The history channel tried to fuck over gun Jesus!

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>>33185262
Fuck Historychannelfags and their alien pyramids.

>>33185262
History channel's been shit for a long period of time anyways. I've been unintentionally boycotting them for ages.

Who the fuck even watches TV now anyways?

Only Boomers care about cable to begin with.

>>33185819
I miss when they had shows on Roman History 24/7

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The only things good to come from the History Channel are those big feature-length productions where they look at entire eras

Those are sick

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>>33185262
goddammit I can see how it would go now

>And here we have a mp44
>Now, some people would have you believe that the Germans designed this, but as we have good reason to suspect, the Germans actually had help from a mysterious outside party.
>now we have no reason or evidence to back this up, but we believe it was actually ALIENS
>Notice the Aztec influence in the magazine, and what's this half circular shape here, could it be CROP CIRCLES?!?!!
>*Quick jump cut to Ian contemplating suicide but holding back because he can't bring himself to lower the value of the piece by splattering his brains all over*
> Join us next week as we discuss how sasquatch helped John Colt designed the first revolver.
>and now we go back to not showing Dogfights ever again because we're fuckwits who hate money

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What the fuck is TV?

>>33185262
>Jews are sleezy con artists
MORE BREAKING NEWS AT 11....SOURCES CLAIM THE MEDIA ALSO DISPLAYS SAME BEHAVIOR PATTERNS

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>>33185864
>you see these stampings? They are incredibly precise and not even possible with today's technology
>ancient astronaut theorists believe that the same aliens that carved puma punku also carved the receivers of the STG family.

Ian is too good for TV.
His father appeared on Tales of the Gun a few times to talk about Japanese stuff, but that was a long time ago when the channel still showed history.
It's been years since Mail Call, Dogfights, Battle 360 America, Mankind, and WW2 in HD,etc.
Aside from Forged in Fire there's nothing even military related. They don't even do reruns anymore, just retarded staged pawn or restoration shows that got old after the first season.

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>>33185262
>not already having it trademarked

Not that im fond of the plebit numale, but throwing history *reality sitcom" channel into the grinder like that makes me moist

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>>33185262
>OP makes a wild claim in his thread
>I assume, like usual that OP is a fag
>mfw OP's not a fag and they really did try to bend Ian over, gently spread his cheeks, grab hold of his long hair, and fuck him right in the ass

I will be composing a strongly worded letter to THC.

>>33185922
Wait really?

>>33185922
>Forged in Fire

I love that show. I also like watching the YouTube videos of people who have been on. One guy said it's 5000 degrees because of the ovens, can't think of what the forge thing is called, and they also turn on TV lights and turn all fans and air conditioners off so it doesn't effect the sound. That's why those guys overheat.

>>33185984
What, about Ian's father?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6peJ0ur4jY
3:30min in. He's an expert on Japanese firearms. Ian has even talked to him a few times for Forgotten Weapons.

>>33185939

For real. I saw a slime-ball in NYC trademark a company name and website that had been in use for over a decade by a client in the mid west.

But since said slime-ball got the trademark first, court had to side with him. So now he gets the company name and traffic after my client had to change their DNS server name.

Wish my client had just purchased the TM.

>>33186016
I like watching the process of that stuff. Makes me want to run out and get some metal, create a forge with some gas torches and bricks, and then start whacking shit with a hammer to make a blade. It looks fun.
Until I inevitably hurt myself horrifically.

>>33186047
You're the reason guns have "read manual before use" anon..

>>33185864
While that way of doing it would be shit, Georgio Tsoukalous going hunting for things like Sasquatch and Skinwalkers with fucking awesome weapons and Ian would have made for an excellent show.

>>33185819
>I've been unintentionally boycotting them for ages
Exactly how?

>>33185864
>>33185913
>episode on the G11
>they take all the jokes about it being kraut space magic literally

>>33186066
And that's why I have a brain and immediately dismiss any thoughts of trying that stuff without knowing how..

>>33186047
I actually tried to find an anvil. I didn't know even used ones were so expensive. But they are almost impossible to find.

>>33186090
By not watching it

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>>33186461
>tfw grew up watching modern marvels and World at War on the History Channel
>tfw that History Channel has been long gone

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>>33186503
Feels bad m9

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>>33185262
>The history channel
Has been dead since the moment Nancy Dubuc took over in '07.

