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Josef Schulhof was the the first and most prolific designer of manually operated pistols in Austria in the 1880s. For a brief few years, there was a lot of developmental work done in this field, comparable really only to the American Volcanic system. The Austrian pistols were more practical, and as they still predated the development of any practical self-loading pistols, there was a chance that they could have become commercially relevant. This did not actually happen, of course, as any advantages they offered over revolvers were still better in the crop of self-loaders that emerged in the late 1890s.
Schulhof’s first pistols were patented in 1884, and he experimented with a variety of locking system and magazine systems. This example is an 1887 type, with a spring-loaded rotating bolt and a 6-round rotary magazine. It was intended to be fired from an open bolt, rather like a double-action revolver - but it could be carried with the chamber loaded an a manual safety engaged.
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@olbradley
@olbradley 3 года назад
I like how space guns are more often than not designed after guns from the 19th century.
@jeramysteve3394
@jeramysteve3394 3 года назад
Or they're from Africa.
@ObsoleteVodka
@ObsoleteVodka 3 года назад
I don't think they're designed after them, at least not intentionally. Design trends just tend to come back every now and then.
@jajanka10
@jajanka10 3 года назад
Prop companies buy surplus guns :D Also, a galaxy that is less-then-half explored just calls back to last decades of 'wild West'.
@_Wiseguy7
@_Wiseguy7 3 года назад
From an aesthetic standpoint, I think it's because that is the time period where the interpretation of what a gun looks like is the broadest due to the rapid advancement of technology. Let's not forget that we went from single shot muzzle loading pistols to what we can be recognizably modern handgun in about 70 years.
@takingbackthehammer6527
@takingbackthehammer6527 3 года назад
That is actually pretty slick
@larryfontenot9018
@larryfontenot9018 3 года назад
I'll disagree on one point. It seems to me that the internal magazine in that pistol is better than the cylinder of a revolver. Carrying rounds in a strip would be much less bulky than a speed loader, and it would be much faster to reload than revolvers that use a loading gate instead of being a break-open or swing-out. I'd even say that the magazine design is almost as practical as a detachable box. I'm really impressed by how simple it is and how streamlined it makes the pistol.
@randomidiot8142
@randomidiot8142 3 года назад
Chamber it in 357 and call it the almost auto mag.
@TheJimmyplant
@TheJimmyplant Год назад
​@@justforever96 Maybe not for pistols but for rifles they certainly were.
@PalmettoNDN
@PalmettoNDN Год назад
I guess you've never heard of speed strips.
@charles.personal
@charles.personal 7 месяцев назад
@@randomidiot8142the manual mag
@mulgerbill
@mulgerbill 3 года назад
This needs an enterprising type with a patreon to reverse engineer for CNC using modern metallurgy
@Graphictruth
@Graphictruth 3 года назад
Stripper clips are awesome.
@bliblablubb9590
@bliblablubb9590 3 года назад
@@CampVictoria Ian made a video about patents, blueprints and why recreating old firearms using them isn't as easy as first imagined.
@Oscar-jp4wl
@Oscar-jp4wl 3 года назад
@@Graphictruth I too find clips of strippers awesome
@aldever4968
@aldever4968 3 года назад
@@CampVictoria It is cheaper to buy the antique.
@zacharyrollick6169
@zacharyrollick6169 3 года назад
@@aldever4968 The same with Lugers. A new production Lugerman is extremely expensive. Especially if you want a .45 or 10mm.
@Immopimmo
@Immopimmo 3 года назад
I like these old manually repeating pistols. They have a certain charm about them and very interesting mechanics. :)
@otaconarcadia7372
@otaconarcadia7372 3 года назад
I'm surprised it didn't take off. That's a very interesting design that could have been much more useful with some tweaks
@Hansengineering
@Hansengineering 3 года назад
It's way better than a revolver for "combat" use.
@herocommand
@herocommand 3 года назад
I'm sure if semi auto pistols werent just around the corner they would've become more popular.
@skyflier8955
@skyflier8955 3 года назад
I don’t think the average person would be willing to get something so whacky an unique. They would probably go with a revolver which is what they know.
@robertkoonce8365
@robertkoonce8365 3 года назад
That's what I was thinking. Being it's basically a bolt action system levered to operate with one finger, I wonder if anyone considered the design for say, the Welrod pistol?
@PitFriend1
@PitFriend1 3 года назад
It was probably expensive to buy and it looks a bit fragile, especially with the bolt being open when not in use letting dirt and crud in.
