Independence Day: SEALs and Machine Pistols

Published on July 4, 2025
Duration: 2:18

This video from Forgotten Weapons features Ian discussing and demonstrating the Arex Delta machine pistol, a full-auto variant of the Arex Delta. Due to YouTube's content restrictions, full-auto footage is primarily available on alternative platforms like Patreon and Floatplane. The expert-level content highlights the Arex Delta as an undervalued pistol with a full-auto capability.

Quick Summary

Ian from Forgotten Weapons explores the Arex Delta machine pistol, a full-auto variant developed in Slovenia. He notes the pistol is undervalued and discusses how full-auto footage is restricted on YouTube, directing viewers to platforms like Patreon and Floatplane for such content.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Deep Dive Channel
  2. 00:26SEALs History Deep Dive
  3. 00:52Arex Delta Machine Pistol Intro
  4. 01:19Full-Auto Shooting & YouTube Restrictions
  5. 01:31Alternative Platforms for Full-Auto Content
  6. 02:07Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Arex Delta machine pistol?

The Arex Delta machine pistol is a full-auto variant of the standard Arex Delta pistol, developed in Slovenia. It's noted by Ian from Forgotten Weapons as an undervalued firearm with impressive capabilities, including full-auto fire.

Why is full-auto footage restricted on YouTube?

YouTube has content policies that restrict the display of certain types of firearm content, including full-auto shooting. This is why creators often move such footage to alternative platforms like Patreon or Floatplane.

Where can I find full-auto firearm content from Forgotten Weapons?

Ian from Forgotten Weapons makes full-auto footage available on platforms outside of YouTube. This includes his Patreon page (all pledge levels), Floatplane, and the 'History of Weapons & War' subscription streaming app.

What is Ian's assessment of the Arex Delta pistol?

Ian considers the Arex Delta pistol to be 'stupidly cheap' and 'undervalued.' He expresses a liking for it as a regular pistol and highlights the existence of a full-auto machine pistol version.

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