Thanks for watching guys! As for that final cursed gun image…it’s so cursed we may have to do an entire video dedicated to it… Remember to get those free heroes before the event ends! Download MLA using my link: bit.ly/n22BrandonHerrera and enjoy the game!
Fun fact: the Broomhandle Mauser was what Han Solo’s blaster in Star Wars was. It had a flash suppressor welded to the front and a scope attached to look spacey and stuff, but like all the blasters in the Original Trilogy, they were fully functional firearms that fired blanks. That’s where they got the flash for the blasters, they just had to add the bolts in the scene.
@@OR56 It depends. The Original Trilogy was re-edited and rereleased multiple times, with all sorts of minor details changed. Hell, the answer to the "did Greedo or Han shoot first" controversy changes based on which release you watch.
In regards to the "Smith&Methson" - I live 10 minutes away from where that weapon was confiscated by the Meskwaki Nation P.D. I also worked for one of their businesses for 11 years and let me just say that not the strangest weapon that I have ever seen come from that place. I once saw a flame thrower made from a piece of copper tubing, a blow torch. and a super soaker water gun.
@@bumblingbureaucrat6110 I am not native but I grew up in the same place that the Meskwaki Settlement is located and have a lot of friends that are natives from various tribes.I now live in another town 14 miles away.
I'm curious if the rez has laws against black powder guns, because national and Iowa state law allow felons to buy them. Dude could have just gotten an AGC Desperado.
@@Bacteriophagebs I think that in order to solve this question we ought to refer back to the principle of Occam's Razor (the simplest solution/answer is usually the best one) and the fact that he was a Meth user. Is the man who does drugs more likely to A: understand the laws of firearm ownership and go through the process of buying black powder revolvers or B: take mindmelters and construct this abomination?
1:32: *The Fluted barrel.* Rarity: *Exotic handcannon.* "Rooty tootie flutie shootie"- Brandon Herrera-4 Impact: 70 (90) Range: 50 Stability: 24 (40) Handling: 25 (50) RPM: 150 Mag: 11 Exotic Effect: *Instrument of Destruction:* Much like the climax of a song the more consecutive shots you land on a single target the more damage, stability and handling this weapon gets till the next time you reload or the target is dead (Headshots amplify this effect)
One of my old coworkers is a legit memelord, literally keeps 2 M4 shotguns beside his bed for home defense, runs an M203, suppressors on everything, a few of his rifles have three holes, all that kind of stuff. He was at one point invited to a wedding, and naturally brought a gun as his wedding gift. It wasn't just any gun, oh no. He had it modified. Stripped off all the finish on the slide, really nice engraving, nickel plated it, replaced the plastic grip panels with rosewood, and he even got a sentence engraved into the slide. It reads "May your marriage work better than this piece of shit." I should probably add that the gun in question was a Hi Point C9. I have a picture of it as well.
Hey Brandon, I had the single scariest experience with firearms in my time today. I’m 14 and was shooting with my dad, trap shooting, and was shooting an Ithaca Model 37. I had loaded two shells for to get thru my five faster and when I fired the first time, I cycled the firearm and without realizing I still had the trigger pulled fired the second round, slam fire, NDing into the air downrange. I will never forget this. Nearly crapped myself
kiddo im glad youre okay but flat out that is very dangerous. you shouldn't be handling the ammo, your dad shouldve been. you also have to keep meticulous count of every single round/shell loaded in. its the difference between life and death
@@DH-xw6jp not trying to sound like a smart Alec, but I did address that. I wasn’t paying much attention and thought I had my finger off the trigger when I racked the next shell
@@johnsengul I did know how many shells I had, I’ve been shooting for years, all kinda of firearms, and haven’t ever had an ND before. It was simply me not paying enough attention and believing my finger was off the trigger or had reset it
If you do a "problem solva" video, you have to use massively over-loaded hand-loads (IV8888 has a series on how over-built they are). I have personally run double-charge hand loads out of a 45 hi-point pistol and it didn't explode. The primers ruptured and gas blew back into the firing pin channel and bent it, but the gun was fine otherwise. I call it my Desert Beagle and have it painted yellow and black like a Dewalt hand-drill.
Local gun shop showed me a picture of a customers hipoint barrel with 8 rounds stuck in the barrel, looked like a pea pod. The customer, new to guns, mag dumped not realizing it wasn't operating correctly. Hipoint replaced the barrel😳
You overlooked one of the Smith & Methson's most advanced features, the light was a laser combo. Because when you're working with a precision unit like that, you need all the accuracy aids available.
if you wanna see something kinda neat, look into the bayonets used with the Winchester 1873/1894 Muskets (Winchester used the term Musket to refer to a rifle with a barrel length of 30" or greater). One of the bayonets is a saber with a 20-22" blade. Just the idea of a rifle that was nearly 50" long, and then strapping a nearly 2' long sword to the end is hilarious to me.
I forget where i saw it, i think it was on forgotten weapons, and I think it was the guards guarding the pope, but they had a full length rifle and a full length sword as a bayonet. Sword was as long as the rifle. It was a pike that shoots.
The "Thompson C96" already has a name, the PASAM. It wasn't the creation of some WW1 Bubba, it was instead something given to the world by the Brazilians, which probably explains a lot.
The story is, brazillian police wanted smgs, so they bought 500 of M712, and called them PASAM. they later went to Rio de Janeiro police. 101 became the Model 1, with the metal shield and foregrip, original wooden stock. Model 2 swapped the metal foregrip for wood, and redesigned the stock, becoming a tupe welded to the gun.
Well. Not only brasil. China did near identical thing durning ww2 from guns obtained from germany given to fight Japan. I dont remember diferences but that was something about magazine.
I think he's 26 (could be 25). I just know I'm about a year older than him (also questioning why I don't have an AK factory and debating my life's choices), and I just turned 27. I was pretty shocked when I realized he was younger than me because not only does he run a successful channel, develop the AK50, and has the guts to have his own workshop and FFL which is pretty huge financial investment.
@@Kcii-99 The SOT manufacturing license isn't terribly expensive if you're actually manufacturing and selling (it should still be eliminated as its a tax on a right), but the cost is not that high. Its the sot type 7 class 3, and its $650/3 years, or basically $217/year to produce as many MGs, sawed offs, mufflers etc as you want.
