LMAO, love that female cop, the other two checking it out and talking to the guys and she's off playing with the dog, that would be me in that situation
"Right lads erm if you could just pack it in like wit fooking magnets. Cos it's giving us reet head aches. It's in there for reason lads. Let it be" 😂😂
Rose Treiger they don't bother me neither, I think they're doing a great job. They are cleaning the waterways...... For fun! It was a joke on the old bills part.
UK: Finds Ammo and a firearm, calls police. USA: Finds Ammo and a firearm, what a score, wonder if the Ammo still fires... Hope I can clean up the gun and shoot it.
Actually there are river divers on CZcams they find the guns and give them to the police they are usually murder weapons you get caught with it and it gets pinned to you you’re gone for good.
the reason why I care is as follows ... we as a nation have been heavily infliuenced by the usa. and, not in a good way. I wish we could go back to 1930 and put an embargo on anything American. .
valeforedark yeah but even in America it's only some states that allow it. Some don't believe it has the power to kill a deer which most people use it for.
You have some amazing finds there! It's just a shame your cameraman has no idea what he's doing. Would be nice if we could actually see the things you discover
What you found at first was a WWII type “bandolier” that an infantry man would carry with ammunition loaded into “stripper clips” for fast reloading a bolt action rifle, usually a British Enfield 303 or 308. The officer seemed to say that the cartridge was a 5.52 which is a recent caliber that NATO and most European countries have changed to. I am 70, have had the pleasure to visit the British Isles twice and found the people amazing and the country beautiful. You finds are addictive to watch. Cheers from Atlanta, Georgia!
The ammo and belt are military. The velcro places it after the mid-70s, when velcro started being used by the military. As the ammo is 5.56 that places it after the mid-80s when the military fell on their heads and moved from the 7.62 L1A1 rifle to the 5.56 SA80. The non-bullet thing you pulled out is a loading tool, used to load multiple rounds into the magazine quickly and with blistering thumbs.
cardiffpicker1 highly doubt they would arrest and charge you for taking a firearm to the police station after finding it in a canal, many people do this and haven’t had any problems
@@gushbucket5998 they probably wouldn't with these as the gun is not technically a gun and ammo is perfectly safe but some found are real and still loaded, they would definitely charge someone with them.
If you find a gun, you don't mess around with it, you don't put it in a bag and drive it to the station, you call them to come to you. That is 100% what the police would tell you to do in that situation
That pistol is a blank-firing replica of very poor quality. Made by Bruni in Italy, mostly zinc alloy with a steel barrel. Good thing you called the police, though! Weapons of any kind, whether legal ones or illegal ones, shouldn't be abandoned where one has absolutely no control over them. With this one, I can picture three scenarios: 1) someone still had it and wanted to get rid of it the easiest way, 2) it had been tampered with, trying to make it to work with live ammonutíon (very bad idea), or 3) it had been used in a crime as a threatening device at one time, and then disposed off. thumbs up for calling the coppers, and showing it in this video, too!
We are all guessing since we cannot see a clear picture, but what they are not is Russian AK47 7.62 or British 7.62. And the people saying they are the same dont not much about each, they are not interchangeable.
I'm a month late, but those are 100% 5.56. The bandolier they found is one of the ways they come in ammo cans, they are packaged in stripper clips and the bulkier thing is a magazine speedloader, that you put on top of the magazine and run stripper clips through it to quickly load magazines. My guess is, some paratrooper lost it during a training jump, there's no other way as they are pretty new, unavailable to civilians and criminals. Maybe some criminals stole them from a army base and dumped them there, but that happens extremely rarely.
Me and my friends found a pistol in a lake once. I didn't believe it was real until I felt how heavy it was, and so we decided to call the police and let them deal with it. Long story short, they said over the phone that it's probably fake and to just throw it back in the lake. We tried to tell the officer on the phone that it had some serious weight to it and even had a sleight serial number on the side of it, but she insisted it probably wasn't real and to just put it back where we found it. It was this that made me lose faith in the British police, as yeah, it could have been fake, but without a proper inspection, how do you know? If I had to sum up British police in a single word, it would be lazy.
The ammunition was 5.56 NATO as used in the British Army SA80. It was in its bandolier, you get 5 bandoliers in an ammo box, 30 rounds in each pocket totaling 150 rounds per bandolier.
I've known a couple of squaddies who accidentally brought rounds home after packing them in their kit and forgetting they were there, so maybe the same happened here and didn't want to deal with the hassle of explaining to his CO and just dumped them in the river.
