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@NegariaDesign 2 года назад

As a Persian living inside Iran I approve the information provided in this video. Thank you.

@m1a23 4 года назад

I was born in iran and this is what my family had , it's deeply part of my culture coming from south part of iran . This is the rifle of "Lor " tribe and if you look at all the music videos from there , this rifle is part of every ceremony.

@IRAN_SHAHR_R Год назад

Hello. I am from Iran . I was born in one of the most noble tribes of Iran, namely Lor. We live in the southwest of Iran and this weapon is very popular among our people. It is really a unique weapon. I am truly grateful to the great Reza Shah for leaving such a legacy for me and for serving me and my compatriots so much. May God keep you in his arms. I suggest you research him. Long live Iran ❤️

@pablofortain4945 6 дней назад

Nice words and thank you for the info. Saludos from Argentina.

@jmiddlefinger 4 года назад

The text on the receiver actually says “Long rifle model 1317 Brno firearms factory”. 1317 in the Persian calendar is 1939 in the common Gregorian calendar. I am a former Persian linguist for the U.S. military and later as a government contractor.

@babakraissiyan7516 4 года назад

John Hicks ..hi..it's correct..I'm persian..brno also produce short and medium model too..these are good rifles for hunting in iran an meny hunter use them today ..they change stuck and put the scope on....i have a brno too but it's not military version..it's the famous zg47 model and she's gorgeous

@jeremysiegel10 4 года назад

Hi John, also Persian linguist and I own 2 of these rifles purely because they're cool and in farsi

@jmiddlefinger 4 года назад

Shaz arad Hell yeah they are! It’s nice to encounter another Perling here!

@jmiddlefinger 4 года назад

Babak Raissiyan They sure are beautiful rifles and such great shooters. I’m glad they are still used by Iranian hunters - I bet they put food on many, many tables. امیدوارم یک روز این مدل توفنگ را خوهم داشت!

@babakraissiyan7516 4 года назад

John Hicks..I hope so👍👍👍👌

@mortezamohammadi505 4 года назад

4:07 and that crest is the symbol of the persian monarchy The monarchy was overthrown in the islamic revolution 41 years ago Edit: I didn't know this comment could get so hot lol

@area51_guard20 4 года назад

saddest day in Iran's modern history

@marklucca3044 4 года назад

I was 9 years old in Tehran when that happened in 1979 & we had to leave that promising country. I guess that's what happens when you give it all up for a pie in the sky dream.

@negativezero7847 4 года назад

My great grandfather was part of the persian monarchy/qajar dynasty, it was overthrown before that

@marklucca3044 4 года назад

@Michael Srite If America didn't get involved in Iran, the country would've been another Soviet Republic. Thank god America was involved in Iran, but unfortunately the carter administration wanted to replace the Shah. The allies invaded Iran in WWII so they can ship war materials to the Soviets. After the war they left Iran except for the Soviets. The Soviets attempted to convert N. Iran into a Soviet Republic. In response, Truman basically told Stalin, if you don't leave N. Iran, Moscow will be another Hiroshima. Stalin high tailed out of Iran like the coward bully he was. Americans helped Iran A lot, but unfortunately, things didn't work out in the long run.

@area51_guard20 4 года назад

@@marklucca3044 bro America didn't help iran it helped it self .shah was definitely not perfect but if Iranian people are suffering today its because America replaced shah with khomeini .that's why iranian people can never trust America or Iran's government. they are on their own if they want to make iran a better place. let's not forget US government is responsible of almost all wars in modern history.

@samsen3965 Год назад

300 yards, no scope. Not a single missed! Wow.

@mohammadrezamadani1137 4 года назад

Hi buddy love from Iran🇮🇷 my grandpa has one of this gun.

@lancersharpe 4 года назад

Man, you can't miss with that beautiful full-length Mauser. Gorgeous.

@ajnova9971 4 года назад

The crest is called the Lion and sun and was national symbol of Iran since 14th century until islamic revolution. The crown can be Qajar dynasty's crown or Pahlavi dynasty, their crowns were different.

