It’s a suicide weapon dude

lol I approve as a Korean. That is now chevy spark since GM acquired Daewoo motor co.

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@@goyangi2014 Then they made Spark EV with 400 ft-lb motor. It's the most torque motor of any similarly priced car in history. And yes, torque steer will make you feel like someone's going to die.

That is true

YoonTae wan this is some really interesting input! Thanks man

Ian mentioned that Daewoo doesn't manufacture guns anymore, do you have a surplus of parts or do other companies continue to manufacture parts for these guns?

How does it feel that South Korea and North Korea may actually sign a real peace treat now

Derkman96 the company named S&T motive(that company take over the Daewoo Precision) is now maker of small firearms

Hawkeye 47 that is all korean's hope wherever they living. As korean, i hope north are open their border. But as a soldier, we need to be ready for any sitation.

K3 was a belt fed machine gun too ,also nice

You were in the ROK military?

@@user-rg3cy8kc1p They were legal to buy in the US before the import ban.

I had this one,the k1. Payed $300 new in box. Early 90s. Great little gun. Wish I kept it.

South Korea makes some great stuff, from rifles to cars!

​@@rycallter3372now just a good empty original box probably worth $300 now to collectors

Also makes you Virgin

Arty Theta nice r6s reference

FUCKING VAGISIL MAINS

80-90s early version of k1 smg has trumpet shaped muzzle, and when it fires,flame was so huge that blind the user.invisible to target......those problems are solved..

최재덕 wow that's crazy. Thanks for sharing :)

What's dangsan?

@@taewNG got it, but still, whats dangsan lol

@@taewNG ah, okay

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Centreline charging always made sense to me, It's very sealed up because it doesn't need a giant slot, no messing around about which hand to use, nothing to get in the way on the side of the gun, no reciprocating parts (I know that is either good or bad depending on perspective). All that said I have zero time on ARs, so for those that do, what is it about the side charger that you prefer/what am I missing about the central handle?

AgamemnonTWC personally I just find the big horizontal charging handle super sexy

James Healy My criticisms of it are mainly that it's weird to charge without dismounting from the shoulder and, though there are replacement handles that remove this issue, the handle is awful. It's uncomfortable, hard to grip, and small. The small part especially contributes to the problem of being unable to charge without dismounting the rifle, because it's nearly impossible in my experience to get a good grip on just one side of it, but it's very awkward to get the hand around both sides without pulling the gun away. I know that can be resolved by an aftermarket handle, but in its stock form it sucks. It's just a terribly unergonomic charging handle for the gun that everyone claims is the ultimate ergonomic tacti-cool rifle. Why bother with super ergonomic grips and safeties and stocks and what have you if you still have to deal with a charging system that, in use, feels more like a badly designed bolt action than a modern rifle? I have not tried it, but from looks alone I'd honestly prefer the original charging system, where there was a handle on top that looked like a second trigger (like a FAMAS if I remember right). The issue then is that you may not be able to get a gloved finger in the guard to charge it in very cold weather, which I believe is why it was changed in military service. But, ergonomically, that isn't a bad method in my opinion. However, that also necessitates some structure on the top of the rifle, which means your sights will be higher, the gun effectively taller, and it'll be weird to mount modern optics on it (which I believe is why the carry handle/charger guard has largely been left off of modern AR variants). However, considering I'm right handed as are the vast majority of the people I know, I don't mind one bit having a nice big knobby handle on the right side of the rifle. If I was left handed or designing something for military use where left handers would have to use it, I'd probably be happier to deal with the drawbacks of the AR charging handle, but as a right handed person who finds the charging of nearly every other military rifle perfectly comfortable, the AR's annoys me.

Laird Cummings Interesting. It probably comes from having shot mostly older rifles (I've honestly shot much more black powder than smokeless), but the right hand just feels to me like the natural hand for charging.

AgamemnonTWC As a righty who isn't a soldier, I much prefer charging with my non-trigger hand like on HKs and FALs. But for soldiers and people moving with the weapon at the ready keeping your fore-grip hand supporting the fotward weight of the weapon is much more realistic than the mechanically disadvanteged trigger hand.

hedgehog 21 xk10 was compact version of xk9, like mp5k. It also cancelled

k14 added

jinho kim 그러고 보니 그걸 빼먹었네요..ㅎㅎ 사실 xk13도 있었죠 25mm급 공중폭발탄 기관총인데 k11에 작용된 기술의 연장으로 개발하는 거였지만 왜인지 취소됨...

The K7 is a smg in call of duty ghost!😀

저도 뜬근없이 k-1올라왔길레 댓글보는데 역시 한국분들 많이 보시는군요 ㅋㅋ 배1하시는 분들 넘어온건가?

To add, My dad also bought a Valmet 76 at that same GEMCO and I commented on it on that upload.

I wish I had got an HK93, a Tec 9, and a SPAS12.

@@EricFoFo78 i got a spas 12 but it had to be brutalized to be uk legal (24 inches long minimum)

Apex gfh BAN GHOST MICROWAVES!

wild bill yeah 9999 ammo count definitely going to give the enemy cancer

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Now you can change protective microwave made by LG

damn lol😂

Machine gun DAD. There was a company making spares. Look around.

I once owned a Daewoo brand CRT computer monitor back then, 25 yrs ago maybe? It really SUCKSSSSS.

Course it sucks, it wasn't a Sony, GoldStar or Mitsubishi.

sorryociffer you are correct. There is a vocal sub group of Daewoo collectors in the US. Parts aren’t that big a deal generally. Marky

This was Daewoo Precision Industries, later S&T Daewoo and now S&T Motiv.

