WWII Small Arms Series German MP40 Submachine Gun

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We continue our WWII Small Arms Series. Jeremiah and Mike Venturino discuss the history, care, loading and shooting these old WWII small arms. this episode is on the German MP40 submachine gun. Mike and Jeremiah will discuss the features and take it to the range.

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20 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 15

@roustabout4458 2 года назад

Great video and an extraordinary firearm. One of the things that I can really connect with is when Mr. Venturino said something on the order of "I had as much fun showing and being a part of you shooting these guns as you did". Not a direct quote, I know. Having said that, one of the reasons I am proud of the firearms community is that we, as a group, are so welcoming and enthusiastic toward new shooters or new-to-my-gun shooters. As a whole I think this is one of the most welcoming, forgiving, enthusiastic, opinionated, and loyal of any hobby out there.

@HandloaderTV 2 года назад

Thank you very much for the kind words I know Mike appreciates it as much as I do! I can not say enough good things about that, I am the new kid on the block and I have a lot to learn in just about every aspect. I would not be as far along as I am if it were not for all of these legends in my mind helping me out and offering me advice and help. It is an outstanding industry to be in filled with good people. I agree in full, it's a wonderful arena to work in and the folks are always helpful and kind and have greatly helped me over the years! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment --Jeremiah

@benbaker2893 2 года назад

Well done, Mike as usual knows his business. Jeremiah, good shooting, excellent trigger control.

@HandloaderTV 2 года назад

Thank you for the kind words, I know I speak for Mike as well when I say it means a lot to us. --Jeremiah

@johnmollet2637 2 года назад

Nice video guys, I really enjoyed it. Mike, I have always loved reading your articles and have learned a great deal from you in the last 30 or so years. Thanks a million!

@HandloaderTV 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed the videos, this was a lot of fun to put together and I learned a lot doing it! Thank you for all the support and the kind words! --Jeremiah

@schiltronmunitions3820 2 года назад

Great video, guys. Love all the WW2 arms and enjoy shooting them as well! Can't have a bad day on the range!!

@bustabass9025 2 года назад

...not unless you shoot one of my buddy's handloads. I keep trying to tell him S.A.A.M.I. is more than just another way to spell "Sammie"! Fortunately, he still has all five fingers after he blew up a 300 Win Mag. I usually keep at least two shooting booths between us! Laffin' 😄]

@slimfire5475 2 года назад

Really enjoyed the video Jeremiah and Mike. Looking forward to the next one. Thanks Slim.

@HandloaderTV 2 года назад

Thank you very much, there are plenty more coming!! We appreciate the longstanding support and you continuing to watch the videos in this series! --Jeremiah

@Zircon10 2 года назад

What fun! That will put a smile on any rifleman’s face. And, a great learning experience as well.

@HandloaderTV 2 года назад

Indeed, it was a lot of fun to film this and I learned so much from Mike just talking with him and him sharing knowledge off the top of his head. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! --Jeremiah

@nmelkhunter1 2 года назад

Mike and Jeremiah thank you for a very interesting video. I just watched Bridge at Remagen last night, and, as I’m sure you know, the MP40 was used by one of the US soldiers. What does 500 RPM equate to in dollars per minute with components being so expensive? 🤠

@HandloaderTV 2 года назад

I know I speak for Mike as well when I say thank you for watching and your continued support of this series, we both really appreciate it! I love that movie! The MP40 after shooting both the MP40 and the M1 Thompson I could see how and why you might choose the MP 40 over the Thompson. It equals a lot I am not sure exactly but I know it was not cheap to film all of these! Thanks again for watching! --Jeremiah