The gun is a cheep 8mm blank firer that was sold in the 80s and 90s as a starter pistol or stage prop. I remember an officer in my cadet force geting one to use in weekend exercises when we would crall about the army range with blank firing Lee Enfield's. That was fun
A homemade gun could be made to fire 5.56 or any other caliber. Just because you have some 5.56 ammo does not connect it to an automatic type of weapon. Some bolt action rifles are chambered in 5.56 NATO too.
@@mccari09 your lucky, we only had 22lr training model lee Enfields stamped 1945 on receiver when I was in air cadets. I just looked up l96a1 and it is chambered in .308 .300 win mag and .338 lapua. We did get to stand on a cenotaph on remembrance day holding colt c7s once. Also one year a collector loaned us very old uniforms from 1800s to ww2 to wear as we stood guard. It was pretty cool at 14 years old!
The hand gun if it is a blank firer may still be regarded as a potential firearm in the uk as some can be reverse engineered into viable weapons for crime use. Blank firers in general do not require a firearms certificate but some models have been banned from sale in the UK as they are too easy to convert. Even in its standard form they have the same intimidation effect. I don't think many people even use them in track and field these days. How things have changed... I remember in the 70's, our old headmaster had a Webley service revolver he used on sports days.
@@jimbenson4029 I do agree, I have been involved in pest control, hunting and competitive shooting disciplines most of my life but my attitude towards guns have changed a lot as I got older. The risks of the wrong people getting their hands on them are too great. I would rather they were out of the public domain all together.
Starting pistol used for sports days etc, but......... they were starting to use them in the 1980's to say I'm a gangster with a gas gun, if memory serves me well a flare can be screwed on the front and that's why it was called a gas gun! Don't ask I was confused myself. The ammunition is for the SA80 rifle, the toy with the scope that replaced the SLR 7.62 ( Belgian FN ) the rifle with bollocks that NATO said was too powerful for modern warfare! This is not intended to insult anyone, just the prospective of an old veteran .
mighty monty Oh my word, do I detect a little sarcasm, are you really going there? Criminals start bank robberies, criminals start all crimes that's why they are called cr im I nals ok crrrimmiiinallllsss yes you got there criminals if it were the gun that robbed the bank it would have to be big and have the ability to speak. I despair for the future.
i would be stupid with them like throw one off a wall or hit it just incase the primers dry but its not gonna go off from handeling it edit:they might not even be waterlogged or atleast some might still be dry if there seals remained intact iirc there water proof to a degree because things like ww2 and modern day militarys often end up having to swim or go through water even if there dry your fine handeling them though you have to impact specific force to set them off(hit the primer) dropping them clanking them together and anything else 2 guys and a magnet are likley to do aint gonna set them off
@Sam No people shouldn't be scared of guns, I've never seen a gun lift off the table and start shooting people. The problem is who has access to them and to be frank in the UK at the moment the only people with guns are the criminals. It's a joke.
drasticg us two we will have to swop Numbers and get something arranged can I send my number to you with putting on here somehow. I allready get 3 Ppi calls a day 😂👍
Marc Gosling if you type my youtube channel name in facebook you could send me a pm that way if i try giving you my email youtube blocks messages like that incase its spam
Can I suggest to you boys that you get yourself informed about guns and their constituent parts. They are not to be messed with and should be handled in a specific way. You are doing a great service to the public and the police. This shows how little the criminals think about the damage which could be done, by their careless actions.
Police will always attend a firearm situation if only bullets shame my nan got burglared and got a 2 hours response to say forensics will contact you they did 3 days later
Back in 72 i joined a canal cleaning group by coutalds of fosehill road we found a leg of a body and loads of valubles seams they were connected to an incident in bedworth
They are interested because it breaks up the boredom of dealing with idiots driving and using their phones, stopping youths from fighting and listening to neighbours complaining about the volume of each other’s radios. This kind of thing helps make a crap day dealing with members of the stupid public go by 🤣😀
In this comments section: People crying that the chap is wasting police time reporting AR-calibre bullets and a gun People of a certain nationality making "oi u got a license for that moi8te" jokes when they can get arrested and imprisoned for crossing the road incorrectly LMAO
@@ThatsMrMaxHeadroomToYou Neckbeard, yeah, ya got me. Nanny state, nah, I'm cool with the ideas behind the 2nd amendment. Xbox? REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
5:23 yeah that's the standard US army bandolier that 5.56 comes in when we get the ammo out of the ammo crate at the range, also the thing at 3:48 is a speed loader that comes with each bandolier.