>>33186263
your probably looking for a traditional anvil that you'd find in a shoe smiths work space

there are plenty of cheap anvils you can make or find that don't look it but work just as well

most common ive seen is a section of railroad polished up and pinned down to a stump

>>33185262
Good, hope Ian gets some money, but fuck the History and fuck TV.
Even "informational" shows on any channel now are literally made for people with a 4th grade education.
It would just be
>15 seconds of misinformed "expert" bullshit
>intercut with 30 seconds of stock footage and sound effects
>5 minute commercial breaks for Viagra and class action medical lawsuits every 3 minutes

>>33186720
Did you know that if you use Viagra as a suppository you get a 12 hour boner?

>>33186720
>the stg44 and ak47 is so similar that they even use the 7.62x39 cartridge
>really makes you think about where they got the inspiration from
>watch us next as we test the m16's (it's just a m&p15 with mud being shoved directly into the chamber) infamous and plagued 40 year service life

>>33186503
That's the one thing I miss. Modern marvels was great.

>history channel is dead

tragic. my entire childhood was based around watching that shit.

and then came the horde of Aliens, swamp loggers, pawn stars, and other god awful shows.

I wish history channel would just die or at least change its name.

>>33186522
This kind of reminds me of a channel I used to like called G4, then later G4/TechTV. It was all about video games and stuff, but almost concurrently to this, it turned to shit. They started just playing Cops reruns all the time. So is it just the natural progression of cable channels to get worse and worse?

>>33186952
g4 was shit from the get go

>>33185262
>maybe netflix
>the makers of "when we rise"

Ian confirmed for regressive. I'm unsubbing his YT.

>>33186090
By not watching it because it's shit you absolute fucking retard

>>33186023
That's not how trademarks work. Your "client" would have had to fight them to prove they had it first, but you can't just steal it.

Ian's post actually points this out.

>>33186963
it was peak mid 2000s mang

remember getting hype for x-plays MGS3 review, seeing interesting shit on cinematech and watching them fail at esports on tv was great.

>>33186952
That whole thing was baffling
the channel got popular because of video game/electronic/nerd shit and was only climbing
Then retard producers stuck with old mindsets and business tactics started putting in normie retard shit in order to appeal to wider audience.
Whoops who would've thought if you did that your views and rating start to plummet. I guess no one really likes video game/tech shit then.

Guess it wouldn't have matter anyways since the targeted demographic watches stuff online and streaming services now so unless they adapted to that then they would've probably tanked eventually anyways

>>33186522
I too wish the History channel was actually history more often, but I do enjoy the Ancient Aliens bullshit. It's pretty funny.

>>33187105
This. The fates of Tech TV and G4 were unfortunate. I remember when we first got cable in like 2000 I would watch those and the anime channel (we had Time Warner) regularly. Sometimes I wish I could be 13 again but then I remember that it sucked ass.

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>>33185262

It would have been absolute garbage. Have you seen the History Channel lately? I think other anons have covered it well. I prefer my FW not cut into 9 minute increments punctuated by ED medication and drug rehab commercials ad nauseum.

>>33186522
I miss History International, the one history channel that stayed the path longer than the other.

I truly despise the idiots running "History", for about the last decade now.

>>33185262
pls post FW spurdos pls!

>>33185262
ah, yes, the Used to be about History Channel

honestly they went down hill when they stopped having Nazis on the show.

>>33186952
>>33186963
The original TechTV was good; it had useful information all the time, even if it did feel almost more like a public access channel.

Then G4 bought them out, fired just about everybody except Morgan Webb, and brought in their already-existing staff of young hipsters with foul mouths to do things like AotS.

Shockingly, they didn't get rich doing that, and wound up getting bought out by Esquire or something so that they could shut down the whole network and use the transponder for the metrosexual (I Am Not Making This Up(tm)) channel they thought would make *them* rich.

I have no idea who legally owns what used to be TechTV or its transmission rights these days.

>>33185262
history channel has sucked ever since they stopped doing world war 2 stuff. Instead they do stupid reality tv show alien bullshit. I miss the old history channel...

Friendly reminder that TV is pretty much dead at this point. Companies should just invest in streaming services.

>>33185262
lesson of this whole thread
don't watch fucking tv

>paying for the electric jew

>>33186522
Coast to coast had a history channel program?
Coast to coast is the only bullshit I like, because the hosts know it's crap, and nutters call in.

>>33185839
>>33186522
I'd settle for the Hitler days just to see history on the channel again. The most interesting things I've seen on that channel in years have all been part of either Pawn Stars or the occasional snippets in Ancient Aliens where they actually bother to discuss history, which I think perfectly describes the point they are at.

