Did this experimental Charlton Enfield see battle? With curator, weapon expert Jonathan Ferguson 

Late Night Gaming, you mind telling me what you're doing on a Royal Armories video?

@@darthferaligatr2968 Jonathan’s been doing collaboration’s with the gaming channel, Gamespot. Jonathan breaks down the different guns featured in video games and teaching us gamers a thing or two. It’s an interesting series which I highly recommend.

@@darthferaligatr2968 sir, finishing this excellent video

It's like choosing a favourite child :)

@@c0ldhandzzz the reply was a Halo reference

When you wish upon a Star!

This is how most British people are, classy (well minus the people in the north) lol

@@samholdsworth3957 the people up north are a lot kinder, community minded, and less snobby tho lol so I guess it balances out

they both look like guns out of the Fallout games

Charltons and Electrolux could be alternate history games as well as games for Post Apocalypse.

It looks like a Thompson prototype,which to fire rifle rounds.

Well yeah its kinda the point you just need something that works

Johnathan, Ian McCollum, and the Lockpicking Lawyer have amazingly relaxing voices.

Have you heard Hickock?

If you like an interesting voice, check out Chef John on Food Wishes

AFAIK, they only make the collection available to accredited researchers, because UK hoplophobia... Hope I'm wrong, I could easily spend a month or two there when I make my triumphant return to Blighty sometime in the next few years. (Spent time there on a study abroad program a lifetime ago & have dreamt of returning on another extended visit ever since! Couldn't live there permanently of course, because reason above...)

@@callumwright7459 Having a large and growing but proportionally small community doesn't really contradict his remark. If a community is 1% of the population and then doubles in size (without adding people from outside sources), it's still 2%.

@@callumwright7459 But it is relevant. He said the UK has an anti-gun culture, and your response was saying there's a shooting community. It was your response that was kind of irrelevant, because he never said that there was no shooting community. He just said that culture as a whole isn't very fond of guns.

@@callumwright7459 That's not how I "chose" to read the situation, it's literally the only way to read the plain text. Objectively. There's no subjectivity here. "there is not, in fact most people, as is very often the case, have somewhat mixed feelings on the subject." - Then how come there's hardly any effort to undo the current laws? "an attempt to dissuade the larger, more pervasive myth that people in the UK hate, are scared of, are unable to own or are otherwise adverse to firearms" - But then again the proof is in the pudding. A very large number of people in the UK actually thinks guns are banned, and a very large percentage is unable to own them because they simply do not meet the requirements. "my point was that it is unfair to declare the British as a people, or the UK as a nation to be such, because it is simply not true." - But how is it not? If British society was tolerant of firearms, the laws would be different.

Why thank you Tom!

@@krullingmyballs damn, that’s pretty cool and sad at the same time. My grandfather was kicking himself for doing it. Luckily they seem to have at least one Charlton at the museum in Waiouru as well ....if only they had a Bob semple too, two kiwi wunderwaffe!

@@krullingmyballs Jesus lol, I bet there's a story behind how he got those.

@@krullingmyballs I must wonder, what will you all do if the Chinese decide to get more aggressive in their property aquiring moves in the Pacific. You know - another Asian co-prosperity sphere??

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That is sad...my great grandfather brought back his M1 grand and is sniper rifle, both in 30-06....my grandfather brought back his M4 from Korea...but he turned in his M4 after the first assult weapons ban, the M1 was buried with my great grandfather and the sniper...it went missing we have no idea where is it, we're thinking that one of the druggy cousins swiped it for drug money and pawned it off as it went missing right before my great grandfather's death...altimers got him...even after he completely lost his mind he could remember every second for what happened...my dad during college sat down with him and did an interview with him that's floating around somewhere in a documentary, he had a street named after him, dad doesn't know but when I was little and my dad was outside talking with my grandfather, great grandfather told me to set on his lap that he had something to tell me...he said he knew what happening to him, he said that he knew he would not see me grow up into a man...I was just 6 at the time...but I remember literally everything he told me..so,e of which will never leave my lips as he made me promise to never tell (mainly because some of it was still classified) but during the darkest of moments of telling me what happened to him he grabbed hold of my arm as if he was gripping on for his life, hurt but I could see it in his eyes, the tears will never leave my memory he started calling out for his men, begged me to find them,..he took machine gun fire from the japs, in his back as well as shrapnel from one of our own shells and a grenade, he still had most of it in his back, too close to his spine to remove..he cleared out that pillbox, even with all the damage with his fellow fallen man's BAR, the commander of the japs until surrendered to him wouldn't surrender to anyone else...later after great grandfather's death grandfather returned a katana to the family of the person that surrendered. They told him to keep it that great grandfather earned it...I don't know what happened to it...unlike great grandfather, grandfather refused to talk about anything to do with war...still to this day barely says anything and gets both sad and calms up...he wants to talk about it but he's afraid to...probably because the stuff he saw is both too terrifying to him to talk about and because it's probably still classified...I found great grandfather's purple heart grandfather told me to keep it, but I told him that great grandfather earned it it should go with him...dad didn't know that, and he was buried with it. Sadly I never got to say goodbye to him...great grandfather passed away a year later due to complications..he was found in his favorite chair. He was a man of few words...even with his lost mind...if he spoke you listened because there was no telling what he'd say...I think that's what helped hold on as long as he did, he still wouldn't let a Japanese or any asian person in the house with him...dad said it was because he hated them...but from what I gathered...it was both hatred and fear that in his lost mind he might hurt them, he was done with blood shed...he was peaceful in his last days...even with his constant breaks and episodes...I rarely got to speak with him, but when I did I made it count.

@@Simon_Nonymous My dad ran a deer stalking concern, we had a surprising number of idiots come through boasting that they had illegal weaponry. I've not held an FAC for decades or handled a firearm either, but i still wake up in cold sweats from a reoccurring nightmare that i am responsible for off ticket guns. to be clear, I've never had an illegal gun, but the paranoia still lingers.

I would definitely be up for that.

@Stupid Bitch yeah but there's webcams and this covid crap won't last forever 😒

@Stupid Bitch bloke recently traveled to finland and recorded videos together with the "gun jesus", it would not be impossible to Jonathan to go to Switzerland after covid

@Stupid Bitch Uh, I suspect Bloke is still an English citizen & even if not, CH & UK probably have visa-free visits like US & UK. It's only a 3 hour flight away fer chrissakes...

@Stupid Bitch lol for sure

Known for their experimental minimalist song construction and machine-gun drum sound.

Needs a suppressor, red dot, drum mag, and ugly gold camouflage

@@prouddegenerates9056 heretic

He made together with Mr. Ferguson a video about DIY firearms.

probably studying gun engineering and some history on top, and being very very good at it, and instead of actually manufacturing guns, write some books on them and apply to work in one of the biggest gun museums

I really hope it involves a ritual duel to the death with the old keeper.

Electrolux are into a lot of things you wouldn’t expect. That includes firearms (and seat belts).

We've done a few :)

It's good if it fires and hits anything. The bad is well.... Look at it. Try maintaining and reloading it.

Since we never got into the last ditch we never had to find out.

One of many amazing finds by my wife. It's 'Torben' by 'Banned'.

@@jonathanferguson1211 Oh nice! Yeah I'm gonna have to get one then haha I don't know how cool I will look without the Charlton though lol