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1) The Littlest Shotgun (Preview)
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2) Sci-fi gun (Preview)
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3) GB22m
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• Пистолет под жевело
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4) Serbu RN-50
• Serbu RN50
• HIP-FIRNG A SERBU RN-50!
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5) Beretta U22 Neos
• Testing Beretta u22
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• Beretta Neo Modular .22
• Beretta Neos, Field Strip
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6) МЦ-255
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7) CMMG DISSENT
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• We the People / DISSENT
• Inside CMMG's DISSENT
8) Keltec SUB2000
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9) SIG SAUER MG 338
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10) Kriss Vector .45 ACP Alpine White (Preview)
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11) Cabot Guns Fire & Ice
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12) AF2011-A1 "Second Century"
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13) Standard Manufacturing DP-12
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00:00 - The Littlest Shotgun
00:55 - GB22m
01:38 - Serbu RN-50
02:26 - Beretta U22 Neos
03:22 - MTs-255
04:19 - CMMG DISSENT
05:20 - Keltec SUB2000
06:20 - SIG SAUER MG 338
07:24 - Kriss Vector .45 ACP Alpine White
08:31 - Cabot Guns Fire & Ice
09:23 - AF2011-A1 "Second Century"
10:32 - Standard Manufacturing DP-12
11:23 - Sci-fi gun
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Pls do more stuff like that! Never miss the new uploads
worlds smallest pistol, only four parts...proceeds to drop a whole bunch of parts on the table...
Not smallest. Simplest maybe
Perhaps three moving parts? Also looks like the brass was cartridges.
4 parts.....parts being the key word. There's also some hardware that goes along with it, which is what holds those 4 parts together.
@@Dman0001 not even simplest.
@@pipebombpete.6861 maybe. It doesn't get more simple. A spring and a pin
The Kel-Tec sub 2000. I'm familiar with it. Had eight 32 round mags for it. Decent for the most part. Reloading was a bit of a pain. Especially the location of the charging handle. Took a bit of training even so. Pain in the rear.
My Sub-2000 was a jamomatic out of the box until I sold it.
I actually owned a Keltec Sub 2000 in 40sw. Never had a single failure after 3000+rnds. I put a red lion telescoping forend on it so I could still mount optics and still had the ability to rotate the forend over and fold the gun in half! It was a great little gun ...took Glock 10rd, 22rd and a 50rd drum (which 50 usually jam, this one didn't 🤷♂️🙏)
How did you like the red lion foreend? I have a KEL-TEC SUB2000 .40CAL 2ND GEN. I love the gun! Got a .50 round drum, a few 22 and 32 round stick mags and dozens of different brand 10 and 15 round mags and i have only had maybe 3 or 4 jams or failure to fires out of 2,500 and counting rounds. And the jams were while using cheap mags. Have had zero using glock mags. Only other gun i got that has been more reliable would be my CZ75 SP-01 TACTICAL. I been looking at the red lion foreend for awhile now and a few other ways to keep a optic on it and still be able to shut it. They got the one that spins to the side and then back under the foreend but i have heard a few bad reviews on it. And then theres the one that just flips to the side but that seems like it would get snagged on everything if in backpack or behind seat. I got a 45 degree mount on it now for my red dot, but can shut it all the way with it. I hate to spend the cash they are asking for the red lion if it has any flaws? It definitely looks to be the best solution if it works as advertised.
@@anthonyellison6433 I went with the indexing (literally rolls over or spins around the barrel) forend...and absolutely love it. Positive lock into each position and even if you don't crank down on it hard the lock nut still holds the thing exactly where you put it. I have zeroed my scope out with the Red lion forend on since I installed it, so it shows how tight it was machined to get it to sit back into the same spot each time you rotate it. 100000% I say go for it..I prefer the indexing that rotates around the barrel, being I have a forgrip, light and scope all on it and it still folds. Only thing is mine is a Gen1 so the front sight came off to install and doesn't lock when folded, which I don't car because it sits in a backpack most of the time and easily pulls out still folded, no issues.
