Damn, I miss Barry. Dude was so awesome.

@joscythe556

8 жыл бұрын

+adidam1706 he passed away

@SAOrules

8 жыл бұрын

I don't mean to pry. but I think he passed of a heart attack fight?

@jaguarfacedman1365

8 жыл бұрын

+EmergingLobster guy was in good shape i wonder why it was a heart attack

@holdentc9

8 жыл бұрын

And it's videos like this that make you miss him even more.

@jaguarfacedman1365

8 жыл бұрын

true. He did look in good shape though.

WE MISS YOU BARRY!!! Rest In Peace and hopefully you've been freed from all your demons. We all loved you like we love that one cool/crazy uncle.

dont question japanese engineering i took a beating to the hand from a wii remote

@rokkfel4999

3 жыл бұрын

Ahh yes nintendium

Should have destroyed a sporterized one not a piece of history

@CringeLord16

3 жыл бұрын

Cody LeMere I know. IV8888 doesn’t value history at all.

@jarrettblakemore4676

3 жыл бұрын

@@CringeLord16 then its not a real one dumb asses!

@CringeLord16

3 жыл бұрын

Jarrett Blakemore Why would he test a fake one.

@jarrettblakemore4676

3 жыл бұрын

No I'm saying he should use a real one to see how strong they truly are

@birbnoises1483

3 жыл бұрын

@@jarrettblakemore4676 Even if it had different furniture or a cut down barrel, it’d still be the same action and construction

the barrels and bullets are made of millions of layers of folded steel, made high on mount Fuji by blind monks, and can slice through a tank. (please don't take this comment seriously, I'm just parodying katana cultists.)

@ashtonleo1418

7 жыл бұрын

LOL, good one 😄

@samuelferrell9257

2 жыл бұрын

oh but they are made that way 😁

@grenadierhinterleitner9582

Жыл бұрын

@@samuelferrell9257 japanese gun simp?

@jason200912

Жыл бұрын

The arisaka did outperform the mosin though

@hoppinggnomethe4154

Жыл бұрын

Nah, you were parodying Japanese knife scammers

The comments in this video really show how limp wristed and offended people are today. They are not insulting Japan, and they are not being racist. Fuck your sensitivity, man the fuck up.

@chrislee9265

9 жыл бұрын

Get fucked.

@Pyrex238

9 жыл бұрын

Did that hurt your feelings? You wanna tell me about it?

@chrislee9265

9 жыл бұрын

No not really

@christinemoore9601

9 жыл бұрын

The only thing offensive about this video is that they're destroying a perfectly good gun that is becoming more and more rare...Sorry, history nerd.

@Pyrex238

9 жыл бұрын

Christine Moore Good point, I think that weighs on every gun enthusiast. The Nagant tests are about the only ones that don't bother me too much.

Rest in Peace Barry. I miss you this video brought back so many memories of better days.

OH JESUS CHRIST....rest in peace barry.

@lurktizer7538

8 жыл бұрын

True, R.I.P

@greasinplays

8 жыл бұрын

+Victor Smith we all miss barry :'(

@shadowkiller7492

8 жыл бұрын

+Hyung Tae Kim Hmmmm are you mad because he is worth more than your worthless life.

@rahowaman5644

8 жыл бұрын

+Hyung Tae Kim you are obsessed with guns and inbreeding lol weird

@CalintzJerevinan546

8 жыл бұрын

Also Urine And yet you can't even spell "United States of America." Correctly you stupid inbred backwater hick.

Love the torture test videos but its always hard to watch a piece of history destroyed in the end.

RIP Barry. It’s nice to watch reruns of you old man!

The way they tied it to the bench looks like an old form of Japanese bondage called Shibari. I know this because I'm a professional. Totally.

that old guy looks awesome shooting that gun

@DRF1001

9 жыл бұрын

Smaptey His name was Barry . He sadly passed away last year . 5 foot 165 lbs of kickass cool .