@j.haseli2291 Год назад

This rifle it’s ordered by king reza Pahlavi first, the grate king of Iranian history, the king saved our country, Thanks for your video Erik & chad 🙏

@UrNotThatGuyPal 4 года назад

“Well I done went over...” God I love this channel lol

@twostonetraveler 4 года назад

Just forward of the receiver bridge it says: "Made in year 1217" (Persian Calendar) "Berene Gun Factory". On the stock it says "4105 P" "For Soldiers". Source: Translated by a Persian.

@mortezamohammadi505 4 года назад

We are currently in the final days of 1398 so if thats true the gun is 181 years old

@twostonetraveler 4 года назад

@@mortezamohammadi505 We recognize that. The translation has been confirmed but it does not make sense when converted to the Georgian calendar.

@mortezamohammadi505 4 года назад

@@twostonetraveler lol It may even be a lunar year based calendar I mean the one that is more arabic than persian and is at the year 1441

@mortezamohammadi505 4 года назад

@@twostonetraveler and that crest is a national symbol I knew it right away since i am an iranian lol Its the symbol of the shah(monarchy) which was replaced by the islamic republic

@jmiddlefinger 4 года назад

It’s says “Long rifle model 1317 Brno gun factory”. Source: translated by myself, former military Persian linguist *Edited to change “made in year” to “model”. Essentially the same thing, but I originally carried over the wording from the original translation above but wanted to be more accurate. Not shitting on the original translation, either - the engraving of the 3 is rough, and a non-gun guy would likely translate “model” to “made in”.

@cyrusmackie9376 9 месяцев назад

The logo on the rifle is called " lion and sun" with the Pahalavi dynasty's (last imperial dynasty of Iran) on the top and when it comes with the reefes around it, it's the Iranian Imperial Army's Logo.

@AtsoftcoT Год назад

this brought back so much memories , my grandpa had one . i remember as a kid every time i went to visit my grandparents . he had these small boxes of ammo . i used take one or two , then go home take it part and set the powder on fire . then take the empty cartridge to school and put it in the class heater before the teacher walked in ,few min latter primer would go bang lol. thank you for this .

@centralvalleyamerican8085 4 года назад

I just picked up a Persian model 49 Carbine. The FFL didn't know how to run the paperwork because everything on the rifle was in Farsi and it had no import marks!

@saro4761 2 года назад

@2:05 Infantry 4105 P @2:09 Long-Barrel Berno Rifle (1317 date of manufacture in Persian Calendar); Berno Gun Making Factory; 4105 P. Also the crest is the National Iranian Imperial Emblem

@ariotx Год назад

Thank you for nice presentation and your comments it seems like you know a lot about Iranians ( as you say Persians) I'm an Iranian in my mis 60's I left Iran about 6 months after 1957 so called revolution, I grow up with different ethnic Iranian tribe's that have been using BRNO Mauser rifles for hunting in the mountains or vast valley's of IRAN for ever since BRNO was imported from Czech to Iran , even today ethnic tribe's and country Folks using this magnificent rifle for hunting and self defence against unlawful government forces/Mercenaries so called " Revolutionary guards . Now it's been around 40 years that I've been living in Texas and coming from a rancher/ Farmers Family Im a cowboy at heart and Texas is my second home that I love as much as I my own . I'm a lever action rifle kind a guy and own a few , a few months a go I bought a BRNO 98 MAUSER 8mmx57 ,first Iran armory production unfired old new , I just wanted to aske your opinion with all your knowledge and experience that you have with the Mausers what kind of Scope and scope mount do you suggest to use for my BRNO rifle without tapping or drilling that doesn't damage it and ruin the collectability quality/ condition of this piece of history . I appreciate your response and professional opinion . Ty Sir HP from Austin TX

@ShiereBusher 2 года назад

as a persian, thanks for the vid!

@kelevra721 4 года назад

Love the ol war horse videos. It’s what got me hooked on your channel. Need to do more!

@cheesenoodles8316 4 года назад

I remembered when they were available with matching bayonet and test target. Beautiful rifle. I did get one back in the day, still got it.

@jimbatty3846 4 года назад

I had 3 Mauser . One 7 a 8 and NATO . Im a fan of them . Good show my frenids

@marcoportugal8308 4 года назад

She sure shoots and looks good just subscribed to your chanel. Thank you for your service brother.

@Shawn-wy1pb 4 года назад

Shot one when I was 10 years old in 30.06, that’s how my love of shooting and rifles started. Still shoot a Tikka Rifle in 30.06 some 50 years later in the good “old “ USA.