EraseMeWhole just saying man there are over 400,000 gun owners and over 1 million illegally owned guns don’t think we have a spasm or get offended when we here the word gun
The Boulton-Paul Defiant, the Bristol Blenheim and Sir Bernard Lovell. During the Mcr. Blitz only 2 confirmed German bombers were accounted for. Even with barrage balloons and spotlights it was difficult for Britain's air aces to defend their territory in the dark. Two unlikely aircraft fulfilled that role. The Boulton Paul Defiant was a turret fighter, 4 Brownings as armament in a power-operated turret. A single-engined aircraft - a Rolls-Royce merlin engine gave it some handy speed. It's two-man crew often did sterling work, a plane with fighter speed and a turret giving it awesome firepower in a wide-arc it's weakness in times of trouble being the difficulty with which the rear-gunner could extricate himself and bale out. The Bristol Blenheim was partly funded by Harold (Lord) Rothermere proprietor of the Daily Mail. It was a super fast twin-engined light-bomber and a step forward for the '30's. It came in two varieties, the short-nosed and long-nosed versions. Used in the Phoney War for leaflet drops and attacks against shipping. It was very bravely-crewed as it had only light armament. Like the Defiant that took to the skies defending Mcr. in the interceptor role, the Blenheim shone in this role. This was largely due to team who invented the CavityMagnetron, enabling the first reliable air-borne radar. Amongst this team was Sir Bernard Lovell who was the man behind the University of Manchester's Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope.
Jack Stephens I had to laugh you guy's can't even have a knife is this true? You guy's have no possible way to defend your selves basically your slaves to your government can't believe it!
no we cant have a knife to walk around the street with, for obvious fucking reasons, we dont need guns, we have done fine for years without them, still doesnt mean that people cant get guns, if you have no criminal record, you have a good legal reason to use it, you can often get a license for some rifles/ shotguns and very rarely pistols. but unlike your government and police etc, we actually know who to give them too so we dont have people running round the streets or in schools shooting every bastard they see. you can talk about how we dont have a gun to defend ourselfs but people have been shot by people in england before, and may i just say that if you went outside with no gun and you get shot in the head, you would have nothing to defend yourself ,you'd just die, its exactly the reason we dont need guns given to random people who get one just because they feel like it
Artizan I live in Australia lol we don't have school shootings because we have a much better controll over who gets firearms, but we have millions of them in every state in Australia we have a healthy gun culture. Don't believe what you hear in the media about Australia and guns it's mostly untrue...
dustisdeadbodies85 let me correct him: It is extremely unlikely to discharge as ammunition isn't technically waterproof and wet powder doesn't burn. Also it's highly unlikely to discharge a live round anyway, since the weren't slapping it around.
In the grubby water full of black grime and slime. Bacon butties digesting and the happy labrador sniffing the dirt. The dredging of a grotty old river filled with memories wishing to be forgotten, two men looking for treasure pick their spot. If only someone would tell them that all the gold and treasure has been washed downstream. All that is left is the salt, soot and ash. The claggy remains of copied air filter; copied Faberge egg,; copied jade tortoise. One needs to get their steed away from tire tread and find the heart of the land.
LMAO, love that female cop, the other two checking it out and talking to the guys and she's off playing with the dog, that would be me in that situation
Oi mate have you got a license for that magnet?
Polyphonic Monkey do you have a license to carry partner
Polyphonic Monkey relley for magnet? Lol
I3ORG HARVEY have you got a license for that comment 😂😂😂
SHOW ME YOUR TALKING LICENSE PLEASE
have you got a permit for that reply?
"Right lads erm if you could just pack it in like wit fooking magnets. Cos it's giving us reet head aches. It's in there for reason lads. Let it be" 😂😂
@Rose Treiger good idea that. Win win if you think about it. Could get a lovely diamond
@Rose Treiger deads people's don'ts cares ifs yoose rob they.
Rose Treiger they don't bother me neither, I think they're doing a great job. They are cleaning the waterways...... For fun!
It was a joke on the old bills part.
Agreed
Rose Treiger I’ve got a metal detector! ....
Graveyards you say?....🤔
Probably some squaddie left them in his kit and instead of putting them in an amnesty bin just threw them in the river
SamC94 100%
rgr that
Yeah 100%
Clearly didn't throw them in a river
Tony Hutchinson highly likely did unfortunately.
UK: Finds Ammo and a firearm, calls police.
USA: Finds Ammo and a firearm, what a score, wonder if the Ammo still fires... Hope I can clean up the gun and shoot it.
the usa gun nuts are addicted to loud bang noises. I've no idea why.
Actually there are river divers on CZcams they find the guns and give them to the police they are usually murder weapons you get caught
with it and it gets pinned to you you’re gone for good.
@@colinglen4505 why do you even care you don't even live hear
the reason why I care is as follows ... we as a nation have been heavily infliuenced by the usa. and, not in a good way. I wish we could go back to 1930 and put an embargo on anything American. .
