Wow I don't come accross MEs on the Internet often. I study CSE and the MEs at my college make fun of us saying that we are effective until a power cut lol. This video makes me appreciate ME more.
If you think about it, the Kar98k’s safety is really intuitive. In the up position, it doesn’t allow the user to properly aim down sights, telling the user that the safety is on.
There are 3 safety settings. Left allows you to pull the trigger and cycle the bolt, up allows you to cycle the bolt but not pull the trigger, and right stops any movement at all.
The issue is that the firing pin has to be back for the safety to be on - you have to leave it with the pressure on the spring the whole time, which can wear it out.
Well some could argue that's a bit of a pain. Being able to sight up a target and then click the safety off when you are about to shoot is something quite useful.
People who aren't real engineers don't appreciate how much time and effort it takes to make something good and reliable. You need reliable when handling literal contained explosions.
@@red62 engineer this engineer that. Some people just lack the appreciation on things we have today. they don't really put any thought on it that went into making something. but surely you don't have to be an engineer to really know, some effort was made.
Most comments are saying how complex it is, but compared to most firearms it is incredibly simple, which is really amazing. So much utility was managed to be done with so few mechanisms. Many people could design a bunch of individual machines to do each task, with many moving part, high complexity for the user and in maintenance, and low reliability. Yet this genius managed everything with such an efficient design.
@@langbakke9953 The locking mechanism is really simple, for example. Compare locking lugs that have to interface with a barrel extension, bolt carrier driven by piston that rotates the bolt, etc. Instead, you just move this little knob up and back, then front and down again, and everything just works. Edit: In terms of manufacture, yes on both of those, but like any other rifle there's plenty of other machines and work that go into it. Like you need to heat treat several parts, especially the springs. You need a tap and die to make screws, etc. Some of the parts are probably milled, everything has to be cut at some point. These are all standard.
"Many people could design a bunch of individual machines to do each task, with many moving part, high complexity for the user and in maintenance, and low reliability." - G43 user manual, describing how it came to be.
For something made over a century ago its still quite complex, and every part needed to be machined. And to think millions of these were made too, makes you wonder how many machines the factories went through to make rifles like this.
The weapon is used until now in the „Wachbataillon“, but it’s not used for real fights, for those Germany has weapons like the G36c or the G22 and many others.
The aesthetic of this is simply the best I have ever seen. Respecting the good part of the tradition and supercharging it with today's animation capabilities.
One thing I appreciate about these animations is not only how good they are is how much research he must of done to find how each and every little part looks and works.
@Aidan Bramwell Combat proven, served in two world wars, and has continued to be used in almost every conflict since its inception by Paul Mauser. Not necessarily better, but is still a capable firearm in a pinch. Plus you can affix a bayonet....
@@jimmyrustler8983 Is it the same caliber today as it was back then? - I know next to nothing about firearms but am interested in the engineering aspect. Incredible and superbly engineered bit of kit.
Man the first 21 seconds. Music synchronized with the scene + Jump cuts + Cool Transitions + Realistic Textures + Beautiful Soundtrack. Does anyone notice these tiny details. Respect.
Not that much of a genius. The bolt goes back to far, meaning the fire has to lower the rifke or turn his head away when operating it. The Lee Enfield though could be fired and operated without moving the head or lowering the rifle, giving a faster rate of fire.
@@lzsirius2836 War has straight up given us most of our inventions; commercial airlines, wifi, internet, computers, medical advancements. It goes to show you that when people work together for a common goal with sufficient backing, they can create just about anything
@@saintpoli6800 definitely right, but it's kinda of funny to think about how war, aka homicide, has given us more knowledge and invention to help ppl in their daily lives. And again at that point all humans are working on the same thing: trying to kill others lol
Not really too useful in the perspective of just using the gun. But knowing how the gun works, so you can tinker with it and repair or modify it, it's pretty useful.
The Comirnaty (Biontech/Pfizer) vaccine was developed by a german Company as well as the mRNA Technology itself. And even before WW2, many medical discoveries were done by Germans (e.g. nobel prices).
I have owned close to 20 rifles with Mauser 98 actions both long and intermediate. Currently I have five I shoot regularly one an all original 1908 Brazilian in 7x57 the others have been barreled for modern cartridges. I also have had several 96 actions from Carl Gustaf to Husqvarna I kept one 6.5x55 Swede. They have withstood the test of time with a little tlc. Outstanding animation.