@user-xy5lq6hs6x 4 месяца назад

I am a Kurdish, and I have shot with this gun in Iran. This weapon remains in the family and is usually passed down from father to eldest son. Thank you for your excellent explanation.

@arenh2049 3 года назад

I just snatched a Persian m49 carbine from a gunshow unexpectedly. Such a beautiful rifle and it looks very well preserved.

@jcullom 4 года назад

Thanks guys for highlighting the Persian! I have a saddle ring Persian carbine & sadly there's not a whole lot of coverage on them, at least not that I can find. You're right, they're beautiful rifles & extremely accurate. PS- It was a pleasure meeting you in the hotel lobby in Richmond a few months ago!

@j.haseli2291 3 года назад

One of the most aqueduct rifle ever, Persian M29 long. Front sight look like crown 👑 for kingdom Top of receiver is kingdom’s mark , thanks for your clip about Persian Brno . This rifle is legend for Iranian people,

@AryDontSurf 4 года назад

I have an old police whistle that was my grandfather's with that same crest. It's worn but still really damn cool.

@randymartin5521 4 года назад

The Persian is my favorite Mauser. They are works of art. Elegant describes it perfectly.

@shawnoandrew 4 года назад

Always like all the IV8888 vlogs but the gun shoots and reviews are my favorites.

@GK-mr9ko 2 года назад

Just picked one up today, a guy sold his old milsurp collection to a local store. Had to clean up some old cosmoline grease but it’s in fantastic shape, I love it!

@uhavedied12334557 4 года назад

That is a very beautiful example you have there

@mehdibouznad9314 4 года назад

Nice vid. 02:00 ١=1, ٢=2, ٣=3, ٤=4 , ٥=5, ٦=6, ٧=7, ٩=9, ٠=0

@prepperchicntexas 4 года назад

Awesome! Thanks for sharing

@somecoder3054 4 года назад

Thanks for the review. Btw your name in farsi is written like this: اریک

@daimonddanous5817 3 года назад

My dad had one in Iran we hunted with it. It beings a lot of memories. Love the video.

@jmartin9059 2 года назад

*Erik, you might like the SWEDE MAUSER SQUARE POST FRONT SIGHT and re-cut the rear sight 'with a square notch' to match a retrofitted SWEDE Mauser front sight. RE-cutting that rear sight notch allows you to decide how much air space on each side of the front blade.... Machine it to your preference.... for your eye.*

@hakimcameldriver 4 года назад

Brazillian mauser rifles have a cool crest on the reciever ring.

@JohnBrown-tm2fn 4 года назад

Every Mauser I've owned we're excellent rifles.

@reddevilparatrooper 4 года назад

This is one of the best rifles ever made out of BRNO in Czechoslavakia contracted by Iran. I have to look for one all over again. Mines got stolen from a burglary many years ago. In my opinion from shooting it, it was point of aim and a very awesome shooter.

@theforcedmeme 4 года назад

* picks up Persian mauser *....."why do i have this sudden urge to invade Greece?"

@vsk2377 4 года назад

You mean attempt to invade Greece

@LV_CRAZY 4 года назад

@Varnce Back when the Persians conquered much of the known world, kings Darius and Xerxes, the two unsuccessful invasions of Greece by the Persian empire? And you went to school where?

@JohnBrown-tm2fn 4 года назад

Lmao

@m-k-t6994 4 года назад

folklore song is: one BERNO on the shoulder,one BERNO in the hug(skinny beautiful girl)

@NYG5 4 года назад

The BRNO Mausers are so acclaimed because there are made very well, but many of them in circulation were also made in peace time, especially post war.

@blueofthelightanddark6273 4 года назад

Persian Mauser is okay. But the Vz. 98/22 is the best Mauser rifle BRNO produces.

@TheBenchPressMan 4 года назад

“history is what it is, we can’t change that” - Never a truer word spoken

@renelopez2244 3 года назад

What a fantastic tac driver! I found one and hope to get it home soon. Beautiful shooting and with that fit and finish to boot? Excellent

@fredmaldonado9204 4 года назад

That is one classic rifle. That still looks good and performs well.

@wisdomseeker6804 4 года назад

My first gun was a used Brno .22lr .... absolutely loved it ...

