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  • sorry but is the sten and sterling the same thing?

  • Oh! Quit pelting the camera with shells! There's someone watching here.

  • Im not sure if you were hitting the target you were aiming for but i am sure that you hit the camera, haha

  • MP5 is my favorite 9mm sub machine gun. Smooth as silk.

  • full auto rocks!!

  • You always get to shoot some of the coolest guns. Thanks for sharing, Take care.

  • I think the Sterling had the best sound supprestion. MP5 was not far behind it, and the loud bolt of the UZI puts it in last. That being said, it sounded like you got some rather good sound supprestion ouf of all of them.

  • What grain are you using 115, 124 or 147? Seems there is a audible crack with the UZI.

  • @RagnarOdinsson sorry i don't know what the ammo was. The Uzi was certainly the loudest.

  • @kiwitedferny It would be interesting to listen to the different ammo. I have read that 147 grain was used in Stens during the war because it is sub sonic, (no sonic crack). Great vids you have here.

  • if it were a 3D screen, I would have jumped out of the way with the casings coming right at the camera.

  • as you noted Ted, the sterling actually does begin to fire faster the longer the trigger is held. First time ever firing one i was surprised how quick it started to cycle.

  • Love the MP5 suppressed, no wonder the SAS have been using it for years!

  • Great video as always, be interesting to do a comparison between the normally suppressed MP5 and the MP5SD.

  • @AWSMFOX I'll ask Jim to buy one. :)

  • @AWSMFOX The SD with 147gr ammo is ridiculously quiet, I.E. indoor range with no ear protection is no problem!

  • @AWSMFOX The suppressed MP5 is quite a bit louder then the MP5SD. I'll try to do a video this summer. I used a Brügger and Thomet QD supressor on a MKE made MP5 and a H&K made MP5SD

  • Deff the sterling decibels is quieter then MP5 then UZI louder . Question ? Are the Suppressor's all the same decibels Wet or Dry? Good vids

  • @tfordman223 They are all dry suppressors. You'd have to ask Jim wether they'd be OK to shoot 'wet'. I just don't know.

  • Wow, you are really getting the royal treatment at C2builders bunker. What a wonderful collection. It makes mine feel inadequate lol.

  • @MrM2hb Remember that this is his business - he has stuff coming in and going out all the time.

  • Very enjoyable to watch...thanks for posting Ted!

  • It looks pretty cool when the spent casings coming off the MP5 are ejected directly towards the camera. Looks like it's raining 9mm brass. Included the snowflake feature it looks really weird.

  • Great stuff Ted, quietest shooting video yet. lol.

    I still think the L34 is the most silent of the bunch, even for it's age, it was designed as a silent system from the start though. The barrel is an integral part of the silencer on the 34, unlike the UZI or the MP5. De Lisle's design was just improved a little for the 34 (if it ain't broke, don't fix it). The Delisle carbine was also made at the Stirling plant, so it was just natural progression.

  • @cujomojo2007 Yeah, pity they destroyed most of the Delisles' after the war. Vandals.

  • @kiwitedferny When you consider De Lisle was only paid for 500 units, there weren't that many to start with. I'm not sure how many were actually completed, it would be interesting to find out. A few were used to good effect at Inchon, Korea and they were pretty popular during the Malayan crisis. I'm surprised there wasn't more made, the combination of the Enfield action, the sub sonic .45 and the De Lisle suppressor was a classic. The Delisle is up there with the OWEN as one of my holy grails.

  • @cujomojo2007 ha, its quite interesting with the De Lisle, more replicas have been made than originals

  • Really good vids from the trip Ted. You had a some great weapons to shoot at c2builders place it looks like.

  • 3:32 Epic scene...looks lovely and warm :)

  • Merry Christmas!

  • ought to see if u can get ur hands on and shoot one of those 300 aac blackout ar15's with a suprpressor, hickock's just uploaded a vid of one it looks silent as shit, huffs a 220 grain .30 cal projectile at 1100 fps

  • ted, u ever thought about spending ur retirement in the glorious nation of mighty usa?

  • @SupremeAmerican He'd have to give up all the MG's he has. Can't import them into the US since 1968. Even I'd say hell no.

  • @vxbinaca There's gotta be a way for money to solve that problem. Seriously. Couldnt he start up his own ''war museum'' or something? And have that be a corporate means of getting them?

  • @SupremeAmerican You really must be new here. Really new.

  • @vxbinaca :(

  • @vxbinaca Or he could sell them, and buy new ones inside the US.

    Seems like the most practical solution, although I dont know how the prices would vary.

  • @passwordresetisbroke A BAR for example, doesn't go for as much in NZ than in the US. He'd be getting a fraction of what they're worth here. And I believe he has a few examples that are almost unheard of in the US as civilian transferables.

  • @vxbinaca I am wondering what kind of prices he would get from a government buyback if they make firearms illegal (the small arms reduction treaty and all that). (Assuming NZ will perform a buyback, and not just seize them)

    I have been told Aussie firearms owners got back nowhere near what thier belongings were worth, and most of teds stuff is valuable collectables, so the problem would be worse for him I would imagine.

    I dont know much about collectable trading and such however.

  • @passwordresetisbroke NZ doesn't have a fifth amendment. See the feds can't just seize guns legally owned before a ban. They have to pay the owners fair market value for them. What I think will happen though is, the ATF will just stop allowing civilian transfers of NFA stuff, then seize it all up from estates as the owners die and destroy it.

  • @vxbinaca the latest new zealand updates on the small arms reduction treaty is that our police (the governing body over firearms in new zealand) say that illicit firearms trade does not happen in new zealand, new zealand does not produce weapons other than by gun smiths in small quantities and that our current licencing system is well working and does not need adjustment, in other word, the police say the small arms reduction treaty does not apply to nz because we are awesome! win win!

  • @KiwiTomCrawford thats good news,unlike here in Australia the police dont want the subjects to have any firarms at all.

  • @friedmeat your federal govt powers are rediculous? Can your govenor general disband the federal govt, or just the parliament? if he can, i suggest you send him letters on the issue, its his job to listen to the will of the people and act on the queens behalf if there is a need for intercesion.

  • @passwordresetisbroke I'd tie them up in court if they tried that BS on me.

  • Bolt-slap? Never head of that before (never shot an HK weapon either...)

  • @poik12 The uzi has an open bolt firing mechanism i think. so when the last round is fired he was trying to say that the bolt will slap closed.

  • the sten mk 2S had a bronze bolt to lessen the nosie from the bolt

  • ahh the sound of silence.

  • Love the cases hitting the camera!

  • wow the Sterling was nice was it the most Suppressed or was the mp5 ?

  • so awesome.

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