It seems like thats part of the design. The more rigid and stiff it is, the more things will fatigue or crack, letting the rifle bend and twist looks to alleviate that. IMO. It's almost as if its less of a machine and more 'organic' in nature. Like an animal that will give it's all before giving in

reliable? maybe the modern ones lol

@@axxm1278 i think u don't know anything about fire arms so Stop commenting

@@longbow6416 this. there's a reason why bridges and skyscrapers are built to bend. nature does a lot of things right.

Low tolerances = never fail

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Really, it's a great video

Yeah exactly. I searched like 30 minutes for this.

Can you tell me why it tumbling. Shouldn't it go straight.

@@phamthanhbaolong it should have gone straight, but they're using 5.56 barrel for 5.45 ammo, that's why it was tumbling.

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Daniel Francisco Campos Tapia the barrels

Tumbling is good for tearing organs apart

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actually the AK stems from the Russian submachine gun program. Basically the AK in concept is a PPSh 41 scaled up to give a similar volume of fire with an extended range.

Tuton25 still they've made types of the rifle which are on all of those platforms such as the SVD or Dragunov, AK subs, and so on

TheAlphaLupus in application it's a ppsh 41

Well, not really. StG 44 just _looks_ like AK in design, but they are all the different systems inside. topwar.ru/uploads/posts/2012-04/1333258407_6-popup-low.jpg

Wut? PPSH is open bolt SMG, and both AK and STG are gas operated assault rifles. Btw STG inside looks more like AR than AK

It certainly is!

This video sexually aroused me..

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not real sounds, put in after video was captured. But very entertaining I must say

dude are you for real those are added in lmao

they copied the weapon from Germany

@@nicutatarov5686 what? They only copied the gas system. Ak has a rotating bolt and the stg 44 has not. And the germans copied the gas system from the svt 40 and used it in the gewher 43. Oh and the ak trigger system was copied from the m1 garand to be fair.

@@foxy126pl6 ok, but ppsh 41 is copied or not from Finland

@@nicutatarov5686 ppsh only copied the magazine. PPSh is an evolution of the sovet PPD series.

@@foxy126pl6 Suomi KP / -31 has been made since 1931, but ppd has been made since 1940

Mister Fister true to it’s design

@@jaredpyle3425 yes indeed comrade, yes indeed

Not an expert, but from what I know, the dust cover plays no role in the firing mechanism, it's just for protection and keeping the inside of the gun clean.

@@k3kboi665 yeah, I think that's what he meant.

The gas piston (if that’s what you call it, correct me if I’m wrong) is what surprised, me the way it missed it marked but corrected itself in time for for next shot was satisfying to watch

Yup, I think this is one of the best ones yet.

Brad Denton looked like the 5.45 round was keyholing?

***** Didn't notice that at first...

***** I've seen that kind of thing before in similar high speed footage. AFAICT the bullet isn't keyholing insomuch as it's not stabilized, just that it's not stabilized yet. It actually takes a few metres before the gyroscopic stabilization kicks in. I suspect it's a result of turbulence at the muzzle.

Imbored- those bullets were TUMBLING and no amount of distance will ever stabilize them. Either his twist rate is wrong for the bullets, or the barrel is out of spec.

It did! I was scanning the comments section to check if anyone else had noticed it :)

It was fast... So...

potato LEADER you must be slow

@@RekzysTheTitan or wind speed?

potato LEADER from 3 feet out of the muzzle? You’re fucking joking right?

Steel Talon I thought I was the only one, just put the movie onto a torrent download, this video reminded me of it :D

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Steel Talon I've been falling asleep to that movie for almost 4 years now. One of the best movies ever.

Steel Talon Lmao I thought the same thing

+Steel Talon makes me sad when i see the end of the film.

This was like a premium brazzers or bangbros videos in 1080p

***** I think porn in 1080p is not as nice as bad quality porn, because in HD you can see all the imperfections and make-up the whores have...

Fergesslich good point

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Fergesslich You obviously watch crap porn.

The "gas tube" is more of a blast shield/piston guide than a gas tube. If that make any sense.

Ricardo Carter it didnt, 1:46 it got stucked without the gas tube in the upper handguard guiding the piston rod foward

Mkvine how can it fire if the bolt carrier is not in battery?

Mkvine 1:46 it seems to be since the piston rod is part of the bolt carrier, and if the piston head gets stucked just outside the cup that holds it the bolt cant travel any further to feed the round into the chamber, you can also see that the rod is wobbling around cuz of loose tolerance

Ricardo Carter If this was a full auto model it will not fire out of battery since in has a sear that drops and allows the hammer to fall only after the bolt head is fully closed. Probably made for some wonky rates of fire though.

bakerXderek hehe

Yep. Steven Shekelhead is right!