@regsparkes6507 4 года назад

That's a wonderful looking ( and shooting ) rifle,...you are lucky to have that one!

@c.j.8423 4 года назад

More milsurp reviews, they’re my favourite videos that you guys do. I always enjoy them and the history lesson that come along with them. 👍🏻

@daddydanks6660 4 года назад

I've got an original Yugo rifle with the Yugoslavian Royal Crest on the reciever, beautiful finish, and very good peformance out of that gun, and I would say the smoothest bolt I've ever run, even out performing modern bolt actions

@arash_irani 8 месяцев назад

In Iran, there is a tribe called the Lor tribe, who love this rifle

@fredz6 11 месяцев назад

That’s the lion and son crest, from the ancient Persian flags. The crest was on the flag until the Islamic regime took over. What a beautiful gun 😍 if you ever want to sell it let me know

@clayferguson340 4 года назад

I love my K98 The 8mm round is awesome some of the ammo I have is from 1952-1957 still perfect

@rollingthunder6204 4 года назад

Careful if it's Yugoslavian ammo, some years of 8mm production was bad ammo like casings splitting or getting stuck in the chamber and needs to be beat out of the barrel. If it's yugo you can look and see what year each round was made and by looking at numbers to see what factory it came out of. Not all factorys had issues with the ammo but majority did on certain years of production. This for yugo ammo from the 50s that I know of.

@clayferguson340 4 года назад

countryboy4life 763 I have 400 rounds off good ammo then no a single issue .

@topturretgunner 2 года назад

Beautiful rifles and having owned one the fit, finish and quality rivals anything produced by Germany.

@JohnBrown-tm2fn 4 года назад

With Google translate you speak Farsi and 114 other languages.Number one app 2016!

@michaelathens953 4 года назад

That rifle does indeed have some beautiful wooden furniture. The crest on Ethiopian Mauser rifles is quite striking as well, IMHO.

@timbaskett6299 4 года назад

Always love Mausers. I'm sitting here waiting to go to work watching his video. I may need to find another Mauser, to go along with my commercial 98, and "bubba-ed up" Swede.

@Frank-bf6gx 4 года назад

Got mine years ago , like new came with matching bayonet sweet rifle !

@jeremysiegel10 4 года назад

Among the best mausers ever made, I've had 5 over the years, including matching factory test targets and bayonets. Beautiful rifles

@SALTYCOMBATDIVER-ExInstructor Год назад

The certainly are great rifles. I have 5 currently. Just gave one to my nephew for graduation.

@youngn9na92 4 года назад

Some of the older ones just have the BRNO stamp on them. Really cool rifles. The barrel is like 29 inches long! I was pretty impressed with these especially when compared to any of the other gewehr 98's. They really stack up well!

@KingKiavash 4 года назад

The markings have been deciphered by many others in the comments, except for the markings on the stock. Under the P4105, it also says "Foot Soldier". This is because there was a carbine version of the rifle that was made under BRNO license in the Royal Arms Factory of Iran for the mounted troops and tank/artillery crews. The markings on those carbines, which were basically Vz33 copies, is different on the receiver and they are the most sought after rifles to this day by the tribes men who travel and live on horses. I have both the BRNO and Iranian made ones and as hard as it is to believe, the Iranian made ones are just as good if not better.

@Texas-Goodspeed 4 года назад

Appreciate y’all from Texas ^^

@3ducs 4 года назад

Lots of history with these rifles. They are very well made, the crest is beautiful. It's well worth doing a good search to learn the history behind these pieces, it is fascinating. And I was just thinking of the Venezuelan Mauser when it was mentioned, another really well made rifle, an FN as I recall, I have a near mint example. You can't go wrong collecting Mausers.

@theblindsniper9130 4 года назад

I do enjoy the surplus of Mausers coming in, though the prices that are being demanded is ridiculous. I miss the surplus Glory days.

@smartacus88 4 года назад

The now defunct firm of Samco Global used to offer this rifle in as new condition in their catalog for 500 dollars.

@patdalager4928 4 года назад

I have a Turkish mauser, I love it.

@davidv.3135 4 года назад

Sweet rifle guys! Thanks for posting!

@a.m.galaxy701 Год назад

You make my day as an Iranian who sees this review😂❤

@janvodros8238 4 года назад

Perfect rifle, perfect shooting !