@@colinglen4505 lol how do you figure I have to hear this
Never knew there was such a thing as magnet fishing,. .you learn something everyday,.,.you tube is a wonderful place
redsky106 , I seen a black kid chew bubblegum and put the wad of gum on a string and get coins out of the sewer through the grate over 30 years ago
Take the gun to the local bank....you get a rearly good exchange rate :)
It's these guys, dumping their goods an pretending to find them weeks later really, trying to lose suspicion from police lol.
BattlePro Gamers 😂you got us
BattlePro Gamers
That would be brilliant!
BattlePro Gamers you're so wrong 100%
BattlePro Gamers those guys has 100% clean record
Cameron Rogers
Lol, it's meant for joke obv's?
Was riding my bike past when cops got there me and my mates were fishing a bit further down 😂
The 5.56 ammo is in a NATO ammunition belt, Sutton Coldfield, check the army bases
jbss7382 yeahvsure just walk in and ask lol “hay have you lost any ammo”
It goes in various guns, AR15, m16, SA80 ect. It's not hunting ammo.
Christian Buczko depending on where you live you can use it for hunting.
Riley Allen not in England >..
valeforedark yeah but even in America it's only some states that allow it. Some don't believe it has the power to kill a deer which most people use it for.
Love finding mystery items...well found guys 👍🏼😊
Who the hell threw that sweet af snake in the water?
Plaid Shirt someone probs got scared of it n thought it was watching them
You have some amazing finds there! It's just a shame your cameraman has no idea what he's doing. Would be nice if we could actually see the things you discover
Nice Video 👍👍weiter so Kollege echt Klasse macht Laune zuzuschauen 🙋♂️
Gruß Quatermain Detecting
What you found at first was a WWII type “bandolier” that an infantry man would carry with ammunition loaded into “stripper clips” for fast reloading a bolt action rifle, usually a British Enfield 303 or 308. The officer seemed to say that the cartridge was a 5.52 which is a recent caliber that NATO and most European countries have changed to.
I am 70, have had the pleasure to visit the British Isles twice and found the people amazing and the country beautiful.
You finds are addictive to watch.
Cheers from Atlanta, Georgia!
Clan Robertson the bandolier hasn’t changed much since the Second World War but are still in use now
5.56
Find some ammo and the Police turn up. Near neighbours house gets burgled and it's four days before they appear.
Wouldn't dare me my luck would put my hand straight on a smack needle
@Box Jabber not from where I'm from the north east of England man 8 outta 10 people are snackheads 🤣😂
@Box Jabber London their stab you for setting of to walk with your left foot first haha
@Box Jabber hahahahhaa
Free smack tho
Whats smack ? Fr i have no idea
The gun is a Bruni (BBM) 8mm blank firing copy of the walther PPK
1:40.....what a gent! Dont have to share someones beliefs to respect them.
I started doing that here in Colorado,USA, and haven’t found anything nearly as great as your finds. Well done!
A blank fireing gun could still be used for crime / robbery
And probably able to fire live rounds with work.
When you find bullets always look at the bottom of it and look for markings
Nato ammo doesn't always have the calibre on head stamp.
That’s so cool great work
Great video nice to see the public and our police together
Bro that might be someone’s ashes 1:30- 2-30
I think you're right yikes...
The ammo and belt are military. The velcro places it after the mid-70s, when velcro started being used by the military. As the ammo is 5.56 that places it after the mid-80s when the military fell on their heads and moved from the 7.62 L1A1 rifle to the 5.56 SA80. The non-bullet thing you pulled out is a loading tool, used to load multiple rounds into the magazine quickly and with blistering thumbs.
The gun is a replica me8, I had a fully chromed one years ago. The blanks were well loud lol
the amount thats there must be astounding.. Shocking video!! 😁👍
Probably best taking all your finds to the local police station at the end of the day instead of having them come out a few times, just a thought...
Problem with that is you would technically be committing a firearms offence by transporting it.
cardiffpicker1 highly doubt they would arrest and charge you for taking a firearm to the police station after finding it in a canal, many people do this and haven’t had any problems
@@gushbucket5998 they probably wouldn't with these as the gun is not technically a gun and ammo is perfectly safe but some found are real and still loaded, they would definitely charge someone with them.
If you find a gun, you don't mess around with it, you don't put it in a bag and drive it to the station, you call them to come to you. That is 100% what the police would tell you to do in that situation
That Bandolier was very recent those are made of 100% cotton
John Viera no they are not. Nylon.
