Action Arms Semiauto Uzi Carbines (Model A and Model B)

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  @mattisvov · 6 years ago

  &quot;Oh Gun Jesus, enlighten us, how do you distinguish the model A from the model B?&quot;<br>&quot;It says here. In plain text.&quot;<br>And the disciples wondered at his wisdom.

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• 03

  @0331American · 8 years ago

  &quot;Oozie nine millameeda&quot;, in my thickest Austrian accent.

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• EI

  @eisenkrieg553 · 8 years ago

  The amount of low level mooks in action movies that carried these guns is astronomical. And there was always at least one with a ponytail.

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  @SolarfallBaits · 8 years ago

  these forgotten weapon videos are just so addictive to watch, i really appriciate the history lessons and the effort you put in your videos in general.

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• DE

  @dentistguba · 8 years ago

  Adjusting windage on an uzi seems a bit optimistic anyway to be honest.

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• PM

  @PMGF · 8 years ago

  I found the story telling more fascinating than the disassembly. Ian could narrate a history story time and I could listen for hours.

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• HA

  @han_463 · 8 years ago

  props to that judge for laying the gavel down and making sure Uziel got what &nbsp;he deserved

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  @MeowMeowDeathRay · 8 years ago

  Just read this off wiki. Jerry Parr, the secret service that saved Ronald Reagan, joined the service because of a film starring Ronald Reagan as a secret service agent.

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• NI

  @nindger4270 · 8 years ago

  It&apos;s so funny to me whenever Ian says something along the lines of &quot;Yeah this was a really long-winded excruciatingly detailed video...&quot; in that slightly apologetic tone of voice. Because obviously when I watch forgotten weapons, I always think to myself &quot;Oh! The agony of watching informative videos on interesting firearms from all around the world! I could be watching an overexcited nutjob blow up watermelons with a grenade launcher instead, what am I doing with my time?&quot;<br>I&apos;ll just quote a comment I once found on one of your videos, because I couldn&apos;t say it better myself: &quot;Ian my man, I would watch you explaining dirt.&quot;

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  @TheArmourersBench · 8 years ago

  Always loved the UZI family. In 1984 I attended an armourers course at IMI in Israel where I met Israel Galil the chief designer of the GALIL rifle and became a qualified armourer on all the UZI and GALIL families and the Desert Eagle pistols which IMI manufactured at that time! Happy days...

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• BA

  @BadlanderOutsider · 8 years ago

  It&apos;s never boring, Ian.

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  @SteveSmith-wm4qy · 8 years ago

  We still use the UZI in the German Bundeswehr when we &quot;play&quot; the enemy during exercises for recruits, because the 9mm blanks are louder than the 5,56mm ones for the G36. Also it&apos;s a very handy weapon. :)

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