@MicahGoldstein
@MicahGoldstein 3 года назад
It's amazing how many familiar bits from modern rifles are present here!
@Brass_Bricks
@Brass_Bricks 3 года назад
It feels like a "lever-action" pistol.
@zacharyrollick6169
@zacharyrollick6169 3 года назад
That's exactly what it is.
@ChezzyKnytt
@ChezzyKnytt 3 года назад
Kinda. Volcanic is closer to that
@shinjofox
@shinjofox 3 года назад
I love how clean and smooth the outside is. It could easily be a Star Wars Blaster.
@theloudamerican2193
@theloudamerican2193 3 года назад
This is probably my favorite pistol of that era. Really, a cool piece of history.
@JustanOlGuy
@JustanOlGuy 3 года назад
What other field of endevour allows a journalist, renowned though he may be, to comandeer rare and unique display items then proceed to dissassemble them in a choreographed mechanical autopsy for and to the delight of his audience?
@davidm.4670
@davidm.4670 3 года назад
@Justan Ol' Guy Ian also has a m.e. degree gives improved insight yes?
@almondsnackbar4969
@almondsnackbar4969 3 года назад
Fantastic episode Ian. A true forgotten weapon.
@mrPauljacob
@mrPauljacob 3 года назад
That's really damn awesome design..gotta love it
@trainsbangsandautomobiles824
@trainsbangsandautomobiles824 3 года назад
The dude was really thinking ahead of his time. Seemed like his ultimate design would have been a smokeless, rimless, magazine fed semi auto pistol..
@enricopaolocoronado2511
@enricopaolocoronado2511 3 года назад
This honestly looks like something you'd see in a magic fantasy setting (that avoids the medieval stasis trope).
@panfriedmarmot
@panfriedmarmot 3 года назад
What a cool action! Definitely has its drawbacks but its such a clever not-quite automatic from the turn of the last century, and very elegant looking to boot.
@TheBrewjo
@TheBrewjo 3 года назад
I think that's the most beautiful pistol I've ever seen.
@nureinkanal3821
@nureinkanal3821 3 года назад
Someone: names his gun Schulhof Pistole America joined the game
@rshiell3
@rshiell3 3 года назад
That’s a varusteleka merino wool hoodie; good choice man!
@sharonrigs7999
@sharonrigs7999 3 года назад
One of these in .44 Russian or .455 Webley would make this a serious pistol for short range defence. Would be a hoot to shoot as well
@gameplayer2014
@gameplayer2014 3 года назад
I watched your video on the air crewman revolver and I found a S&W Air crewman with matching numbers as well as a 5” K38. Your videos inspired me to collect weird and rare guns. Namely cop guns but I may expand into trainer guns too.
@thelonerider9693
@thelonerider9693 3 года назад
Show off? Yes, that's why I am here to see you show off the historical guns!
@kalashnikovdevil
@kalashnikovdevil 3 года назад
That's a really neat pistol! I'd love to get my hands on one.
@ilikeyourname4807
@ilikeyourname4807 3 года назад
Sometimes the most objective and neutral title is the most clickable one
@HappyBeezerStudios
@HappyBeezerStudios 3 года назад
But the translation of the name is rather macabre: schoolyard pistol
@ilikeyourname4807
@ilikeyourname4807 3 года назад
@@HappyBeezerStudios I know. That's the joke here. My comment was supposed to be kinda tongue-in-cheek about the completely neutral title inadvertantly implying such a macabre scenario like a pistol designed for use on schoolyards
@JerryEricsson
@JerryEricsson 3 года назад
I love this gun! I want one in .44 Russian! Man that is a slick looking firearm and it appears it could give some very good accuracy, perhaps with a bit more of a bulge in the belly could hold 7 or 8 .44 rounds. When I worked on the PD I carried a .45 ACP from the time I had enough money to buy my own firearm and ammo. As a matter of fact it was the economy that get me into reloading for all my guns, which, from time to time numbered over 50, till today when I have sold off all but my 3 favorites, two .45's and dad's old Remington Target Master Jr. .22, a rifle that put food on our table for more years then I can recall. Dad was a crack shot both with the peep that came on the rifle and as his eyesight gave out, the little JC Higgins 4X scope he had Wally Springier mount so he could still hit the pheasants "right between the eyes.