@smaptey1

9 жыл бұрын

He has left a positive impression in my days. Rest in peace,Barry

@boringvids7543

6 жыл бұрын

Yes rip

God I miss Barry... Great job keeping it going Eric, still in my top 3 channels on youtube.

I loved how you demonstrated the point on how tough that rifle was in this video, I just wished it was not a complete destructive test on a rare and iconic vintage gun. I always wanted one of these for myself and could not even till this day get my hands on one, so this video made me quite sad for that reason. Still it was worth the sacrifice because the Arisaka was a great choice of both demonstrating the hazard of overcharged rounds, the difference of the powder compositions, and what could or potentially happen if you tempt fate if one was to try knowingly or mistakenly. Nice demonstration and tribute to the great quality and reliability of a historic firearm. I am a new subscriber from this demonstration. Cheers from Canada!!!......

@Toolness1

Жыл бұрын

Im not a huge fan of these destructive tests, but thankfully there are very few of them. There are tons of Type 99 rifles out there for decent prices and since your post was 7 years ago they would have been even cheaper. I got a really nice one about 7 years ago for 250 bucks, great shooter. This one at least didn't have the mum intact.

They built over 3.5 million of these rifles and people are worried about this one...

@dxq3647

8 жыл бұрын

+TheJagarbast They were also poorly made. It was a last ditch effort gun. I can't believe people are calling it beautiful...

@historian2394

8 жыл бұрын

I'll just go trash my 1943 Springfield Armory M1 then. They made millions after all? You people are morons.

@StrainXv

8 жыл бұрын

+DXQ it's beautiful in it's simplicity.

@HarrysHouseChannel

8 жыл бұрын

+DXQ You really must be blind if you cant see the deleted Mum on the receiver, the advanced adjustable leaf sight, the metal buttplate, and etched safety lug that all show it is a pre war or early war non last-ditch rifle.

@dxq3647

8 жыл бұрын

+threedogification I don't care because it was mass produced. And to be honest I hope you stop arguing with me. This rifle has been the tool of which the Japanese imperial army used to massacred so many civilians in my country that its very presence is associated with the massacres. Therefore, I don't not think I can, in any way, see it's beauty. Furthermore, it might be of high value for people in the states because not may were imported. But in my country, many still exist.

I think I'm going to do a torture test to an M1 Garand with one of my Arisakas. I can't imagine how many people would cry over that. Why not? 'They built millions..They aren't rare'

@ragimundvonwallat8961

8 жыл бұрын

+Matt Stone m1 was crap but compared to what americans used after it its art

5:26 "That's why we're doing it, so you don't have to." *Good pal Barry*

That service load worked pretty good for cleaning a barrel. I think I'm definitely going to try that! Thanks!

I had uncle who fought in WW2 pacific who related this story to me concerning the collectability of Japanese Arisaka among USA soldiers(who tended to be collectors). He was coming back on troop ship after war; there was a card game going on and a soldier who needed more money for game. He offered his war booty Arisaka for a few dollars and only got laughed at. He then offered the rifle and greatly discounted rate and still no takers; it was at this point that owner of said rifle walked to side of troop carrier and tossed rifle over board in disgust. With all that said the Arisaka was tested by USA ordinance along with every other bolt type rifle and it was found to be the strongest action by far and the tests failed to destroy Arisaka; the same test destroyed every other service bolt rifle they tested.

I have no idea why people are so mad at this video. All they did was praise this gun, yet people think they have something against Japanese culture.

@i_nameless_i-jgsdf

9 жыл бұрын

''So let me shoot the japanese rifle with this american made M1 Garand because we are better and won the war!'' no that's not. That rifle is a piece of history it may or may not be used by a soldier in the war and rifle is one of the most important thing for a soldier i even thought people like them knew it specially if he really is a veteran, but no. It simply a disrepsected act to be honest. I wouldn't want to see some rednect shooting a rifle that made inside of my country or would you? I means what is wrong with american? i have never seen japanese act something similar just because Japan nuked by US. Whatever his reason was it is just no right there is many thing you can use as a target but why rifle? i wonder how many of this thing still remaining and these dudes just destroyed one of them .

