JustSomeGuy in a pinch it can be used as a trebuchet.

Rube Goldberg would be proud.

Adi Dunn That comment.

I raise you a fucking pencil! The stock definitely needs a pommel for back up.

Next thing you now it will have a bottle opener on it... *WAIT*

hahaha, this is some russian army joke?

The rope and pulley system is obviously to make a trebuchet.

dont forget the t-34

You forgot the part where it also forms into an intercontinental ballistic missile that also uses cartridges as fuel and then recycling the cartridge and loading a new bullet into it and repeating until it hits its destination. Very neat gun.

too lazy to check but ok

German beat themself. Building gigantic tank mistake.

G11 says nein nein nein

@@userMitya-2018 Somewhat. Even though they could have won the battle at Kursk if Hitler hadn't have delayed reinforcements to get more of the the more advanced tigers in there and they could have 'possibly won', there was still the fact that the Americans and British Commonwealth were bombing the hell out of their cities and factories. It was a truly terrible time for the unfortunate ppl of Germany(I cannot possibly believe that they were all super hateful racists). But either way the bombing campaigns were so destructive that Germany lost most of their ability to produce arms thanks to it and on top of that their lack of fuel reserves at the time meant they were done already.

@@dorianlindberg1662 the number of racists in Germany was known. the German party introduced statistics meticulously. and what about the tanks. tactics (a fire bag with a tank bait) of the USSR made it possible to destroy any armored targets. and it would be better for Germany to do more pz 4

@@userMitya-2018 source on said statistics, 5his sounds made up

There were more things than I've seen in any other video. Mind you, he didn't disassemble as much of the G11. That has all the things!

@@Si74l0rd tbf the an94 has a big leap over the g11 in that it's an actual viable weapon of war. The g11 never got to the point where you could reliably use it without it obliterating itself. For what it's worth the rube gold machine of a rifle did it's job properly.

Lmao. Great way of putting it.

@@parkerlong2658 Let’s get it right: it’s Rube Goldberg. Wikipedia if you need to.

@@samiam619 do I need to explain to you why your stupid.

XD

You made my morning, thank you.

dam

Best comment ever

This rifle is completely opposite of Russia, complicated and expensive

Perkaholic I don’t care if it’s meme. If you are talking crap about others you will get that back at you.

@@patrick-xu1go well if "even Russians embrace that stereotype because it’s funny as hell" than why dont you laugh about the stereotype about americans eating a lot of junk food and being fat?

@Perkaholic I dont care about wars at all. And its really impossible to struck my nerve through internet.I dont take conversations in internet seriously. But again all you can talk about is war. Your goverment brainwashed you well.

As someone who grew up in close vicinity of Red Army barracks, I can confirm that this is the official russian way to handle pretty much every kind of tech.

*laughs in vietnamese*

Version 94

This is a rifle I would not buy.

@@mitchwerbell4679 not like you could, ever

An 94 Means Avtomat Nikonova 1994

@@clarkmirkbell880 it's a joke

If you think about it every gun is just an over complicated slingshot

@@guy2026 slingshot is just complicated throwing

Russian coke is just gravel.

@@bonogiamboni4830 Gravel mixed with krokidil (sp?)

@@extragoogleaccount6061 yes.

No. No one besides Ian could quite possibly explain how the AN-94 works.

Now I'm picturing this russian scientist girl with a librarian look, holding an AN-94.

Yes

@@seyyers *boss music*

@@flamee23312 even Ian doesnt understand it 100%, there was only one human being, Nikinov himself, who could understand this mechanix, but he is dead now or may be he returned to his home planet, to much higher evolved civilisation

Ian never almost shows that

In accordance with KZfaq's rules on swearing, it was impossible to show, as it rated worse than an episode of the Sopranos staged entirely in the home kitchen.

@@scottcrawford3745 you tube has rules on swearing? Ha now that's funny. There's an analogy to the effectiveness of gun control in there somewhere.

@@NateHardman Agreed. Especially when you look at cities like Chicago and New York, or countries like England and the UK in general, where handguns are banned and firearms ownership is extremely restricted, yet they have among the highest per-capita gun deaths anywhere... Even here in Canada, where we have rigorous firearms legislation, and a recently VERY controversial added "assault-type weapons" ban , the firearms-related death tolls went up, not down. Because; It doesn't matter how Draconian your laws are, criminals don't obey laws. " Once all the guns are gone, Only the criminals will have guns...".

@@scottcrawford3745 the assault weapons ban isn’t really anything new. DMRs like the sks get a free pass but mini 14s Ar guns etc don’t. As long as I can use 7.62/.308, 12 gauge or my 30-06 guns idgaf tbh. An sks is all you really need for medium distance home defense. Just gotta practice with iron sights.

it has also somehow acquired polymer furniture

@@maximcerta1641 nah nah, that just a thick layer of radioactive dust covering the gun

So true, found it in stalker

+@@LordTrashcanRulez+ Get out of here S.T.A.L.K.E.R. !

