16:55 the nickname "The terror of Morocco" comes from his time in the French foreign legion. It has said that he was a fearless warrior in Morocco. Also a fun fact: his brother Ilmari Juutilainen was the most succesful non-german fighter pilot ace with 94 aerial victories. Legendary brothers.
Greetings from Finland - Sisu is a unique Finnish concept. It is a Finnish term that can be roughly translated into English as strength of will, determination, perseverance, and acting rationally in the face of adversity.
The bad thing about hearing stories like this one, and Roy Benavidez is imagining how many guys were thrown in those piles of bodies, who weren't found, but could have made it.
Another thing about bodies, all the russians that died in that war was burried by the finnish side. That was a part of the agreement when this war ended. The loosing side had to bury the russian soldiers. And there where about 127.000 of them on the russian side. They still rest in the forrests and russia wants nothing to do with them,
As a nurse it’s crazy the miracles I’ve seen when we tried everything medically possible. I had an 80 year old lady who would completely lose her pulse and lose consciousness then by the time I called a code she will wake up wondering what the problem was and apologizing for it. She did that like 5 times before the doc took her to surgery to fix the problem. Just absolutely nuts!
Triage is unfortunately the nature of trauma care in a mass casualty event. Resources have to he targeted to save the most lives. Unfortunately it is a very gray area, individuals die of the most minor of injuries and survive the most egregious.
Nick always knows how to get tax write offs in his videos. That was the point in his old lady coming in with the gun so he could write it off as a business expense. Lol
During this war Norwegian volunteers went to Finland to help out in the fight and Norwegian women knit balaclavas for the Finnish forces. That is the reason why we to this day call them "finlandshette", or "Finland hood" instead of balaclava.
True. The most famous of these Norwegians was Max Manus. Along with Lauri Törni, he was a true definition of a warrior. Every December 6th I raise a toast to the memory of these brave men. Gone but not forgotten 🍻
I have a Mosin Nagant. 1938 made in the famous Tula factory. It is incredible to shoot. The thump against your shoulder and the sound of it make you feel like you did something really manly. Even if you completely miss. Love watching y'all. Stay awesome.
There is 2022's movie called Sisu directed by Finnish Filmmaker named Jalmari Helander. Sequel, Sisu 2's release schedule is TBA (To Be Announced) according to Helander.
I lived my childhood in the same region as Simo and my dad also was a hunter… he told me that Simo was one of the judges for his shooting test (mandatory in Finland at the time).
I live in British Columbia Canada and our winter is all f**ked up this is the first winter where we've had almost no snow and it's only been -8 it feels like spring
Thanks for a great video. The "amfetamin"/Pervitin soldier was also Finnish😅. The numbers are even higher than in this video. According to Simo and many historians he killed 542 enemies with his rifle and 200-300 with his Suomi sub machine gun. So the total number is over 700 enemies. He was asked what he felt when killing people? He said he only killed enemies and the only thing he felt was recoil. Aarne Juutilainen is also worth of a video. And "the Soldier of three armies" Lauri Törni or Larry Thorne in the US special forces.
UK has also winter tires sellers. they are so called friction tires. Totally different design compared to summer tires. They have grown popularity here in Finland, where studs were mainly used for a years. As with any kind of driving you don't want to overestimate cars abilities (=driver in fact)
18:20 Factually, Scandinavia is only Sweden + Norway (Mountain range = Scandes), we added Denmark because of cultural/historical/royal reasons (Vikings and on). Finno-Scandinavia = add Finland used to be part of Sweden (our brothers and sisters in the east) Nordics = Add Iceland, Greenland, Svalbard. Heavily influenced by Vikings + Royal rule over different areas. All former Viking nations are by Kingdom still, Sweden, Denmark and Norway.
It is funny how the whole UK is shut down for 2 inches of snow. Even if snowchains were legal you wouldnt need the if not very extreme sitations. I have lived my whole life in Finland and even lapland and never used or seen used snowchains on cars. All you need is winter tires.