@AmateurMechanicing

9 жыл бұрын

LMG Light-Machine-Gun look guy, you just called him a redneck which is a racial slur. Also your people are the ones who started the war so you have no leverage.

@AmateurMechanicing

9 жыл бұрын

LMG Light-Machine-Gun you were the one complaining we nuked japan

@i_nameless_i-jgsdf

9 жыл бұрын

Tyler Arnold i don't remember i was complained about nuke, i was giving you an example that japanese got it worse than pearl harbor but they are not showing anything that disrespect the american in the modern time.

@Bailey_54R

9 жыл бұрын

LMG Light-Machine-Gun and Americans are not showing disrespect to Japanese.

That gun looks easier and smoother to shoot than a modern Ruger scout

"Well, we need to find a nice place we can secure this rifle and have complete control and advisory over the entire situation." "Well uh, why don't we tie it to that bench and tie a string to the trigger?" I had to for the irony of it.

Great video guys. Keep em coming. Like seeing the old guns.

These videos never get old RIP Barry!

It is amazing how different life was just 5 years ago.

@Yarmox

3 жыл бұрын

Dont mention it now..

@357Addict

3 жыл бұрын

@@Yarmox When you get used to thinking you can handle it, things have a way of getting worse.

@buckfizzard291

4 ай бұрын

@@357Addictand worse lol

I'm cringing just saying this, but how about a Garand torture test?

@jakewolf079

8 жыл бұрын

+Swervin309 the Garand wouldn't make it.

@Swervin309

8 жыл бұрын

+Beast 比斯特 Did you bump your head or something?

@Creeker.

8 жыл бұрын

+Swervin309 it wouldn't hold up like a bolt action would but it would definitely do pretty good

@andycraig6905

8 жыл бұрын

You'd bend the op rod with conventional hunting rounds.

@Swervin309

8 жыл бұрын

+andy craig I've run hundreds, if not thousands of various types of hunting rounds through mine and she just eats them up. The only time I've ever heard of a Garand shitting the bed is from over pressured reloads.

I love the guy in the beard. He is a man and the speed he cycles the bolt.

P.O. Ackley, in his two volume set titled handbook for shooters and reloaders, writes about him deliberately blowing up military rifles. When he got to the arisaka it blew the barrel out of the receiver. But the threads in the receiver were still intact and all that was needed was to screw another barrel into the receiver. That is one tough rifle.

I'm watching this because Barry is in it. Eric and Barry made a great team.

@Totemparadox

9 жыл бұрын

They sure did :,(

Rest in peace, Barry..

Right as he was saying "dont be reloading while youre inebriated" an ad started for some belgian beer lol

I am glad to know my Type 99 is so strong. Good video. I miss Barry. I am also missing the hand guard. I see it was unharmed by the M1, so if it's laying around, I could sure use it.

Why do these guys not do the same tests on all the guns? Why are the tests different?

@blancosal

10 жыл бұрын

'cause they want to prove on the quality of those guns that claim to be ''reliable'' so they show us how much can it hold.

@SMGJohn

10 жыл бұрын

David Blanco Salas Then you set up a test plan that you follow for all guns and the tests must be similar so the guns can actually be comparable to other guns as who is most reliable and so on, like shooting various types of ammo with more powder than normal or mud test whatever, these tests should be done properly

@blancosal

10 жыл бұрын

That's it.

R.I.P Barry

Hadn't seen this before today. I miss Barry, he was always very clear about other people being safe.

Hi guys, love your videos! Especially your torture tests, mosin nagant 1 and 2 being my favorites. I would like to see more vids like that. Here's one I'd like to see: hot .45 colt, and .454 casull loads from one of those .45/.410 derringers, that might just launch it into orbit though.

I own a Nagoya Arisaka Type 99 and I am glad they made this video. Now I can finally go balls-out with my reloading and not have to worry about my rifle blowing up! Thanks Iraqveteran8888!

Why did you have to shoot it with the Garand at the end? What did that prove, that we couldn't already predict? You just destroyed the rifle for no apparent reason.

