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@seventhsun1
@seventhsun1 5 лет назад
Not showing the target is a pure crime!
@austinavery2261
@austinavery2261 5 лет назад
seventhsun1 I agree I was ready to see the carnage down range!!
@amorembalming
@amorembalming 5 лет назад
Its French. Didn't hit fuck all.
@TahaNasser
@TahaNasser 5 лет назад
@@amorembalming Hahahahaha
@stephenoutdoors7496
@stephenoutdoors7496 5 лет назад
I was about to say the same thing.
@AZ.tattoo
@AZ.tattoo 5 лет назад
seventhsun1. I totally agree!!😊
@Exal191
@Exal191 5 лет назад
Who else really wanted to see what was happening down range?
@kaseyowens3065
@kaseyowens3065 5 лет назад
If I'm not mistaken these guns were proven to be insanely reliable in a 12 hour barrage of fire to buy other troops time, for reasons I am not completely sure of, sometime in ww1. I can't remember specifics beyond that, but I seem to remember that there were 10 teams with hotchkiss machine guns, and a group of soldiers carrying their supplies of extra barrels, ammunition, ECT. The team that was able to shoot the most rounds was to win a prize of some sort. Over 1,000,000 rounds of ammunition were fired in that 12 hour period, with the winning team firing 120,000 rounds in that period of time. Throughout all 10 teams 10 guns and 1,000,000 rounds being fired continuously, there was ZERO mechanical failures of the guns. I know of NO other small arm in history that has showcased that kind of reliability in a combat environment. If anyone can elaborate further on this please help me fill in the gaps!
@rickpaul9565
@rickpaul9565 5 лет назад
VERY interesting ! Thanks
@druisteen
@druisteen 4 года назад
Verdun initial attack , two MG basically stopped the all german army
@kentr2424
@kentr2424 9 месяцев назад
You might want to check out what the British 100th Machine Gun Company did in WW1 (1916 IIRC) using the Vickers (British-built and slightly updated Maxim gun) with 10 Vickers MG's. They used 1 belt (250 rnds) short of 1 million rounds over a 12 hr period with zero stoppages and no issues.
@TheFirearmGuy
@TheFirearmGuy 5 лет назад
"Distinctive looking machine gun" I agree sir - very cool
@MrMacroJesseSky
@MrMacroJesseSky 5 лет назад
My absolute favorite era of arms development. Thanks to Eric, C&Rsenal, Ian, Karl, Anvil, the Great War, all you guys.
@silverfingerthesilverstack5062
My two most favourite youtubers, family friendly, informative, and could listen to them all day.
@Callison-cj3dw
@Callison-cj3dw 5 лет назад
That is one bad piece of machinery!! Old technology is just beautiful!
@yuhboii7862
@yuhboii7862 5 лет назад
The French should have stood with this machine gun Instead of the chauchat
@parodyclip36
@parodyclip36 4 года назад
@@yuhboii7862 Do you know the difference between a LMG and a 50kg weapon that need 4 operators ? It is as pertinent as comparing the cal 30. and the cal 50.
@shayglass
@shayglass 5 лет назад
Wow! The sound of that thing is incredible.
@frederik5991
@frederik5991 5 лет назад
Come to think of it, a lot of french military weapons and vehicles have "smooth lines" and a distinctive "futuristic look".
@john-paulsilke893
@john-paulsilke893 5 лет назад
Frederik design was unparalleled. However they were way too cutting edge way too often.
@bamaq4786
@bamaq4786 5 лет назад
I like to see videos like this. A quick look at a freaking awesome piece of history.
@boadkins3102
@boadkins3102 5 лет назад
At first I read "Hot chicks"
@mr.sandhu587
@mr.sandhu587 5 лет назад
Omfg lol
@JonKellerXXXX
@JonKellerXXXX 5 лет назад
So did I.