I have bandoliers like that with .223 ammo for the AR-15 or M16. The metal thing was an adapter to connect the stripper clips to the magazine.
"We pulled it out earlier and there's a GOON in it!"
from the design on the slide it's a bruni 8mm blank firing copy of a walther PPK
Charles Street I think it’s a Makorov or a Zastava. The trigger looks a lot like it.
Youve been playing battlefield too much lol
He should've kept it.
They're going for about £150 those ME8s now.
Italian made ME8 blank firing police pistol. Watch and listen to video.
@@ThatsMrMaxHeadroomToYou wouldn't be allowed to sell it as it is a RIF
I would have kept it.
i wud gonn skool
Barbre Spectre what if it belongs to an ongoing case??
Cryptonomous why should someone know that he has it as long as he dnt commit a crime hes fine
toni montana its not about being a criminal urself but helping to close an insolved case...
It's a blank gun
Great finds guys 👍👍
Great video and finds Guys, enjoyed my visit. H.H.
4 coppers? Real good use of manpower
Either that or it is a village like in "Hot Fuzz." Small community with nothing to do.
The 2 in hi viz were standard response officers. Then armed officers turned up to make it all safe
Damn i need to start magnet fishing, looks fun
the pack is a bandolier its what you fill ye mags up with when you have time to do so or running low. hoped it helped :)
That pistol is a blank-firing replica of very poor quality. Made by Bruni in Italy, mostly zinc alloy with a steel barrel. Good thing you called the police, though! Weapons of any kind, whether legal ones or illegal ones, shouldn't be abandoned where one has absolutely no control over them. With this one, I can picture three scenarios: 1) someone still had it and wanted to get rid of it the easiest way, 2) it had been tampered with, trying to make it to work with live ammonutíon (very bad idea), or 3) it had been used in a crime as a threatening device at one time, and then disposed off.
thumbs up for calling the coppers, and showing it in this video, too!
To be honest if they keep calling the police they will find they will have a law to stop them magnet fishing, well come on breaks in to doughnut time
They look like the 5.56 rounds we used in the British army.
Fox killer Exactly
Yep. They're supplied in bandoliers like that.
Looks like this China PLA Type 81 / AK-47 Ammo Vest
Snipes No way, definitely 5.56 not 7.62
Thought the British use 7.62 ? Or 303
Very good work, Keep it up.
I love y'alls accent. One day I'll visit the Shire. Love and light.
Nikki Nikki thanks 👍
Asked the Police what sort of bullet is it, they wont know, they could tell you where cafe is
They'd probably send a firearms officer so they would know
@@mrcaboosevg6089 Exactly and a lot of Old Bill are ex-squaddies too.
The fact they said they are the same as theirs 5.56 sort of tells you that they did know
OK.......let's get this right. They have found 5.56 bandolier. 7.62 is a lot larger. The 7.62 Nato and 7.62 AK47 are different............go research.
They are 90% AKM's these days Chambered in 5.45mm x 39mm. That said they do look more like 5.56 NATO.
We are all guessing since we cannot see a clear picture, but what they are not is Russian AK47 7.62 or British 7.62. And the people saying they are the same dont not much about each, they are not interchangeable.
I'm a month late, but those are 100% 5.56. The bandolier they found is one of the ways they come in ammo cans, they are packaged in stripper clips and the bulkier thing is a magazine speedloader, that you put on top of the magazine and run stripper clips through it to quickly load magazines. My guess is, some paratrooper lost it during a training jump, there's no other way as they are pretty new, unavailable to civilians and criminals. Maybe some criminals stole them from a army base and dumped them there, but that happens extremely rarely.
I AM ALIVE !!!!! Sure and in a few decades the American population will drop by 75% because you all keep killing each other 24/7.
Me and my friends found a pistol in a lake once. I didn't believe it was real until I felt how heavy it was, and so we decided to call the police and let them deal with it. Long story short, they said over the phone that it's probably fake and to just throw it back in the lake. We tried to tell the officer on the phone that it had some serious weight to it and even had a sleight serial number on the side of it, but she insisted it probably wasn't real and to just put it back where we found it. It was this that made me lose faith in the British police, as yeah, it could have been fake, but without a proper inspection, how do you know? If I had to sum up British police in a single word, it would be lazy.
The ammunition was 5.56 NATO as used in the British Army SA80. It was in its bandolier, you get 5 bandoliers in an ammo box, 30 rounds in each pocket totaling 150 rounds per bandolier.
556 rounds and speed loader. Modern day bandalier issued in ammo boxes to serving soldiers
AW Services or 7.62 x 39 I thought
Someone nicked it and couldn't sell it or thought better of it?
