Experimental Bullpup Over/Under Shotgun with a Secret 

I mean... For a shotgun it might work entirely...

I wonder if the creator was a Redguard

Something, something, knee.

Straight barrels are for chumps! In totally unrelated matters; does anyone know how to remove buckshot from feet?

Evgeni I understood that reference.

How did the engineer fix his constipation? He worked it out with a pencil.

@@schrodingersgat4344 why have you done this?

@@austinm.9832 It's an old joke ,Sir; but it checks out.

If it ain't broke, FIX IT

Hah yup. Love your Red pfp btw

sore loser: I can imagine Gene Wilder as the engineer and Richard Prior as the customer lol

@Daniel Mc Dowell maybe a bit more like an engineer comes up with a great concept and then a grafics designer tells them their boxy piece of shit car isn't going to sell, put it in this shiny pretty plastic piece of shit, and the next three years are spent trying to come up with weird workarounds for problems that shouldn't exist bloating the original concept until it weighs three times more or needs to be entirely redesigned.

Engineers have some shocking and alarming blind spots in their common sense and knowledge. I worked for a commercial printer that printed damn near everything for Pratt & Whitney from their internal material inspection forms to engine manuals to convention posters. Most of what we printed for them was ordered by engineers in their different facilities. These engineers are supposed to be some of the brightest people in the world designing shit for civilian use and our military. They could redesign a new jet engine in less than a week but they couldn't figure out how to use the website we designed for them to order from which was so simple and clear that my great grandmother who remembers when they rolled out electricity in our area could operate it. There seemed to be a direct correlation between how complex a challenge was and their ability to solve it. The complexities of a new jet engine - no problem. Sending an email order through a purpose designed website - fucked them up.

@@LordPadriac you just made great example of a thing called SPECIALIZATION. The engineer who designs a jet engine might not be able to operate website, and the web designed who designs a website might not be able to design a jet engine. What seems like easy, run-of-the-mill stuff that should be obvious to anyone seems easy to *you* because you've SPECIALIZED yourself to that particular niche, and likewise the jet engine engineer would shake his head at you for not understanding the easy, run-of-the-mill obvious stuff that goes into jet engines, something that might as well be elder magic to you.

@@Warhamer116 Exactly, the whole country is specialized now. Its sad but if your resume makes you look like a jack of all trades, the employer will assume that you arent good at anything....even though have multiple disciplines in your background can improves common sense and makes you see and solve problems that the specialized people are blind to. I think its funny how things have changed. They used to say you lacked common sense if you didn't know how to properly butcher a hog, or tie bowline knots, overhaul a tractor engine. Now you have no common sense if you don't know how to click buttons on a digital interface in the proper order. I work at a lock and dam/hydroplant facility. They are adding an additional lock chamber as a sister chamber for towboat traffic. The old lock was built in 3 years before computers with pencil and paper. The new one is going to take 20, they are halfway done, and the part of the old lock dug up from the 1940's looks like its built twice as well as the new addition. Engineers used to do a little of everything, now you have a safety engineer, a fastener engineer, a concrete engineer, a blueprint engineer, an electrical engineer ect ect ect.

No you wont

Call it a chairgun

I see this as a mid-level quest reward/ dungeon loot unique weapon

Isaac Burgoyne It's a Level 10 hand grenade

Making a mod for Fallout 4 or some would probably be easier, as opposed to making a whole ass game. Be good practice too. Lots of indie devs these days started as modders for some game or another.

I rather not use it as a shotgun

Made by mida

i really doubt that this thing even floats

@T REX mayby, mayby it can float then, but i still wouldn't want to try it out

This killed me 😂

Lmao

Brilliant comment. I laughed.

*Gentleman's waterfowl gun. Shooter kept his eye on birds but rested gun under his right arm while assistant opened breach and fed barrels from behind him.*

svtirefire reminds me of this “Hmmm the floor here is made of floor” meme

@@javidmirza4584 "I used the bore to obstruct the bore"

Yeah half their designs aren't even functional. Learning about guns has ruined me

@@rmblwgn shhhhh... i dream of revolvers with massive blades attached

@@fwoibles honestly their Lever action semi auto rifles pissed me off. even worse are the shotguns that are be obviously break barrel but somehow magazine fed

@@rmblwgn well thats what happens in a game where the majority of the weapons are computer generated with a mash up of parts randomly until the game can recognize it for you to find and use

Haha yeah this is a jackobs shotgun lowley

Nice critical thinking skills u got there lol

Same beautiful gun but idk how you'd ever avoid getting hurt if you had a catastrophic failure. I've never seen a gun where you lay your head directly over the Chamber. I mean the cheekweld is right at explosion point maybe even in front so a bit worrying

@@Mibit911 tavor? or many bullpups?