@@anthonyellison6433 maybe it's called an indexing rail...or forend, I forget. I do know it's indexing/rolls around the barrel, I wouldn't personally ever get the flip to side. I tried probably 5-6 different flip to side mounts and they never stayed zero. Only the redlion indexing rail/forend has
I concur with your opinion. Well over 500 rounds and never have had a glitch.
When you smash you cheek on that little tube the cycling rips your beard hairs out. I want to like but can't.
Wow I never knew the Beretta company was that old, that's a lot of history there and a lot of bodies no doubt.
500 years old in just a year or 2. Ive legit been waiting a few years to see if they come out with something special for the anniversary
1:59 Mark Serbu is a good guy. One of his weapons nearly killed Scott from the channel “Kentucky Ballistics” but it wasn’t the gun or Scott that was at fault. It was the rounds he were using that had way too much gunpowder in them. Scott is lucky to be alive because his neck was pierced by the screw on cap (that you screw behind the round you just inserted) blasting backwards into it. The power sheared the threads 😬
LMFAO, sucks still for Mark Serbu, cuz he still lost a CRAP TON of business, after watching what happened to Scott, everyone thought twice.
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@@leatherliquorguns He's put hot rounds in multiple different firearms, all of them exploded with potentially lethal consequences, but it does still suck for Serbu considering his gun nearly killed Scott.
@@Dusk.EighthLegion scott's stupidity nearly killed scott. HE exceeded the weapon's design parameters.
SLAP Rounds really do slap I guess lmao
I would be apt to watch more TechZone, if it were to show more stuff like this such as modern, futuristic, and historical firearms.
I'd be more apt to watch it if they could stop just reading off of wikipedia
and got their info right
@@griffz928 and IF he STOPs TALKing like THIS all the TIME, where he puts EMPhasis on WORDS where NONE are NEEDED just to MAKE it SOUND more INteresting. his CAdence RISes and FALLS, PITCH goes UP and DOWN, MAKing me SEAsick.
Forgotten firearms is a better channel.
@@harrylongabaugh7402 Absolutely it is
This channel is what keep me going every day
7:25 the kriss vector has a Super-v recoil mitigation system that has nothing to do with the barrel. the bolt travels back then down instead of just rearward like in typical semi/full auto firearms. the bolt travelling downward reduces recoil because it pulls the gun down.
That GB22M reminds me of a new age/era Derringer! Except the Derringer jn my hand holds 2 rounds instead of 1, but still cool.
"To reload it, you have to break the barrel and receiver open" "NO SCOTT NOT LIKE THAT"
I bought the Keltec CP-33 a couple months ago just because it looks like a 1970's space gun (video on my channel). It's my first and only Keltec product, and I plan to acquire more just because of their innovative designs. The jamming problem in my video has since been fixed and it fires perfectly now.
I have a Neos. It's a nice plinker, and reminds me a bit of the Halo pistol if you get a Dot Sight for it.
Have you seen the rifle conversion kit for it? Pretty awesome.
I really want a Keltec sub2k . I'm obsessed with PCC in 9mm. The cheapness and availability of the ammo is awesome as well as the portability of the gun
I wish there were more pcc's to choose from.
Wow those are fantastic! Great video, thanks!
Got neos at cabelas when they were still being made, great plinking pistol.
They stopped making revolver shotguns because the shooters' forearms were getting blasted from the cylinder not mating up with the barrel tightly.
Thanks, wondered bout that…
Because it's made in Russia,,, We make the biggest, and the best, everything... My Ass ! 🙄
Why didn't they just make shield for that? Really wouldn't take much...
Seen a Taurus judge?
Colt figured that out 150 years prior with their 10 gauge revolving shotgun..