8:00 Mauser actually made a belt fed C96 broomhandle. I imagine it wasn’t widely used but it did exist and looked very much like this gun. Wether or not the gun in the video is original or modified idk, but a gun of that type did exist. There was actually an insane umber of Mauser models based on the c96. The C96, M712 Shnell fuir (I own one and still don’t know how to spell it lol), red 9, C96 carbine, and many others I don’t know the names of. The history of these guns are at least somewhat interesting and worth a watch over at the forgotten weapons channel.
@@mOki.i Spell check struck again lol. I know I had it spelled right but I guess I missed it when my phone changed it. Thank you for the correction. Have a good one.
I've lived in Minnesota for 25 years. I can personally verify IOWA DOES NOT EXIST. When traveling I35 and leaving Minnesota, you travel through "The Great Corn Void" which is technically unincorporated US territory and only local wildlife live there. You will not see a shred of civilization until you reach the border of Missouri, and is fittingly the only time you'll be happy to enter that state.
the great corn void is literally just alberta Canada anywhere there isn’t a major city. If you plan on going somewhere else you’ll end up driving 1-2+ hours through empty nothingness till you either pass a ghetto gas station that looks abandoned, or end up at a small hamlet. once you pass the outer reaches of Edmonton’s jurisdiction, it’s empty nothingness for miles and miles
Talk about highway hypnosis. Zone out and an hour has passed. Don’t know what happened for the last hour but you’ve seen enough corn to last a lifetime
This may be a year old, but broheim, thank you. I've had a really crappy past few months, and watching this now made me laugh for the first time in a while.
Every time I saw a chain belt revolver in hunt showdown I always wondered "would this be a cursed gun" granted I also thought it was cool as shit and functionally viable but i'm happy to know it has the Brandon seal of approval.
The "Tluger" should be called a Brazilian PASAM, because apparently that's what it is. Doesn't seem to be any sort of standard modification, but all of them have a forward grip and some of them have wire folding stocks. I didn't know any of this off hand, I just remember seeing it in Hotdogs, Horseshoes, and Hand Grenades.
It was a standard modification in Brazil from the thirties, used in full auto as a machine pistol by the army and then the police. They served for a very long time, and some can still be found in police inventory (even though officially retired
Brandon, the 1911 in 6.5 is actually the Pachmayr Dominator, in .308. This was back in the era of lots of rifle caliber pistols for silhouette competitions and handgun hunting. The TC Contender was a big item to come out of this trend... which continues today. There's also the Remington XP-100 and in production today is the 700 CP, and pretty much everyone making a rifle is making some sort of chopped down pistol version. I get it with the TC Contender because they still feel like pistols. I don't get it with the rest.
I would rock it. Be fair I would rock a hi point carbine so my standards of “can it be used without failing to feed a lot: yes. Is it durable: yes. Can I beat the everliving hell out of it: also yes. LETS ROCK!” are somewhat questionable.
The saber-pistol thing was actually designed so you could use the 1911 as a rifle, the scabbard for the sword was meant to act as a foregrip, and once you ran out of bullets you could use it as a thrusting weapon.
Most of the weapons on your wall are in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Anomaly. 4:58 GP-25 = genuine-article problem solva. 10:29 .410 "bore" 13:18 You can get one of those (or something like it) in Hunt: Showdown.
@@Bustin_cider00 that's a bit ironic don't you think? Someone who gets paid to drive by your home making sure you're at home and inside when you're supposed to be inside and at work when your supposed to be at work, and gets paid to track your every move telling you that your a stalker?
@@crisnevin7934 yeah man what the hell, i might have to stab her now. You really showed things to me in a new light and i appreciate it. The world needs more people like you :)
I did a double take when I heard "four 10 gauge shotgun shells", and then realized what Brandon meant was "410 gauge shotgun shells", but I parsed it wrong because 410 is a caliber not a gauge.
I'd love to see a episode were Brandon and the Fat Electrician go toe to toe and each make a #ProblemSolva gun each, as funky as weird as colorful as possible... and have us vote which one is more cursed.. haha
I'm willing to bet that every time you think about how long it's been since you last did a cursed gun meme review, a bottle magically appears in your hand
That 1911 grafted to a M1913 Cavalry sabre looks like the result of a couple of horse Cav NCOs having too much free time & far too much whiskey. Either that or an Infantry NCO got transferred to Cav and was pissed about the lack of bayonets, so he decided to be a "problem solva" and make sure everyone had one! As an old Cav Scout, I heartily approve!
Problem Salva, definitely!!! A friend and I bought these HP carbines. He bought the 9mm and I picked up the .45. Surprisingly they are a blast to shoot and shoot well. I have a couple hundred rounds through mine with zero issues. Would love to do something with the trigger but oh well, it works. 😂
That chain pistol is represented in the game Hunt: Showdown as the “Caldwell conversion chain pistol” if you wanna fuck around with it. Fun game if you like old firearms
That first cursed gun that you called the "Big Woodwind" instead of big iron is actually made from the body of a Clarinet, not a flute. Although the clarinet is still a woodwind - and the rooty tooty flooty shooty was still hilarious. Just thought I'd let you know what instrument part it is, since you were really close!
His body was ready... but his mind was not ready for the last pic... and then his body gave out in quick succession., but yes that needs to be narrated by him... so many potential meme template opportunities...
Ah cool, that belt fed revolver. In the amazing game "Hunt: Showdown" ... known as the "Chain pistol" ... and apparently it is actually based off prototype of a similar pistol/carbine from back in the day. In Hunt: Showdown, this revolver combined with trait "fanning" ... can do some amazing shit, sometimes.
1:46 Brandon that's the lower end of a clarinet. They normally have an inner diameter of 66mm so it could shoot. Ignoring the big arse holes in it also it wouldn't make a clarinet sound on sterioids since the reed is the thing that vibrates to make the sound
@@AiluridaeAureus actually most woodwind instruments that aren't the saxophone can be found in wood. Sure flutes are mainly in metal, but most good clarinets and oboes are made outta wood, and the begginer ones being made out of plastic
@@101hdh Just because you can find instruments that are mostly wood doesn't mean the name still makes sense. That's like saying rifles should be called "woodstocks" because historically most of the surface area the first rifles had was wood furniture right back to the muskets and arquebuses even though most guns today will have little or no wood on them, period, short of an AK, and even then, wooden stocks are only still made because they look nice.