Unique? Sure. Clever? Uhhhh

​@@Mibit911just put a thumb in it.

Why I watch

And .... Half life 3 confirmed...

@@Montageproduction123 Its not HL3 sadly, its some kind of watered down VR experience I think.

Amen brother!

@@LazyLifeIFreak it's their flagship vr game, it's gonna be good, and deffo not watered down.

Sounds suspiciously like LGR(Lazy Game Reviews), if that guy could have a wood veneer on his sandwich, he'd eat it.

And wood paneled trees

PsychoLucario family sport wagon from vacation.

Or bought a Morgan, and had a wood framed car 👍😆

I didn't make this... And there can't be 2 of us!

Fingers crossed

I’d snatch one right up

They'd be largely polymer though

I'd totally try one.

@@fixerupperer You mean plastic. Don't try and church it up, boy.

Wow, what a brilliant insight! I doubt that all the pellets would gain a backspin when shooting but this at least explains the concept

@@mpbiggame1010 This is actually the principle behind airsoft guns that lets them keep accuracy over distances up to a few hundred feet.

Skill issue

⁠@@purestench9263What is a skill issue?

Ah very true, I've never gotten a more tired forward arm than after a day of skeet shooting. Those old grandpa hunting shotguns sure aren't light

Nice

E-P-I-C

Just did a rimshot for ya.

@@NotOneOfUs 🤣😂😜😆😁😄🔞

A+

🤣😂😜

Or rather, *inside* the stock.

Good one.

Stop its Not even funny

Inevitable Decay - Most geniuses are a mix of both. It does not however go the other way.

Or they were a dangerously bored gunsmith.

A bright idiot possibly

There’s a fine line between genius and idiocy... I like to use that line as a jump rope!

just a lunatic

Just buy curved slugs. Duh.

Look up 'krummlaufe', its an attachment for an STG-44 thats basically just a really long barrel bent at a certain angle.

what's worse is that the most likely failure point looks to be right where you would put your cheek for a sight picture.

exactly my thoughts lol

@Angry Combat Wombat yeah, but if the path of least resistance is too much, that barrel's going to blow. This is a fairly gentle curve though, so I dont think it would stop per se, just slow down

Good observation.

Damn, that would be serious recoil.

@@kirbyculp3449 10 gauge isn't much worse than a hot 12 gauge

I have a hard time thinking that’s a 10g doesn’t even look like 12gauge I first saw it thinking it was 20 or 16 gauge at best 10 gauge would rip off that flap

I knew it

"Methinks"

And probably made by one/two guys in a shed somewhere.

@@MrVinnyme i believe he meant : " my silly ass..."

This has that look like somebody was showing off

Verily!!

it's a 2x4 with extra steps

Purple Gladiator this implies that a 2x4 is a shotgun.

@@MK-gb7ht It can be if you want it to

@@MK-gb7ht you clearly don't try hard enough

2x4 with pluming pipes going through

This is the gun version of having a terrible OC drawing phase

oc dont stel

​@@j.o.d.mercer7519yea preatty much, most bad pre-teen ocs tend to have some good ideas executed badly

I would... very positively...

Some people saw off their shotgun barrels to make it fit, so why not just bend it instead.

@@nehcrum I don't think you get it...

HE , MANN ;) das ist ein guter hinweis :D HE, MAN;) that's a good hint: D

On the contrary, this could be made specifically by a ballistics guy trying to leverage the magnus effect.

To kill god.

Answer: Because why not? That's all the reason an engineer needs.

He wanted a sight rib.

To get the longest possible barrel out of a convenient, well balanced package.

sCieNcE iSn'T AbOuT wHy ItS aBoUt WhY nOt

And you could get it pretty short with it being legal too

@@patricknaughton6636 People wondering why you're effectively carrying the stock of a shotgun around.

then in becomes just a stock with a trigger xd

A boom stock instead of a boom stick?

Love it

Maybe he can! Sadly, I doubt it myself.

To the person who made this: You've confused an engineer and historian. Well done.

I ain't shooting it, and I'm the guy who shoots the guns my friends are scared to shoot :)

@@mazkact what a strange flex...

@@Daplin1 The system of lockup has me concerned.