Let it get over 20C and people cant handle it in finland the highest temperature ever recorded there was 37.2 like every place in this world their are pros and cons
18:22 Scandinavian here. Fins are not Scandinavian. Scandinavia is Denmark, Norway and Sweden. They are however Norse or Nordic, like people from Iceland
they announce just making movie simo häyhä. coming out 2026 or 2027. thanx to great reaction and have wonderful day. also sisu 2 coming out this or next year.
14:20 Quick FYI, bikes were heavily used during WW2 due to harsh terrain. Extremely priceless in the Pacific Ocean theater on the islands but, naturally, in the dense forests of unpaved roads at the Finland/Soviet border
"I did what i was told, the best i could" - Simo Häyhä "Tein sen mitä käskettiin, niin hyvin kuin osasin." Is the finnish quote. When asked what he felt after killing all those men, he coldly answered "the recoil"
You guys need to check out Kentucky Ballistics "My 50cal blew up" it's incredibly informative and not graphic at all but still very entertaining. Then watch more of Scott's videos .
you speak of us marine legend and well respected! carlos "white feather" hathcock killed a crap load and 2 deadly snipers that no one could kill he famously shot him through his scope through eye killing him! guy is a legend! with simo and audie murphy!!!
HE'S TALKING ABOUT ARMY SGT. ROY BENEVEDEZ....HE Wasn't a Sniper. He was the "unkillable soldier" "the soldier who took a knife to gunfight" "the real life Rambo"...not Hatcock...Roy was the one zipped up in a body bag and spit in the docs face!
And yet Britain gave the world the Christmas animation classic 'The Snowman'. The Winter War lasted 105 days. Regarding the Battle of Kollaa, in which Häyhä fought and which encapsulated the Spirit of Winter War. One Finnish division fought against four Soviet divisions. At the beginning of the battle around 15 900 Soviets fought against 3 000 Finns. Estimated 1 300 Finns and 8 000 Soviets were killed in that battle. In the most active day the Soviet artillery fired 30 000-40 000 shells to Finnish positions, to which Finns could return fire with less than 1000 shells. In the end the Finns were so few in numbers and exhausted, that while one was sleeping in a sitting position, another was firing riffle using his shoulder as a stand.
Yep, that rifle does have pretty mean kick. Went to local shooting range with my dad and brother - my dad got licences for his dad's old military rifle - and when compared to my brothers assault rifle - modified for single shot - it was like a mule kicking to your shoulder vs little flick. The modern assault rifle felt like a toy in comparison...
I've tried this rifle once. Shooting standing up from 100 meters, worse shot was 8(standard moose-training target). I was totally amazed how accurate this thing actually was, being used to scopes.
Greetings from Finland man!!! In the end when they go to his grave i assume that the actors who played them in the movie are their grandchildren or so.. Not sure but that's what i think.. "i'll be back" 😎
I live an hour south of Buffalo. Their stadium is probably the snowiest of all major stadiums. That’s what they get for building a city next to two giant lakes. Just two years ago there was a bad blizzard that made a couple inch thick layers of ice on people’s houses
The people you’re referring to are Roy Benevedez who was ARMY special forces and Aimo Koivunen. The second one is probably spelled wrong, but he was the Finnish soldier in that took way too much meth.
Fantastic reaction! I'm from rural Oregon in the U.S. and I have questions. Your comments suggest that you both have fired rifles at least semi frequently. My impression is that few people in Europe are able to have weaponry. Am I wrong in that? Subscription added!
It’s not as common to own guns in the U.K. but it’s still legal here just super super restricted and hard to hold/maintain a license. I grew up in Zimbabwe some family on farms had guns and our school took us on trips that included using guns (safety in the bush and all that!)
You don't understand... Europe is not a country. Gun laws differ very much depending on which specific European country you're talking about. In Finland very many people own guns. In Switzerland it's normal to see soldiers in civilian life carrying automatic weapons...which they keep at home (including reservists). In the UK gun ownership is very restricted, but not at all impossible.
I mean, that really just depends on the design of the gun. Rimmed cases are always harder to deal with in any magazine fed design, and the lower manufacturing standards of .22 rimfire mean it's usually less reliable, but I've never had a jam on either my .22 lr Henry or my Kel-tec CP33. The CP33 has had dud rounds, but not jams.