@gabrielhancock4695

6 жыл бұрын

genh IL even still

@slingeractual

6 жыл бұрын

i mean the barrel was bulged if you need to replace the whole barrel just replace the rifle

@monelfunkawitz3966

6 жыл бұрын

Because you can buy one for less than you can rebarrel one.

@ther6989

5 жыл бұрын

capefear56, Because 'MURICA that's why you fuckin furry weeaboo.

@iMpRiSiOnEd

5 жыл бұрын

its just a little reminder of how much we arent sorry.

A major part of Ackley's Handbook is about him putting an Arisaka through pressure testing. You might want to look at that.

I hit the like button as soon as I seen the type 99 sticking out of the ground and you holding a M1 :)

Damn shame to ruin that old gun!

All these people butt-hurt about a $100-$300 rifle. It's not rare just because not everyone you know has one.

@Dies1r4e

8 жыл бұрын

+skylar15123 one in decent condition is actually rather rare first off, secondly it's more a matter of respect for the firearm. Your grandfather as an old person isn't very rare, doesn't mean I do an extreme test of how far he can run, and when he passes shoot him at the end of it just for kicks.

@Deutscher924

8 жыл бұрын

+Dies1r4e I'd say it failed the obstructed barrel test, not many rifles would pass it, that rifle will never be as accurate as it was, you'd never be able to sell it, and I'd wager it probably isn't as safe as it was when they got their hands on it. at the point that the barrel bulges it just makes a nice wall piece, now it's a nice wallpiece with some bullet holes in it.

@Dies1r4e

8 жыл бұрын

Deutscher924 A barrel bulge just means a replaced barrel, with less then 100 dollars of TLC you could have restored that gun...the fact that did the test in first place is baffling. Just use a bit of math and a basic knowledge of metallurgy and you can come to the same conclusions without destroying a perfectly good rifle. Once again I use the example of a grandfather. Not rare, everyone has one, but you wouldn't like it if someone beat yours with a bat just to see when his bones broke would you?

@2bitmarketanarchist337

6 жыл бұрын

Dies1r4e I'd agree shooting it was a stupid waste of a gun but your example is a bit extreme.

@windogendoors7566

5 жыл бұрын

I like old posts like these. They show what the value of the rifle use to be. $100 type 99, ah those were the days. Good luck finding one for that low nowadays.

Barry bangin' away with that 99 at the beginning was cool. Miss that dude.

Interesting and surprising. Thanks for running these tests!

the old dude just nodding his head, YEAH I KNOW WHATS GOOD

How the hell do you get such an awesome beard like that?

@humvee2013

7 жыл бұрын

Because he is Barry

@jjsmith4030

7 жыл бұрын

rixille first you have to move out of your parents basement

@rixille

7 жыл бұрын

Not before you do.

Very cool test! Two things I would have liked to see: chronograph data of all the loads and some rounds fired after the barrel bulged.

What's with all the hate over the word "jap"? who cares lmao its just a shortened version, like you might call a polish person a pole for short - get over yourselves.

Pretty bitter that on your 2013 video review, you post clip of this thing only to see it was being shot at, pretty disrespectful.

@FerrahT015

10 жыл бұрын

***** Grandpa, why is your head burning because you see an object not longer serving a war, part of piece of history? either of any sides it could have been better shown to people with proper respect.

@FerrahT015

10 жыл бұрын

***** I'm surprised the WWII German guns and the Confederate flags are still tasty flavors in America who we thought against, how ironic.

@FerrahT015

10 жыл бұрын

***** I like how you would care to give out these bias explanation to why southerner and German gun stood a place, regardless if they thought against our found father and also killed thousands of american troop, such bias typical white person would regard.

@FerrahT015

10 жыл бұрын

***** I'm here to say what I want to point out how twist and elaborates thought to your own desire people like you are, it disgusting.

Love these videos!

Garand: Hello darkness, my old friend. Arisaka: You do me a great honorabru *EXECUTED*

I want an Arisaka.