@Stoic_Lizard
@Stoic_Lizard 3 года назад
Very cool little pistol. Too bad he didn't see success with his firearm designs, but it sounds like the man's other inventions saw more use. Seems like he was probably a pretty interesting dude.
@NomadicHacker.
@NomadicHacker. 3 года назад
Looking forward to this series
@RockIslandAuctionCompany
@RockIslandAuctionCompany 3 года назад
Very surprised at how snappy that action was! #respect
@johncashwell1024
@johncashwell1024 3 года назад
Very fascinating stuff. I am looking forward to the series.
@hardrocksuk
@hardrocksuk 3 года назад
Great vid, as always. Thank you for all your work. This is a fascinating gun that i Knew little and less about, until now :)
@HellaNorCal916
@HellaNorCal916 3 года назад
I saw the screwdriver 🪛 come out and almost lost it with excitement. The really old and rare guns hardly never get stripped. 👍🏼
@tangero3462
@tangero3462 3 года назад
Honestly I was expecting a lot more claptrap inside that thing. Realistically, it's no more complicated than an American revolver. A continental Galand action is obviously much simpler, hence its great success, but this really isn't that bad engineering-wise
@tyaty
@tyaty 3 года назад
A revolver with a sling-out or top-break cylinder is a more practical design overall.
@wingracer1614
@wingracer1614 3 года назад
I too was expecting much more mechanical bits but the way that V springs works is absolutely genius. Really simplifies things.
@ringowunderlich2241
@ringowunderlich2241 3 года назад
"She stopped marketing the pistols, when it was clear other technologies had the advantage" That puts her ahead of a certain Fitzgerald, who tried to market his manually operated salvo gun, when it was clear, that the machine gun had the advantage.
@J.DeLaPoer
@J.DeLaPoer 3 года назад
Always had a thing for ring triggers... Excellent video! And as always, I have to wonder who the downvoters are. Seriously, nobody else has such in-depth and informative content on rare firearms here; professionally and competently filmed & explained. What can there possibly be to dislike?
@myblues6532
@myblues6532 3 года назад
Such a beautiful pistol.
@CCCW
@CCCW 3 года назад
Seems like a gun designed for the american market, going by the name
@proCaylak
@proCaylak 3 года назад
how come? is it about some gun control laws? I struggle to understand it EDIT: I get it now, it's something about "school yard".
@machine3589
@machine3589 3 года назад
@@proCaylak "Schoolyard" pistol.
@MrSam1er
@MrSam1er 3 года назад
Cursed comment right here
@karsten11553
@karsten11553 3 года назад
Took me a few seconds:D That's dark, man...
@Cylus024
@Cylus024 3 года назад
Damn you beat me to it...
@lamnaa
@lamnaa 3 года назад
Always a little surprised at the low capacity of many early auto-loaders and manual pistols. Guess it took them a while to figure out how many rounds they could really stuff into a handgun.
@biggerbehindthetrigger2814
@biggerbehindthetrigger2814 3 года назад
What a cool fírearm. I wish there were more of them. I would love to add one to my collection. I'm getting to the point that I can open a museum. I shoot all the shooters but the rare stuff is nice and happy I'm my big gun safe. Those I don't shoot or can't because there ammunition is as expensive as the fírearm almost. I'm always looking for rim fire ammunition now .22. I have my dad's collection of derringers and they are all rim fire. I have 4 rounds that I am looking for but I'm not going to advertise here. It would be great to display them together although I am the only one that see's them. That's why I would consider putting them in my own museum. I have wanted to open a antique fírearms shop where I didn't sell any new fírearms but it sounds great but I know it wouldn't work. Too many kids wanting AR-15'S and Glocks. Not that there is anything wrong with that. I own my fair share of shooters just not many have plastic on them. I just love old fírearms. Someone has to be the keeper of time when it comes to fírearms and the evolution of them. Keep on teaching us. Like I have always said I learn something new every day and I have been in the fírearms industry in some form for the last 30+ years. Happy Safe Shooting🇺🇸💪
@klaassiersma4892
@klaassiersma4892 3 года назад
It looks like a neat little gun, i would carry it in 1890.
@llamallama1509
@llamallama1509 3 года назад
Looks pretty futuristic for a 1887 weapon
@Angelfyre.
@Angelfyre. 3 года назад
I could definitely turn that into a Star Wars blaster
@ScottKenny1978
@ScottKenny1978 3 года назад
Hopefully just a 3d print of one...