Bonsoir. Où trouvez le GB22B et le prix ?? Merci
The CMMG dissent is only available to civilian customers as a SEMI automatic pistol. Any sub machine gun versions were produced as demo or shop guns by the manufacturer for possible sales to law enforcement or for military sales. As a US civilian, I some of these weapons, but they only fire one cartridge per pull of the trigger. As for the the Kriss Vector, it is modular not easily modified. The two terms mean very different things. I’m not griping, I’m just making sure the terms are correctly used. I was a firearms dealer for many years. I also travel extensively through Australia. I’m very familiar with the laws in most states. Two different cultures. That’s all. Great place. Great people.
"It consists of only 4 parts." Dumps out a dozen more parts. 😀
I love how after years of not watching this channel I can come back and it’s exactly like when I was a kid. Never change this amazing style
unless you were watching youtube the year it came out; your still a kid.
SIG Sauer is no longer a German company. The business operations were terminated in Germany in 2020. The reasons for this are unclear, but it is believed that the fines the company had to pay due to illegal arms exports crippled the business. In Germany, they are now known as 'the gunrunners'.
I loved my Neos. Had to wait over 2 years to get the carbine kit.
At least you were able to get the carbine kit. I looked and looked and was never able to find one...the whole reason I bought that pistol.
I've had one of those RN 50 rifles, they're very accurate, i made a standing 200yd headshot with it. The only time I've ever seen one fail is when somebody used it inappropriately.
He called the Vector pricey at $1700. I would happily pay 5k+ for one of those here.
As I recall the 1500s date isn't the date Beretta was founded, but the earliest mention of the company in a document. It is likely much older, but with no paper trail to confirm it.
2:22 ask Kentucky bellistics how that rn50 worked out for him 😂
I had two Kel Tec Sub 2000s. One in 9mm, and one in .40 cal. The 9mm one was pure fun to shoot. The .40 cal one was unpleasant.
Those amazing Colt 45s go for close to $40,000 for the set. But I have seen one set go at auction for $75,000
Talking about the sapphire handle ones?
My first fire arm was a 22 magnum colt revolver I had a set. I had it in my dresser drawer. Either my mother found it or my Pop's found and through it away. I was 17 years old in the mid 80s. Shooting had a very smooth action. I'm pretty shire they are top dollar in todays market if I can ever find a set like I had.
I don’t know what’s funnier: the doubled 1911, or the poor guy’s scared expression on his face whilst he discharged the weapon.
That first firearm is just like the famous "Auto & Burglar" gun, produced by Ithaca, in the 1920s. I think it had a 12" barrel. Guns like that, and pump-action versions, are available today, though they're in the "Any Other Weapon" category of the NFA, and require federal registration and payment of a $5 tax.
No, a chopped down double barrel is classified as a short barreled shotgun and requires NFA registration and a $200 tax stamp…. AOW’s like the mossberg shockwave are not classified as shotguns because they were never as old as such (birds head grip) and are over 26” overall.
Can you do a review of the phased-plasma rifle in the 40 watt range?
"I'll be closing early today"
the cmmg decent ... does it come in a left handed model?
5:00 - The CMMG Dissent is not a sub-machine gun. It's a semi-automatic. Great video!!
...."72青錆 replied: "by that logic, an mp5 isnt a smg if you get a civilian model. Its still a machine gun, its just not a fully automatic machine gun. Then again, this narrator also says "assault rifle", although I wo..." ".... You're *INCORRECT* & I see you've deleted your statement or either youtube is hiding your comment for some strange Orwellian Psychopathic Tyrannical reason...lol!
