Shooting the WWII German MG42
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Sounds like the devil
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made in germany
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terrifying sound, imagine bring to take a nest out with one of those in it :0
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Hitlers buzzsaw. That thing is all sorts of intimidating.
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I've heard the MG42 was not horribly accurate and I wanted to see if that was true. I know all machine guns (and guns for that matter) shoot in a general cone shape, but do you notice that it shoots a little wider than most machine guns or do you not see any real differences? Also, do you shoot the surplus 7.92mm? I can't imagine you shoot strictly brass all the time, it must get expensive! Great video!
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Dear santa...
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how much does a belt of ammo cost, it cant be cheap
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German Defense < American Offense
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I feel sorry for anyone caught in the sights of this weapon ! The MG42 was the best of the war.
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I think all that noise is coming from the receiver breaking the sound barrier
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fystee one isnt she...
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@iluvrocknrap that is because the heavy tripod, check out another video with an bipod
C2,was this MG42 built from a collection of parts or from a de-milled kit where the receiver had been sawn/gas cut etc? If the receiver was re-welded what are you views on weapons where the receiver has be welded back together? I myself would be very wary of any weapon that had been welded back together,small calibre weapons I could trust but there is a video on here of someone welding a LAHTI L-39 receiver back together.This rifle takes a 20mmx138B shell,I wouldn't risk it,its a fierce weapon!
silver760 3 weeks ago
@silver760 There is nothing wrong with re-welding a receiver after it has been cut, by either saw or torch as long as the welds are pure (clean) and proper steps are taken to prep the metal before welding. A new weld can be just as strong as a virgil piece of steel if done correctly. The powerful Dshk that I re-welded is a case example.
C2builder 3 weeks ago