@@barnabyg6808 definitely not 7.62x39
I've known a couple of squaddies who accidentally brought rounds home after packing them in their kit and forgetting they were there, so maybe the same happened here and didn't want to deal with the hassle of explaining to his CO and just dumped them in the river.
I went magnet fishing but didn’t catch any magnets.
Construction 100
Same here, I could not figure out how to get the bait to stay on.
Magnet fishing,
Love it!
Good job you guys....
I need to know where you have done 😉
THATS BRAD hi jump on the m6 I will show ya 👍
Marc Gosling I’m coming on Thursday shhhhh
Its probs a offering to the gods Hindus often make offerings and put it into the water
Wow nice find, good work!
The gun is a cheep 8mm blank firer that was sold in the 80s and 90s as a starter pistol or stage prop. I remember an officer in my cadet force geting one to use in weekend exercises when we would crall about the army range with blank firing Lee Enfield's. That was fun
I went magnet fishing and i caught a steelhead fish
A homemade gun could be made to fire 5.56 or any other caliber. Just because you have some 5.56 ammo does not connect it to an automatic type of weapon. Some bolt action rifles are chambered in 5.56 NATO too.
RR PLANB Lots more are chambered in 223 Remington, which looks almost identical.
Yes..the Civilian version for hunting/sport etc. .556 nato is the military version.
RR PLANB homemade firearms firing high powered rifle ammunition are a bad idea lol. Unless you like shrapnel. (55000 psi or 3792 bar for 5.56x45)
RR PLANB fired a bolt action L96a1 gp rifle when I was in the army cadets.. pretty sure that was 5.56
@@mccari09 your lucky, we only had 22lr training model lee Enfields stamped 1945 on receiver when I was in air cadets. I just looked up l96a1 and it is chambered in .308 .300 win mag and .338 lapua. We did get to stand on a cenotaph on remembrance day holding colt c7s once. Also one year a collector loaned us very old uniforms from 1800s to ww2 to wear as we stood guard. It was pretty cool at 14 years old!
The hand gun if it is a blank firer may still be regarded as a potential firearm in the uk as some can be reverse engineered into viable weapons for crime use. Blank firers in general do not require a firearms certificate but some models have been banned from sale in the UK as they are too easy to convert. Even in its standard form they have the same intimidation effect. I don't think many people even use them in track and field these days. How things have changed... I remember in the 70's, our old headmaster had a Webley service revolver he used on sports days.
Peter Sobocki thanks for the comments pal, but we can’t take any chances when we find a gun it has to go to the rozzers, thanks for watching
@@jimbenson4029 I do agree, I have been involved in pest control, hunting and competitive shooting disciplines most of my life but my attitude towards guns have changed a lot as I got older. The risks of the wrong people getting their hands on them are too great. I would rather they were out of the public domain all together.
What magnet do you recommend using because I am starting to do this as well in Yorkshire and I don’t know a lot about magnet fishing got any advice
You keep pulling ammo and guns out they will ban magnet fishing.
Better these guys finding than small kid. What's this bang!
Starting pistol used for sports days etc, but......... they were starting to use them in the 1980's to say I'm a gangster with a gas gun, if memory serves me well a flare can be screwed on the front and that's why it was called a gas gun! Don't ask I was confused myself.
The ammunition is for the SA80 rifle, the toy with the scope that replaced the SLR 7.62 ( Belgian FN ) the rifle with bollocks that NATO said was too powerful for modern warfare!
This is not intended to insult anyone, just the prospective of an old veteran .
Symon Sheppard
Yeah it would start a robbery
mighty monty
Oh my word, do I detect a little sarcasm, are you really going there?
Criminals start bank robberies, criminals start all crimes that's why they are called cr im I nals ok crrrimmiiinallllsss yes you got there criminals if it were the gun that robbed the bank it would have to be big and have the ability to speak.
I despair for the future.
Symon Sheppard
Are you a criminal or just a fanny
True as I had one . Said Italy on it etc . Was a blank firing gun for sports days etc
andi alongi a semi auto blank firing gun - seems odd to me.