@brianthomas9898
@brianthomas9898 5 лет назад
HA! I had to scroll down to check, same here man! Saw Mae in the pic
@AT502
@AT502 5 лет назад
Ha! Same here.
@tlshortyshorty5810
@tlshortyshorty5810 5 лет назад
I mean, Mae is there.
@booneexford5112
@booneexford5112 5 лет назад
Gotta love that sound! Just beautiful!
@Master_of_Critique
@Master_of_Critique 5 лет назад
My two favorite gun channels. Awesome.
@bmillzchevy9875
@bmillzchevy9875 5 лет назад
All you gun guru folks working together are making some great content !!!!!!
@kurt8597
@kurt8597 5 лет назад
magnifique .Une très belle vidéo.C'est excellent de voir cette arme légendaire en action .Encore bravo et merci pour votre travail.
@insertjjs
@insertjjs 5 лет назад
Can't wait for this episode of C&Rsenal
@Mrgunsngear
@Mrgunsngear 5 лет назад
awesome system for sure
@jeanpierreragequit1726
@jeanpierreragequit1726 7 месяцев назад
As a frenchman & collector of the WW1, i did some research about that machine gun. At the beginning of the battle of Verdun, 2 Hotchkiss were positionned in a blauckhoss & stopped the attack on this point , firing no less than 12.000 shots in one day without any incident. The french platoons gave their ammos when they reached the position of the 2 machines guns. Each soldier should carry between 2 or 3 hundreds ammunitions, they left for the position. The machine gun was very reliable , but coudnt be used in fast attacks toward trenches. Many thx for that video.
@ThatGuy-a48
@ThatGuy-a48 5 лет назад
2 channels I love :)
@singleshot2218
@singleshot2218 5 лет назад
Great old gun! Happy New Year!
@chriskelly509
@chriskelly509 5 лет назад
Eric doing the controlled bursts like a boss.
@isantaiii5904
@isantaiii5904 Год назад
Nice teamwork 💪🏻😊👍🏻
@imbok
@imbok 5 лет назад
It was good to see Mr. Moss getting some trigger time on the Hotchkiss and I'd take Mae as an assistant gunner any day of the week. Jolly good stuff!
@robfninh
@robfninh 5 лет назад
That made my day. That was a masterpiece!
@PistolManiac100
@PistolManiac100 5 лет назад
Loved the video, great gun.
@ironfelixfromkuban2580
@ironfelixfromkuban2580 5 лет назад
True international gun. Base system - Odkolek M1891 MG - Austrian engineer (Austrian-Slavian), American engineer Hotchkiss upgraded M1891 gun, and produced in France and other countryes. In Russia in 1916-1917 based on Hotchkiss projected .50 cal MG, in British 12.7x109SR experimental cartridge. This gun was unbuilt, first Russian automatic* heavy machine gun - P-5 - builted in 1925, but, based on Dreyse MG.13 LMG, in British 12.7x81 Vickers. *first non-automatic heavy machine gun, ever built - Gatling-Zagoskin M1869 experimental gun, .60 cal cartridge.
@carbonz3739
@carbonz3739 5 лет назад
I love C&Rsenal videos I can't wait to see the video on this gun.
@willglo
@willglo 5 лет назад
Man...They sure did make things SOLID back then!...Very nice!
@bobafettslaundryroom755
@bobafettslaundryroom755 5 лет назад
That machine gun sounds absolutely awsome!
@pierre-alainberard721
@pierre-alainberard721 4 года назад
Merci beaucoup pour la présentation ! This MG was told to be « increvable », which means « unbreakable » be the solders who served it. This one gun save Verdun by stopping the German attacks.