@AnarchyShogun from my experience a semi auto .22 jams more than anything because of the size of the round but to be fair I have never shot any steel casing ar rounds that I hear jam a lot
The Finnish are not part of Scandinavia. Historins believe they people of Finland, Sweeden, and Norway migrated to those regions around 9,000 years ago. But as being Danish myself I can say that Scandinavian is more than just a location. It's rooted in the Heritage. In this case it comes a lot from Viking Heritage. And from my understanding the Finnish never adopted the Viking Culture. Though I think they would have made some great Vikings.
I read once that Vikings actually were afraid of finns, because they thought finns can control weather and had other magic too. I'm 50% finn and 50% swedish, so I don't know what that makes me. 😅
AFAIK many Finns, especially on the south-western coast were Vikings or indistinguishable from them. But that varied depending on which period you're talking about exactly. Genetically very much the same.
Great fu**ing reaction! This is how to do it. You even pause when you have something to say and shuts up when the clip is rolling. That's fu**ing rare to see from reactors. The story of this guy is is legendary and after this you definetly have to do a reaction to Sabaton - White Death. Great Swedish metal about this guy
We just got 5", I live in the US and you can't use chains in our state but 5" here only made stuff difficult for one day. How do you think a T-Rex🦖 would do in the snow?😂
What is not mentioned in this video is that this all happened during a period of 3 1/2 months time. So he killed 500+ russians in a time span of 3 1/2 months. And also this winter was the coldest in a long time. And as Simo was out during his sniping missions for hours and hours and the temprature was around -40 degrees celcius. That is twice as cold as your normal freezer you have in your home. And imagine just to lie for hours in that cold snow and ice with those weather conditions for so many hours a day and still do what he did. Incrediblle. This is also why he used iron sights. The cold would just fog the scope and also he did not want the enemy snipers to be able to se any sun glare in the lenses of his scope. Because that was how he found so many of the enemy snipers. This video says he did not just go for the officers but anyone in a russian uniform but he actually did pick off the officers first if he could. He kmew that would bring chaos among the russian soldiers. At night he learned that when they attacked the russian camps he always shot the men that was smoking first because they where most likely officers. The normal russian soldiers could not afford cigarettes only the officers could. Simo was a smart and very competent soldier.
When a hot round goes off in a barrel it doesn't do cartoon damage. Sadly it blasts most of the metal backward toward your face. Though the cartoon thing has happened it is not the most common heavy powder fail.
Finland isnt part of the scandic mountain range so it is not really a part of Scandinavia but it is part of the Nordic countries. which includes Iceland as well. Now if you wanna make some jabs at Finnish friends you could always call it east Sweden. Altough i dont recommend you doing that face to face with a Finn unless you know them really well and is on friendly terms at which point you will just get a lot of insults your way usually stuff about how weak everyone else is. Anyways as someone raised on the border to Finland i rather like the Finns and the mindset of the far north of Sweden is very similar to the Finns in many ways.
I’m 37 but todays years old when I found out the uk has winter at the same time we do in the usa I thought that the earth tilted in a way where we where further away and got cold while tilting them closer and they got you know warmer……. Well color me dumbfounded
...Both the US and the UK are in the northern hemisphere, so they have seasons at the same time. Places like Australia or Brazil that are in the southern hemisphere have their seasons at the opposite time. You were both horribly mistaken and kinda on the right track.
@ ahh well my team (Colts) did the exact same thing lol we’ve looked terrible lately and our owner posted a thing on Twitter saying he’s keeping both the HC and GM after fans have been calling for them to be fired.
Scandinavia is only 3 countries Sweden, Norway and Denmark. The others with Finland are grouped with them as "Nordic countries". The vikings are also foreign to Finns and had battles with them in the past as well with the ancestors of Russians. Finland was basically always the battleground and meatshield between Scandinavians and Russians.
Not exactly. AFAIK in many regions of what is now Finland they were Vikings...especially on the west coast and archipelago. Throughout history western Finland has been very connected to and co-mingled with Swedes.
Winston Churchill, with clear regret, declared war on Finland on 7 December 1941. Poor little Finland had to fight against whole world by it self. Stupid Sweden didn't even help little Finland,so sad, so bad.
