I really hope to collect in the future stuff,mostly The iron Cross and ss peaked hats XD
My priced procession may not be ww2 but it's even more fun,a Long Bayonnet sword that belonged to King George(the second)Royal Guard(Wilkinson 1809)
The guy who had it died and this was in his warehouse,my grandfather took it,now I'm the one restoring this,on the wood there's a code and I may not be sure a kill count
Been waiting for this one, started my own collection wish it was as big as yours.
Very awesome video nick, jeez your collection improved a lot!!
I always look forward to your collection tours! Thanks for sharing!
I miss the time before the internet we could go to flea markets and find ww2 memorabilia and get it pretty cheap when the internet came out people were able to find out how much the stuff is worth lol I would go to several flea markets every weekend I found some amazing stuff and just meeting people talking about it was always a blast I really enjoyed the video you have a impressive collection
loving the video! sitting in my own mini collection room with a cup of tea wishing it was bigger, cant wait for part 2!!!!
Interesting thing to note, there were actually 3 manufacturers of M1 Helmet during the war McCord, Schlueter, and the rarest being Parish Reading which made a very small amount since their contract for helmets was very late into the war they only made about 60,000 helmets before the war ended
Best tour yet🔥
Amazing collection there Nick. Love your channel and everything you do. Thanks for sharing this! Marc
Awesome collection and the fact you know so much about each item makes it even more impressive! Congrats 🎉
You always have cool videos and I hope I can get my collection as impressive as yours but it's a person like you that got me into getting a collection started so I thank you for the inspiration.
Fantastic display, very well done! It’s nice to see you can actually enjoy viewing your artifacts versus having them all packed away in closets or chests. Very nice indeed!
Don't apologize for 'rabbiting on' about your collection, Nick. I'd happily watch *three* videos on it with your commentary, let alone two.
Was looking forward to one of these for a while nick! Great collection and amazing intro you had there, felt like a movie trailer :) Keep up the Good work aswell Nick!
I'm glad you're doing well Nick! Thank you for this new video and have a happy New Year!
And now it's Springtime for Elsa and Arendelle. Arendelle is happy and gay. New ships are sailing once more. Springtime for Elsa and Northuldra. Watch out US, we're going on tour!
I enjoyed watching, and I'm looking forward to the following tour videos!
Thanks again, Nick !!
I love watching your collection tours. I hope my collection is like this one day. I love your videos.
I recently got a WW2 us canteen with the pouch and belt, a WW2 Us mess kit and a Vietnam era Amo box
Yes I always look forward to them every year 😃😊
Hugely entertaining Nick especially the spooky Matt story, if I may be so bold, could you consider using a little more light, I was truggling to see many of the items but still enjoyed the tour, keep up the great work and thanks for sharing.
The day my grandpa died this video came out me and him always watched these videos thank you for your dedication to your viewers and keep up the amazing content
Ben groot fan,
Heb al je filmpjes gezien, vind het altijd super interessant. En ben zeer onder de indruk hoeveel jij weet over ww2, erg boeiend om naar te luisteren.
Ga vooral zo door en kan niet wachten tot je nieuwe video uitkomt.
Very interesting indeed!! I saw a collection very similar to yours in Conroe , Texas. Yours and theirs are very complete. Great job!
Hi! Quite an amazing collection, seems it's been gathered with love and enthusiasm. I would like to watch the part 2
Wow! What an amzing collection, thanks!
I absolutely love your videos you never let me down 🎉😂
The 30th Infantry Division jacket caught my attention immediately. I was in the North Carolina National Guard and my unit was part of the 30th Infantry Brigade. I was in both C Company 1/120 th Infantry and also A Company 1/119th Infantry. So, the history of that Division is always interesting to me. I have a World War 1 30th Division shoulder patch and several variations of the World War 2 30th Infantry Division shoulder patches. Plus original 30th Infantry Division Unit history book from 1946 and the 1946 editions of the Unit history books for the 117th Infantry Regiment, 119th Infantry Regiment, and the 120th Infantry Regiment.
Wow, that's amazing!!! Then you are going to like the next part too! I will show more WW2 old hickory items! I have a nice WW2 m1 helmet with decals of the 30th Div 120th Rgt! The town where I live was liberated by the 30th Division, regiment 119 and 120 back in September 1944! So it's a very special division for me.. I met a lot of veterans, and have helmets signed with their names! Thanks for sharing that information, that's really interesting, and respect for your service!
@@History-Secrets thank you. I have always loved World War 2 history and have followed the history of the North Carolina National Guard since I was in the 30th Infantry Brigade.
Just did community service for a long time and had a long day at school and this is the perfect thing to come back to! A New History Secrets Video! :D
Hi Nick, thanks for taking the time and trouble to do the vids..........Looking forward to parts 2,3 & 4.
dude i used to watch you all the time like 4 years ago! its crazy how long its been, stay safe!
My grandpa has the same us overcoat.
Nick bedankt weer voor de tour en de beelden van alle mooie items!
You know it's a good day when history secrets, happy new years😀
Thanks Nick for the entertainment while I built a model of a Panther tank
What a very amazing collection.thank you for sharing,I really enjoyed this.
Hey I was here from the start this guy needs more love truly lightings my day
Incredible man love your videos and love history like you.