U guys amazing from MALAYSIA
Great vid mate. Gr. Ron
Don't understand why he's saying careful mate, they're waterlogged old rounds. They ain't gonna blow in your face dude.
i would be stupid with them like throw one off a wall or hit it just incase the primers dry but its not gonna go off from handeling it
edit:they might not even be waterlogged or atleast some might still be dry if there seals remained intact iirc there water proof to a degree because things like ww2 and modern day militarys often end up having to swim or go through water
even if there dry your fine handeling them though you have to impact specific force to set them off(hit the primer) dropping them clanking them together and anything else 2 guys and a magnet are likley to do aint gonna set them off
They are not even that bad if one does go off outside of a gun
@Sam No people shouldn't be scared of guns, I've never seen a gun lift off the table and start shooting people. The problem is who has access to them and to be frank in the UK at the moment the only people with guns are the criminals. It's a joke.
alright guys loving the channel, do you fancy a collab some time
drasticg sounds good we would be up for it we was thinking of venturing a little further a field it’s getting harder to find stuff locally now 👍👍
im up for meeting anywhere mate
drasticg us two we will have to swop Numbers and get something arranged can I send my number to you with putting on here somehow. I allready get 3 Ppi calls a day 😂👍
Marc Gosling if you type my youtube channel name in facebook you could send me a pm that way if i try giving you my email youtube blocks messages like that incase its spam
drasticg hi I’m not on Facebook I’ve got my missus to pm you 👍
How very interesting!
Can I suggest to you boys that you get yourself informed about guns and their constituent parts. They are not to be messed with and should be handled in a specific way. You are doing a great service to the public and the police. This shows how little the criminals think about the damage which could be done, by their careless actions.
Police will always attend a firearm situation if only bullets shame my nan got burglared and got a 2 hours response to say forensics will contact you they did 3 days later
In Win yep they is as about much use as a fart in a space suit 🐺🐾💪😢
Tom Piper yep right on 👌🐺🐾💪😉
They just wont acknowledge cultural enrichment happening all around them
I wonder what there response time would be if I pulled out my unregistered butter knife?
Oh wait, they're outside my house now...
Blackout Guy Oi mate you got a loicense for that knoif?
2:58 there bullets mate there bullets
Back in 72 i joined a canal cleaning group by coutalds of fosehill road we found a leg of a body and loads of valubles seams they were connected to an incident in bedworth
Next step by the police 👮♀️ thats the finish for you fishing with magnets boys , bet ya 👍🤷♂️
Dirk Digler no chance
Hahaha it's really funny to watch non gun people find ammo and guns.
looks like 5.56X45 NATO rounds to me.
Your and idiot theiry're shotgun shells stupid idiot
You're the idiot, did you only watch the first 15 seconds ? Durh-Yup
R. R. Know your the idiot stupid dumb!
I agree. They look like 5.56 to me.
Its definitely 75mm tank shells
I fuckinn jumped when he said “CATCH”
What a killer find! The police seemed genuinely interested.
They are interested because it breaks up the boredom of dealing with idiots driving and using their phones, stopping youths from fighting and listening to neighbours complaining about the volume of each other’s radios. This kind of thing helps make a crap day dealing with members of the stupid public go by 🤣😀
God knows what we would find if we were able to drain all the water from canals
MellowGamer Darren Jesus could you imagine
A load of shopping trolleys
In this comments section:
People crying that the chap is wasting police time reporting AR-calibre bullets and a gun
People of a certain nationality making "oi u got a license for that moi8te" jokes when they can get arrested and imprisoned for crossing the road incorrectly
LMAO
Yeah but we can get arrested for not having a loicense so we can't claim to be any better
The UK needs libertarianism
Have you got a licence for your double-standards opinion?
@@ThatsMrMaxHeadroomToYou Neckbeard, yeah, ya got me. Nanny state, nah, I'm cool with the ideas behind the 2nd amendment. Xbox? REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
@@ThatsMrMaxHeadroomToYou Not sure how it's double standards. Crossing the road is a freedom afforded to everyone but North Americans :^)
5:23 yeah that's the standard US army bandolier that 5.56 comes in when we get the ammo out of the ammo crate at the range, also the thing at 3:48 is a speed loader that comes with each bandolier.
Squady chucking away his blank ammo from exercise 😂😂
Oi m8 you got a loicense for fishing?
in poland it would be already in a police car for such a subject such a sick law we have in PL
Zielona mila what do you mean mate? Do you mean they would arrest the guys who found it?
where are the best canals to find good catches? ive just bought my first magnet and want a good spot :)
Very nice loot you find.
I went magnet fishing and caught tetanus
Weils disease more like
Surprised you guys didn't burst into flames, touching a firearm and all.
A fairy dies every time someone mentions that word over here :D
We can legally own AR-15s and revolvers over here, Its ordinary pistols they have a problem with.
RedAndWhiteKopite funny because AR-15s and pump shotguns are banned in Australia but pistols are completely legal with a sporting license
RedAndWhiteKopite actually, you can own semi auto rifles up to a .22lr.
EraseMeWhole just saying man there are over 400,000 gun owners and over 1 million illegally owned guns don’t think we have a spasm or get offended when we here the word gun
That snake 🐍 was awesome!!!
thanks guys hopefully thanks to you either a murder been cough or a criminal been found thanks to your work.