>>33187514
There's a number of streaming sites where you can watch live TV content now or just documentary streams, often free but with ads. Use ad block and profit.

>>33185851
>muh 'World Wars'
>muh German and American soldiers with SMLEs
>muh M3 stuarts..

no

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>>33187515
SASQUATCH

>>33187212
>the anime chann
what ever happened to the funimation channel?

>>33188269
I think it's still available as a channel on Roku, at least.

>>33185262

Remember that time History Channel made a WWI documentary depicting Patton riding an M3 Stuart?

>>33185829
the majority of people currently alive

>>33186952
Shit do you guys remember the show x-play? That was my favorite show on that channel.

>>33187185
New drinking game: watch Ancient Aliens and every time someone says "ancient astronaut theorists" you take a shot.

>>33186023
your client settled ooc and lied
sorry brah you got played

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>mfw remembering staying up late with my dad watching all the good shit on the history channel

>mfw its all reality tv and aliens now

>>33191110
no thanks I don't want to die before the first commercial break

>>33187515

Coast to Coast has been shit since Art Bell retired. It really was peak 90's conspiracycore, at least they still play classic reruns occasionally

>>33185829
Most ordinary people do.

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>>33185262

>tfw youll never watch ian on tv
>tfw ian will never get the recognition he deserves

>>33187280
they would have found some way to turn it into a drama like they did Top Shot

>>33186021
>showing the japanese soldier and the gear they'd have on them
>does a very funny zoom in on the ammo pouch which results in an unintentional funny moment

why zoom in so quickly? couldn't help but laugh

>>33185819

None of the actual history programs are produced by History Channel.

They buy that shit, narration and all and stick their watermark in the corner. Sometime re-record the dialog and cut massive sections so they can have more commercial breaks. Similar to Discovery Channel using BBC footage, but on a higher level of sleaziness.
Fuck cable networks.

>>33186021
>americans were told that the Japanese were great in tropical/jungle warfare
>turns out the Japanese had no experience in tropical/jungle warfare
>Japanese had to adapt to moisture issues

>>33186023
Either uniformed, lying, or stupid.

I liked it when all they did were ww2 documentaries

Man the history channel has fallen so hard from when I was a kid ..

>>33185829
i literally just use my tv for fox news & playing vidya, occasionally dvds or whatever. i pretty much watch all the shows i watch on a streaming site.

>>33186047
It's not quite the same, but something you can learn is proper filing. A lot safer and cheaper than building a forge, and it's a really handy skill to have. I know that the old British gunsmiths started their apprentices off learning how to file properly.

I suppose the downside is that you'll spend the rest of your life noticing bad filework and cheap finishes.

>>33191100
Yeah that was my favorite. I watched it all the way back when it was called Extended Play. Although to this day, I'm still mad that their top 10 PS2 games list that they did in like 2005 didn't include a Metal Gear game or a Grand Theft Auto.

>>33185829
Normies mostly. Some of the shit they watch literally makes me uncomfortable and cringe hard AF. The acting is shit....Then pair that with the shitty politics the libs try and cram into every fucking TV show/movie. I really only watch YouTube and Netflix and Amazon prime.....Fuck television

Ian is such a liar, THC has been toying with the exact idea for years.

>>33194025

Fuckin tell me about it.

I miss the days of Modern Marvels, Wild West Tech, Mail Call and the assorted documentaries of actual things.

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>>33185262
They mess with Ian, they mess with the best.
They will not get out of this unscathed.

>>33185262
Ian was fun before he got all that money and upgraded his equipment

>tfw you kinda like Ancient Aliens because it's hilarious to see some of the dumb shit people come up with using the flimsiest "evidence" possible
It's like going to /x/ and seeing a "I saw some weird shit /x/ while I was off my schizophrenia meds /x/, but I swear I was totally lucid at the time" or another person claiming the Earth is flat and mountains are the stumps of giant trees.

>>33195648
>lucid
reminds me of two girls in my Math class at college, thought they were both pretty good until i was hanging out with them both at the same time (they met in class too) and they started talking about hippie shit like lucid dreams and other shit.

My dad is a major car / NASCAR nigger. He would always be pissed when I would turn on the History Channel back in the early 2000's. These days, he's always watching Pawn Niggers and Counting Cars. God, how the mighty have fallen.