@@AiluridaeAureus not really since the entire family by design was made out of wood; to which it changed to either metal or plastic for cheaper instruments. Even the flute was designed to be made out of wood. But always the internal working parts of a rifle are made out of metal. And also the wooden instruments are more common at a higher level due to then having a superior sound quality, they only decided to make say a clarinet outta plastic cuz it's cheaper to do and little timmy won't be wondering around with a 1.5K instrument
Okay... I guess the 1911 was one of those ideas from where they were trying to figure out how to do fighting in trenches, and actually it doesn't look like an absolutely terrible idea from my point of view, I mean, if the blade were shorter, a lot shorter, it could function as a very possibly viable bayonet for a hand gun... Wait; remember the guns Ron Perlman's character had in Blade 2? I know huge blades like those would be more like a hindrance, but if they were instead on a reasonable size, perhaps they could be of use, sort of, in extreme close quarters, or against zombies. Always think of zombies. Also, it is to be noticed the dude who made the "Smith and Methson" went the extra mile and decorated his creation. The thing should be in a museum, it's proper art man :D
@@martinhg98 that actually makes sense. From the perspective of a infantry sword combat the pistol grip would not make any sense. I can see how on a horse the angles would make more sense. And bit he referred to as a stock would most likely be used to stabilize against the forearm for shooting. Even as a failed idea I can see the thought process now.
You need to do a Challenge Cursed Gun episode! Challenge all the guys Scott, Matt, Doughnut, Mr Thumb, Administrate Results (again) and anyone and everyone else you can think of. The Ultimate Crossover from the gates of Gun Tuber Cursed Gun Epicenes.
I am probably a certifiable fudd as a dude who grew up (and still am) somewhat uncomfortable with guns and especially gun collectors - but hunting has gotten me way more interested and appreciative of guns and gun ownership rights. This channel is great - Brandon actually keeps gun safety in mind in these videos and brings the laughs - Great content Brandon!
"The problem Solva" should be the 10mm highpoint with all the modifications. Red dot, and a scope, laser and flashlight with a grip. Perfection at it's finest
don't we all know that the start of this video is just how Brandon wakes up every morning. With a massive hangover on the floor of his office not remembering that he had just made a video of just about some of the most cursed shit on the Web.
Ok... you got me with "The Glong" 🤣 There was a time in my life where that would have been extremely useful. The "Smith & Meth-son" was pretty good too. You know the cops were sitting around the station chuckling like a bunch of schoolgirls when one of them came up with that shit.
I know that you probably won't see my comment, and I accept that. But, I'm going to say what I want to anyways. I really appreciate what you do here for us, Brandon. You've made a lot of informative, entertaining, and just generally funny stuff. I've laughed my ass off more times than I can count. I've not got a whole lot going for me in life right now, but this is one of the few things that helps me to just keep going. And, for that, I thank you. Every single video I see from either you or Ian just makes my day. I just figured that I might as well let you know that you've been one of the few things helping me through one of the harder times in my life. Thank you, Brandon. Thank you so much. I hope you keep doing what you do, and that you keep being able to enjoy what you do. Again, and I can't say this enough, thank you. Now, I've got to get back to studying for finals. Hopefully you, and everyone else here who happens to see this, has a wonderful day, week, month, and year
I found the cursed gun I made quite a few years ago. It's a black powder improvised matchlock pistol, I modelled the mechanism after one used back in the middle ages. It was buried under a bunch of stuff in my shop hoping that I would forget about it.😂
The Patton saber with a 1911 probably predates US involvement in WWI. After 1914 (likely the year the prototypes were made) every country in the world saw how useless cavalry was as an actual combative force while mounted because of machine guns, which left cavalry for scouting, or fighting dismounted, and just using the horses to move behind their own lines. The Patton saber (intended to be a cavalry sword) with the 1911 attachment, is not entirely unfounded as far as PRE WWI cavalry weaponry goes. Ever since guns became a thing, the cavalry was trying to find new ways to use them. Be that by firing two muzzle loading pistols, then drawing swords, or the Polish take of putting a gun into an axe. Once repeating handguns (good old wheelie gats) showed up, they became the cavalries main stay, and repeating rifles/carbines thereafter. However, the sword was still the predominant close range weapon for cavalry charges, problem is, you cant use a sword then switch to a carbine/ handgun very quickly while holding the reins of a horse to steer it. Solution? Do what the Polish did. Take a handgun, which is now mechanically more capable and easier to use/reload, and combine it with your primary cavalry weapon, the sword, so you can still steer the horse, while at the same time, shooting and stabbing. Literally if not for the implementation of the machine gun, this design would hold far more merit, and dare I say be the Cavalry's main, "Problem solva," for at least another 2 decades before they could make functional mass produced semi auto rifles to put a bayonet on. Oh and The Thauser is real, and it's Brazilian. www.forgottenweapons.com/submachine-guns/brazilian-pasam/
This is pretty much how I felt this morning. Starting new meds today and the doctor said I probably shouldn't drink on these meds. Seeing as I'll probably be on these meds for life and the side effects of drinking while on them could be really bad he suggested I have one last night of fun......guess I went a little to far and now I don't ever want to drink again.
As someone who is Gen Z, I can confirm that I do indeed say “let’s fucking go.” Also, as someone who snorts the game, I’d recommend a dedicated video for the uh… “unique” gun mod combinations in Payday 2. They’re something else.
Brandon, I wanted to let you know that I used to be entirely anti AK. Watching your channel and others (but primarily yours) I became more AK friendly. And I just bought my first AK (Zastava M70) and I freaking love it. And now I want more AK.
@@JTheraos This was before I really learned about guns and all the different varieties of AKs, I Thought they were ugly and the Fact that it's the terrorist and commie gun. I grew up in a Very American household and no one is better than the Americans. I was very convicted about this as a 12 year old.
As a guy from Iowa and with a... "Weird" past, makes complete sense to me. In much of Iowa whoever made that thing would be the "handy" guy of the friend group. Also, your shirt with the poor snek makes me sad.
I think that "shoulder stock" on the American sword on 1911 situation is actually for strapping around the forearm to counteract the odd weight distribution of the length.
Hey Brandon you should take a look at Hunt: Showdown, it is essentially cowboy Tarkov with monsters and zombies in the bayou, that chain revolver is in the game as well as some other cool and interesting firearms.
Thanks for watching guys! As for that final cursed gun image…it’s so cursed we may have to do an entire video dedicated to it…
Remember to get those free heroes before the event ends! Download MLA using my link: bit.ly/n22BrandonHerrera and enjoy the game!
Wow 😳
Sup, baka
@@pyeitme508 you beat my post by 1 second...
What in the fuck
damn
Very happy my audition made it here. This is truly a proud moment for the Balaclava household. Maybe my mom will finally call me a son.