@oldgreen100 4 года назад

I love these videos where you shoot C&Rs for accuracy!

@user-wx8si6bf2p 4 года назад

Love to see all the Mauser variants... especially the crests. That is a cool crest.... reminds me of the Lion of Judah.

@ReadinessReviews 4 года назад

Beautiful example!

@a.kmojarrad8979 27 дней назад

The engraving on the stock reads "P4105 Infantry", and on the left side of the receiver "Long Rifle Model 1938 Brno Weapons Manufacturing Factory".

@b.hessing1182 4 года назад

My first milsurp was a Czech VZ-24. It is far and away the nicest Mauser 98 I've ever owned or handled. If I could find a nice Persian for less than an arm and a leg, I would definitely consider adding it to my collection.

@trydrew 4 года назад

Same here, still have it, and the lion crest is in magnificent shape! Beautiful rifle, a BRNO '36 if I recall correctly.

@blkcortex6545 3 года назад

So cool beautiful Persian rifle What a peacful sound that it makes :]

@ClawsoftheLion 3 года назад

Hey, I've got one of those. I was lucky enough to pick it up before Samco Global Arms Inc went under. This rifle is pristine.

@nickromanov6698 4 года назад

Been too long since you popped up a milsurp shooting vid! *thumbs up!*

@JoeyP322 4 года назад

Ahhhh classic must have these on sale

@Leethal1 4 года назад

Nice shooting Eric 👍

@ShootAUT 4 года назад

Beautiful rifle. I definitely need one for my Czech collection. It's already on the list since quite a while and might stay there a bit longer, 'cause those are about €1,000.- a piece.

@kingerikthegreatest.ofall.7860 4 года назад

Love the mauser.

@beefcakes27 3 года назад

These rifles like most made are more valuable in the countries that carried them. Last estimate I saw for these would be about $5000 U.S. in Iran.

@rurouniad 4 года назад

I RAN so far away from that joke.....

@snipermart 4 года назад

Just a beautiful rifle!

@kobifuji4168 3 месяца назад

Thank you for great video ....this gun has a long historical values in iran from fighing the British in south to fighting russian tezar in north and later hunting value and so on ...thanks for your video again

@IWatchedWhat 4 года назад

I picked up one years ago that had been Bubba moded. I ended up using the action to build a target rifle out of. It took very little to true the action, less than any of my German 98k riles.

@timowens7214 4 года назад

Watch all your vids thx for the cool content.

@maskedmofomike 4 года назад

love the wood in guns

@bosse641 4 года назад

Awesome.

@davestelling 4 года назад

Always crazy about the MilSurps!

@hlam998 4 года назад

I love them Mauser

@CitadelDefense1 4 года назад

I’m always find these semi obscure historical guns interesting to learn about.

@KhyberArmoury 4 года назад

Interesting video. My colleauge, Miles of Silah Report, has great input and extra information for you including clarifications. Language is Farsi and Iran is pronounced E-Ron (for an American accent). He left a comment also, take a look (may be under review).

@Jegrygerfede 4 года назад

4:05 the royal crest of the Pahlavi dynasty. The lion and the sun is a symbol of Iran.

@makotoyuki2199 4 года назад

Was*

@DUDEfreestyle 4 года назад

Yep that first group was pretty damn impressive only on iron sights.

@bogman4629 3 года назад

Hi, not all Brnos were made there. The inital 1309 run and thereafter for some time were. Plenty were made in Iran after machinery was loaned.

@frankwebster6082 4 года назад

WoW very nice rifle. She sure is a long gun.

@richardurban8354 4 года назад

Had one many years ago. When I purchased it was never fired and still had cosmoline in the barrel. Absolutely beautiful rifle. Shot it a few times and it sat in my safe many years. Eventually sold it to a friend of mine. Big mistake.

@blueofthelightanddark6273 4 года назад

I like the BRNO manufacturing. They made Mauser 98 guns. But the one rifle I like is the Czech Vz.98/22.

@amanjabdeh6657 4 года назад

On the stock , upper than floorplate it says infantry پیاده ، on the right side of chamber it says made by brno factory made 1938 , the crest is symbol of the imperial iran , the crown was the shah’s crown . Hope it did help you