I just want to say he is wrong in few things,most imposrtantly he sai 249 or 8 killed without scope..... this is totally wrong bdcause he always used his good old rifle with ironsights.... nextafter 500+ kills he kik the 248kills with suomi m/31 smg...... so he got actually 700+ confirmed kills... who knows how much he did in the end
You're talking about Sgt. ROY BENEVEDES the Soldier who went into a gunfight with a knife...and they didn't bring enough guns to a Roy Benevedes fight!...the "real life Rambo"...Texas boy and one of the badest men in history! WATCH TFE'S VIDEO ON HIM!
Ranges are awesome, but starting with any Mossin or Mauser rifle sounds like a bad idea... that's probably you were shit with those. Very heavy for an untrained person and the kickback was insane. Try something more modern, lighter, but not .22 xD Even my little sister told me it felt like shooting a stronger single shot air rifle.
Not sure why he keeps saying 1935, it should be 1939. Also please don't confuse Enemy at the Gates for any kind of truth, there's precious little of it in that movie.
16:55 the nickname "The terror of Morocco" comes from his time in the French foreign legion. It has said that he was a fearless warrior in Morocco. Also a fun fact: his brother Ilmari Juutilainen was the most succesful non-german fighter pilot ace with 94 aerial victories. Legendary brothers.
There is no man more dangerous, than a man who just wants to be left alone.
Exactly. Let the Soviets cook in the Finish winter. They just want to grill.
Finland is not technically a Scandinavian country. Scandinavia refers to just Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. Finland is, however, a Nordic country.
Interesting, I didn't know that distinction before
Yeah dont call us scandinavians we dont really like that!!😂
Yes. And Scandinavian peninsula is part of Fennoscandian peninsula.
You are technically correct, my favorite kind of correct
And No vikings in Finland
Greetings from Finland - Sisu is a unique Finnish concept. It is a Finnish term that can be roughly translated into English as strength of will, determination, perseverance, and acting rationally in the face of adversity.
Finlands sak är vår!
The bad thing about hearing stories like this one, and Roy Benavidez is imagining how many guys were thrown in those piles of bodies, who weren't found, but could have made it.
Sogcast does a good Job getting stories told.
Another thing about bodies, all the russians that died in that war was burried by the finnish side. That was a part of the agreement when this war ended. The loosing side had to bury the russian soldiers. And there where about 127.000 of them on the russian side. They still rest in the forrests and russia wants nothing to do with them,
As a nurse it’s crazy the miracles I’ve seen when we tried everything medically possible. I had an 80 year old lady who would completely lose her pulse and lose consciousness then by the time I called a code she will wake up wondering what the problem was and apologizing for it. She did that like 5 times before the doc took her to surgery to fix the problem. Just absolutely nuts!
Triage is unfortunately the nature of trauma care in a mass casualty event. Resources have to he targeted to save the most lives. Unfortunately it is a very gray area, individuals die of the most minor of injuries and survive the most egregious.
@@gk5891 yeah I got so mad after hurricane Katrina they tried to prosecute doctors and nurse that had to triage and designate resources
Nick always knows how to get tax write offs in his videos. That was the point in his old lady coming in with the gun so he could write it off as a business expense. Lol
During this war Norwegian volunteers went to Finland to help out in the fight and Norwegian women knit balaclavas for the Finnish forces. That is the reason why we to this day call them "finlandshette", or "Finland hood" instead of balaclava.
True. The most famous of these Norwegians was Max Manus. Along with Lauri Törni, he was a true definition of a warrior. Every December 6th I raise a toast to the memory of these brave men. Gone but not forgotten 🍻
"Any nation that does not honor it's heroes will not long endure" - Abraham Lincoln
Look next ” the soldier fought in three armys” , Lauri (Larry) Törni (Torne).
I came here to read this 💪
Sabaton's song "White Death" is about his story.
Your significant other finding your new pew pew toy and expecting a new toy for themselves, is a daily struggle for millions of Americans.
Everybody’s a gangster until the snow whispers in Finnish 😂😭
I have a Mosin Nagant. 1938 made in the famous Tula factory. It is incredible to shoot. The thump against your shoulder and the sound of it make you feel like you did something really manly. Even if you completely miss. Love watching y'all. Stay awesome.