I will call you my dude, does that help?
Your channel name doesnt even make sense
@@wtice4632 It does if you know who 'Executive Outcomes' is
@Alton fan girl 1d energy
@Man H So?
I’m starting to believe Cursed Gun Images is Brandon’s excuse for excessive drinking
Isnt it for all of us?
correct
14 year old balkan kids: *AMATEURS*
I'd say it's acceptable
Starting?
I imagine that’s how Brandon wakes up every morning.
That's why you only see one room.
That is how I wake up every morning pretty much😂😂 all fucked up and confused.
it is
I imagine this but he's spooning Donut
When he gets home from filming with the boys after the podcast
Fun fact: the Broomhandle Mauser was what Han Solo’s blaster in Star Wars was. It had a flash suppressor welded to the front and a scope attached to look spacey and stuff, but like all the blasters in the Original Trilogy, they were fully functional firearms that fired blanks. That’s where they got the flash for the blasters, they just had to add the bolts in the scene.
Alec Baldwin doesnt Like blanks
@@markfriesen4032he wanted to prove to his wife that he wasn’t shooting blanks
In some scenes you can even see the casings.
@@thesultanofswing8706 Really? That's awesome
@@OR56 It depends. The Original Trilogy was re-edited and rereleased multiple times, with all sorts of minor details changed. Hell, the answer to the "did Greedo or Han shoot first" controversy changes based on which release you watch.
I can't believe you missed this.
The Mauser Tommy Gun is obviously called the Mommy Gun.
Mommy uwu
@@charlesdemers1197 shut
I NEED ONE
RIP my actual mom, btw.
@@charlesdemers1197 *sees your broomhandle* owo whats this?
Thompson-Schnellfeuer... Thompfeuer.
The best part about Brandon Herrera is his Problem Solva mentality and his Hi-point of knowledge
I see what you did there...
@@TheStormsDagger Icy what you did there.
PROBLEM SOLVA 😄😄😄 like an orc
@NKillBruh Eye sea what you did there
@Snecho Ise ee what you did there.
In regards to the "Smith&Methson" - I live 10 minutes away from where that weapon was confiscated by the Meskwaki Nation P.D. I also worked for one of their businesses for 11 years and let me just say that not the strangest weapon that I have ever seen come from that place. I once saw a flame thrower made from a piece of copper tubing, a blow torch. and a super soaker water gun.
Cool, are you Meskwaki yourself or do you just live next to the reservation?
@@bumblingbureaucrat6110 I am not native but I grew up in the same place that the Meskwaki Settlement is located and have a lot of friends that are natives from various tribes.I now live in another town 14 miles away.
@@freethinker8142 Cool!
I'm curious if the rez has laws against black powder guns, because national and Iowa state law allow felons to buy them. Dude could have just gotten an AGC Desperado.
@@Bacteriophagebs I think that in order to solve this question we ought to refer back to the principle of Occam's Razor (the simplest solution/answer is usually the best one) and the fact that he was a Meth user. Is the man who does drugs more likely to A: understand the laws of firearm ownership and go through the process of buying black powder revolvers or B: take mindmelters and construct this abomination?
1:32: *The Fluted barrel.*
Rarity: *Exotic handcannon.*
"Rooty tootie flutie shootie"- Brandon Herrera-4
Impact: 70 (90)
Range: 50
Stability: 24 (40)
Handling: 25 (50)
RPM: 150
Mag: 11
Exotic Effect: *Instrument of Destruction:* Much like the climax of a song the more consecutive shots you land on a single target the more damage, stability and handling this weapon gets till the next time you reload or the target is dead (Headshots amplify this effect)
leaked destiny 2 exotic
ITS A FUCKING CLARINET
@@KM-wv9bu thank you
@@dogedroid5107 yes, please for the love of all that is good, yes
@@lincolnpatchett7364 your welcome
One of my old coworkers is a legit memelord, literally keeps 2 M4 shotguns beside his bed for home defense, runs an M203, suppressors on everything, a few of his rifles have three holes, all that kind of stuff. He was at one point invited to a wedding, and naturally brought a gun as his wedding gift. It wasn't just any gun, oh no. He had it modified. Stripped off all the finish on the slide, really nice engraving, nickel plated it, replaced the plastic grip panels with rosewood, and he even got a sentence engraved into the slide. It reads "May your marriage work better than this piece of shit."
I should probably add that the gun in question was a Hi Point C9. I have a picture of it as well.
I want a nickle plated hi point like that
I want an engraving with the sentence "My balls itch"
I absolutely need to know more about your coworker. What a fucking chad
I'm gonna need a picture of that chief.
@@NukeSiliconValley
Aight, where.
Brandon: doesn’t tell us about all of the guns he’s continually buying.
Also Brandon: puts them in the background of cursed gun images
Easter eggs, my guy
Is that a FG42?
Found the g36
@@peterscasny2803 i think its an mg but i dunno if its the old ww1 mg or post ww1 cause that is 100% not an mg42
@@imanoob2784 mg 34 or 15
7:05 hate to admit it, but I’d want a gun like that tbh… it looks really cool, like how the maker did this
Yeah not gonna lie, it has a serious vibe going, and I'm digging it.
Ima be honest, not picking up what ur putting down
Hey Brandon, I had the single scariest experience with firearms in my time today. I’m 14 and was shooting with my dad, trap shooting, and was shooting an Ithaca Model 37. I had loaded two shells for to get thru my five faster and when I fired the first time, I cycled the firearm and without realizing I still had the trigger pulled fired the second round, slam fire, NDing into the air downrange. I will never forget this. Nearly crapped myself
Yeah, that is what people call a "slam fire"
Its the primary reason people like the model 37
Thats one feature of the 37. Its also a feature of the "Trench gun". Doesnt happen with other shotguns.
kiddo im glad youre okay but flat out that is very dangerous. you shouldn't be handling the ammo, your dad shouldve been. you also have to keep meticulous count of every single round/shell loaded in. its the difference between life and death
@@DH-xw6jp not trying to sound like a smart Alec, but I did address that. I wasn’t paying much attention and thought I had my finger off the trigger when I racked the next shell
@@johnsengul I did know how many shells I had, I’ve been shooting for years, all kinda of firearms, and haven’t ever had an ND before. It was simply me not paying enough attention and believing my finger was off the trigger or had reset it
If you do a "problem solva" video, you have to use massively over-loaded hand-loads (IV8888 has a series on how over-built they are). I have personally run double-charge hand loads out of a 45 hi-point pistol and it didn't explode. The primers ruptured and gas blew back into the firing pin channel and bent it, but the gun was fine otherwise. I call it my Desert Beagle and have it painted yellow and black like a Dewalt hand-drill.