Love the collection . When those bullets started falling your reaction got me laughing 🤣
I'm looking forward to seeing the other videos 😊
when i watched your reenactment video it inspired me to make a gtao reenactment group for WW2 and WW1 stuff and watching these videos keeps me inspired. keep up the amazing work
nice video as always man! o7 btw im pretty sure theres alot of "Energies" attached to some gears. so im not suprised if you are experience some wierd stuffs in your house, and im also pretty sure that you have a dark energy beside you from Valkenburg-Reichsschule. thats a feeling I get when I watched this video. I got a name also "Mellie" something dunno what it means, getting a feel that is a picture of her in some personal stuffs in your collection maybe. maybe an daughter or gf of a fallen soldier. Sry if I type this kind of things but I had to haha! but nice to see that you are uploading amazing stuffs dude! keep it up! greetings from a big Swedish Fan! o7 o7
You have a mini WW2 ETO personel equipment museum at your home, lucky you that your country allows you to collect working WW2 weapons, a very interesting video for me as WW2 Pacific theater collector, I am a great fan of you.
Fantastic collection. I've subscribed 👍
I love this collection keep up the good work!
Thank you Nick it was an amazing vid, cant wait for the other ones😊
Hello Nick, I love the videos. I actually think it would be a good idea for you to make a discord. It would let everyone maybe ask you questions and show off their personally collections. It’s just a suggestion, and I think it would be a good idea.
Yes very jealous of your collection would love to see a 2024 video would make my year. Big fan of yours
Amazing! Love to have you on a live tour someday! Really inspiring!
Man, very nice! I need to visit you again!
Thanks man!! Yes, you have to, haha! 😂👌
I love this collection video Nick 😊
A new one of these! now i can stop rewatching the old one
YESS i have been waiting a long time for this video!
Hey nick weer een super video kijk er altijd naar uit voor de volgende video top bezig 💪🏻💪🏻
Stunning video nick! We want the second part soon 😎
Man you speak perfect English your in Holland correct . I made it to Holland in 2004 for an air show , I was in the air force reserve and it was great good people Volks field I think.
Love your videos keep up the great work
Hi Nick, you have a great looking collection of military items. It’s also nice that you enjoy doing the re-enactments. By the way does your 1920 house have a ghost?
Wow I’ve watched your channel for a very long time and it’s amazing to see your collection grow more and more
Lately I have been into the American civil war so I have not watched any of your videos in a few months I’m sorry Nick but I still really enjoy your videos and the Second World War!
Always look foward to your vids and your collection!
I have a party jacket pin .. a Na*I flag with blood and brain on it youth dagger and a few other things I've collected..but wow do you have my dream collection
You are the Number 1 youtuber ever
Keep doing what you are doing
Incredible collection! Been a collector for over 10 years and my collection is nothing compared to yours! Love it!
Been waiting for this update for a while
Yes!!! Eindelijk!!! Altijd leuk en interessant zoon room tour video!!! Keep up the good work! 🪖💪🏻
I THINK,MATT.MAYBE,A SOUL TRAPPED IN PURGATORY.LOOKING FOR YOUR PRAYERS.OK MAN.GREAT SHOW.😎👍
Loved the tour nick ( matt ) how crazy kid calling you matt I've started collecting myself thanks to you
24:10 you better put a real phone scene where Dolfy called Koller (some Luftwaffe general) 😅
but damn, it was hilarious
I bought a military lot on Poshmark a while back with small stuff for hunting and one of the things was an M1 Helmet. Now whats interesting is that it has a Korean symbol on it. So ik thinking it might be Korean war or later
What an impressive collection. Well displayed too.
Fantastic!
Love your stuff nick!
Hello from SWEDEN! Love you're Videos!
Great video! ❤
23:06 that sound is freedom
ive been waiting for this video for so long
Yay new collection video!
And wrong number lol and really cool collection so far!
Wow… unbeliveable!!! Greetings from germany🫡 never seen so much relics in private hands!!! You can imagine, that we germans are not so proud , of this kind our history!! IF in germany such a collection exist??? In private hands??? I dont believe ! Single pieces sure! I still have a US BAJONET in medium condition… my german bajonet i sold for 40,- euro🫣😂🫡 greetings from oldenburg, northsea coast
"I won't go into too much detail or this video will be too long" ... goes into detail on almost everything 😆
I actually really enjoyed it so far and you can keep talking as much as you want 👍 I would like to see an in depth video on US helmets. You hear a lot about German helmets, but I've never seen anything in depth about US helmets.
Those grenade launcher sights used to be pretty easy to find at surplus stores in unissued condition, but have become a bit rarer. They were not really issued that much during the war because they were not that easy or accurate to use. Very cool none the less.
Wow love your videos they teach me so much about history
Yeah I have a origanal shlueter m1 heady stamp s and it’s from November of 1944 bought for 40 bucks at a flea market what a steal if you ask me! Edit: that downfall sound of Hitler ranting when you picked up the phone made me laugh!!!!!
Hey Nick, I was wondering, since your m1 carbine is a live firing one, can you take it to events and shoot blanks with it?
Really enjoyed the video mate can't wait for the next one your my favourite👍⚡⚡⚡⚡