I keep watching this video just to see Barry. RIP Barry

you always have interesting and educational videos

I wish ya hadn't a done that at the end.

Do they make/sell any spare parts for this rifle? Because thats one historic relic ruined there... I own Two Type 99's, one was a junked one I use for spares, since I cannot seem to find any parts for this thing

@rogerboyd8314

9 жыл бұрын

Try libertytreecollectors.com Btw do you have early or late war models I have a type 38 carbine

@bleepinfireman

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I appreciate your suggestion, it has many historical rifle-related stuff. I have an early model, and I wish I had a Type-38

@rogerboyd8314

9 жыл бұрын

Yeah its just awesome seeing people appreciate historical firearms:)

@MW-tv2xj

9 жыл бұрын

It's easier to get this gun than ammo for it trust me get a good 1930 mosin

I miss this moment in time . Anyone else

Been watching this channel since its infancy. We need a Barry memorial video bro.

What?! I've been dying to get my hands into type 99 and here we have these guys who shoot one of them into shit. ...WHY?!

@reieben886

2 жыл бұрын

If you own that, you can do anything to it

Well it was your gun but I think it was pretty stupid to destroy it like that. At one time You couldn't hardly give away a Arisaka but today they are getting collectable and lots of guys are looking for parts to restore them. I just got done breaking one up for parts that I sold on eBay , got over $400 for them. About $100 for bolt parts and that stock you ruined easly worth over $125. Guess you don't have much use for money, that's fine but lots of guys could use those parts. Think you could do a video on shooting up antique silver dollars?

I appreciate the video and the test , I understand the purpose of this whole demonstration ,once the rifle barrel had bulged it wasn't safe any longer to have around so shoot or dump it or whatever ,I realize what apparently here many do not, the fact that testing and Sacrificing one rifle may in fact save someone's life or eyes or what have you , thank you for caring enough to have made this video at cost to yourself !

Testing performed by P.O. Ackley after the war showed the Arisaka to be one of the strongest, if not THE strongest, actions of the major battle rifles of WW2. My problem is the chambering and the stretched cases I was getting,that I was afraid to reload. I had my 6.5x50 Type 38 chamber casted, and it was so far out of SAAMI spec, that I decided to re-chamber it for a longer rifle cartridge. After doing some research on relative CUP pressures of the various 6.5 rifle calibers, I decided to go with 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser ( some people asked me why I didn't try 6.5x52 Carcano instead, and the answer is that my chamber was just barely out of spec for that case length as well! ). I purchased a finishing reamer for the 6.5 Swede and a GO Gauge, and had my local gunsmith do the conversion for me. The result was a complete success, and I couldn't be happier with the results. The barrel and rifling were in excellent shape, Swedish Mauser ammo and brass are both relatively plentiful and a LOT less expensive and hard to find compared to 6.5x50 Japanese, the re-loading dies are also less expensive and easier to find, and NOW the spent cases are not all bulged-to-hell, and are actually re-loadable. Heck, the Swedish Mauser ammo fires practically the same grain weight bullet. Now I have a rifle I like to shoot, and not a safe-queen. I get pretty good accuracy from Prvi Partzan 139 Grain ammo right out of the box, and I am SURE I can eventually work up a perfect powder load to make it even more accurate.

@StanislavPereuznyk

10 жыл бұрын

impressive

@m551tanker

10 жыл бұрын

FYI ...The Japanese Imperial Army found that having over sized chambers in their automatic weapons helped with extraction of the casing, and since they were not interested in re-loading they did that to all their weapons! One trick you can do, take 1/4" wide masking tape and put one wrap around the base of the case ...alittle ahead of the extractor groove. This will help center the case in the over size chamber and when the cartridge is fired, expansion is spread all around as apposed to going to one side (which what normally happens) ...This will let you re-load the case afew extra times ...my experience. Good Luck!