Looks full auto in the video homie , although not available in and handgun rounds then it's not an SMG
@@paulsansonetti7410 When a firearm has the option of firing in full auto or in 3 or 5 shot burst, then it's considered a machine gun or full auto & not semi-automatic. You'd think we were asking what's the difference between a boy or girl.....lol!...People are so misinformed & brainwashed/indoctrinated these days & I blame the parents, the schools, the Universities, the Govt., Western Medicine, scientific journals, and anybody or any non-entity that has facilitated these lies/false history's, false sciences upon the people for decades, which has created a weak foundation for people to base their decisions upon, common sense upon, reasoning & deduction skills upon & thus, their answers will inevitably be wrong since the people do not have the correct FACTS to base their decision making process off of......all by design mind you. When incidents/events/catastrophes occur in the world and it effects/controls Millions of Lives and/or if there's Billions of dollars to be made/stolen, then it was a Man-Made-Event.....a massive Chess game & we're ALL playing Checkers, if you don't know your history that is. Peace All
@@setag54321 sub machine gun means chambered for non rifle caliber ie pistol caliber and capable of full auto
@@paulsansonetti7410 Agreed....I was wondering what you meant.
1:45 That's the same rifle that blew up on Scott form Kentucky Ballistics. WARNING: DO NOT USE UNKOWN AMMO LOADS!
I wouldn't mind having one of then .22lr pistol things looks light to carry, omg that little smg halfway through film❤️🤜🤛
Damn.. I thought my grandpa's bolt action 20 gauge that got passed down to my dad was cool (it definitely still is - I was always fascinated by it as a kid since you don't see those very often) but that revolver shotgun is pretty gnarly. I ended up with his pump .22 - something I'd always wanted for its ability to cycle CBs but this also has immense sentimental value. This makes me want to get some more guns lol... I just traded my dad his old 30-30 back for one of my grandpa's old guitars.
That revolver shotgun was probably stopped because in a multi chamber detonation your entire stabilizing arm would be gone 😂
Great videos and comments guys, here, have my like
Goods love the vector
That 50BMG had an eotech on it. Like you would place it that close to your face!
The Serbu .22 GB looks to basically a modernized version of the old World War II FP-45 “Liberator” pistol. At least the FP-45 fired a .45 ACP. It was referred to as the gun that resistance fighters could use to get a better gun off of a dead enemy soldier’s body. It was better than not being armed with anything, but your one shot had better kill or disable. Aside from that, a very last ditch weapon.
Hello! You know the liberator much better because it was loaded with 5 or 6 good cartrdges!!! Not that 22!!
Yes, the .45 ACP is a better cartridge, but the old FP-45 was still single shot. It came with a wooden dowel you had to manually shove down the muzzle in order to extract the empty cartridge and then manually reload. You had to manually pull back the bolt and open the breech before you could extract and reload. The barrel was smoothbore (unrifled), so the max range was only about 25 feet (8 yards), and effective range was more like 12 feet (1-4 yards). You still had to get very close. There was a cardboard box with 10 rounds in it, packed with the gun, but no magazine clip on the gun itself. The Serbu looks like it has far better range and accuracy but I would still only use a .22 rimfire for small animals that you probably want to shoot and eat if you are stranded in the middle of nowhere without food. A longer, sighted barrel might make a decent accessory for the Serbu and for its instruction manual, but then you would not be able to manufacture it yourself as easily.
@@al.march.7457 .45 acp > .22 lr. Is debatable in the configuration shown. Or even in the liberator configuration. Iv shot both for 20+ years and have multiple firearms in those chamberings. Now .45 acp as a whole greater than .22 lr? Yes. But in my opinion if it was in the liberator configuration I would rather have it in .22 lr. Iv shot the .45acp liberator and let me tell you... It sucked. Horrible to shoot more than 2 or 3 times. And everyone I know personally that has fired one says the same. Hurts, super hard spring, no recoil mitigation, not accurate in the slightest. Good for point blank back of the head and that's it. Atleast with a .22lr variant you can shoot more, hold much more ammo on hand, practice with it more, and overall have a better experience/performance. .22 is nothing to sneeze at, and it beats having nothing.
@@jojack228 I'd take the GB-22 over the liberator .45 any day.
Also the "zip gun" from criminal past.
We own the kel tec sub 2000....its pretty nifty. 😁👌
6:09 You can tell that guy is from Comifornia
#12, was also seen in Call of Duty Warzone V1. but in the Game they Extended the barrels a bit to increse the Range of the Double shotgun.