Rust is bad, but slow...caught in time, can be cleaned up and still be within tolerances...and some firearms have more tolerance built into their design, I for one would rather have a gun a smidgen 'loose' as opposed to one too 'tight'...it is amazing the difference between .001 and .0005...
This came out in the nick of time, I was looking for digital reference on the K98s internals to help me disassemble mine for the first time and this appeared in my feed!
The Mauser bolt action rifle was better for hunting and target shooting. The Lee Enfield bolt action rifle was better for combat, as it held twice as much ammunition and the bolt was quicker to cycle.
I sincerely love this rifle, for its beauty and mechanics, although my great-grandfather did not participate in the war, I dream of having one of these personally.
@@mattrittman my mobile phone can render upto 60 frames in a single second. Yes you may not know but I've been doing 3D Animation using Smartphone. You can definitely check it and leave your Thoughts. Thanks.
@@ihateyouyesyou9208 just look at the quality!!, how many time do you think to made that!? (I'm not an English man, i'm an Indonesian man, so sorry if the grammar is bad)
So good dude!! Every aspect from modeling to texturing and lighting are super clear along with the animation and voice over. Killer! Can we see the AR-15 platform next? ;)
why you want to see an assault rifle and on top of that an ar 15?! I would rather recommend German weapons but overall ar is boring, pumps or bolt action is much more interesting
It teaches you how the weapon that many use to destroy assignments functions. Hopefully this taught you how to operate one to destroy your assignment too.
It's just an evolution of existing designs. All successful rifles are descendents of prior designs. Generally only Forgotten Weapons™ have unusual, unique designs.
An absolute masterpiece. Picked up 3 ww2 era rifles recently and I figured out how to release the bolt on the SMLE and the Mosin and the M1 Carbine but had no idea that little side piece there kept it in and ejected spent casings. I adore American and German engineering.
Germany made a work of art, the Kar98 is a sniper with incredible precision, in our games everything happens in milliseconds and seeing little by little you can see that it has an incredible and perfect precision in its operation that are thought and thought of in all the features that made it faster and more accurate in shooting. Amazing!!!!!!
@@HenrikSherwood When was maked not, because, she was maked on the WW1, the soldiers that had are in the World War 1 don't knowing to using it, but the time if is passed and they learned a using it.
Watch my latest video on how a revolver works! ua-cam.com/video/1s4plUZGj4w/v-deo.html
Ok, your channel is GREAT! thanks for the info. (First)
How a Hecate II works
Lo so come funziona cato
the good guys knew how to make a rifle
as a mechanical engineer this blows my mind. guns, clocks and engines are marvels of engineering!
Wow I don't come accross MEs on the Internet often. I study CSE and the MEs at my college make fun of us saying that we are effective until a power cut lol. This video makes me appreciate ME more.
@@kakalimukherjee3297 टट
Very well said….and true!
Guns, clocks, and engines. The bane of a pre-industrial society.
@@ferdinand5223 Comment on point 😂
If you think about it, the Kar98k’s safety is really intuitive. In the up position, it doesn’t allow the user to properly aim down sights, telling the user that the safety is on.
I mean the right position is the one that's actually being used...
@@perkelator9277 huhjhfffff
There are 3 safety settings. Left allows you to pull the trigger and cycle the bolt, up allows you to cycle the bolt but not pull the trigger, and right stops any movement at all.
The issue is that the firing pin has to be back for the safety to be on - you have to leave it with the pressure on the spring the whole time, which can wear it out.
Well some could argue that's a bit of a pain. Being able to sight up a target and then click the safety off when you are about to shoot is something quite useful.
Sometimes i forget how a gun is an incredible and complex piece of engineering
People who aren't real engineers don't appreciate how much time and effort it takes to make something good and reliable. You need reliable when handling literal contained explosions.
@@red62 engineer this engineer that. Some people just lack the appreciation on things we have today. they don't really put any thought on it that went into making something. but surely you don't have to be an engineer to really know, some effort was made.
Some guns***** lol slam fires aren't all that marvelous. Everytime I take apart some of my more spectacular firearms I'm floored
They are much like cars, maybe that's a reason they are together in movies and things so much they are interesting
@@red62 I appreciate it and I’m not an engineer. Statement dismantled and your argument is invalid
Most comments are saying how complex it is, but compared to most firearms it is incredibly simple, which is really amazing. So much utility was managed to be done with so few mechanisms. Many people could design a bunch of individual machines to do each task, with many moving part, high complexity for the user and in maintenance, and low reliability. Yet this genius managed everything with such an efficient design.