@jasonrapa7298
@jasonrapa7298 5 лет назад
Wow thanks for the video Great Gun loved it 👍🏼👍🏼👊
@Glizzy2sizevn
@Glizzy2sizevn 5 лет назад
Damn it man! That is bad ass!💪
@ToreDL87
@ToreDL87 5 лет назад
Excellent installment! That thing is brutal, and your guncrew seems to have a good time as well. The Japanese one (the "woodpecker") was practically a Benet-Mercie, but I digress it's all the same system. And indeed it was a cumbersome machinegun, and as you said it wasn't the best but it was reliable and it was easy and fast to produce, the production of this and rotation of troops was Marshall Petain's priority on the order of things, and it won them the war, of course with the all in effort of British and lastly a desperate effort by the Americans who poured in thousands of troops (many of whom were ill equipped but shied not from the duty at hand), I must add. AZ Guns has an excellent installment on the Benet Mercie btw, I encourage people to watch it if they haven't had enough of these kinds of machine guns (not that we can ever have enough of ANY machine gun).
@gambitcustomairsoft8650
@gambitcustomairsoft8650 5 лет назад
Beautiful piece of history right there, ran smooth as butter! Would have liked to see what had happened down range though!
@lucianoalves2820
@lucianoalves2820 5 лет назад
hi buddy... i love your channel.. i like anything relate to guns... i am from Brazil and sadly is very, very difficult to own a firearm here... Anyway your stuff is very enjoyable... best wishes and Happy New Year to you and your crew... thanks a lot....
@sitrep5
@sitrep5 2 года назад
There was also a belt type of feed system for this Hotchkiss machine gun m1914, in fact it was a connection of 3 bullet strips to a belt.
@Bobbymaccys
@Bobbymaccys 5 лет назад
Your New Years resolution should be to put a camera down range for these videos 😉
@ronnielewis2010
@ronnielewis2010 5 лет назад
Seen the thumbnail with Mae of C&Rsenal in the background and it was a no brainer to watch. Beautiful lady with her lovely smile, always a must watch.
@tafino
@tafino 5 лет назад
What kind of velocities are you getting out of that 45 ft barrel?
@costantinoandruzzi2219
@costantinoandruzzi2219 5 лет назад
The Breda M37, Italy's primary HMG, also used those metallic feedstrips.
@demantoid418
@demantoid418 5 лет назад
Awesome! thanks guys
@Tsudoshi09
@Tsudoshi09 5 лет назад
Awww man! would love to see you guys running one of those or a Type 92 and linking the strips, see how much lead you can throw
@markanthonystringfellow3923
@markanthonystringfellow3923 5 лет назад
The Build and Excessive weight reminds me of a Giant Thompson :-)))
@walterpalmer2749
@walterpalmer2749 5 лет назад
In beautiful condition. History in action.
@300whiteout9
@300whiteout9 5 лет назад
Love these types of firearms
@ALIENBLADE
@ALIENBLADE 5 лет назад
Beautiful gun 😍
@TheMotorick
@TheMotorick 5 лет назад
That was really cool, Eric. But disappointed that Mae didn't get a turn. Needs our minute of Mae!
@triumphant39
@triumphant39 5 лет назад
It sure looks and sounds badass while it's firing.
@piikkiniska
@piikkiniska 5 лет назад
Steampunk gun
@ChaplainPhantasm
@ChaplainPhantasm 5 лет назад
EXACTLY! :D
@E-N-sy1mi
@E-N-sy1mi 5 лет назад
Thank you dude!!
@Tula1940_LB
@Tula1940_LB 5 лет назад
It's good to see Mr. Moss again even if for only a moment.
@Kalashnikov2034
@Kalashnikov2034 5 лет назад
@Iraqveteran8888 can you guys do a video on the DP-28 and as always keep up the good work
@Jakeermann88
@Jakeermann88 5 лет назад
Hey this came out on my birthday. Thanks guys.
@larrytaylor1222
@larrytaylor1222 5 лет назад
they had one of these on" Gunny Time" a couple of weeks ago!
@andymcgraw473
@andymcgraw473 5 лет назад
But does it take Glock mags?