There is 2022's movie called Sisu directed by Finnish Filmmaker named Jalmari Helander. Sequel, Sisu 2's release schedule is TBA (To Be Announced) according to Helander.
18:28 No, Finland is not part of Scandinavia.
Correct. Finland is Nordic but only a small northern part is counted in Scandinavian peninsula.
Fenno Scandinavia
I live in the scandinavian part of Finland.
Apparently they are starting to work on a movie about Simo Häyhä.
Long past due for that
@@jamesrein648does that mean we can’t make a movie?
@@bigbk3278 let me rephrase that it's about time should have been done long ago
I lived my childhood in the same region as Simo and my dad also was a hunter… he told me that Simo was one of the judges for his shooting test (mandatory in Finland at the time).
It's about as cold in Florida right now as it is in England. I seriously considered pulling out my winter sandals this morning. 😏
Tuesday, January 7th, it was warmer in Anchorage, Alaska throughout the day than much of central Florida and all of northern Florida.
I live in British Columbia Canada and our winter is all f**ked up this is the first winter where we've had almost no snow and it's only been -8 it feels like spring
Just take some winter meth and you'll be fine (or as fine as Florida man can be)
Florida here too mate, and yep, it's damn cold out here
Thanks for a great video. The "amfetamin"/Pervitin soldier was also Finnish😅. The numbers are even higher than in this video. According to Simo and many historians he killed 542 enemies with his rifle and 200-300 with his Suomi sub machine gun. So the total number is over 700 enemies. He was asked what he felt when killing people? He said he only killed enemies and the only thing he felt was recoil. Aarne Juutilainen is also worth of a video. And "the Soldier of three armies" Lauri Törni or Larry Thorne in the US special forces.
UK has also winter tires sellers. they are so called friction tires. Totally different design compared to summer tires. They have grown popularity here in Finland, where studs were mainly used for a years. As with any kind of driving you don't want to overestimate cars abilities (=driver in fact)
Love you two! Thanks for the content!😊👍
18:20 Factually, Scandinavia is only Sweden + Norway (Mountain range = Scandes), we added Denmark because of cultural/historical/royal reasons (Vikings and on).
Finno-Scandinavia = add Finland used to be part of Sweden (our brothers and sisters in the east)
Nordics = Add Iceland, Greenland, Svalbard.
Heavily influenced by Vikings + Royal rule over different areas.
All former Viking nations are by Kingdom still, Sweden, Denmark and Norway.
It is funny how the whole UK is shut down for 2 inches of snow. Even if snowchains were legal you wouldnt need the if not very extreme sitations. I have lived my whole life in Finland and even lapland and never used or seen used snowchains on cars. All you need is winter tires.
Let it get over 20C and people cant handle it in finland the highest temperature ever recorded there was 37.2 like every place in this world their are pros and cons
@ If it gets over 30 people will definitely be complaining but over for over 20 degrees? Absolutely not. And some people complain no matter what.
18:22 Scandinavian here. Fins are not Scandinavian. Scandinavia is Denmark, Norway and Sweden. They are however Norse or Nordic, like people from Iceland
Yeah never call fin a scandinavian they dont like that.
*Finns
@@pistonburner6448 Yeah my bad. Spelling isn't always my strong side, especially not when it isn't my native language
they announce just making movie simo häyhä. coming out 2026 or 2027. thanx to great reaction and have wonderful day. also sisu 2 coming out this or next year.
As a Canadian I can tell you that snow tires and 4 wheel drive work wonders 😊🇨🇦
14:20 Quick FYI, bikes were heavily used during WW2 due to harsh terrain. Extremely priceless in the Pacific Ocean theater on the islands but, naturally, in the dense forests of unpaved roads at the Finland/Soviet border
What is freezing cold to you? Minus-30celsius?and meter snow. Just another tuesday here🇫🇮
"I did what i was told, the best i could" - Simo Häyhä
"Tein sen mitä käskettiin, niin hyvin kuin osasin." Is the finnish quote. When asked what he felt after killing all those men, he coldly answered "the recoil"
You guys need to check out Kentucky Ballistics "My 50cal blew up" it's incredibly informative and not graphic at all but still very entertaining. Then watch more of Scott's videos .
you speak of us marine legend and well respected! carlos "white feather" hathcock killed a crap load and 2 deadly snipers that no one could kill he famously shot him through his scope through eye killing him! guy is a legend! with simo and audie murphy!!!
what?