I enjoyed Barry's shooting style and sense of humor. RIP Barry

1911 realistic torture test

I my self acquired a complete TYPE 99 for $500.00 with matching bayonet and original Sling the date on the rifle is 1941. The mum was never filed off the receiver either the anti-aircraft flip sights are in place and complete! Bayonet has 2 factory arsenal stamps on the blade and I have the cleaning kit, cleaning rod, and some striper clips! Only put 20 rounds threw it and that's it vary nice rifle good grouping at 100 yards too!

@onrr1726

10 жыл бұрын

I don't plan to sell the rifle anytime soon.

love this channel!

What's that thing Barry is wearing around his neck?

really now, why destroy the rifle?

About the last case, I think this is what happened. First the bulge in the barrel was created by over pressured air between the bullet and the obstruction. Then the bullet travels past the bulge. Because the bulge has a larger diameter than the bore of the barrel, and now the propelling gas generated from the powder burning can travel into the rifling grooves. (Before there was no gas in the rifling group, because the bullet cuts into the rifling to get its spin). The gas follows the rifling groove back and generate pressure within those grooves, and put puts pressure on the outside of the case. That's why the case was pressed in from the outside. G3 rifle works on the same principle. Because the extraction was too "hot", the designer intentionally created a "bulge" (4 cuts from the barrel to the chamber), to allow gas to flow back and compress the case just a bit. So that the pressure inside the case and outside the case can be countered, thus easing the extraction.

1:58 I love how you can hear the boom rolling over the hills

No! I want one of these.... And you're beating this one up. Great vid though. ;). One of the few great Japanese firearms of WWII, most sucked.

oooooo even the chrysanthemum's been filed away . That's some real shit.

when I picked up my new mosin from the local ffl I always use the other day they had a beautiful arisaka :) after watching this I think I might just go back and pick it up if its still there lol thanks for the uploads love your videos always informative and entertaining!!! im not quite sure the reason for shooting the stock though knowing what was going to happen beforehand lol even with it being a common/cheap rifle seemed like a waste in my opinion

Awsome test guys! The Arisaka is one hell of a rifle.

You can hate the Japanese as much as you want, this gun is made to last. Only way they were able to destroy it was by shooting it. Long live arisaka

Try an AK-47 torture test ^.^

@EvilDeathNightmare

10 жыл бұрын

Yeah that's never been done before

@jjbonedi1

10 жыл бұрын

i just wanna see another AK die. im tired of people praising it as some firearm god EvilDeathNightmare

@roanhielkema5714

5 жыл бұрын

Done in 2 seconds. Stick barrel in drain cover and bend. I've seen it done in the (then still, albeit barely) DDR. Rave all you want about them, but in my book they're still cheap pink commie crap-o-matics.

@prestonsamson3674

5 жыл бұрын

Nic Jansen just throw it in the mud. Seriously people think it’s a godly gun but they are actually shit. Especially compared to an M-4 or some actually good firearm. Ak’s are meant to be disposable and break but be cheap enough so you can just buy a new one

To clear a blockage,you have to use a case that has been fired in that chamber,but not re-sized. It needs the expanded case to pre-seal the chamber. Simply re-prime a fired full power load add powder cotton or paper towel and fire. I am a factory trained gunsmith. I also make lots of obsolete ammo. Your case had two pressures going on. The case body expanded as soon as it fired,but the bullet slowed at the blockage and caused a greater backpressure that tried to get out around the case neck.This causes the neck [ the weakest part] to role back inside itself often tearing in the process. It looked as if the barrel bulged below the hand guard. Did it split slightly? The fastest burning powders work best.

one of my favorite guns, nice vid!

"BANZAAAAIIIIIIIIII!!!!1"

why destroy amazing as such

One more thing. What were you shooting that caused such an awesome explosion? Even without the explosion, this thing sounds like a cannon when you fired it.

i think i know what happened to that casing/ it created a lot of pressure including what was resistance and trapped air from the mud and sealed chamber, but once that pressure gave it created a type of vacuum seal that increased as the pressure drops and pushes out the mud, it then wanted to pull the brass foreword with it. otherwise the pressure was so great that it found itself outside of the casing from an unperfect sealed casing.