@@mazkact low brass only, uhm way low brass. Lol

@@NicktheMac Mini shells + birdshot. Just in case and you still should see how well it performs.

thought the bottom barrel was straight and the top one ended before the grip

When I first watched this on Full30, I was wondering where the bottom barrel's breech was since the top barrel's breech looks near the top of the butt of the stock. I didn't expect the gunsmith to literally bend the barrels.

Same

Yeah .. when Ian said at the beginning that the barrels go all the way to the end of the stock I was like "no way in hell" ...

Would a thumbhole or pistol grip design have solved the problem?

But those are "accidentally" bent....

For a second I thought you were gonna make a dick joke.

Usually they just bend the sights.

I think you'll find Ian brings his own guns 👍

@@LittleBrotherSeymour They hand him the BB Gun, he stands still for a second and turns around to a nonexistent camera and starts explaining it's intricacies.

Brandon hates bullpups

@@nuhur6920 He hates bubba bullpups

The only way to go further back involves surgery on the shooter's shoulder to make it part of the gun.

That because a bolt needs room to reciprocate on a semi auto...

@@SlyPearTree So you can load the shotgun shells into his shoulder muscles

@@randylahey2242 Blow-forward?

@@jonasstrzyz2469 So like move the barrel off the bolt? that will be incredibly inaccurate and it would kick like a son of bitch on full auto, having the barrel slamming forward and back.Its been done on a nonbullup and it sucked lol. Something has to move to allow the bullet to be extracted.

And a barrel shroud! This THE gun!

@@atthebrink74 b-but Biden said to just get a shotgun....

Bruh I'm dead. Missing the "30 caliber clip" though

@@TheSpecterRanger A little tape could fix that though

Omg your killing me

Yeah, guessing the wood paneling seemed to wrecked to remove without damaging it.

@@Gerniaz I mean, besides the bits he showed off it's probably basic shotgun stuff.

and the barrels, like the spoon, are bent.

Well, problems only exist because solutions don't exist. The fact this weapon existed. It is because it solved some problem. Yet not the right problem.

@@SonsOfLorgar If you like something like this Lorgar but want something with more than 2 shots, look up a Cosmi. Although they are very expensive starting at like $10k for a used one, they are a shotgun I'd love to have. There is a tube in the buttstock (though loaded like a regular pump shotgun, but pushed back not fowards) for allowing for a lighter fore end for better following shots.

@@Qardo The history of firearms development is full of examples of solutions in search of a problem.

@@tommyblackwell3760 very true.

Non existent problem: exists Nazis: "it's free real estate"

how the hell does your comment say it was posted a month ago?

@@MetalGearSEAL4 maybe he releases them early for patreon?

@@MetalGearSEAL4 I had early early access to video thoughts Patron.

oh makes sense lmao

@@MetalGearSEAL4 20 bucks well spent

Its balanced like a bird gun.

To show that he‘d have to completely take the gun apart and then it might he impossible to put back together. This thing was definitley not meant to be disassembled... ever.

It works using a German engineer and some alcohol

​@@nick0taylor I'm also quite interested in how the trigger mechanism would fire the cartridge - but thinking about it there are things Ian might have been able to show without disassembling it. The firing pins have to be in the breech block; right?. And that's the bit that pivots up - which means the trigger linkage needs to be exposed, somehow, when it's open. My guess is the linkage somehow use the two holes you can see in the block that sits between the two chambers at the rear. So pulling the trigger while the breach is open might show us something (though that divider block does seem to move rearwards a little when the breach is raised; which might prevent the trigger mechanism from operating unless it's closed; though is it moved mechanically or by spring pressure? Pushing on it might reveal that) And flipping the camera around to try to show the breech faces should also show what those two divider holes might match up with. Then there's the question of how the firing pins get cocked; though I'd venture another guess that the level which unlocks and beings to raise the breech might also cock the firing pin strikers or internal hammers.

I was trying to figure who the trigger mechanism fit under the barrel.

reasons are the same as any bulpup except for skeet/bird hunting id imagine.

Slice of Bread nice. I had to go back and look. Observation skills spot on.

I presume that it is striker fired. As for the details, I do not know.

I second that motion of seeing its insides!

Same here, I'm really curious about its inner workings. I would have loved to see it taken apart.

Yeah, I was kinda disappointed that Ian didn't show if the triggers were actually attached to the action.

That's amazing. Germans suck; beat them at their own game.