HE'S TALKING ABOUT ARMY SGT. ROY BENEVEDEZ....HE Wasn't a Sniper. He was the "unkillable soldier" "the soldier who took a knife to gunfight" "the real life Rambo"...not Hatcock...Roy was the one zipped up in a body bag and spit in the docs face!
@@Finkele1 that's all wtf ya come up with kid!??? move along is ya can't read why waste time energy? with a comment/question like a 7 year old???
@@john79taxidriver20 Because it was written like 5 years old.
And yet Britain gave the world the Christmas animation classic 'The Snowman'. The Winter War lasted 105 days. Regarding the Battle of Kollaa, in which Häyhä fought and which encapsulated the Spirit of Winter War. One Finnish division fought against four Soviet divisions. At the beginning of the battle around 15 900 Soviets fought against 3 000 Finns. Estimated 1 300 Finns and 8 000 Soviets were killed in that battle. In the most active day the Soviet artillery fired 30 000-40 000 shells to Finnish positions, to which Finns could return fire with less than 1000 shells. In the end the Finns were so few in numbers and exhausted, that while one was sleeping in a sitting position, another was firing riffle using his shoulder as a stand.
we just got 5 inches of snow here in Arkansas (a southern state where we don't get snow often) and people REALLY can't drive...
Yep, that rifle does have pretty mean kick. Went to local shooting range with my dad and brother - my dad got licences for his dad's old military rifle - and when compared to my brothers assault rifle - modified for single shot - it was like a mule kicking to your shoulder vs little flick. The modern assault rifle felt like a toy in comparison...
You are talking about Roy Benavidez at the end of your video.
2" of snow is a crisis? I ride my bike in 2" of snow.🤣🤣🤣🤣
I've tried this rifle once. Shooting standing up from 100 meters, worse shot was 8(standard moose-training target). I was totally amazed how accurate this thing actually was, being used to scopes.
Coffee and a packed lunch! Dave you better put a ring on that finger soon!
A funny thing Nick didn't mention was that Simo was born BEFORE the USSR was founded, and also outlived it. Just a nice little bit of info there.
He kinda mentioned it at the end but it was just a quick mention of outliving the country he fought.
38:08 Roy Benavidez. Not a Marine, but a Green Beret. Army Special Forces. Marines are their own branch, but they're closer to the Navy than the Army.
Simo was a straight beast.
Greetings from Finland man!!! In the end when they go to his grave i assume that the actors who played them in the movie are their grandchildren or so.. Not sure but that's what i think.. "i'll be back" 😎
I live an hour south of Buffalo. Their stadium is probably the snowiest of all major stadiums. That’s what they get for building a city next to two giant lakes. Just two years ago there was a bad blizzard that made a couple inch thick layers of ice on people’s houses
The shelling of Mainila not confused with Manila the capital of the Phillippines.
He comment sometimes with the year 1935 i notized who is a engaged mistake i guess. the "winterwar" lasted from 30 Novenber 1939-13 March 1940.
The people you’re referring to are Roy Benevedez who was ARMY special forces and Aimo Koivunen. The second one is probably spelled wrong, but he was the Finnish soldier in that took way too much meth.
...or some might say just the right amount.
There was news couple months ago that they are making movie about Simo Häyhä
Yarnhub has a great animated story on Simo, and Sabatons song White death is fantastic..🤟🇸🇪
13:00 Mad props for our girl here hunting/shooting. Going off memory, think she is SA so it makes sense.
Weather sounds horrible glad you 2 are ok
Finland is Nordic country but not part of Scandinavia.
They were built different back then.
Fantastic reaction! I'm from rural Oregon in the U.S. and I have questions. Your comments suggest that you both have fired rifles at least semi frequently. My impression is that few people in Europe are able to have weaponry. Am I wrong in that? Subscription added!
It’s not as common to own guns in the U.K. but it’s still legal here just super super restricted and hard to hold/maintain a license. I grew up in Zimbabwe some family on farms had guns and our school took us on trips that included using guns (safety in the bush and all that!)