@a.freeland179
@a.freeland179 3 года назад
Such a interesting design
@alexanderleitner7814
@alexanderleitner7814 3 года назад
i´s goin´ to scool and currently am in Vienna. but i remember it was already wrong to bring a bb gun to "Schulhof".
@FeyTheBin
@FeyTheBin 3 года назад
Pretty sure I've seen a similar design in Naboo.
@jm9371
@jm9371 3 года назад
Amazing design!
@hanktorrance6855
@hanktorrance6855 3 года назад
Seems kludgy at first but then you see the genius of the design. The analogy of the double action revolver is perfect. I'm guessing the enclosed action offered somewhat better protection from dirt and debris.
@ZGryphon
@ZGryphon 3 года назад
The antique/C&R firearms community needs a more concise and catchy name for the button on early fixed-mag semiautos and guns like this that makes the ammo fly out. I suggest we call it the McCarthy Switch.
@gregorhi2
@gregorhi2 3 года назад
I think it would be cool if you had (3D printed) ammunition dummies to show the loading and extraction action of these kind of guns as the mechanics are the innovative part.
@Zretgul_timerunner
@Zretgul_timerunner 3 года назад
Oh a MOP system nice with an twist aswell
@m2dv_
@m2dv_ 3 года назад
Amazing gun, this is the kind of guns I want to see in movies :D
@PunchCatcher
@PunchCatcher 3 года назад
Not sure exactly why exactly but I really like that pistol.
@asadahmadkhan5233
@asadahmadkhan5233 3 года назад
Like the mechanism of the gun.
@bugatvofficial374
@bugatvofficial374 3 года назад
Beautiful weapon very interesting
@owenfranklin814
@owenfranklin814 3 года назад
Love your videos ian!
@ThetaReactor
@ThetaReactor 3 года назад
This would be so fun in 22LR, with a can.
@Matt_The_Hugenot
@Matt_The_Hugenot 3 года назад
Manually operated pistols would be a neat niche product to make even now for the people that are willing to spend thousands on range toys.
@lukes6578
@lukes6578 3 года назад
Wait, it's chambered for rimless cartridges? Then how does the extractor work?
@eduardharsch4150
@eduardharsch4150 3 года назад
yeah i would like to know that as well, maybe you need to pull the cartridge stop to eject it. idk
@mopar_dude9227
@mopar_dude9227 3 года назад
Do you think that Disney/Star Wars has one person who’s only job is to watch Forgotten weapons looking for the next blaster design?
@christianmuller2177
@christianmuller2177 7 месяцев назад
innocent times when a firearm could be named literally schoolyard-gun and nobody thought much of it ...
@chrisessex6439
@chrisessex6439 8 месяцев назад
Could you have a spiral magazine chamber to get more ammo?
@Object7533
@Object7533 3 года назад
Cool gun and a good video, as usual! :) Just a little hint: "Wien" in german is pronounced more like "ween"! The "e" in "ie" is almost always just making the "i" longer/more pronounced ...
@undertakernumberone1
@undertakernumberone1 3 года назад
Huh... the look could make for a nice, fancy SW Blaster
@jasonscarborough94
@jasonscarborough94 3 года назад
On today's episode of "Ian finds a laser pistol from a 50's Sci-fi"
@claytonsmoking
@claytonsmoking 3 года назад
This is so cool
@christinepearson5788
@christinepearson5788 3 года назад
It has that Buck Rogers / Flash Gordon appeal and could have taken a wrong turn and stumbled out of Steam Punk. I wish my pockets were deep enough or someone could 3D print a metal 22LR version.
@FEE1DEAD
@FEE1DEAD 3 года назад
That pistol probably shoots super straight
@punishedluke3406
@punishedluke3406 3 года назад
That's like... What led to the luger, right?
@Tom-nx6ev
@Tom-nx6ev 3 года назад
Does anyone know if Ian has any plans to increase the video resolution at some point?
@Love_rainy_days
@Love_rainy_days 3 года назад
I would be interested in seeing the ammo that pistol fired.
@mattfleming86
@mattfleming86 3 года назад
Very cool.
@maxfaxdude
@maxfaxdude 3 года назад
The perfect Steampunk pistol.
@BraindeadCRY
@BraindeadCRY 3 года назад
150 years later that name is very unfortunate
@jesuschrist7503
@jesuschrist7503 3 года назад
Ancap pistol Ancap pistol
@TheStupidestBitch
@TheStupidestBitch 3 года назад
This is beautiful!