That drill will make a hole in your wall alright. .45 drillbit only.
That's epic! Must be cool to have a crash test dummy gun that you can push the limits of reloading, cool to know it handled it!
"Desert Beagle" love it.
Local gun shop showed me a picture of a customers hipoint barrel with 8 rounds stuck in the barrel, looked like a pea pod. The customer, new to guns, mag dumped not realizing it wasn't operating correctly. Hipoint replaced the barrel😳
Legend.
As a Clarinet player, hearing him call that first one a flute made me really unnecessarily angry.
As a sax player I feel it.
Same
Same thing
Same, besides Claringat > Flutey shooty.
Imagine if it was an oboe 💀
As a casual fan of your channel and a 2A supporter I can actually say Iowa is a actual state and you're welcome to visit.
You overlooked one of the Smith & Methson's most advanced features, the light was a laser combo. Because when you're working with a precision unit like that, you need all the accuracy aids available.
I love my state.
Smith and Methson 😂
When I saw that gun, AIDS came to mind, but probably in a different way than you mean.
if you wanna see something kinda neat, look into the bayonets used with the Winchester 1873/1894 Muskets (Winchester used the term Musket to refer to a rifle with a barrel length of 30" or greater). One of the bayonets is a saber with a 20-22" blade. Just the idea of a rifle that was nearly 50" long, and then strapping a nearly 2' long sword to the end is hilarious to me.
I forget where i saw it, i think it was on forgotten weapons, and I think it was the guards guarding the pope, but they had a full length rifle and a full length sword as a bayonet. Sword was as long as the rifle.
It was a pike that shoots.
I want one
Mmm, sword...
That's more of a Pike that goes "boom".
Hunt: Showdown has the musket winchester as a useable weapon. the chain revolver too, now that i remember
The "Thompson C96" already has a name, the PASAM.
It wasn't the creation of some WW1 Bubba, it was instead something given to the world by the Brazilians, which probably explains a lot.
The story is, brazillian police wanted smgs, so they bought 500 of M712, and called them PASAM. they later went to Rio de Janeiro police. 101 became the Model 1, with the metal shield and foregrip, original wooden stock. Model 2 swapped the metal foregrip for wood, and redesigned the stock, becoming a tupe welded to the gun.
i swear to god brazil has the weirdest shit
BRASIL!!!!!!!!!
Ah okay, so it's a Taurus origin story.
Well. Not only brasil. China did near identical thing durning ww2 from guns obtained from germany given to fight Japan. I dont remember diferences but that was something about magazine.
“You can just use a sword or a gun, you don’t need both.”
*RWBY had never seen such BS before*
Brandon’s cursed gun breakdowns are a real “problem solva” lol
I love how Brandon is a 20-something year old man, but somehow looks twice that age.
Also, “Problem Solva”
I think he's 26 (could be 25). I just know I'm about a year older than him (also questioning why I don't have an AK factory and debating my life's choices), and I just turned 27. I was pretty shocked when I realized he was younger than me because not only does he run a successful channel, develop the AK50, and has the guts to have his own workshop and FFL which is pretty huge financial investment.
I definitely thought he was in his 40's
@@jakegarrett8109 turns out having rich family gets you an FFL
@@jakegarrett8109 p]
@@Kcii-99 The SOT manufacturing license isn't terribly expensive if you're actually manufacturing and selling (it should still be eliminated as its a tax on a right), but the cost is not that high. Its the sot type 7 class 3, and its $650/3 years, or basically $217/year to produce as many MGs, sawed offs, mufflers etc as you want.
Alcohol is Brandon's own little "Problem Solva" when it comes to filming another cursed gun images video.
I’m honored that me and my single wide made the list 🥹
And for your efforts, you've been scammed... lovely.
Damn, life is a bitch
8:00 Mauser actually made a belt fed C96 broomhandle. I imagine it wasn’t widely used but it did exist and looked very much like this gun. Wether or not the gun in the video is original or modified idk, but a gun of that type did exist. There was actually an insane umber of Mauser models based on the c96. The C96, M712 Shnell fuir (I own one and still don’t know how to spell it lol), red 9, C96 carbine, and many others I don’t know the names of. The history of these guns are at least somewhat interesting and worth a watch over at the forgotten weapons channel.
The m712 is called "Schnellfeuer" (german for "fast fire")
Ja, ist ‘Schnellfeuer’
@@mOki.i Spell check struck again lol. I know I had it spelled right but I guess I missed it when my phone changed it. Thank you for the correction. Have a good one.
The "Smith & Methson" reminds me more of a laser gun prop from an old movie than an actual firearm.
Also, clearly that guy was a real "problem solva".
Lol
Also that flashlight also has a laser pointer. So the whole gun actually had an aiming system.
@@Two8Left Hip firing this would be more accurate
@@Two8Left the absolute ingenuity of meth bois. Really gotta give it to them.
@@JesusChrist-yh4pi ingenuity, but crap execution...
I've lived in Minnesota for 25 years. I can personally verify IOWA DOES NOT EXIST. When traveling I35 and leaving Minnesota, you travel through "The Great Corn Void" which is technically unincorporated US territory and only local wildlife live there. You will not see a shred of civilization until you reach the border of Missouri, and is fittingly the only time you'll be happy to enter that state.
the great corn void is literally just alberta Canada anywhere there isn’t a major city. If you plan on going somewhere else you’ll end up driving 1-2+ hours through empty nothingness till you either pass a ghetto gas station that looks abandoned, or end up at a small hamlet. once you pass the outer reaches of Edmonton’s jurisdiction, it’s empty nothingness for miles and miles
Talk about highway hypnosis. Zone out and an hour has passed. Don’t know what happened for the last hour but you’ve seen enough corn to last a lifetime
I’m Iowan and Iowa exists, but Nebraska definitely doesn’t exist
Is this where Jeepers Creepers lives?
If it can make you happy to enter Misery, then I'm not going.
The first time Brandon has made me feel sad, mostly because that's a clarinet.
I saw it and immediately went into the comments😂
Alright, Squidward.
I was gonna say it but I’m glad someone else did first
I used to be in band and played the clarinet for 3 yrs... this hurt me physically and mentally.