In fact: An amazing, genius engineered mechanism.
As a German design engineer I would say: "Simplicity is the result of maturity." ;-)
@@langbakke9953 The locking mechanism is really simple, for example. Compare locking lugs that have to interface with a barrel extension, bolt carrier driven by piston that rotates the bolt, etc. Instead, you just move this little knob up and back, then front and down again, and everything just works.
Edit: In terms of manufacture, yes on both of those, but like any other rifle there's plenty of other machines and work that go into it. Like you need to heat treat several parts, especially the springs. You need a tap and die to make screws, etc. Some of the parts are probably milled, everything has to be cut at some point. These are all standard.
@@winchharry As a German shouldn't you really be saying "Einfachheit ist das Ergebnis von Reife" LOL
So far the double action revolver has been the most complex firearm in the series. Like a Swiss watch inside.
"Many people could design a bunch of individual machines to do each task, with many moving part, high complexity for the user and in maintenance, and low reliability."
- G43 user manual, describing how it came to be.
“You can’t just invade fran-“
Observe
*cue Freebird solo*
*H O W A K A R 9 8 W O R K S*
*literally got killed by a hacker*
"Nah it's just skill iss.."
You're right, you need to go around Belgium first.
Do I have a kar98k: ❌
Do I know how it works: ✅
now it's time to build one
that green X annoy me somehow
@@tory4777 Used to seeing red X arent you
❌ use this x the green x disturbs my eyes somehow
I have Lego Kar98k
For something made over a century ago its still quite complex, and every part needed to be machined. And to think millions of these were made too, makes you wonder how many machines the factories went through to make rifles like this.
The Kar98K was built in 1935… how did you come up with over a century?…
@@LazyLizzy706 maybe the predecessor "Mauser 98" was in development in 1900 and came into production around 1910.
@@LazyLizzy706 No the K98k was weapon who was made in 1898.
The weapon is used until now in the „Wachbataillon“, but it’s not used for real fights, for those Germany has weapons like the G36c or the G22 and many others.
@@LazyLizzy706 you do realise it's like 2021 now right? It's not 1980s or 2000s anymore.
The aesthetic of this is simply the best I have ever seen. Respecting the good part of the tradition and supercharging it with today's animation capabilities.
Very clear explanation, and gorgeous animation!
Thanks so much :)
@@mattrittman Your gun animations are 100% the best, I hope you do more of these gun animations!
@@Chyrosran22 0=====8
POG
@@hoaicu the fuck
This is how it feels using the locks on the bathrooms
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
i use it all the time its so satisfying
Ah yes, so the bolt gets stuck all the time? (I get stuck inside)
Lol ill never look at a bathroom lock the same now
@@rocketboss259 if the bolt gets stuck always it's any of these 2 options:
You're an asshole
Or
The lock is broken
The quality animation, voice over, and scripting makes this look like something straight out of the Discovery channel
🤣 this is much better than Discovery or the military channel can do
I still use this warzone and modern warfare
@@olgamorgunova9380 nice pfp
@@kgkomrin me next pls
One thing I appreciate about these animations is not only how good they are is how much research he must of done to find how each and every little part looks and works.
found this in my recommended at 3am needless to say i’m not disappointed
That's literally me rn
@@gavatar1290 6 for me 😂
Same time to finding this comment👍
lol 4 40 am for me bruhh
me rn lmao xd
It's actually insane that this Technology is more than 130 years old
And the Improved Mauser action is still being used in almost all modern iterations of bolt action rifles.
Old, but not obsolete. 👍
@Aidan Bramwell Combat proven, served in two world wars, and has continued to be used in almost every conflict since its inception by Paul Mauser.
Not necessarily better, but is still a capable firearm in a pinch. Plus you can affix a bayonet....
Very clear explanation, and gorgeous animation!
@Aidan Bramwell age is sometimes just a number. look at the m2 browning and the 1911 for example. still in military use
@@jimmyrustler8983 Is it the same caliber today as it was back then? - I know next to nothing about firearms but am interested in the engineering aspect. Incredible and superbly engineered bit of kit.
Just think, Some German chap designed this on paper.
Like everybody designing everything else?
@@stalinemdr2797 nowadays it's all done in CAD, not on paper.
