The video is a special Halloween episode of the "Curse Gun Images" series, hosted by a YouTube personality. The host, dressed as an alcoholic for the occasion, introduces the episode by mentioning a Russian gun designer named Mr. German Korobov, who had a unique career designing prototype weapons for the Russian government.
The host discusses several of Korobov's designs, including a gun with three barrels and a 90-round box magazine, a gun made of Bakelite, and a gun with a bolt that doesn't go behind the magazine. The host also mentions a non-crank version of a gun that looks weirder and is made entirely of Bakelite.
The host talks about Korobov's career, which spanned from the 1940s to at least the mid-80s. He mentions that Korobov designed a gun in 1946, one year after World War II ended, which was a competitor to the AK-47. The host also mentions that Korobov lived a long life, dying in 2006.
The host then discusses other "cursed gun images" that he has saved, including a VSS with a custom foam padded case, a Glock 19 with a garbage can for furniture, and an AK-74 with a troubling attachment under the barrel.
The host ends the episode by mentioning a promise to build a full-auto Looty if the video gets 200,000 likes. He also mentions that he has a license to build the Looty and that he is working on building a St. Petersburg typewriter. The host then signs off with a Halloween-themed message.
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- The text is a transcript of a YouTube video about cursed gun images.
- The video features various prototype weapons designed by a Russian gun designer named German Korobov.
- Korobov's designs were mostly bullpups, made of bakelite, and never adopted by the Russian military.
- Korobov competed with Mikhail Kalashnikov in the 1940s and 1980s to create a new assault rifle for Russia.
- The video also shows some other cursed gun images, such as a shotgun with a 50 BMG round, an AR-15 with two forward assists, and a barbecue pit with a belt-fed machine gun.
- The video is sponsored by Tack Pack, a subscription service that delivers tactical gear and accessories.
- The video is hosted by Brandon Herrera, also known as The AK Guy.