@@Averagemomrespecter if it actually hurt you, might want to get off the Internet
This may be a year old, but broheim, thank you. I've had a really crappy past few months, and watching this now made me laugh for the first time in a while.
Every time I saw a chain belt revolver in hunt showdown I always wondered "would this be a cursed gun" granted I also thought it was cool as shit and functionally viable but i'm happy to know it has the Brandon seal of approval.
Interestingly enough, nerf actually made a gun where it is a belt fed revolving rifle. It’s weird as hell, but cool at the same time.
They were real but due to reload times they were abandoned as a concept
As much as Brandon likes the old timey revolvers I feel like him playing Hunt would actually be pretty entertaining.
dont get started on the avtomat then.
@@miciso666 avotomat is definitely more of a blursed gun. Lol
The first 35 seconds of this video is how I imagined Brandon wakes up on a daily basis. Glad its canonical now.
The "Tluger" should be called a Brazilian PASAM, because apparently that's what it is. Doesn't seem to be any sort of standard modification, but all of them have a forward grip and some of them have wire folding stocks. I didn't know any of this off hand, I just remember seeing it in Hotdogs, Horseshoes, and Hand Grenades.
It looks like a chiappa rino
It was a standard modification in Brazil from the thirties, used in full auto as a machine pistol by the army and then the police. They served for a very long time, and some can still be found in police inventory (even though officially retired
@@aKjohn8798 I personally see the liberator shotguns.
I was about to mention it. I just remember I got weirdly fascinated by this C96 variant after stumbling across it a couple years ago
I love the fact the gun is seen as the attachment to the sword, not the other way around.
Its like saying its not a bayonet lug, its a gun mount.
I'd love to see Brandon do a rundown on all the Hi-Point Problm Solvas.
Problem sollllvvaaaaaaaa
Probleyma solllllvar
Brandon, the 1911 in 6.5 is actually the Pachmayr Dominator, in .308. This was back in the era of lots of rifle caliber pistols for silhouette competitions and handgun hunting. The TC Contender was a big item to come out of this trend... which continues today. There's also the Remington XP-100 and in production today is the 700 CP, and pretty much everyone making a rifle is making some sort of chopped down pistol version. I get it with the TC Contender because they still feel like pistols. I don't get it with the rest.
I would rock it.
Be fair I would rock a hi point carbine so my standards of “can it be used without failing to feed a lot: yes. Is it durable: yes. Can I beat the everliving hell out of it: also yes. LETS ROCK!” are somewhat questionable.
Don't die on us yet Brandon, it's only the rest of your life of cursed gun images.
“Problem Solva”, now that’s out of the way. I’m pretty sure that guy with all the optics can point at a map and find guys waving at him.
The saber-pistol thing was actually designed so you could use the 1911 as a rifle, the scabbard for the sword was meant to act as a foregrip, and once you ran out of bullets you could use it as a thrusting weapon.
It's like a reverse bayoneted rifle, where the blade is long and gets a small gun as attachment.
Sounds sketchy as hell. Like, that bullet would be flying only a few inches from your hand...
Yeah it's probably not ideal to have your foregrip in front of the barrel...
@@Gogeta70 it was WW1, I don’t think a lot of ideas were being shot down at the time
Iirc it was for the use of cavalry units.
You think we’re gonna let you get away with a cliffhanger ending, Brandon?
You’re right, but only because we love you.
Brandon is the true problem solver when it comes to finding out why his AK-50 wont cycle for the 807th time.
The Problem Solva High Point 😂🤣 I'm not even mad that's actually pretty impressive
Most of the weapons on your wall are in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Anomaly.
4:58 GP-25 = genuine-article problem solva.
10:29 .410 "bore"
13:18 You can get one of those (or something like it) in Hunt: Showdown.
Any reference to S.T.A.L.K.E.R. automatically gets a like, period.
@@crisnevin7934 thats what my parole officer calls me
@@Bustin_cider00 that's a bit ironic don't you think? Someone who gets paid to drive by your home making sure you're at home and inside when you're supposed to be inside and at work when your supposed to be at work, and gets paid to track your every move telling you that your a stalker?
@@crisnevin7934 yeah man what the hell, i might have to stab her now. You really showed things to me in a new light and i appreciate it. The world needs more people like you :)
@@crisnevin7934 'Cause he must be open carrying an Artifact of course, duh.
I did a double take when I heard "four 10 gauge shotgun shells", and then realized what Brandon meant was "410 gauge shotgun shells", but I parsed it wrong because 410 is a caliber not a gauge.
Yeah same, if it were 10g we wouldn't be looking at it in one piece 😆
I guess 67 gauge didn’t sound as cool in 1900.
410 gauge would be like .22 shells if I did my meth correctly
@@zrspangle Lol
@@zrspangle Everything I know about meth, I learned from Breaking Bad, so I can't comment.
I'd love to see a episode were Brandon and the Fat Electrician go toe to toe and each make a #ProblemSolva gun each, as funky as weird as colorful as possible... and have us vote which one is more cursed.. haha
I'm willing to bet that every time you think about how long it's been since you last did a cursed gun meme review, a bottle magically appears in your hand
Magic
"Problem solver" for a Hi Point sounds like an oxymoron. That's what you name the owner that keeps his Hi Point working
The carbine tends to be good little guns.
"You don't need a sword gun"
The trench shotgun and its long ass bayonet would like a word
5:04
Creepy uncle? I'll help. I'm known as the Problem Solva
That 1911 grafted to a M1913 Cavalry sabre looks like the result of a couple of horse Cav NCOs having too much free time & far too much whiskey. Either that or an Infantry NCO got transferred to Cav and was pissed about the lack of bayonets, so he decided to be a "problem solva" and make sure everyone had one! As an old Cav Scout, I heartily approve!
wait you were a cavalry scout. I thought all countries stopped using calvary
Just when I was having a real shitty day, Brandon with a cursed gun images comes into my feed. Thank you sir for making my day
I have had some shity days too and Brandon makes me feel better. Thank you Brandon
Sorry you're having a bad day. I hope tomorrow is better for you. Here have a bro hug 🤗
Problem Salva, definitely!!!
A friend and I bought these HP carbines. He bought the 9mm and I picked up the .45. Surprisingly they are a blast to shoot and shoot well. I have a couple hundred rounds through mine with zero issues. Would love to do something with the trigger but oh well, it works. 😂
I like the 10mm. I drop hog with that HP.
I've actually been thinking about getting a Hi-point Carbine, a whole video on it would be a real Problem Solva for me!