@@stalinemdr2797 yep
thats probably because computers able to do CADs didnt exist in 1935
😂😂
"Sir you cannot park in the fire la-"
1:38
dumb
For me this is one of the iconic bolt action rifles to be ever built
The Springfield Rifle M1903 is another one.
@@MisterDutch93 which is a copy of the 98
One of, um no sir this is the iconic bolt action all others are imitations.
@@thewok69420 little bit of an overstatement but yeah one of the greatest bolt actions and my personal favorite
For me, it is the definitive bolt action rifle.
Man the first 21 seconds. Music synchronized with the scene + Jump cuts + Cool Transitions + Realistic Textures + Beautiful Soundtrack. Does anyone notice these tiny details. Respect.
Thanks man, I really appreciate that :)
@@mattrittman hi
Have you ever heard of intentionally syncing your footage to your audio?
@@cytal ?
@@mattrittman please make mk 14 gun work
I didn't wanna know how a Kar98k works until now
You look like Arabic Putin.
Change your name to Al-Putin pls .
LMAO😂😂😂😂😂😂
Your pfp Al-Protein
Name 😅🤣🤣🤣
:-[هههههههههه أنت عربي ولا اجنبي؟
"Hey, I was lookin to return my airfrie..." 1:52
Something as simple as a Bolt action still has a lot of moving parts surprisingly.
Not when you pull the trigger
Legend is Back. Like he said.
Stfu
Next video Suggestion: How does an MP5-SD3 Works. My favourite SMG of all time.
Yeah
@@floydgondolli7321 *no u*
@@floydgondolli7321 me next pls
Somebody once said:
Human is extremely creative when it comes to killing each other.
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Tganos
Well who was it?
If your creativity is low try killing someone then.
Love this vid. Pretty much the basis of all successful modern bolters, especially Mauser actions and their copies.
Teacher: show a way to solve bullying
Me: *Lifting the bolt forces the ‘cocking piece...*
Not a kar98 pff
Once the new magazine is fed, release the slide lock.
This comment right here officer
Underrated
@@onehappypepper8732 lol a glock
......Fake.....
Paul Mauser was a genius .A perfectionist and a genius .
This one has such quality .It is amazing .
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Not that much of a genius. The bolt goes back to far, meaning the fire has to lower the rifke or turn his head away when operating it. The Lee Enfield though could be fired and operated without moving the head or lowering the rifle, giving a faster rate of fire.
*Used this weapon in several missions in my "Call of Duty" walkthroughs from World War 2.*
Ayyy
I used it to hunt down Nazis in Sniper Elite 😁
@@reptiloidmitglied2930 I killed Nazi zombies with that gun
The smoothest channel plug I’ve seen yet
What about ff (that game have that gun too
Just like a VCR ...
The amount of moving parts that all work together to make it work is genius.
This might be the nicest and most realistic looking animation I have ever seen...
Can you be my love?
Uhh
Wth r u talking about
Perfectly. That's why the Mauser action is one of the most successful designs and is still used today.
How they designed and made this back in the day is pretty incredible.
Humans are pretty creative when it comes to killing their own kinds lol
@@lzsirius2836 sad but tru
@@lzsirius2836
War has straight up given us most of our inventions; commercial airlines, wifi, internet, computers, medical advancements.
It goes to show you that when people work together for a common goal with sufficient backing, they can create just about anything
@@saintpoli6800 definitely right, but it's kinda of funny to think about how war, aka homicide, has given us more knowledge and invention to help ppl in their daily lives. And again at that point all humans are working on the same thing: trying to kill others lol
@@saintpoli6800 ğöoug
French soldier: The war is over soon there will be hot soup don’t get yourself killed.
The German sniper: 1:41
nice referenc-
This is the most intense “how it’s made” I’ve ever seen
No cap
How They Were Unmade
The most amazing thing is back in the day they dont have softwares such as Autocad to draw this.
What makes it more impressive is that modern bolt action rifles are essentially the same thing.
I disagree. Prove me wrong. Run up to random people in the street and start defecating. Do it.
@@imissmydeadcat.74 Im sorry about your dead cat. I didn’t mean to hit it with my bumper. 𝙷𝚎 𝚠𝚊𝚜 𝚜𝚝𝚒𝚕𝚕 𝚖𝚘𝚟𝚒𝚗𝚐.
Which software is this.
AUTOCAD..??