The things in the black bag is done for black magic
Not black magic.
Hindu religious things.
Probably pinched and dumped
p y idol worship no it’s magic
algor isak got no clue do?
algor isak you don’t even know your born😂
algor isak 👻 👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻😂😂
Police probably never seen a gun before
The ammunition looked like left overs that a squaddie has dumped after an exercise
The Boulton-Paul Defiant, the Bristol Blenheim and Sir Bernard Lovell.
During the Mcr. Blitz only 2 confirmed German bombers were accounted for. Even with barrage balloons and spotlights it was difficult for Britain's air aces to defend their territory in the dark. Two unlikely aircraft fulfilled that role.
The Boulton Paul Defiant was a turret fighter, 4 Brownings as armament in a power-operated turret. A single-engined aircraft - a Rolls-Royce merlin engine gave it some handy speed. It's two-man crew often did sterling work, a plane with fighter speed and a turret giving it awesome firepower in a wide-arc it's weakness in times of trouble being the difficulty with which the rear-gunner could extricate himself and bale out.
The Bristol Blenheim was partly funded by Harold (Lord) Rothermere proprietor of the Daily Mail. It was a super fast twin-engined light-bomber and a step forward for the '30's. It came in two varieties, the short-nosed and long-nosed versions. Used in the Phoney War for leaflet drops and attacks against shipping. It was very bravely-crewed as it had only light armament. Like the Defiant that took to the skies defending Mcr. in the interceptor role, the Blenheim shone in this role.
This was largely due to team who invented the CavityMagnetron, enabling the first reliable air-borne radar. Amongst this team was Sir Bernard Lovell who was the man behind the University of Manchester's Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope.
Washes gun... Haha any evidence on it is definetly Gone
It was already in the river and before you say it was in a bag it was covered in mud
Can sometimes still get something especially on a semi auto pistol even if it is a blank
This is just wasting police time, the Police don't look like they care 1 bit lol just keep it as a souvenir.
then get arrested down the line for possession of an unlicensed firearm, nah man.
Sometimes i imagine myself as a diary cow, but I have learnt the power of getting into all the hard to shave places.
They are 5.56mm rounds, in a catchall, there nor ally on a rim and each pocket fits 30 rounds in each. Hope this helps
The UK public is so uneducated with guns and amunition ...
Google our gun laws, then you will find out why. And not all of us are some of us are just as educated as in the states
Jack Stephens I had to laugh you guy's can't even have a knife is this true? You guy's have no possible way to defend your selves basically your slaves to your government can't believe it!
no we cant have a knife to walk around the street with, for obvious fucking reasons, we dont need guns, we have done fine for years without them, still doesnt mean that people cant get guns, if you have no criminal record, you have a good legal reason to use it, you can often get a license for some rifles/ shotguns and very rarely pistols.
but unlike your government and police etc, we actually know who to give them too so we dont have people running round the streets or in schools shooting every bastard they see. you can talk about how we dont have a gun to defend ourselfs but people have been shot by people in england before, and may i just say that if you went outside with no gun and you get shot in the head, you would have nothing to defend yourself ,you'd just die, its exactly the reason we dont need guns given to random people who get one just because they feel like it
Artizan I live in Australia lol we don't have school shootings because we have a much better controll over who gets firearms, but we have millions of them in every state in Australia we have a healthy gun culture. Don't believe what you hear in the media about Australia and guns it's mostly untrue...
I live in Australia too buddy and your talking right out your ass mate 😂
Put the pistol down, you have no idea what you’re doing
SamC94 at least he didn't have his finger near the trigger, but even in such a state you don't know if it will discharge unexpectedly.
Giraffe Boy it won't 😂😂😂😂😂
dustisdeadbodies85 let me correct him:
It is extremely unlikely to discharge as ammunition isn't technically waterproof and wet powder doesn't burn. Also it's highly unlikely to discharge a live round anyway, since the weren't slapping it around.
Donnie Oliver yeah, he's a fucking prick.
Wtf he's not a prick. He's just stating some firearm safety.
In the grubby water full of black grime and slime. Bacon butties digesting and the happy labrador sniffing the dirt. The dredging of a grotty old river filled with memories wishing to be forgotten, two men looking for treasure pick their spot. If only someone would tell them that all the gold and treasure has been washed downstream. All that is left is the salt, soot and ash. The claggy remains of copied air filter; copied Faberge egg,; copied jade tortoise. One needs to get their steed away from tire tread and find the heart of the land.
yeah it's 5.56x45, standard rounds in the British army(in the sa80 rifle)