💛 all your video's mate👍
I have neo 22. It’s actually a decent lil target pistol
To say the Kriss Vector is a weapon you 'Haven't seen before' is like asking a child what color Blue is from Blue's Clues. It's used in EVERY FPS, and is used as reference for others. Plus, it's not a 'stabilizer', nor was their intent to make whatever mumbojumbo you said true. The Kriss is unique in two major ways: One, it uses what's called the Super V RMS, which directs the blowback of the bolt downwards, which in turn keeps the weapon under control when firing at rates of up to 1200 RPM. 2, the barrel, bolt, and whole assembly is lower bore, which makes it far more accurate, and also assists in recoil mitigation. And, as long as you only replace the lower receiver, the upper can be used on any caliber they sell, which is 9mm, 10mm, .40 and .45. There's a 22mm variant, but only available in 16". The newer Gen 3's are 6.5" barrels by default, whilst the Gen 2 was 5.5". I usually set the bar pretty low for "TOP (X) YOU NEVER SAW BEFORE" channels, but fuck will I defend what I own.
You put the barreta on here titled weapons we haven't seen before 😆 😂 🤣
the shotgun revolver new version is called a circuit judge by rossi, they are still made last i saw and used to be sold at walmart before they went tard mode a shotgun they made that is really rare is the folding pump action that used a grip pump lever, also pretty sure they made a lever action 12ga as well
The Beretta NEOS is a fun gun. Fun fact: It had a small role in S1 of Westworld
Yep! I have a NROS, and that weird swoopy grip fits my hand nicely. Sweet pistol.
@@chadirby6216 Same here; I’ve enjoyed a ton of shooting the my NEOS.😊
I think I'll spend that 1600$ on a bad ass .308 that I don't have to disassemble to reload.
Where i can see and analyse this mini gun 4 parts?
Unsightly? The vector is cool af looking 🥴
Increased enemy knock-back!!! With a 3in barrel you will get less enemy knock-back
The Ice and fire set and case reminds me of Nicholas Cages Character (Castor Troys) guns in face off except drugs and chiclets were also in the case lol!!!
That dude slapping the trigger on the Beretta 22LR hurts my soul.
Love every bit of this video!
A lot of wrong information on it.
4:01 i think i read about something of also a revolver shotgun a prototype maybe of such is that its a hazard for the hand in front if the cylinder incase of malfunction or something where it might burn it with too much gunpowder or something and there is also the fear that the cylinder might not handle the blast of the round and break off. Cant remember where i read or heard it.
Are those like California legal block off plates on some of those guns or what are those things on the pistol grips?
Beautiful this guns❤
#1, This reminds me of a ODD 45cal that i saw once. the Chaimber was modified to hold Miniture Buckshot shells instead of bullets if the shooter Required.
You don't have to modify the chamber to do that
The channel is a drug, once you get into a video there is no going back
Nothing like finding a 50 dollar bill in your work pants on a short payday 😂😊
Is that GB22 a type of 3d printed gun?
That is the ultimate sawed off shot gun, I still think that's a federal case. But bad ass to the core!!
I was thinking the same thing.
5:02 cmmg decent, you said it has a capacity of 30/32 rounds, but since it takes AR magazines, it can hold 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, to 100 rounds
And the sniper blows up and nearly kills you like it did Kentucky ballistics🤣
1:02 "It consists of only 4 parts" - tips out bag of 15 parts.
That 22 Beretta looks like the Smith & Wesson 622.
The video calls the CMMG Dissent a SMG, but it is not chambered in a pistol round.
It depends, it's like a big 5.7 or 4.6 round, and we have pistol ARs
Oh, thank the gods you picked new music! It’s still a distraction, but less grating.
I’ve known about the Kris’s vector , and you can use the mags on glocks
"and it uses special extended mags" aka Glock mags
0:55 "...simplest... only four parts." Proceeds to pour out more than a dozen pieces from an IKEA pouch. Step one- strike digit with mallet; step two- puncture dermis with screwdriver (provided); step 3- loose one all-important piece; step four- liquor.