But they still had engineers and pen and paper
Where are the people that say, "in the meantime the quiet student", this information is so useful
Useful?
@@Sfaegbe in terms of a joke yeah
Not really too useful in the perspective of just using the gun. But knowing how the gun works, so you can tinker with it and repair or modify it, it's pretty useful.
@@radornic2387 so you have the gun?
@@Sfaegbe what?
Alongside the Luger, my favourite gun of ww2, nice to see its inner working shown in such meticulous detail.
You're voice needs 10% more history channel and 10% less discovery channel. You'll be unstoppable.
Lol
Your voice not you’re voice.
@@raftonpounder6696 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
Your* but yes😹
Ok
German gun smith and engineering : "we can make it simple, but we don't want to."
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Then they are not good engineers
The Comirnaty (Biontech/Pfizer) vaccine was developed by a german Company as well as the mRNA Technology itself. And even before WW2, many medical discoveries were done by Germans (e.g. nobel prices).
G36 has few parts
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In love with your content brother. Your creative potential seems limitless.❤️
Hoi hoi verified person
Haha thanks Professor!!
I'm going back to monkE
Hmm *limitless*
@@0sama-bin-ballin0 he is like the Indian version of Matt...
His animations are cool as well
Why did 8.2k people dislike this video? You literally got what you asked for in the most detailed and simple way possible!
I dont know.
But it would ne interessting to know how the legendary "bing" sound is generated when the "magazine" is empty.
Because "gun bad. gun scary"
@@skrimper lmao 2nd amendment goes brrrr, (even though I am not American)
No more
Karens
This should be a standart military Equipment learn video, shown to every recrut.
ummmm what army uses the 98k nowadays?
@@mrdictator7030 most of the representative regiments in the german army at least. Chile also.
@@TimmiCat was your comment a joke?
@@mrdictator7030 not at all. ua-cam.com/video/0pF637fSzv4/v-deo.html
@@mrdictator7030 the German Wachbataillon still use it.
This animation looks better then most modern cartoons.
इंग्लिश फिल्में
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500 hours to create this animation? This is insane
Yeahhhh hah
@卍Adolf Hitler 卍 www.mattrittman.com/how-a-kar98k-works/
@卍Adolf Hitler 卍 yeah :(
@卍Adolf Hitler 卍 i Like your name
Say what you want about guns, the engineering behind them is GENIUS work
Even if you don’t like guns, you can’t argue with the amount of engineering it takes to produce one.
This is awesome! Keep 'em coming matt😎
Look, a verified channel. Good night
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I need support 😭
@@yatharth.0601 no
@@aimxnvn_x_geness4998 plish
Did I want to know how a Kar98k works? No.
Did I need to know how a Kar98k works? No.
Am i glad I found this Video? Absolutely.
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Why? Is useless
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Maybe you'll have to build a rifle someday in an apocalypse world
@@adrianjezierski8093 😑
I’m blown away! I bought a Spanish Mauser a few days ago and this really showed the inner workings! Beautiful!
Thanks so much! Glad you found it helpful :) Would love to own a 98k some day!
UA-cam recommend this video and it was worth watching...Thanks for this wonderful Animation..👍👍
? Who control qatar
it's Bangladesh
The Kar98k, one of the most beautifully crafted guns ever made. It's still amazing more than 80 years later.
Jcjgr
Still doesn't explain why it doesn't one-shot zombies on round 2
which BO?
@@maksuzbrojony8221 WaW
@@izaavc5326 WaW HAD ZOMBIES?! i thought only black ops had them lmao.
@@maksuzbrojony8221 ugh
@@teresaleite2892 omg fnf reference (i need to stop)
I have owned close to 20 rifles with Mauser 98 actions both long and intermediate. Currently I have five I shoot regularly one an all original 1908 Brazilian in 7x57 the others have been barreled for modern cartridges. I also have had several 96 actions from Carl Gustaf to Husqvarna I kept one 6.5x55 Swede. They have withstood the test of time with a little tlc. Outstanding animation.
It's amazing how such sophisticated machinery like these can still work after being abandoned and forgotten for like 60 years
Rust is bad, but slow...caught in time, can be cleaned up and still be within tolerances...and some firearms have more tolerance built into their design, I for one would rather have a gun a smidgen 'loose' as opposed to one too 'tight'...it is amazing the difference between .001 and .0005...
Me before watching: that looks old...
