How The Helmet Gun Worked 😨

the recoil from that would leave you like a clucking hen

When is Brandon Herrera going to create and test one?

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Imagine If you launch a rocket from your helmet and the force just push back your head and break your neck

The recoil alone will mess up your neck

Grok said - No, the video has inaccuracies. The "helmet gun" was a 1916 patent by Albert Pratt (WWI era, not WWII), fired by blowing into a tube, not jaw clenching. It was never produced or used in combat due to impracticality, including potential recoil issues. Cool concept, though!

Where TF does he get this inspirations from? 😭😭😂😂😂

Seems like a great idea especially since most people clench their jaw when lifting heavy shit

y con el retroceso del disparo, nacieron los metaleros

yeah i was gonna say, that shit is just asking for broken necks lmao

Yeah, and we'd probably prefer recoil in our arms, not in our necks.

This was definitely one of the many absurd ideas that came during WWI, not WWII.

Switching to your helmet gun is always faster than reloading.

@grok is it true?

Imagine the neck pain 😂🤣

I cannot conceive a single reason this isn’t standard issue.

Fascinating! Would love to see a modern recreation of this concept with today's technology.

@nickc_123 yeah

Thank you zack i was just thinking of firing one

mdk got it right

stupid

Finally The head cannon

@gluedualies Airship assault

They should make an updated version that can aim through the eyes alone installed on the shoulder.

The neckbreaker 3000