You don't understand... Europe is not a country. Gun laws differ very much depending on which specific European country you're talking about. In Finland very many people own guns. In Switzerland it's normal to see soldiers in civilian life carrying automatic weapons...which they keep at home (including reservists).
In the UK gun ownership is very restricted, but not at all impossible.
Ballin. Even a war crime couldnt take him fn down. Almost hitting the age of 100 is the best life! :)
A .22 caliber probably jams more than any other gun
I mean, that really just depends on the design of the gun. Rimmed cases are always harder to deal with in any magazine fed design, and the lower manufacturing standards of .22 rimfire mean it's usually less reliable, but I've never had a jam on either my .22 lr Henry or my Kel-tec CP33. The CP33 has had dud rounds, but not jams.
@AnarchyShogun from my experience a semi auto .22 jams more than anything because of the size of the round but to be fair I have never shot any steel casing ar rounds that I hear jam a lot
The Finnish are not part of Scandinavia. Historins believe they people of Finland, Sweeden, and Norway migrated to those regions around 9,000 years ago. But as being Danish myself I can say that Scandinavian is more than just a location. It's rooted in the Heritage. In this case it comes a lot from Viking Heritage. And from my understanding the Finnish never adopted the Viking Culture. Though I think they would have made some great Vikings.
I read once that Vikings actually were afraid of finns, because they thought finns can control weather and had other magic too. I'm 50% finn and 50% swedish, so I don't know what that makes me. 😅
AFAIK many Finns, especially on the south-western coast were Vikings or indistinguishable from them. But that varied depending on which period you're talking about exactly. Genetically very much the same.
Pls watch The unknown soldier, it’s very underrated war movie or maybe im just biased but either way it’s great.
Great fu**ing reaction!
This is how to do it.
You even pause when you have something to say and shuts up when the clip is rolling.
That's fu**ing rare to see from reactors.
The story of this guy is is legendary and after this you definetly have to do a reaction to
Sabaton - White Death.
Great Swedish metal about this guy
We just got 5", I live in the US and you can't use chains in our state but 5" here only made stuff difficult for one day. How do you think a T-Rex🦖 would do in the snow?😂
😂
I learned about Simo from the song White Death by Sabaton
Next you should check his video about another Finnish soldier. "Winter Soldier OD's on METH Becomes Unkillable - Aimo Koivunem.
Keep in mind he had all his confirmed in 90 days. The Winter War only lasted 100 days...
Believe it or not, snow chains are not legal in a majority of states in the U.S. definitely not allowed here in michigan
What is not mentioned in this video is that this all happened during a period of 3 1/2 months time. So he killed 500+ russians in a time span of 3 1/2 months. And also this winter was the coldest in a long time. And as Simo was out during his sniping missions for hours and hours and the temprature was around -40 degrees celcius. That is twice as cold as your normal freezer you have in your home. And imagine just to lie for hours in that cold snow and ice with those weather conditions for so many hours a day and still do what he did. Incrediblle.
This is also why he used iron sights. The cold would just fog the scope and also he did not want the enemy snipers to be able to se any sun glare in the lenses of his scope. Because that was how he found so many of the enemy snipers. This video says he did not just go for the officers but anyone in a russian uniform but he actually did pick off the officers first if he could. He kmew that would bring chaos among the russian soldiers. At night he learned that when they attacked the russian camps he always shot the men that was smoking first because they where most likely officers. The normal russian soldiers could not afford cigarettes only the officers could. Simo was a smart and very competent soldier.
When a hot round goes off in a barrel it doesn't do cartoon damage. Sadly it blasts most of the metal backward toward your face. Though the cartoon thing has happened it is not the most common heavy powder fail.
See Kentucky ballistics slap-round fail. He had to plug his throat with his thumb. Almost didn't get to come back alive.
Krampus is calling!
He is what Krampus fears
Finland isnt part of the scandic mountain range so it is not really a part of Scandinavia but it is part of the Nordic countries. which includes Iceland as well. Now if you wanna make some jabs at Finnish friends you could always call it east Sweden. Altough i dont recommend you doing that face to face with a Finn unless you know them really well and is on friendly terms at which point you will just get a lot of insults your way usually stuff about how weak everyone else is. Anyways as someone raised on the border to Finland i rather like the Finns and the mindset of the far north of Sweden is very similar to the Finns in many ways.