>>33186952
the original japanese Ninja Warrior was the shit

>>33185262
>Ian on with his own Netflix original
That'd be some goood shit

>>33195820
FUCKING FUND THIS

>>33185262
I'm actually kinda disgusted by it.

>>33187405

TheScreenSavers was a great show. X-Play had it's moments early on.

>>33186952

Cops is a popular show for networks to run because:

>there are a ton of episodes available
>IIRC, it's not an expensive property to obtain for syndication
>it does pretty well because people like watching shit like that

Channels start out well, then try doing too much, then they falter, then it dies. Channels that do well are ones that have a niche, like El Ray.

>air old TV shows like Miami Vice and Airwolf during the day.
>Air a bunch of old campy movies that hipsters love
>have some newer movies here and there (Arnold's 6th Day is airing now)
>sprinkle it with some original content here and there but don't overdo it

Other channels have popped up now that air nothing but old B&W shows all day. Popular with hipsters and old folks, plus you'd imagine syndication rights for some old 50's Western show that wasn't Gunsmoke or Cheyenne ain't too expensive.

>>33195514
Honestly i was a fan of the fake shit also. Like the mermaid and dragon documentaries

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Holy fuck I bet the first thing those history channel fuckers did was trademark the name once they realized Ian didn't have it already.

Obviously Ian should win the trademark but in a battle of lawyers history channel will win money wise every time.

I don't want to see my favorite youtube channel go broke in the court system. Godspeed Ian.

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>That moment when you realize watching a stoned as fuck fatasss and his friends watch Ancient Aliens is infinitely better than watching Ancient Aliens

>>33185829

I don't know anyone under the age of 30 who actually has a conventional cable/satellite subscription. Just netflix and stuff like that.

Traditional network television is dying, and I'm happy to see it go.

>control+f jews
>only one result
cmon guys lets be real here

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>>33195536

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>>33195536
shitty oc

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>>33196752
Fill in the spaces, and I don't think the "acid free" is necessary.
But I really like the dress aspect, I did not notice that one.

Ian should definitely go the Netflix route, they tend to leap at niche creator-driven projects and have a good track record of letting creators maintain as much creative control as possible.
Plus he's not stuck circling the drain of a dieing medium with hackjobs like History Channel

>>33185922
>>33186021
That Tales of the Gun episode was pretty bad.

>dust cover rattles
>shakes the gun violently and taps on it
>see, it rattles!
WOW!
They also spread the myth that the Japanese troops threw them away, and photographic evidence suggests the opposite.

>>33195962
>dragon documentaries
A Myth Made Real was the shit. Complete bullshit, of course, but well-thought-out and believable bullshit, as opposed to the pants-on-head retarded bullshit that is Ancient Aliens.

>>33196682
Did you mean 'cmon goys lets not be is-real here'

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>>33196794
>>33186021
Top kek I'm watching it again.

>There are reports of Japanese soldiers FIRING in the jungle from concealed positions and their use of the dust cover on the rifle made enough noise that American soldiers were better able to where they were located because this dust cover was rattling every time they operated the bolt.

>>33186021
>this garand ping made the Germans know when you were empty tier bullshit

And you all believe every word Ian regurgitates from wikipedia

>>33186021
I want to rub myself on that mustache.

My father got contacted to do some stuff for the history channel coming in as a subject expert, speak on camera in length about it. They basically wanted him to do it for free - travel covered and nominal pay for time - and told him he should be happy with it because publicity.

But really if you have some extremely obscure knowledge in a rather mundane historical event, publicity don't mean shit. Esp. when he'd already been on the history channel in the 90s, back before they were shit.

>yfw History Channel Presents Forgotten Weapons Narrated by Alec Baldwin and Sponsored by Toyota

>>33196997
This is old fuddlore, we all know it's bullshit and I'm sure Ian does as well, but it's the knowledge of the old generation.

What does Ian actually do outside FW? Or has it become his job?

>>33197418
Its his job now that he has a Patron account going.
He also does InRangeTv.

>>33185913
That....that is fucking good.

>>33196794
The only Tales of the Gun I think I actually watched in it's entirety was one about handguns, and it said some pretty fucking stupid shit
>1911 comes up.
>".45 has a lot of stopping power. If you hit the enemy anywhere with it, he'll go down"
>Lethal Weapon Jet Li Beretta disassembly trick is presented as a legitimate, huge flaw with Berettas, like an insurgent is going to run up and pull the slide off the gun in your hands in an instant

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>>33186874
This. To be honest though, the ayys were kind of fun for awhile, mostly in the UFO files sort of way. Ancient aliens was hilarious but got old quickly. I miss the days when /x/ history was like /xk/, one thread/show every once and awhile, with the coverage low enough for some disbelief suspension. Even ancient aliens spam was better than pawn stars though, and pawn stars is better than swamp people.