Me after watching: it’s... it’s beautiful!
This came out in the nick of time, I was looking for digital reference on the K98s internals to help me disassemble mine for the first time and this appeared in my feed!
Oh wow that's awesome haha! You should also check out World of Guns. It's an excellent reference for a lot of firearms.
@@mattrittman thanks, I will!
Get your firearms at www.sigsuaers.com/ I got mind from them successfully..
I own a 1941 AR marked Kar98K and yet I still learned something, very neat.
the way he says "cocking" with enthusiasm it's pretty entertaining and that got me to watch the whole thing
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@@user-br7hj6wk5v 😂😂 funniest response possible
Welcome to another episode of "Videos I found at 3am and can't stop watching even though I should be sleeping"
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Damn what a coincidence I see this comment and it’s 3:03am
Here at 2 AM XD
@@dont9866 ok
@@dont9866 ok
It was worth waiting 10 months
Excellent animations
I don't know how you do it but the clarity in these are phenomenal.
Didn't thought this would be in my recommendation but here I am
My grandfather's Mauser, his father sent to him in pieces writing "Film. Do not expose to light." on the box.
Damn that Mauser has a bloody history then
That is a genius way to transport a gun in secret
@@Hydra_6544 it is and also a way to make it so that it can never harm a human being ever again
@@turboflash_ you do know that guns can be reassembled, right?
@@Hydra_6544 That's what I call Big Brain thinking.
If life was explained like this, there would be no failures in life.
Best bolt action ever made
The Mauser bolt action rifle was better for hunting and target shooting. The Lee Enfield bolt action rifle was better for combat, as it held twice as much ammunition and the bolt was quicker to cycle.
@@timonsolus thats pure cope. the smle frequently rimjams and 10 rounds vs 5 rounds dont really matter
@@ghgjkklf9340 gun is gun
As a boy my grandfather had to build these rifles, at Mauser´s in Oberndorf. He loved seeing this animation
Ich hoffe, dass Öping mitgedacht hat und immer mal Einzelteile hat mitgehen lassen, für das eigene "Modell" zuhause, versteht sich.
@@mr.knochenhosentyp4359 In den USA nennt man das "Lunchbox gun".
@@wildschuetzjaeger2316 hätte ich mir denken können, das es dafür ein Synonym gibt :D
@@mr.knochenhosentyp4359 Ich habe ein paar Jahre bei HK gearbeitet. Da haben es auch immer wieder welche versucht.
This should be on the history channel. Its voiced sooo well and the animated is amazing
Atleast then they’d show something historical
That would be amazing. Just history on guns and how they work. It most likely won’t happen though, the libs don’t won’t anything to do with guns.
You know the video is dope when it’s less than a week old and has already got 3 million views
Ikr.
I sincerely love this rifle, for its beauty and mechanics, although my great-grandfather did not participate in the war, I dream of having one of these personally.
I'm pretty sure that he was Rendering for 9 months and Edited it in the last month.😂
Yep pretty much lol!
@@mattrittman wut
@@mattrittman my mobile phone can render upto 60 frames in a single second. Yes you may not know but I've been doing 3D Animation using Smartphone. You can definitely check it and leave your Thoughts. Thanks.
@@ihateyouyesyou9208 just look at the quality!!, how many time do you think to made that!? (I'm not an English man, i'm an Indonesian man, so sorry if the grammar is bad)
@@HarnaiDigital Haha I actually used a render farm service to render the animation :)
Paul and Wilhelm Mauser, were absolute geniuses. Wow. And those graphics are amazing.
Everytime I play war zone on Cod MW and I use the Kar98k, I’m going to think of this video.
Everytime I use it when the world ends, I'm going to think of this video.
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to think someone thought this up in their brain unbelievable tremendous engineering genius
Me : *Im matured now , silly words can't make me laugh*
also me after hearing 'COCKING PIECE' : *lmmmaaooo*
Lol
gachiHYPER
The tone he said it in lol
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Cocking piece work ,help to for cocking ,rifle ready for fire magazine first round to in chamber loaded ,for cocking from helps,action of a fire
So good dude!! Every aspect from modeling to texturing and lighting are super clear along with the animation and voice over. Killer! Can we see the AR-15 platform next? ;)
Wow man thank you so much, that means a lot! Haha definitely considering an AR15/M16 at some point :)
AR is overrated. How about a pump-action shotgun?
why you want to see an assault rifle and on top of that an ar 15?! I would rather recommend German weapons but overall ar is boring, pumps or bolt action is much more interesting
also lever action is juicy
RPG is a must
Animation looks as real as original...