I’m 37 but todays years old when I found out the uk has winter at the same time we do in the usa I thought that the earth tilted in a way where we where further away and got cold while tilting them closer and they got you know warmer……. Well color me dumbfounded
...Both the US and the UK are in the northern hemisphere, so they have seasons at the same time. Places like Australia or Brazil that are in the southern hemisphere have their seasons at the opposite time. You were both horribly mistaken and kinda on the right track.
@ thank you makes sense to me now lol
Nice shirt👍
18:21 NOT SCANDINAVIA
Even on call of duty, the other team having a great sniper is a problem
YOU'RE IN THE SNIPERS SIGHT!
Sweden, Norway, Denmark = Scandinavian
Finland is included in the Nordics 👍
I'm a Kress we have family all over the world.
3:12 Are you a Colts fan???
Giants 😭
@ ahh well my team (Colts) did the exact same thing lol we’ve looked terrible lately and our owner posted a thing on Twitter saying he’s keeping both the HC and GM after fans have been calling for them to be fired.
can I Manta Sleep this video?
UK weather is ass , all the snow we had in the south just turned to slush then ice so its an old gits worse nightmare 😂
Jesus at the end you mentioned some legends Roy Beneviedes spat in the medic face/ eye , Imo Koivunen, was the pervitin... One other one too ...
next soldier of 3 armies ?
Oh yeah that's one hell of a story
20:05 This
Scandinavia is only 3 countries Sweden, Norway and Denmark. The others with Finland are grouped with them as "Nordic countries". The vikings are also foreign to Finns and had battles with them in the past as well with the ancestors of Russians. Finland was basically always the battleground and meatshield between Scandinavians and Russians.
Not exactly. AFAIK in many regions of what is now Finland they were Vikings...especially on the west coast and archipelago. Throughout history western Finland has been very connected to and co-mingled with Swedes.
@pistonburner6448 nope, vikings visited and pillaged around Finland but Finns werent vikings, some did trade and travel with them tho
Another video, soldier with meth
The video is zoomed in
Winston Churchill, with clear regret, declared war on Finland on 7 December 1941. Poor little Finland had to fight against whole world by it self. Stupid Sweden didn't even help little Finland,so sad, so bad.
Actually 505 kills whit no scope sniper and over 200 whit submachine gun😊
28:44 Still doing it
fyi Finland is Nordic yes. scandinavian, no.
Are you a colts fan cuz I’m having the same issue
Manta Sleep
Oh, it's an cold country is it? That's cute.
Kalsarikannit
I just want to say he is wrong in few things,most imposrtantly he sai 249 or 8 killed without scope..... this is totally wrong bdcause he always used his good old rifle with ironsights.... nextafter 500+ kills he kik the 248kills with suomi m/31 smg...... so he got actually 700+ confirmed kills... who knows how much he did in the end
NOPE! ~540+ was with a rifle without scope and ~250 kills with a Suomi machine gun! ~800 in total!
16:10 Common theme in Russian history, see today.
You're talking about Sgt. ROY BENEVEDES the Soldier who went into a gunfight with a knife...and they didn't bring enough guns to a Roy Benevedes fight!...the "real life Rambo"...Texas boy and one of the badest men in history! WATCH TFE'S VIDEO ON HIM!
lol, you said “don’t shoot” when gun ownership is illegal in the UK. hahaha
im finnish and we are not scandianavia we are nordic
Oh- wait! He's a lefty! (Unless the photos were reversed a couple of times...) Interesting.
Ranges are awesome, but starting with any Mossin or Mauser rifle sounds like a bad idea... that's probably you were shit with those.
Very heavy for an untrained person and the kickback was insane.
Try something more modern, lighter, but not .22 xD Even my little sister told me it felt like shooting a stronger single shot air rifle.
Not sure why he keeps saying 1935, it should be 1939.
Also please don't confuse Enemy at the Gates for any kind of truth, there's precious little of it in that movie.
React to Bar Rescue please