One of the best series and you hit us with a cinematic start
That chain pistol is represented in the game Hunt: Showdown as the “Caldwell conversion chain pistol” if you wanna fuck around with it. Fun game if you like old firearms
Love that game! Havent played in a long while but maybe I'll get back into it since you reminded me it exists lol
That first cursed gun that you called the "Big Woodwind" instead of big iron is actually made from the body of a Clarinet, not a flute. Although the clarinet is still a woodwind - and the rooty tooty flooty shooty was still hilarious. Just thought I'd let you know what instrument part it is, since you were really close!
Looks like a microphone
When Squidward gets tired of Spongebob’s shit
Bro no one cares lmfao
A year later and the printing legend PSR actually made a video on the Glong, well, a variation of it.
Brandon: "My body is ready..."
Narrator: "His body was, in fact, NOT ready..."
Oh if only we could get Morgan freeman to say this
His body was ready... but his mind was not ready for the last pic... and then his body gave out in quick succession., but yes that needs to be narrated by him... so many potential meme template opportunities...
Ah cool, that belt fed revolver. In the amazing game "Hunt: Showdown" ... known as the "Chain pistol" ... and apparently it is actually based off prototype of a similar pistol/carbine from back in the day. In Hunt: Showdown, this revolver combined with trait "fanning" ... can do some amazing shit, sometimes.
Just turns into a machine gun
More of a machine gun than the actual machine gun in the game!
The “Thauser” is actually a real thing. It’s a Brazilian modified Schnellfeuer for their military police. They called it the PASAM.
While it looks close idk if it's an authentic PSAM. Both are pretty cursed tbh.
“Where gay married couples could protect their pot farms with machine guns” and here I was, thinking nothing could make me cry.
Every time Brandon has to film cursed gun images: “Why are we still here? Just to suffer?”
1:46 Brandon that's the lower end of a clarinet. They normally have an inner diameter of 66mm so it could shoot. Ignoring the big arse holes in it also it wouldn't make a clarinet sound on sterioids since the reed is the thing that vibrates to make the sound
And yet woodwinds are still called woodwinds despite all of them short of tribal instruments being made of fucking metal.
@@AiluridaeAureus actually most woodwind instruments that aren't the saxophone can be found in wood. Sure flutes are mainly in metal, but most good clarinets and oboes are made outta wood, and the begginer ones being made out of plastic
@@101hdh Just because you can find instruments that are mostly wood doesn't mean the name still makes sense. That's like saying rifles should be called "woodstocks" because historically most of the surface area the first rifles had was wood furniture right back to the muskets and arquebuses even though most guns today will have little or no wood on them, period, short of an AK, and even then, wooden stocks are only still made because they look nice.
@@AiluridaeAureus not really since the entire family by design was made out of wood; to which it changed to either metal or plastic for cheaper instruments. Even the flute was designed to be made out of wood. But always the internal working parts of a rifle are made out of metal. And also the wooden instruments are more common at a higher level due to then having a superior sound quality, they only decided to make say a clarinet outta plastic cuz it's cheaper to do and little timmy won't be wondering around with a 1.5K instrument
Okay... I guess the 1911 was one of those ideas from where they were trying to figure out how to do fighting in trenches, and actually it doesn't look like an absolutely terrible idea from my point of view, I mean, if the blade were shorter, a lot shorter, it could function as a very possibly viable bayonet for a hand gun... Wait; remember the guns Ron Perlman's character had in Blade 2? I know huge blades like those would be more like a hindrance, but if they were instead on a reasonable size, perhaps they could be of use, sort of, in extreme close quarters, or against zombies. Always think of zombies.
Also, it is to be noticed the dude who made the "Smith and Methson" went the extra mile and decorated his creation. The thing should be in a museum, it's proper art man :D
the pistol sword is for cavalry
@@martinhg98 that actually makes sense. From the perspective of a infantry sword combat the pistol grip would not make any sense. I can see how on a horse the angles would make more sense. And bit he referred to as a stock would most likely be used to stabilize against the forearm for shooting.
Even as a failed idea I can see the thought process now.
You need to do a Challenge Cursed Gun episode! Challenge all the guys Scott, Matt, Doughnut, Mr Thumb, Administrate Results (again) and anyone and everyone else you can think of. The Ultimate Crossover from the gates of Gun Tuber Cursed Gun Epicenes.
Brandon is a problem solver and yeah would love to see your take on solving those darn problems.
As an owner of a hipoint 995 and c9 I'd love to see Brandon review the problem solva. They make pretty good multi tools
Was awesome seeing you on Rekieta the other night, looking forward to the next video
@@DinoPrepper-qm5rm huh ?
Brother. I’m an Army Veteran and I love your channel! Thank you!
When you said "I assume this isn't a functional flute" about the first one, you're 100% correct, as that as a clarinet
Brandon Herrera's cursed gun images makes me want to make my own "problem solva" to fix this issue
As someone who’s just getting into designing their own guns, this gives me some ideas
I’ve got one of my own; but I’m not sharing until I have something to show.
Laugo Alien.
@@Shaun_Jones Fair enough! I’m thinking the same 😏
Sir, step back. Rethink your ideas.
@@JesusChrist-yh4pi The Lord hath’ spoken
I am probably a certifiable fudd as a dude who grew up (and still am) somewhat uncomfortable with guns and especially gun collectors - but hunting has gotten me way more interested and appreciative of guns and gun ownership rights. This channel is great - Brandon actually keeps gun safety in mind in these videos and brings the laughs - Great content Brandon!
0:14 If Brandon kept his weapons loaded while they are stored, he would have been the star of his own Darwin Award. Good job not having them loaded!
They should be. All of them. Its called desk pops sweetie, look it up.
@@JesusChrist-yh4pi that seems expensive and iresponsable. If you really want to do that, having one gun would also be enaugh.
@@davitdavid7165 real pros desk pop with multiple different guns every day.
@@JesusChrist-yh4pi what is the casualty rate of "real pros"?
Most of them are loaded. Unloaded the pistols for that shot
"The problem Solva" should be the 10mm highpoint with all the modifications. Red dot, and a scope, laser and flashlight with a grip. Perfection at it's finest
That belt fed Mauser, when it turned out to be Airsoft, is the gun equivalent of “no animals were harmed in the filming of this video”
The first “gun” is what I like to call
When squidward has had enough
don't we all know that the start of this video is just how Brandon wakes up every morning. With a massive hangover on the floor of his office not remembering that he had just made a video of just about some of the most cursed shit on the Web.