Idk, seemed more Guy Ritchie to me.

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*They would be like, "How is that possible!"*

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Uniform Tango 74 I noticed that too and had to rewind just to make sure I saw what I thought I saw.

Uniform Tango 74 That's actually very strange. It isn't supposed to do this by any stretch of the imagination. I think maybe it's an optical effect (considering the weapon itself is up to specs, which it must be). Even if a rifle is of the poorest make imaginable and is busted up, it still will put rounds somewhat on target (and not keyholing) at least at 50-100 meters/yards - unless its barrel is not only stripped of rifling, but "several sizes too big". These slow motion shots look like the bullet's tumbling like something shot out of a prison pipe gun would. Very strange.

Аюр Санданов the 5,45x39 was designed to put about a 5-6 degree wobble on the bullet as it flies through the air, this allows it to yaw better when it strikes soft tissues or body armor. Same with the M16s 5.56 m193 cartridge and m855.

Thx for the 411

tbone martinez that's cool I didn't know that

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Bulgaria bro, Bulgaria. Check your map.

It's faptastic.

Especially at 2:00

+lcarrasco212 haha

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No xD lol ar bad

No xD lol ar bad

этовсезабавно Tell that to elite forces around the world who use AR's and AR derivatives. Another Eastern European dumbass who's probably never seen an AR in real life judging it off of outdated, Vietnam-era bad press. I'd be a little more at ease if I had to go into a firefight knowing I had an AK74 or an M4 available. The only way one is better than the other is relative. AR's are better in America because their parts, ammo, and training for using them is more available here. In Easter Europe AK's are better, because all of those things for AK's are better. Either way, they aren't the best, I'd rather take a Tavor. Or something reliable in 7.62 NATO. Maybe a modernized FAL carbine or a Scar H?

***** another Western gayrope or u.s sheeple pleb, any ak variant, or piston gun (such as scar-l )> over-hyped, issued only due to corrupt relationships between colt and politicians, di guns that can't function under adverse conditions, have to use expensive brass ammo, and need frequent cleanings and have to have a total bolt replacement after 5000 rounds

Ivan Ivanov According to every American and Canadian Special Ops group, and the SAS, DI AR's work fine in adverse conditions.

This isn't the most used assault rifle in the world, that would be the AKM chambered in 7.62x39 Soviet. The AK74 saw much smaller adoption, mainly in Russia and a few other countries that were part of the core Soviet Union (such as Ukraine).

Luke Charles very funny

Lmao

Probably more the skill of the rifleman on display

@@mykhaylogrygoryev8578 Their should be no reason for it to be tumbling. The barrel is burnt.

It’s crazy kalashnikov are now cranking out the ak12-ak15 which is heavily modernized rifles with picatinny rails that shoot7.62x39 and 5.45x39

Everyone on this comment seems to way off. Slow down the footage even further and you'll see its not tumbling a lot more than expected. Its the distortion created around the bullet adding to the effect. Or the barrel is shot to shit. One of the two.

@@mykhaylogrygoryev8578 LOL what

@@mykhaylogrygoryev8578 if its 762 by39 ak. yes i think most of that would be worn out by today since it been through lots of wars. but talking bout 545 ak i dun see that way. I love the 545

Lol, that's true, man

Look also for AK-400. This is good old AK-47 but with recoil of AK-74.

I did a few days ago, but still AK-12 is my go to assault rifle because iron sights are much closer to the shooter's eye and you are able to put the charging handle side if you are a right handed person.

The one in this video is an AK-74 not AK-47

Shadow fox yea, and u seen that rifles only in Battlefield 3 and 4.

shijaschka the ak400 is the ak12 that was it’s pre production designation just like the first variant of the ak12 that had a thumb safety and folding adjustable polymer flat stock was know as the ak200 the ak400 variant was ultimately chosen for both the ak12 and ak15 as well as the shortened variants

Justin Case yeah but why at *such such such* low distance?

Is the bullet supposed to be so unstable ?

@@matthiasb5970 No, the barrel is just shot out and needs to be replaced

that's called "fleet yaw". Happens to all bullets, regardless of caliber or aerodynamic shape. The bullet will yaw in flight for a short while before it stabilizes.

The rifling would have to be completely shot out of the barrel for a bullet to come out tumbling....when they say AK rounds tumble, that is after they enter flesh....not in flight