@everetthancock2043
@everetthancock2043 3 года назад
Ian looks good in that jacket
@benjaminfinlay829
@benjaminfinlay829 3 года назад
This design is very clever. Not as simple or convenient as a (well-designed) semi-auto, but it really is a very clever piece of engineering.
@bermchasin
@bermchasin 3 года назад
It would be incredible though for shooting suppressed if it had a threaded barrel!
@mrvladimirputin9828
@mrvladimirputin9828 3 года назад
you know this is why i like guns, the engineering and shooting.
@Graphictruth
@Graphictruth 3 года назад
This design was well ahead of the manufacturing of the day. It could be easily be made with a combination of additive and subtractive techniques and it could be a viable weapon. Stripper clips are a compact and secure way to carry ammunition. An integral suppressor could, with the right cartridge, make it safe to shoot without ear protection. If semi-automatic pistols become illegal and a revolver isn't suitable, this is a viable solution for many use cases.
@chemistryofquestionablequa6252
@chemistryofquestionablequa6252 3 года назад
Or you could, you know, refuse to comply and stand up for your rights.
@Muaddibize
@Muaddibize 3 года назад
But what benefit is to this compared to a revolver ? Because that would be its competition. I think its harder to load and reload.
@KenworthW900HG
@KenworthW900HG 3 года назад
I, for one, welcome our new Austrian manually-operated pistol overlords. I look forward to seeing more designs
@john-paulsilke893
@john-paulsilke893 3 года назад
Gaston’s great, great grandfather? 😳
@johnsegertsons2143
@johnsegertsons2143 3 года назад
With the current administration in America.those "high capacity manually- operated assualt pistols" are BANNED
@Graphictruth
@Graphictruth 3 года назад
@@johnsegertsons2143 TRY to be apolitical! Lots of lefties love guns. This pistol looks like it could be as fun to shoot as a Hi-Standard with even better accuracy. Just imagine how crisp that trigger could be. Might even be boring to shoot at 25 feet.
@johnsegertsons2143
@johnsegertsons2143 3 года назад
@@Graphictruth Name one ?? EVERY legislation restricting fire arms EVER passed in the United States has been the work of "Lefty's" GET A CLUE! and maybe familiarize yourself with the CURRENT ADMINISTRATIONS policies
@DeeDee-bm9hr
@DeeDee-bm9hr 3 года назад
@@johnsegertsons2143 the Left proposes gun control and the “right” bends over and accepts it. When have conservatives ever conserved anything
@hobbstactv2571
@hobbstactv2571 3 года назад
This would make a pretty slick base gun for a Star Wars blaster.
@81olsen
@81olsen 3 года назад
like a fancy one some rich person would have??
@john-paulsilke893
@john-paulsilke893 3 года назад
Don’t say that or some prop department guy is going to buy up a dozen of them and go ham with a Dremel and hot glue gun.
@kaneyoung7439
@kaneyoung7439 3 года назад
Looks similar to Padme's blaster pistol
@daniellewis1789
@daniellewis1789 3 года назад
@@john-paulsilke893 At this point, it's cheaper for them to 3d print copies. That for sure wasn't the case up until the last few years, though, and doesn't apply if a prop house already has examples in house.
@kiltymacbagpipe
@kiltymacbagpipe 3 года назад
I was just thinking that I might be seeing this in one of the new Star Wars shows in the next few years.
@jeffbanks5103
@jeffbanks5103 3 года назад
This looks like some kind of steampunk nightmare and I want to shoot it
@alephkasai9384
@alephkasai9384 3 года назад
@@kenbrown2808 I thought 22 LR is more expensive than 9mm nowadays. Or is that no longer the case
@loopyloon5401
@loopyloon5401 3 года назад
You'll have to make it yourself then, considering how these auctions go, thankfully this design should be in the public domain by now.
@mx2000
@mx2000 3 года назад
This is basically a bolt-action pistol, only that you can operate the bolt together with the trigger. Very clever.
@thatguybrody4819
@thatguybrody4819 3 года назад
lever action pistol more accurately.
@allangibson2408
@allangibson2408 3 года назад
Straight pull bolt action mechanically.
@robertkoonce8365
@robertkoonce8365 3 года назад
Seems pretty interesting , it's basically a one finger operated bolt action pistol. Wonder why that concept wasn't studied for something like the Welrod.