I think Ian mentioned it towards the end of the video (I was reading comments by then lol) but in WWII, Germany trialed some *_very_* curved barrels on the StG-44. And by "very", I'm talking 90°! Albeit, done through a long, sweeping curve... 😊 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krummlauf

"And a date and a town would be nice too."

..and he saw that it was good.

Could be under the wood somewhere.

*Praise Him*

*Blank* wuz here, deersigned dis dem furarm.

CAPNMAC82 Inspiration for the bore snake, no?

The one with the breech blocks that swing out to the side, right? I wanted that thing so badly! It sold for a relatively small sum considering how unique it was!

@@ZombieWilfred I've been scouring the auction houses hoping, praying it'll turn up again. I'm not even an over/under guy, but I'd buy one of those in a heartbeat.

That lefaucheux is my favorite!!

Yeah

I fucking loved that thing

I was thinking the same thing, i can imagine it would feel odd at best.

@@conanholmes8620 and would feel like a missing arm at worst 👀

@@maxman1244 Might be the reason for 10 gauge...but we won't know until we see it fired. Whoever buys those...I'd make a video about it. Even if you don't want to be seen, let someone else do it, wear a mask but get the info out there.

Hell yeah brother.

One step away from “The Judas Pair”🤣🤣🤣

Much safer to have the explosion just in front of your eyes, like a normal rifle 😂

phillxor Exactly, what’s wrong with holding a 50 cal in your teeth, people are so cautious🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤣🤣🤣♥️

Literally any bullpup.

the guntube pipeline has got to be the most stable and sane pipeline in the internet.

Rip 🙏 🪦 fpsrussia

@@robinthrill3r7 Dude fell off hard. Went from making cool gun videos to telling made up stories about his time in prison.

I highly recommend garand thumb and Kentucky ballistics

The shot would be in a wad wouldn't it?

Especially given that it is 10 gauge. So some pretty darn big booms going off pretty close to your face. That breach had better be rock solid and air tight.

Goat Boy, same as if it was going off in a normal gun between your face/hands/arms. And if it did have a carostrophic event, it opens upside down, so it would all go, largely harmlessly, down below your armpit... hopefully

A reality where you can buy a gun from a vending machine. They probably come with some kind of magical enchantment and fire a unique or obscure cartridge that would make it a pain in the ass to reload or find ammunition for

@@DeNihility the cartidge is curved like macaroni . lol

"Curved barrels are a bad ideas." Says you.

@@nehcrum Look guys its the man who made the shotgun

Then my SMLE should be just fine right?

This isn't cursed. This is a cool gun and I want one.

No, this isn't bubba made or photoshopped

It would've fit nicely in The Order 1886, with all that wood

This is way late however depending on how often a person shoots it they could get used to the the weight difference. Of course that could affect accuracy when shooting other firearms. My best guess is probably for someone who is disabled/has less grip strength in one hand. Weight is in the back and one could pin it between legs to reload. Keep in mind I partially got that idea from another commenter.

Good point

Looks kinda kroot-y

I don't think so. Most barrel length laws a fairly new compared to how old this gun looks. To me it looks like a gun made in 1920-50 (I say this due to it being a 10 gauge and the ware and tare of the gun its self) and given that to my knowledge most barrel length laws came atleast in america around the 60's.

0.0 I'LL BE IN MY SHED BE RIGHT BACK

@@mattheweagles5123 the barrel starts behind the trigger, making it more compact but still a full length barrel, and thus, a loophole

Short barreled shotguns were placed under the tax stamp law with suppressors, machine guns and short barreled rifles in the 1930s. The definition is 18 inch barrel and overall length of 26 inches.

@@ace-kz9id I assume he meant that something like this didn't come out after barrel length laws, to sort of circumvent SBS laws.

Grok? What is that even supposed to mean?

@@bluepegasus1322 It's a word from Robert Heinlein's *Stranger In A Strange Land*. It means, literally, "to drink deeply of" in Old High Martian. A meaningful translation is "to understand fully". It's made it into general American English among those who read science fiction or are into gaming or RPGing.

@@markfergerson2145 Huh, I'd heard it before, and understood through context, but it was always one of those strange but familiar words. I don't think I've read Stranger in a Strange Land since high school, 20+ years ago. Thank you. It makes sense now that I think they had Amy use that slang in Futurama, since she was a human born on Mars.

Wow....

Im a bit upset that i laughed as hard as i did.

I still want to see the 870 mud test.

Also what barrel life is like, it wasn't too good on a Krummlauf.

Lol me too

same

I do not need this but I want it. I don't need a reason I have the right to keep and bear arms.