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You can also see it attached to the so-called invention of the Russians. The AK47 kalisthikov, is actually in the unit that takes over the German research unit that was making this very advanced first assault. Weapon in history. So like many things in Russia, they stole this from the Germans and then claim it's their invention. Because they put a lesser, inferior wooden stock on it, just out of their own poverty, because they couldn't machine. The metal, the way the Germans could, even though they took the machinery from the Germans that made the product in Russia, the drunken men there just couldn't do what the Germans could do in Germany. We're all lucky that the whole world ganged up at once on germany, or else we'd all be speaking.It now
you sure that's not one of them polish gun's
This gun is probably worth a lot of money now cause I can just imagine there wasn’t many of them made
it obviously didn't help the Germans 😂😂
Didn’t work out so well because it would shatter the bullet
Trump has already asked why America’s great Space Force, does not have these weapons!?!
I'm pretty sure that bullet isn't traveling straight for long with barrel like that. Probably a guessing game where it's gonna go
I have a civil war era rifle that was in a fire. it also has a bent barrel.
Manufactured by ACME. Subsidiary of Warner Bros Studios?
It always miss by 200 yards😂
It actually works just has poor range compared to modern rifles
That looks like a Sturmgewehr STG42 that shot a 7.92x33mm Kurz. The first WW2 assault weapon.
That thing exploded in their faces for sure
That has the bullets that can stop and talk .As seen on looney tunes cartoons
Looks gay
Someone forgot to piss on the barrel after going full auto! Crooked barrel to shoot around corners, huh? Stupid, taking engineering notes from Bugs Bunny!
I got a loop to loop barrel, two 360° turns before release. for sale 3000$
summit academy no welding license there no electrician either get the hell out of here and go get some what you call it a grant you stupid ass we get everything for free your dad as AIDS
what kind of looney toon mess is this
Does this even work?
we used a gun like that in the Navy
Phony depicting an STG 44 assault rifle developed during the end of WW2. being fired by a WW1 soldier from a WW1 trench..Actually some curved barrel rifles were developed during WW2, but weren't widely adopted because the curved barrel had too many problems and a short life
the periscope rifles of WW1 were more accurate although they were specialized weapons instead of just modified
I’ve seen the 45degree rifle before. ✌🏾🐻🇺🇸🇮🇱
they did not really prove functional...the barrel only held up for 100 rnds
Was a complete failure. 2-3 shots max. and you can throw that barrel away.
STG 44 Assult rifle... You could just interchange the barrel.. But highly ineffective.. But if you look closely, you can see the resemblance of the Russian AK47.. When Berlin collapsed at the end of WWII Everything was ransacked and stolen by Russia.. The US mainly got scientists.. We just hesitated and let them go into Berlin first..
It looks like a Sturmgewehr 44 with a bent barrel The first Assault weapon
Seen them in looney times cartoons
😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲
Made by German with perogies disease.
That was brilliant, bad for us but still brilliant
They were used in the German Ferdinand Self propelled anti tank guns (JPElephant) as well, against troops because the tank had no anti personell defenses
Where's the rascalele rabbit 😆
it's called the Krummlauf and it has a life span of about 300 rounds per barrel, the barrels could fairly quickly be replaced. The receiver itself was rarely damaged. Many YouTubers have tested this idea as well with relative success, although range and accuracy are a bit shaky
its all bs! it wil never work. if it did theyll find out after it blew up in their face. bad idea.😆
High barrel erosion
Not happening 🤪🤪🤪🤪
Not very accurate and you could only shoot 300 rounds through a 30* bend and 160 through a 45* bend without barrel failure. It wore the barrel out from the inside.
id rather be the first aid guy running around with the red cross target on my chest than to shoot that thing...imagine if dude jumps in your bunker lol...how you gng to shoot at them hold the gun down at knees lol
looks like adolph
It won’t work!!!
Nazi cowards
A gun with Peyronie's disease. 1 out of every 5 guns suffer from it.
Looks like Bugs Bunny tied it into a bow
Those curved barrel guns used the first silicone bullets. You could hit your target but after they looked at the red mark it left on them they laughed and opened fired on your local!
My dad came home from Europe in 1945, in the VFW meetings he talked about the gun that shot around corners... They changed the subject all the time and thought that he was suffering severe SHELL SHOCK... man ... that sure pissed me off....
it's when people were not that Smart to them that was state of the art technology.just remember the cannon from a few hundred years ago
Funny. This is one example of why the Germans lost the war