@harleymitchelly5542
@harleymitchelly5542 3 года назад
In the Welrod's case, there wasn't a straightforward need. If you're using a Welrod according to its intended purpose, you're more or less at extremely close range and your target is "already dead." Welrods were also supposed to be fairly cheap, the originals don't actually have a grip, using Colt 1911 magazines with some rubber or epoxy applied to the bottom of it if I recall, and were designed to look like bike pumps when unloaded. It's a case of trying to answer a question I doubt anyone was asking. What was needed was a gun capable of offing a guy at very close ranges that made little, if any, noise. Frilly things like "return fire" were not a part of the design docket.
@simon8242
@simon8242 3 года назад
@@harleymitchelly5542 While this is true, I still want to see a Ring-Trigger operated Welrod.
@oskarvooremaa6006
@oskarvooremaa6006 3 года назад
Man do i love old obscure pistols!
@billrichard5214
@billrichard5214 3 года назад
That's the reason I'm here, remember his series on handmade chinese clone pistols, man that was amazing!
@oskarvooremaa6006
@oskarvooremaa6006 3 года назад
@@billrichard5214 Yeah
@oskarvooremaa6006
@oskarvooremaa6006 3 года назад
@@Mountain-Man-3000 yeah. So many weird and out there designs!
@ShootAUT
@ShootAUT 3 года назад
Looks like kind of a real gentleman's gun, mostly because the design reminds me on the top part of a cane. Thinking about it, the cane disguise could be accomplished quite easily.
@Oberkommando
@Oberkommando 3 года назад
Well,... if it weren't for the name Schulhof (school yard)
@ShootAUT
@ShootAUT 3 года назад
@@Oberkommando I made an effort not to make that "joke", since I had already seen it in the comments so often that you could string them from Columbine to Erfurt.
@Oberkommando
@Oberkommando 3 года назад
@@ShootAUT yeah I realized it after I had written this. Yours was my top comment and being Austrian it was my first thought
@ShootAUT
@ShootAUT 3 года назад
@@Oberkommando Eh meiner auch. 😁
@zvenafnazbalji7539
@zvenafnazbalji7539 3 года назад
European made pistols/revolvers from that time period look like something an 1950s movie alien would threaten humans with.
@undertakernumberone1
@undertakernumberone1 3 года назад
Or, in this case, like something that would work really well for a SW Blaster.
@CCCW
@CCCW 3 года назад
The year 1887 was closer to 1950 than 1950 is to 2021..
@randomnobodovsky3692
@randomnobodovsky3692 3 года назад
@@CCCW Dear person, your calculation is a truly destructive device.
@VaguelySynthetic
@VaguelySynthetic 3 года назад
I like how you just get so completely engrossed into cool obscure gun mechanics, Ian. Truly shows your passion for your profession.
@onpsxmember
@onpsxmember 3 года назад
If you're gonna post a 'schulhof' comment, don't. There are already enough in the comments.
@bjornstromberg4481
@bjornstromberg4481 3 года назад
@UCcaebIWY-5E0-1Xi95R0IZQ It means "schoolyard"..
@frog7362
@frog7362 3 года назад
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@89DerChristian
@89DerChristian 3 года назад
I thought there are enough school shootings to change gun laws, but that is apparently also not the case. Keep 'em coming
@caeserromero3013
@caeserromero3013 3 года назад
Schul hoff means School of David Hasselhoff...
@DH-xw6jp
@DH-xw6jp 3 года назад
@@89DerChristian We dont need more laws, we need more education
@ironscavenger
@ironscavenger 3 года назад
Another comment to point out that Schulhof is German for Schoolyard. But I'm gonna add that the way Ian pronounces it it sounds a lot like Kölsch, a regional dialect in Cologne/Rhineland 😄
@DominikHatHunger
@DominikHatHunger 3 года назад
As a Rhinelander, i can confirm this.
@onpsxmember
@onpsxmember 3 года назад
His 'Wi-en' was interesting, very French.
@ilikeyourname4807
@ilikeyourname4807 3 года назад
@@onpsxmember It's probably just because he's used to calling it Vienna
@ironscavenger
@ironscavenger 3 года назад
@@DominikHatHunger Sischa dat.
@Graphictruth
@Graphictruth 3 года назад
@@onpsxmember oddly enough.