I miss the discovery network full on documentaries, particularly the old physics/astronomy/nature/technology one offs they used to do in the early 2000s. A huge volume of my education came from those.

Also modern marvels was based as fuck

Posting the Sons of Guns Desert Eagle clip because obligatory. I thought it was the History Channel, but turns out it was the Discovery Channel. I'm going to post it anyway.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYfG0ZDbNHc

>>33185262
Amazon would never take him, our CEO is a giant fucking libcuck

>>33197492
>/x/
I went on it about a year or so ago to see if there were any fun stories about things in the sky and fucking hell it's all underageb& now
maybe it always was and I was just too retarded to see
that's probably it

>>33185262
It was great when it was known as the Hitler channel.
After that it's been complete garbage.

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>>33193450
>>33197492
And now that Mythbusters is gone, there's not much left to the discovery network unless science starts cranking out more multipart documentaries.

>mfw Steve Irwin's death triggered the complete systemic failure of science and history derived network television. He alone must have been our protector. At least he doesn't have to see what the discovery network turned into without him, or that Nat Geo followed suit.

Godspeed you beautiful Aussie

>>33185829
>tfw everyone talks about TWD or GoT and you have no clue what they are talking about

I saw one episode of TWD at my brother's and some negress had a katana. Never again.

>>33195460
>Some of the shit they watch literally makes me uncomfortable and cringe hard AF
This

>>33197538
UFO files was fun. So were the occasional Bermuda triangle shows. They were rare, different, and usually had good stories. They generally didn't speculate much, just ran video and had people with shakey cameras tell stories. Ancient Aliens is nothing BUT speculation, and by a summer blockbuster trailer narrator at that. The more bullshit connections are made, the harder it is to think "what if" and that's no fun.

>>33197500
>Like you did with your Glock and put a stock on it
Why would a glock even need a stock in the first place?

>>33198278
well if it has a giggle switch it could use one.

>>33197570
Aren't they trying to bring back Mythbusters? The guy from Nerdist was doing some Host Search series or something?

Skeptical anyway - the last few seasons of MB were pretty mediocre. To much focus on "look at this cool shot" and less on the process and science. Felt like they got the production teams from the other shit to work on it.

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>>33185262
If I could stop reading stuff in other peoples voices I would be so happy.

>>33196697
>>33196752
>has never heard of Gaylord, Michigan
It's literally just a city name.

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>>33198847
But it's funny to make assumptions.

>>33186023

That's not how it works.

First use. That's what matters. Not who registered it first.

>>33186952
It's called "channel drift," anon.

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>>33195536
> Year is 2019
> History Cucks managed to screw over Ian despite trademark
> He stands, channel suspended and lawsuits pending, on hill overlooking HCHQ
> People told him to give up the spotlight
> Go back to a simple life of appraising guns
> Fuck those people
> Turning, Ian nods to second in command
> R Lee Ermey starts shouting at the group below
> Tales of the Gun experts grip an eclectic collection of firearms spanning eight hundred years
> WWII reenactors finger Garands, Mosins, Gewehrs, and Arisakas
> The tanks of Heavy Metal rev while the distant battleships prep for naval gunfire support
> From the comes the roar of jets as Dogfights crew prepare to attack
> In their midst, dozens of internet denizens from fuds to the tacticool to traps from /k/ stand ready to fight and die for Ian and the liberation of the History Channel
> Pulling a Gyrojet pistol, Ian says simply
Let's remind them of what they've forgotten
> Charges down hill
> A cry to shake the heavens goes up
> Rest sprint after him
> massacre.jpg
> Lib producers run screaming only to be cut down
> Utter fear of guns means rent-a-cops armed with rape whistles
> Ancient aliens don't come and save them
> One after another the studios and offices are cleared
> Finally, they take the control center
> Honor guard accompanies Ian
> History Channel cuts away from Ice Lumberjack Crabbers: Alien Edition
> Ian there in a white robe
> He stands, motionless for five minutes as word of his resurrection spreads
> Millions tune in to watch as the image of Gun Jesus stares at them from a channel that had rotted to the core
> And then, He spoke
Hi guys, thanks for tuning into another episode of Forgotten Weapons. I'm here today at the headquarters of History Channel taking a look at some of the guns we used in its liberation...

