H&K "Gun Jesus" Poster

Published on May 16, 2019
Duration: 1:54

Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons discusses a Heckler & Koch Instagram post featuring him as 'Gun Jesus' holding an HK416 and his book on French military rifles. The post highlights the HK416F's adoption by the French Army, succeeding the FAMAS, and the subsequent release of 'Gun Jesus' posters by Headstamp Publishing.

Quick Summary

Ian McCollum, known as 'Gun Jesus', was featured in a Heckler & Koch social media post holding an HK416 and his book on French military rifles. The post highlighted the HK416F's adoption by the French Army as the FAMAS successor. Posters of the artwork are available from Headstamp Publishing.

Chapters

  1. 00:00H&K Social Media Feature
  2. 00:45Poster Announcement

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the significance of the HK416F in the French Army?

The HK416F has been officially adopted by the French Army, serving as the direct successor to the venerable FAMAS rifle. This adoption marks a significant modernization step for their infantry.

Who is the 'Gun Jesus' featured in the Heckler & Koch post?

The 'Gun Jesus' is a popular meme persona of Ian McCollum, the host of Forgotten Weapons. He was depicted in artwork holding an HK416 and his book on French military rifles.

Where can one purchase the 'Gun Jesus' poster?

Posters featuring the 'Gun Jesus' artwork, created by Heckler & Koch and Ian McCollum, are produced and sold by Headstamp Publishing. A link is typically provided in the video description.

What historical context does the HK416F's adoption provide?

The HK416F's adoption by France provides a natural conclusion to the historical narrative of French military rifles, as covered in Ian McCollum's book 'Chassepot to FAMAS', which ends with the FAMAS.

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