@boingkster
@boingkster 3 года назад
Manufacturer I've never heard of? Actuation I've never considered? Vaguely to do with firearms??? I'm in. Keep up the awesome work Ian!
@squnxfisher9831
@squnxfisher9831 3 года назад
wo ist dann das Modell Klassenzimmer?
@brittakriep2938
@brittakriep2938 3 года назад
Hat der Lehrer eingesackt.
@H.G.Halberd
@H.G.Halberd 3 года назад
in amerika
@masterofdesaster8
@masterofdesaster8 3 года назад
Das wurde durch das Modell "Bibliothek" mit integriertem Schalldämpfer ersetzt.
@marcothommen2484
@marcothommen2484 3 года назад
Es fliegt.......
@unrealwayx5011
@unrealwayx5011 3 года назад
That's a cool gun, Jesus.
@drozdood9
@drozdood9 3 года назад
That’s a cool Gun Jesus.
@alanmaclaren4366
@alanmaclaren4366 3 года назад
Hand over my gun Jesus!
@borjesvensson8661
@borjesvensson8661 3 года назад
Definatly a pistol to drool over and then buy a sensible revolver.
@lucianene7741
@lucianene7741 2 года назад
Thinking the same. I would rather have something proven and reliable in a life or death situation. Plus - a revolver can accommodate more powerful ammo, which is still true today.
@mikepette4422
@mikepette4422 3 года назад
Love anything 19th Century Austrian stuff...literally anything they did at this time interests me. Even better yet Schulhoff is a Südeten arms designer as are my roots.
@davidsolyom5604
@davidsolyom5604 3 года назад
This was soo close to be semi-automatic in mechanism.
@Stevarooni
@Stevarooni 3 года назад
That's how a lot of technology advanced. Slow, slow, slow, then suddenly it's something else entirely.
@Blei1986
@Blei1986 3 года назад
@@Stevarooni talk about slow, i still can't understand why the german army used the K98k til the end of the war, when semi-auto rifles with mags were way better. i mean heck, even the assault rifle was defeloped at pretty much the same time (1-2 years difference) THEN it went fast tho.... i agree.
@Stevarooni
@Stevarooni 3 года назад
@@Blei1986 unfortunately for the Germans, their technology arrived as their capabilities were waning. And it takes years to change manufacturing lines to a new product, especially with a completely new design.
@Blei1986
@Blei1986 3 года назад
@@Stevarooni true... i still think even rushing a trench in WW1 with a bolt action rifle is closer to using a *musket* than any modern rifle. imo a HUGE difference.
@Stevarooni
@Stevarooni 3 года назад
@@Blei1986 semi-auto is a good improvement over a bolt action, but a musket is 4 shots-per-minute with a skilled shooter, while the standard for Brits with their Lee-Enfield rifles was 15 shots-per-minute (the record, with good accuracy, was 38). The M1 Garand shoots around 40-50 with a trained shooter. Muskets are a far cry from a bolt action. Semi-auto takes less training to achieve similar (but better) results to a bolt action rifle.
@FangKaiWen
@FangKaiWen 3 года назад
Who had the first rotating bolt in a firearm? I was surprised to see one on one from so far back.
@matthewwerner6608
@matthewwerner6608 3 года назад
Its neat, but I'd rather have a Smith and Wesson Russian in a fight.
@bumpercoach
@bumpercoach 3 года назад
definitely an example of when Ian should go RIGHT-HANDED for the demo so he can show how the THUMB can push the safety off for the pointer to finish the firing
@thetruthexperiment
@thetruthexperiment 3 года назад
That’s the most interesting gun you’ve had on in a while.
@redpillproductionscanada5563
@redpillproductionscanada5563 3 года назад
This gun seems like It doesn't know what era it comes from lmao, looks almost 1950s Sci fi 😂.
@gregcampwriter
@gregcampwriter 3 года назад
I'm picturing most gun buyers in the period wondering how this is an improvement on a revolver. And soldiers saying, please don't let the king receive a large gift from Schulhof.
@AM-hf9kk
@AM-hf9kk 3 года назад
Seems like this design would have been more useful and durable than many early semi-autos. I think it would make a great pocket pistol in .25 or .32, and with a rotating bolt, it could probably handle some pretty spicy rounds too.
@donnkelley6823
@donnkelley6823 3 года назад
This would have made a cool rifle action...... But of course the Europeans never caught on to lever actions......
@peteraustin9057
@peteraustin9057 3 года назад
Except the Russians that one time
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