"it was designed to fire 22" has 4.5 right on the side.
reason why the revolver shotgun was stopped is simple. You would be putting your arm next to the cylinder where the gas from the explosion happening from the round firing is escaping (besides the barrel). The escaping gas would be strong enough to rip a piece of flesh off your forearm supporting the rifle. This is why you don't hold revolvers like you would a pistol.
Also it seems to me like there’s little advantage over a regular pump action shotgun like a mossberg 500 or Remington 870. If it was double action that must be one hell of a trigger pull.
The gas from firing a 12 gauge will not blow your flesh off😂 that's why the cylinder had a shield that extends up the handguard. They quit production because the company went out of business
Just pure bs this guy 🤣
The backpack gun seems like gun maker's solution to school shootings.
He must be talking to Europeans when he says "Guns that you've never seen before".
The GB22m is the successor of "The Liberator" 45 from the WWII gun.
7:44 Unsightly? It's frickin gorrrjuss!
I think my favorite would be the DP-12👏👏👏👌🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
My friend has a DP-12 and the Kriss Vector in 9mm and they're both fun as hell to shoot but the DP-12 wins hands down lol
Dude was shooting the Beretta left-handed but right-eyed lol.
If it fires a .223 it’s not a sub machine gun, right?
it would be a PDW more than an smg or lmg.
0:20 "IM RUNNIN CIRCLES AROUND YA"
I don't believe CMMG Dissent is a "sub machine gun". A submachine gun uses a pistol caliber round. Those are rifle rounds it's firing. It's just an SBR. I actually used to have a Keltec Sub2000. It was VERY fun to shoot! Echoing back to above, it's called a "SUB" 2000 because it's designed as a submachinegun that fires pistol rounds.
The holographic sight makes the revolver shotgun look more badass. (Yes, I'm a die hard gamer)
Has Mark not stopped selling those dangerous breach caps?
The guy's/gals that work in there work shop's developing fire arm's, so the average civilian/military can have a better lighter weapon to carry. From the old packing musket to wide selection we have to day. They are just getting better.
8:34 John Wick: "I'll take your entire stock."
I actually want a keltec carbine. Idk why really but for some reason they seem neat. It would just be one to shoot for fun. I wouldn't use it for defense cause my AKs , ARs and 45 is for that.
Does the double barrel 1911 count as a full auto? Since 1 trigger pull fires 2 rounds, and semi auto means that a single round is fired per each squeeze of the trigger. Or how would it be classified as?
The revolver shotgun was really cool
Have it ..... bought it for $200 love the baretta U22 lol
Believe it or not I actually did see almost all of these weapons before.
kentucky ballistics has left the chat
I was lucky enough to get a gen. 1 KelTec in 9 mm, new in the box never fired never chambered years ago.
The reason why revolver shotguns and rifles didn't catch on is because the gas escapes between the cracks that open between the revolver cylinder and the breech face when you fire and can occasionally launch burning soot into your eyes and left forearm. It doesn't happen all the time, but the more you fire it the more the tolerances open up due to temperature change and wear and tear. Revolver pistols are far away from your face when your hand is extended so you never notice this problem unless you shoulder the pistol all tactical style.
Where can you get the GB22m
The standard of a 45 ACP 1911 or any other firearm is never measured or set by how flashy it looks and how rare or precious the construction materials are, but by how well it functions and how well it performs. There are a ton of cute, expensive designer Gucci 1911s out there that are not half as reliable and which don't out perform some of the most basic and inexpensive 1911 pistols. That being said, if you just buy guns because you're a collector with a lot more money than common sense and you just like pretty guns without regard to reliability or functionality, well that's just fine but you don't get to set standards. Lastly, Special Forces rarely test and never really adopt the use of gimmicky guns or shotguns... they like use reliable, battle proven weapon systems.
Love❤ from India🇮🇳.
#13, Only question for this gun is if its FUNCTIONAL or just for show?