このビデオを見た感想を日本語で言います。 「もったいない」

M-michael bay rifle???

I sure wish Berry was around. He really knew his stuff and was a lot of fun to watch on your show.

When you are firing a blank to clear the barrel obstruction you must cap the cartridge with wax or soap or something to restrict the gun powder enough so it will burn. With no restriction the powder will not combust properly.

what a waste of a historical weapon

hows your hearing with no hearing protection?

my friend was using his training arisaka and the guy he bought his ammo from had overloaded it with some bad primers, one round exploded in the chamber and cascaded into the magazine, he got some shrapnel in his hands and face but came out unharmed

My grandfather brought one of these back from WWII. Sadly, after he died he left it to my uncle and I never saw it again. I would love to try to buy one of these but I just wanted to ask what kind of round does it fire? Or in the case of this video SUPPOSED to fire?

I Effie love barry. Sucks he's dead. RIP brotha

I am a Japanese-American (that actually was stationed in Fort Benning Georgia and Iraq war vet too, I so WISH I knew about these guys while i was there so I could have visited!) and while I kindly request that they not use that abbreviation Jap (due to the painful history that is associated with that word) lets get one thing clear: I will defend these guys from any offended trash talkers who are pissed at them for using that word. Listen guys, these guys CLEARLY meant no harm in the usage of that word. Unfortunately, the abbreviation was used in such a derogatory manner that it left an impression, and its important to be mindful of that but theres no reason to be so hostile to these guys. They did not mean any wrong, and I would defend these guys. In fact, I wish I could be back in Georgia just to visit their store and shake their hands. Great Americans are hard to come by these days, and these guys come across like respectful, kind gentlemen without any pretentious nonsense. So everyone who's giving them crap, Back off. Seriously.

@zachbinkley7150

6 жыл бұрын

Dude cool it... Japanese just takes to long to say...

Does the Arisaka bolt only have one lug on the breech end? I think they were made to 'give' under high pressure rather than blow, hence the vent holes in the receiver ring.

Forget Barry's shirt, where can I get a shirt of Barry with his arms on his belt while looking in the camera? :)

my grandad has the same exact rifle with bayonet and this video made me cry a bit

@guesswhoiwasalongtimeago9291

8 жыл бұрын

+thomas thompson sunshinescopes /Pain,pain,go away./I sympathize with how you feel.

How could you destroy a perfectly good rifle :'(

@matthewpham9525

9 жыл бұрын

conlia tested, not fucking shot at

@conlia

9 жыл бұрын

Matthew Pham fair enough

@LahkesisX

9 жыл бұрын

conlia fuck youuu biiiiiiiitch

@joelim5010

9 жыл бұрын

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@onoes9646

9 жыл бұрын

***** Who's the worse person--you, for making that joke, or me, for laughing?

My grandfather brought one of these home from when he served in New Guinea during WW2.

Man why do you do this to such an beautiful rifle ?

@LOL60345

10 жыл бұрын

laserduck Hello comrade ! Yeah, i dont want to generalize but pretty close.

How about a SMLE torture test....please?

I was impressed with the strength of the Model 99 Japanese Service Rifle...probably 1944 vintage. If the testers had honored the piece correctly, they would have stopped the abuse of the rifle after it stood up to the insane overloads. Destroying the rifle with a blocked barrel, and then by being shot to pieces with a 30-06---was not a test. It was just silly...and wasteful...imho. Would they do the reverse with a Garand, or a Springfield bolt action? I don't think so...nor should they. C'mon, man.

@marcusborderlands6177

5 жыл бұрын

Umm, at that point the gun was worthless... Ever tried to rebarrel a destroyed arisaka? It's hella expensive. Also, would you have trusted a rifle after it had been overloaded to hell and back with your life? Probably no, as you would just buy a new one, and not risk your life. BTW, this gun had no historical value, as the flower on the stock has already been sanded off.

@marcusborderlands6177

5 жыл бұрын

Oh, and yeah, they would destroy a Springfield in a heartbeat if they could learn something from it, and why didn't you complain about the mosin getting abused?