Trust me , as an animationist I can say nothing could make it much finer than this.....great job rittman 👍🏽👍🏽
Wow thank you so much! Seriously, that means a lot :)
@@mattrittman ☺️
im sorry but isnt it called animator?
animationistadorafficionado
I don't know why is this more important than my assignment
It teaches you how the weapon that many use to destroy assignments functions. Hopefully this taught you how to operate one to destroy your assignment too.
@@zlurkx2432 hahaahhaa
You never knew when the zombie apocalyspe would happen, just gotta prepare for the knowledge of certain arsenal
@Tyler Durden egg man in da snow
As a Mechanical Engineer, I find this video very satisfying.
All the warzone campers loved this video they also watched it while camping
wth 😂😂
I wish there would be a game mode with disabled sniper rifles...
Very clear explanation, and gorgeous animation!
Very clear explanation, and gorgeous animation!
Very clear explanation, and gorgeous animation!
"Hey, why are the trees speaking Germa-"
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Why is this so simple, yet so goddamn complicated? The Man who invented this must had ALOT of Time and Imagination...
It's just an evolution of existing designs. All successful rifles are descendents of prior designs. Generally only Forgotten Weapons™ have unusual, unique designs.
Two words: German Engineering.
@@crimsonstrykr Me who is german: I see this as a win win Situation...
@@crimsonstrykr is that a jjba ref
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i never expected the middle one in the "created with" part, fantastic job matt.
Oh yes, finally. I get to show my friends how this gun works.
Hey do you like my prop?! *Shoots* Oh wait that's not a prop...
there are 3 types of people watching this:
"omg that's so interesting"
"sir you can't shit on the display toi-"
"HaHa CoCkInG"
you forgot number 3
"sir you cant put hydrogen in my newborn's lungs"
@@minute0420 oh yeah thanks
The 3 mfs
So interesting
Haha COCK
Mississippi queen
@@JeckTheMan stop being baller
@@2plus2equal7 baller
just like the prophecy said, he has returned
Props to 3d animator and modellers 👏
Jesus I thought this was from the Discovery channel with that animation and that deep narrator voice
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An absolute masterpiece. Picked up 3 ww2 era rifles recently and I figured out how to release the bolt on the SMLE and the Mosin and the M1 Carbine but had no idea that little side piece there kept it in and ejected spent casings. I adore American and German engineering.
Germany made a work of art, the Kar98 is a sniper with incredible precision, in our games everything happens in milliseconds and seeing little by little you can see that it has an incredible and perfect precision in its operation that are thought and thought of in all the features that made it faster and more accurate in shooting. Amazing!!!!!!
"In our games" you mean you never shot one in real life
@@klemensk8776 yeah he did
“Sniper with incredible precision.”
Video games.
the funny part is that it's not a sniper and very few were actually sniper models
@@HenrikSherwood When was maked not, because, she was maked on the WW1, the soldiers that had are in the World War 1 don't knowing to using it, but the time if is passed and they learned a using it.
One of the most beautiful firearms created
Mate everytime he says "Cocking" i fxcking lost it.
Not mature enough like me 😂😂😂
@@dustcat420 Mature enough to leave a reply on that comment
Maybe you are not straight
He even has the "CBT" meme voice
Well you're probably Australian (from saying "mate") meaning you're likely not familiar with gun terminology lol
The kar98 is my favorite weapon ever, the look, the design all of it
What can I say? Your animations are super microscopic! wooooow!
Thank you!!
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I love my Yugo M48. The K98k of any variation might be old-fashioned but in the proper hands and properly used will serve you well
I saw the worst sight at my local gun store. A bubba'd M24/47 with a cheap scope and mount
So this is how shroud uses kar98 in very slow motion .
Stop that pubg bs
@@bullymaguire8518 great another bully.
Cant do that , bully macguire. U cant stop me from watching. ;)
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Just came across your channel it’s fantastic. Thanks for making these
My exam is in 45 mins but this feels more imp
Who knows if one day I will need to use it?
better be prepared 🙂👍
Yo no busque este video, tu tampoco, pero aun así, tanto tu como yo quedamos satisfechos...
*va a reconquistar las malvinas*
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Genuine masterpiece of gun building
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