The WEIRD Guns Being Used in Ukraine Right Now #4
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Publicado 2023-03-28
As the war in Ukraine continues, so do the supply of photos and videos of of the new (and old) interesting weapons being fielded there.
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Using bird hunting shotguns to take out drones is actually kind of smart
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That dankula impression for the ad was fantastic. Ever thought of flying him out for a range day? Would love to see that collab. The poor soul can't even get an airgun in the UK.
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My dad served two tours with the 25th Division as a BAR man. His unit captured a Maxim. I laughed at the picture of him examining it. Poor North Koreans using WWI antiques. His response was, "That antique will send lead down range just as well as more modern weapons at a terrifying rate. When those rounds fly over your head, you wont be laughing." So if it still does its job, i say use it
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My army friend loves the Ukrainian modified relic guns because in his words “lead is lead and if you can deal death with 100 year old technology for pennies then it’s not stupid.”
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1911: The gun that forgot to become obsolete Maxim: The gun that came out of retirement
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The triple Maxim is actually a reconstruction of a historic build. The Soviets did use them on top of the beds of Gaz trucks as anti-air platforms. You can even play with them in War Thunder xD
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The balkenkreuz you see on the Tank is millitary insignia older than the Nazis and still in use with the Bundeswehr. I know its played as a joke but I saw nobody in the comments pointing that out
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"Ukraine, what's that?" Got me rolling on the floor 😭
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What is fun about Maxim is , that in the middle of Europe - in Czech republic, you can own one without registration or gun licence. It just need to be manufactured before 31.december of 1890. So yes, it still has its place. :)
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"These old shotguns, that were designed to take out birds, are now being used to take out drones" -> presuming those are two different things
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I just found this out today but, my friend who went and volunteered in the conflict, he told me a story of how he used a toilet as cover from an attack. Had me rolling but, nonetheless, I thought it would have been something a bit funny to share with you guys.
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The maxim machine gun is the literal embodiment of "if it ain't broke don't fix it"
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The idea that AKs are fighting side by side with FALs, Maxims and Panzers somehow warms my heart.
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The triple and quad maxim mounts were in use in ww2. They used to be strapped into light trucks as mobile AA.
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8:58 gork and Mork are pleased with that Dakka machine
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The maxim is still an effective machine gun, especially for a fixed position, the British army did a test when they retired the vickers in the 60s to see how many rounds it would take without stopping, not including barrel and ammo changes, they gave up because it never jammed
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8:00 Honestly I don't know what I enjoy more a suppressed machine gun or the fact that the machine gun and the suppressor were both maxim designs, just one generation apart.
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Herrera doing a Count Dankula impression is not something I knew I needed. But it's now the crossover I desire.
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7:01 a little bit of trolling was conducted here😅