@babblingbabblator9259
@babblingbabblator9259 5 лет назад
Did it look like a Glock mag to you..? Yes, it takes French "le glock clippazines"! That joke is getting old...
@andymcgraw473
@andymcgraw473 5 лет назад
Babbling Babblator , butt hurt babbling
@merlemorrison482
@merlemorrison482 5 лет назад
@@andymcgraw473 you are one annoying SOB - don't you have anything better to do than sound like a total jackass in this forum?
@sqwk2559
@sqwk2559 5 лет назад
Andy Mcgraw - when you are smug about being stupid. 😣
@asherdie
@asherdie 5 лет назад
I read in this thread it does take glock magazines, a French clipazine.
@anthonylanci
@anthonylanci 5 лет назад
That thing is awesome!
@packinaglock
@packinaglock 5 лет назад
Damn that looks like fun!
@Tula1940_LB
@Tula1940_LB 5 лет назад
How do you relocate the machine gun if the barrel is still hot?
@billymc2681
@billymc2681 3 года назад
The heavy MGs in those times had some compromises. Going air-cooled vs. water-cooled means a very heavy barrel with heavy cooling rings. Also, it seems the 30 round strips would allow a moment or two between strips for the barrel to cool off.
@davidseldow2217
@davidseldow2217 5 лет назад
Wow, I suggested the Hotchkiss MG last month and you guys delivered. An awesome demonstration of an under-rated heavy weapon of the Great War and surprisingly well made compared to the m1915 ShoSho. Unlike the Maxims, I wonder if this air-cooled heavy gun could run sustained fire before overheating.
@quentintin1
@quentintin1 5 лет назад
it could, but not for as long as the water cooled maxims, it had a heavy barrel and the radiator at the base to absorb and dissipate heat,also the barrel could be swapped relatively easily by pushing a wedge and disengaging the interrupted threads, the barrel can them be pulled off and a fresh one thrown in, but the barrel removing was more for transport than swapping hot barrels, as they were tight and needed a wrench to break them loose
@teamgodmode7197
@teamgodmode7197 4 года назад
Kind of surprising rate of fire for the time period. Way cool to see an old warhorse like that step up and run
@thunderstruck5484
@thunderstruck5484 5 лет назад
Sounds cool
@Oscifer11
@Oscifer11 5 лет назад
Hooray for Mae!!
@thimhailua5601
@thimhailua5601 5 лет назад
Nice video 😍
@kowalski363
@kowalski363 5 лет назад
Thank you
@IMCproductions
@IMCproductions 5 лет назад
Amazing
@ohdamnitsthatguy60
@ohdamnitsthatguy60 5 лет назад
Your neighbours must really love you Eric. :)
@Kyle_Godfrey111
@Kyle_Godfrey111 5 лет назад
Haha. Your description has me reading “CONSIDER PURCHASING A MAN”
@davidmbeckmann
@davidmbeckmann 5 лет назад
Waiting for May to shoot!
@toddmajorowicz801
@toddmajorowicz801 5 лет назад
Take the damn thing apart! I love seeing how things work. Guess I'll have to go over to Forgotten Weapons now.
@brianj.841
@brianj.841 3 года назад
C&Rsenal episode #97.
@jerryjohnsonii4181
@jerryjohnsonii4181 5 лет назад
Very Cool !!!!!!!!!!!
@ArtisanTony
@ArtisanTony 5 лет назад
Nice!
@censorduck
@censorduck 4 года назад
I like it when they get Ian on.
@txarmory2394
@txarmory2394 5 лет назад
Needed more Mae!
@TheWalterKurtz
@TheWalterKurtz Год назад
The internals of these are BEAUTIFUL! Most Steam-Punk real gun of all time.
@markwilliams5958
@markwilliams5958 5 лет назад
Is the open gas piston for cooling or fouling control.. or is there a cover that's missing? Great video! It's always nice to see Mae and Othias.