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>>33198752
On two fronts. One is as a competition build show, in the junkyard wars variety as I understand. That's the discovery network followup. Fun, but not the same thing. The building is there though, and in my opinion that was one of the more important parts.

Secondly, amazon or netflix or someone is bringing back the old build team in a show much closer to mythbusters called the White Rabbit Project.

Normally I'd be cautiously optimistic about Discovery's solution, but the state of the network in recent years has left me more skeptical. I'm pretty excited for White Rabbit Project. As much as I love mythbusters, I think it's probably for the best. There's plenty more material out there, but it's time to approach from some different angles to capture it. I'm also happy not to have to associate mythbusters with the rest of that travesty. It was a real gem, especially for a serial show.

Nostalgia from another era of documentary programming found on a /wsg/ thread. Not /k/ specifically, but in that old style none the less. Hard to believe it's almost a decade old:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtBloRAxFK8

>>33197418
he does some other stuff on the side too.
he had to sign an NDA so he can't talk about it but he consulted for Battlefield 1 along with the guy from c and arsenal
he also works for armament research which does some consulting work as well, not exactly sure in what capacity.
He lives off grid in a self built house so his expenses are very minimal I think.
The 5k+ pledged on his patreon doesn't hurt either.

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So is tv a k colony or k a tv colony. Our these two boards dare i say... Allies?

>>33204355
Have you ever browsed /tv/?
It's by far the worst board on 4chan and I fucking mean it.

>>33204373
/v/ is far worse

>>33204389
They're fucking retards but at least they remotely discuss vidya.
/tv/ just endlessly spams shitty memes all day long

>>33204389
You are wrong.

t./tv/ patrician that is posting there for 7 years.

>>33197418
Begs for money on the internet for both FW and Inrange.
Seems to work as a consultant for videogames and the like, for example for BF1.
Perhaps works as a consultant for some firearms R&D.

That's basically it. He also has degree in areonautic/areospace engineering so it's likely that this is the source of money needed to built "forgotten weapons reference collection" in the early years of the channel.

>>33204645
where is there any evidence that Ian works as a consultant?

>>33204663
For videogames there's a tweet or facebook post(I don't remember) when he said that he's in contact with EA, but can't disclose what is he doing there.

For firearm development - in one of the inrange Q&A's he mentions something about some company asking him about some of their idea they wanted to push on market he's also involved in HMG STG44 reproduction in some way.

>>33186524
Ho...ly...shit. BOYS, GET YER GUNS, WE GONNA RAPE TONIGHT!! WE AINT TAKEN NO FER AN ANSWER EITHER. THAT WOMAN HAS RUINED EVERYTHING I STOOD FER, FER ALONG TEIM

>>33197570
There is still hope. Bob Irwin is starting to get to the age where they might give him a show, and with time he will become the second coming of his father.

>>33204705
He did an episode where he talked about real WWI weapons and compared them to the weapons in BF1.

>>33185829

Normies and rape-ugees.

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>>33199808

>>33204389
>>33204373
>>33204355
/tv/ is literally a paedophile ring

>>33186952
remember when it was zdtv?

>>33197418
living off his drug dealer money from when he was a "bartender".

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>>33199808

>>33205382
/tv/ has done more than even /pol/ in witch hunting pedos, in the pedowood threads.

>>33185262
>*shows a drawing of something Browning designed*
>nothing like this could be made to work with the tech of the day
>insert crazy theory about Browning being a shapeshifting alien who hid inside the pyramids on a crystal skull throne

>>33185262
need more ian memes

Is the AHC still a thing? It had all the documentaries and stuff from the military channel on it.

>>33196997
Funny enough, and I know this is no way comparable to actual combat, my dad used to do reenactments, and when he was doing "cqb" he would bang an empty clip off his helmet to draw out the German reeancters. Said it would work everyonce in awhile.

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>>33205499

>>33186524
Further proof that women ruin everything.

>>33205602
especially sex

>>33191560
>Coast to Coast
>least they still play classic reruns occasionally
Anyone know where to get them digitally?

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>>33197500
>on the range
>suddenly is shooting beretta

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>>33186952
>>33187092
>>33191100
>>33195928
>Forgetting the best g4/TechTV show of all time
Filthy commoner scum.

>>33205808
Thanks for wasting my Sunday asshole, I had plans too.