Kinda because it is

Laird Cummings in theory it could be imported from overseas just like draco AK pistols are imported.

Their K5 handgun is imported as the Lionheart LH9.

S&T is looking for sales to keep production running so much to even sell to the Iraqi military. When these were imported in the 80s they were 300USD I could see them being imported as pistols today for around 700USD. The startup costs are already paid for unlike other more exotic guns like the SCAR. There is a market for people wanting to buy guns that aren't AK or ARs.

It's not that they aren't just a gun that isn't an AR, the K1 and K2 have good reputations as dependable guns and one of the few guns from East Asia Americans can own with the ban on Norinco guns and Japan not selling sporter versions of their military small arms such as the Type 84. I doubt these guns wouldn't move seeing how well CZ Brens and other alternative guns can't even stay on shelves.

His father wasnt

I hear that their toasters are just as intense.

@@ethanpike428 Korean batman

And you can make a stock trading account at Mirae Assest Daewoo.

+Daewoo apartment

말보다는 행동이지

John Czaplinski Vigil = amazing

"It's too quiet."

"Okay"

"Don't feel so bad" *gets spotted*

Yeah, I meant windage and not elevation.

Blows foot off with a shotgun *gross*

Haha i was waiting for this

@@Fmjeezus Thug Liiife

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Josh Samuelson the lionheart lh9 is a commercial version of their current pistol.

GunFun ZS learned 2 new things today then. Maybe it's just the reserves that use the old .45 then as I remember seeing them at military exercises.

I heard we had some 1911 for ye-bi gun(reserve force, like national guard? of korea).but most of forces use k5 pistol this days.

Thanks for the first hand and first hand-ish input.

1911 looks pretty and works well, thier is no reason why they wouldn't want to use it

I have one for sale if you are interested.

tierfuehrer2 more or less yep. The numbers at the back used to signify the order in which they were developed....tho after the K-6 (licensed M2) it seems like they completely abandoned that ordering system

The K9 Thunder is a South Korean self-propelled 155 mm howitzer.

Jun Imai beat me to it!

Jun Imai g is for germany, g3, g36

In Canada we use C C7, C8

Tater tots

Glorious

roof koreans had K2 lol Which was my service rifle. K1 was made as an accidentally ahead of time 5.56mm SMG. K2 is the full standard assault rifle

@@pleasetredonme it was more of 'lets mix AK and M16, and Oh ShIt it works'

Roof Koreans > South Koreans > North Koreans.

From the age of Roof Koreans, they probably used Garands.

I have one for sale if you are interested

so true!!

Same with the taiwanese t65.

Another way of fun. you can put Daewoo MAX 2 upper receiver on it. It works. How do I know? cuz I have done it when I was in Korean millitary

@@sowhat2127 a helluva rifle right? I've had zero issues with mine and it's probably 30 yrs old. A ton of fun to shoot and very accurate.

@@lproctor55 ZERO issue with a rifle aged 30 years.,.umm that could be the problem of the barrel expansion.

@@sowhat2127I hope not lol. It's still a "low-ish" round count, around 7-8000. I still think it probably needs to be looked at, just in case. Thanks for the heads up man!!!

Yep, I meant windage and goofed.

와 한국인

tawm Now they produce enhanced K-2 with fully machined parts and nice anodized finish but safety lever still annoys soldiers. Haha but I wouldn’t mind have one. The gun shoots half MOA with PMC ammos.

Dog of Wisdom daewoo cars suck so bad

Don't forget K-Pop

They have a modern military force. Modeled closely on the US structure. Put it this way I would not ever want to fight a ROK Marine.

Take that freedom with a grain of salt: SK had a brutal military dictatorship of its own well into the 1980's.

It was under martial law for a long time after the war "ended". Just the modern history of that country is really interesting. From the Japanese occupation on. I am not even getting into events that happened when Indians were the only inhabitants of the Americas. They even invented a sort of "rocket launcher" that used black powder, bamboo tubes, and evil looking metal tips fired out of a wooden mlrs looking thing.

GOTEM!

my dad too . Wait a minute, we re brother

All it needs is a sexy charging handle. But very Cold War.

Both the K1 and K2 borrowed some aesthetics from the FNC, namely the handguard, so you're not too far off.

Sarrienne Cousland trust me the guns are way better

Ian no sleep

Lmao, It's merely 8pm in Korea.

Zashra its 2 pm in my country xD

I always thought it's for us Central Europeans to enjoy Forgotte Weapons after lunch?

4 am? Not where I live

Probably because it hasn't been used. And cleaned for auction

That pun.

and photographers too.. if you checkout some of the videos and pictures their military releases, the quality is unbelievable.

Arphalia he's already done a FN FNC video a few years ago, its pretty much the same gun with the triggerguard being the only big difference. The only way to get your hands on an AK5 is through the Swedish military, as far as I know they haven't surplused any of them or sold them abroad, he might handle one at a museum tho. Shooting one is pretty much not possible, I suspect Ian is the wrong kind of PR as far as the Swedish armed forced is concerned. I've only fired them because my brother was in the army.

Why? Because it is not a forgotten weapon?

jaedashson Right. It's still active in duty.

@@user-jd1sp5zn9r T.T

Yeah, it only tool 3 years!

AKS-74U is correct designation

Евгений Макаров Ofcourse, my mistake.

Ian just pronounced it incorrect.

Afnan Zahran lol....

Not funny

This would be useful for Ugandan commandos, and would probably make them win against the tiger mafia.

Rudolf Weiss this gun could turn you into a supa kicka

No.