@quentintin1
@quentintin1 5 лет назад
the open piston is for barrel removal. the barrel is held in the receiver with interrupted threads and a wedge, you lock the bolt back, push the wedge out and using the barrel wrench (a 1m long bar of steel with a U shape at one end) you break it loose, this is done mostly for transport purposes to lighten the load and reduce lenght (as can be seen, the barrel is a long as the receiver
@Dondon6x7
@Dondon6x7 5 лет назад
The best part was seeing Mae!! ;)
@austinhughes6852
@austinhughes6852 5 лет назад
Hey Eric and Chad, can you do a video on the Top 5 guns most common surplus guns?
@Autobotmatt428
@Autobotmatt428 4 года назад
Rock of the Marne man!
@jarlbalgruuf2162
@jarlbalgruuf2162 5 лет назад
my favourite machine gun in the history of guns
@ghost-lp9cv
@ghost-lp9cv 5 лет назад
all these youtubers having Range Days, and everyone brings ARs or AKs. i want a WW1 Range Day nothing after 1918.
@loddude5706
@loddude5706 5 лет назад
Mons Meg?
@lukaszpygiel453
@lukaszpygiel453 5 лет назад
I love Your clips, your the best :) could you test acc, range, and meltdown of an "great" Polish assault riffle GROT ..... pleeeeeease :)
@gpracer270
@gpracer270 5 лет назад
Mae does not even flinch! She is the best!
@GendanoGungakusha
@GendanoGungakusha 5 лет назад
That’s very true for our IJA!
@justinriley8651
@justinriley8651 5 лет назад
that is how guns should be made. that is beautiful
@kingerikthegreatest.ofall.7860
Very cool. There's also German stuff in Star Wars ( mg 34 )
@royperkins3851
@royperkins3851 5 лет назад
Hotchkiss was a American/ French company that created alot of French machine guns ,this particular kind of gun was a standard heavy machine gun in the US Army in ww1 France!
@user-yj8vj3sq6j
@user-yj8vj3sq6j 5 лет назад
What a beast
@tommurray8312
@tommurray8312 5 лет назад
hell yeah c&r !
@oldskoolhoss7534
@oldskoolhoss7534 5 лет назад
I wish you would have talked about the gas system and lock up system as well.
@MrWest3
@MrWest3 5 лет назад
Niiiiiiice, very nice ; )
@etienebrooks6797
@etienebrooks6797 3 года назад
Nice machine gun
@paulmauser5076
@paulmauser5076 5 лет назад
Formidable de voir cette mitrailleuse en action, bonjour de france mes amis🙋🙌👍👍
@Gottaculat
@Gottaculat 5 лет назад
6:17, is his left palm bleeding?
@kimprisbrey368
@kimprisbrey368 5 лет назад
WAY COOL!!!!!!!
@ianbounds1279
@ianbounds1279 5 лет назад
when was this filmed i miss those kinds of days
@moonshinerman
@moonshinerman 5 лет назад
The firing rate and sound of this gun is phenomenal. The only thing that i wonder about it the piston under the barrel has a large air gap when not being fired. Might be a hazard with mud or debris getting in there. I have seen footage of the Hotchkiss being fired before. The gun would be fired and when the last cartridge would be fired, the assistant gunner would put his hand on top of the area of the rear sight to block the gunner's view and I assumed it was to let the gunner know the gun was empty. I wondered if it was to ensure the gunner did not pull the trigger again possibly breaking the firing pin?? I saw it on two different scenes so it appeared it might have been something instilled in them at training. Any ideas?
@dimamax5372
@dimamax5372 5 лет назад
my grandpa's heavy machine gun back in 1927
@RktsledTv
@RktsledTv 5 лет назад
When can we see a ruger ar556 meltdown. Would love to see how it stacks up to the M&P 15
@terrandroid
@terrandroid 5 лет назад
nice weapon
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