That's why he keeps DeLance around
Ok... you got me with "The Glong" 🤣 There was a time in my life where that would have been extremely useful.
The "Smith & Meth-son" was pretty good too. You know the cops were sitting around the station chuckling like a bunch of schoolgirls when one of them came up with that shit.
Don't forget to remember not to forget the trigger won't light your bowl man.
What, BLAM... Well he got his hit.
The intro was Amazing!
I really appreciate the extra effort put in to make the video that much better.
The desktop wallpaper had me rolling.
He's taking lessons from Matt at Demo Ranch.
The revolver had a clarinet piece for the barrel and a flute headpiece under that
I know that you probably won't see my comment, and I accept that. But, I'm going to say what I want to anyways. I really appreciate what you do here for us, Brandon. You've made a lot of informative, entertaining, and just generally funny stuff. I've laughed my ass off more times than I can count. I've not got a whole lot going for me in life right now, but this is one of the few things that helps me to just keep going. And, for that, I thank you. Every single video I see from either you or Ian just makes my day. I just figured that I might as well let you know that you've been one of the few things helping me through one of the harder times in my life. Thank you, Brandon. Thank you so much. I hope you keep doing what you do, and that you keep being able to enjoy what you do. Again, and I can't say this enough, thank you. Now, I've got to get back to studying for finals. Hopefully you, and everyone else here who happens to see this, has a wonderful day, week, month, and year
I found the cursed gun I made quite a few years ago. It's a black powder improvised matchlock pistol, I modelled the mechanism after one used back in the middle ages. It was buried under a bunch of stuff in my shop hoping that I would forget about it.😂
Did you kill any dragons with it?
@@dragonfell5078 Nope, just test fired it into a log, it went about 5-6 inches in with about 50 grains of pistol powder.😁
The Patton saber with a 1911 probably predates US involvement in WWI. After 1914 (likely the year the prototypes were made) every country in the world saw how useless cavalry was as an actual combative force while mounted because of machine guns, which left cavalry for scouting, or fighting dismounted, and just using the horses to move behind their own lines. The Patton saber (intended to be a cavalry sword) with the 1911 attachment, is not entirely unfounded as far as PRE WWI cavalry weaponry goes.
Ever since guns became a thing, the cavalry was trying to find new ways to use them. Be that by firing two muzzle loading pistols, then drawing swords, or the Polish take of putting a gun into an axe. Once repeating handguns (good old wheelie gats) showed up, they became the cavalries main stay, and repeating rifles/carbines thereafter. However, the sword was still the predominant close range weapon for cavalry charges, problem is, you cant use a sword then switch to a carbine/ handgun very quickly while holding the reins of a horse to steer it.
Solution?
Do what the Polish did. Take a handgun, which is now mechanically more capable and easier to use/reload, and combine it with your primary cavalry weapon, the sword, so you can still steer the horse, while at the same time, shooting and stabbing.
Literally if not for the implementation of the machine gun, this design would hold far more merit, and dare I say be the Cavalry's main, "Problem solva," for at least another 2 decades before they could make functional mass produced semi auto rifles to put a bayonet on.
Oh and The Thauser is real, and it's Brazilian. www.forgottenweapons.com/submachine-guns/brazilian-pasam/
All the weight from having a sword sticking off your barrel must be fantastic for recoil!
This is pretty much how I felt this morning. Starting new meds today and the doctor said I probably shouldn't drink on these meds. Seeing as I'll probably be on these meds for life and the side effects of drinking while on them could be really bad he suggested I have one last night of fun......guess I went a little to far and now I don't ever want to drink again.
i drink heavily on all my meds fuck em
Good luck man, make us proud!
@caniborrow20dollars nah it just wrecks your liver more. still go hard doe
@@geico_drip9878 Thanks!
As someone who is Gen Z, I can confirm that I do indeed say “let’s fucking go.”
Also, as someone who snorts the game, I’d recommend a dedicated video for the uh… “unique” gun mod combinations in Payday 2.
They’re something else.
Brandon, I wanted to let you know that I used to be entirely anti AK.
Watching your channel and others (but primarily yours) I became more AK friendly.
And I just bought my first AK (Zastava M70) and I freaking love it. And now I want more AK.
I'm curious, what was your reasoning for hating the ak platform?
@@JTheraos This was before I really learned about guns and all the different varieties of AKs, I Thought they were ugly and the Fact that it's the terrorist and commie gun. I grew up in a Very American household and no one is better than the Americans. I was very convicted about this as a 12 year old.
11:45 As a libertarian who has studied Austrian economics, I appreciate the dig at the Fed. Thank you.
I love seeing Brandon reviewing these cursed guns. It makes my soul feel warm.
That’s booze
"Detecting multiple leviathan-class life forms. Are you sure what you're doing is worth it?"
Just like how his liver feels warm
As a guy from Iowa and with a... "Weird" past, makes complete sense to me. In much of Iowa whoever made that thing would be the "handy" guy of the friend group. Also, your shirt with the poor snek makes me sad.
9:05 , the person who built that, is probably like, "So guys, have you played Rust before?"
Rust is what the gun is made of 😭
robber breaks into a house and he hears a yell from the top of the stairs "you don't want to meet my problem solver."
A cliff hanger on a reaction video, really stepping up the genre.
Around that AK part, I was jokingly saying to myself that I will unsubscribe if he's gonna pull off a cliff hanger
Then he actually did ._,
@@WingMaster562 don’t worry, youtube’s gonna unsubscribe for you anyways.
I think that "shoulder stock" on the American sword on 1911 situation is actually for strapping around the forearm to counteract the odd weight distribution of the length.
Yep, it's an "arm brace".
Hey Brandon you should take a look at Hunt: Showdown, it is essentially cowboy Tarkov with monsters and zombies in the bayou, that chain revolver is in the game as well as some other cool and interesting firearms.
It's criminal how far I had to scroll down to see one person mention Hunt:Showdown and the chain revolver
Yes! I try to remind Brandon to play Hunt at least once a video
Man I wondered where the Bayou Bois were at, Hunts great aha
“I heard you paint houses.”
“Yeah, I’m something of a problem solva”
This episode features some of my favorite things: Brandon, Admin, guns, and most importantly, alcoholism
Brandon's pain from cursed gun images makes my day a little better.
Brandon: “Iowa is not a real state.”
Iowans: *Sad Casey’s Noises*
Speaking to the glong, I like the 3d Glock frame where the bottom of the grip is as long as the 33r mag and is veiny.