1😂😂% Underrated comment

Well, technically, not a single piece of this gun is complex. The problem is that there are TOO MANY of them. So it's the worst kind of complex - everything is a vital piece, simplistic as duck and can't be optimized. That's basically a gun without modification potential straight out of production.

Look alive boys, Intel guys think there might be a russian unit hiding somewhere nearby and we'll have to be careful to try and find them... *Sound of 30 russian soldiers slamming their AN94 against the ground to disassemble them for cleaning* Oh... Never mind then.

​@@kowellif they are disassembling their rifles simultaneously, it means what it's a military training... Yep I know what it's a joke, I'm too boring to laugh

​@@burningsinner1132 it's because every single part is already optimized to its peak. that's why this gun is brilliant art-of-engineering piece imo.

@@karlja3ger It is a brilliant piece of engineering, but it's a bad weapon. Because weapon has to stay relevant to UNEXPECTED shifts in engineering. RPG- 7 uses somewhat questionable design of a rocket sitting outwards, which hurts it's accuracy. However, this seemingly pathetic design proved to be future-proof because you can spit out any geometry shape out of it as long as you can fit 40mm tail adapter and it's not too heavy to be shot via 2/4.5kg rated powder charge. In certain conflict in Eastern Europe obsolete grenades receive extras and quite often 80mm mortar rounds are retrofitted for better anti-infantry work. In the meantime, the "perfect" rifle might as well be used as a scrap the moment war has changed... again, because you need to engineer a new rifle.

🤣

Yeah, this gun wasnt picked up by the soviets becauer troops kept stealing the lettuce from the gun

Hahahahha a lettuce jahahahahahha funny thing sir

Well, you forgot the partridges in the pear tree, but you got the essentials.

AK Rube Goldberg machine

I think he wore the gloves to avoid the metal dust getting on his hands. Might be wrong, though.

@@DexBuff I doubt he is that wimpy, you sure it's not just to avoid corrosion?

​@@Devantejah Not sure how corrosion would occur from just the metal being touched by bare hands but I'm no expert in that kind of field so you might be right.

@@DexBuff yeah touching with bare hands is like dumping it in saltwater

Honestly I was thinking it was more of a fingerprint thing

"Computer is slow!!!! Get me the sledgehammer!!!!"

@@timbaskett6299 blyatiful

@@timbaskett6299 _> Get me the sledgehammer!!!!_ Commonly known as "percussive maintenance".

Haha

now imagine if they decide to go 3 round hyperburst.

Darklighter89 when they invent something like this they’ll be able to use light speed or teleportation

@@tsorevitch2409 That's basically an automatic Chiappa Triple Threat

just imagine 5.45 bullet inside 7.62 inside 12.7 in one cartrige

@@darklighter8968 It's gonna be like inception, a dream within a dream, but then that turns into dream within a dream within a dream...AN-94's successor will be an AN-94 inside a larger, even more complex AN-94.

The AK's hormonal teenage years

on the outside it looks like an AK-74M that was reassembled by someone that vaguely knew what an AK looked like

Amazingly It's 4.7x harder to understand the workings of this than a HK G11. You see the outside and get totally tricked into thinking you're going to understand what comes next..

I imagine the outside being solid snake just talking calmly as usual, and the inside his death sound

This is why AN-94 used mostly by special forces, not regular army soldiers.

1800 rpm actually

@@alexm566 yes, I was wrong. Thanks for the correction.

Tactical clockmaker unlocked!!! Grandma Pelikenz: +5 maintaice Bonus!

@inönu how much you want to bet they keep the AK-74 until America develop something like a shoulder-mounted railgun and then they just copy that?

@@anarchyandempires5452 Theyll probably decide the railgun is too expensive to buy and maintain and continue to use the AK

@@2MeterLP ...and win.

@@vonSchwarzberg unlikely to happen

This is the best thing ever.

Never has this tired meme been more accurate.

Jaytopper Reviews omg 😂😂

Jaytopper Reviews LOL LOL LOL...

Hahahaha win win!

the magic of video editing....

The G11 looks like a hard drive inside, this one uses a pulley! This is a 2 round burst that Da Vinci would be proud of. Steve Jobs would like the G11 though lol.

@@Si74l0rd as abusive as Steve Jobs was to his employees and somewhat his lady I don't think that he would ever have wanted anything like that.

gopnik electric boogaloos

As a Slav - can confirm

Vodka Induced Witchcraft.

Nikonov pulley magic.

What happens when Slav Techno-sorcerers clashed with Kraut Space Magicians?

AK can be disassembled in literally a couple of seconds

Chung Lii That reminded me of the scene from the movie Armageddon, where the Russian guy starts hitting the controls with a wrench.

"Russian components, American components, they're all made in Taiwan!"

Russian engineering at its finest! _CYKA BLYAT_

"Comrade, My Nagant foresight is off to the left! How do we adjust the front sight?!" "Simple Tovarisch, prop it up against that tree over there, we'll take turns kicking the sight post until it looks straight!"

Mike's goal was to give a shooter's perspective and he did a great job. The videos complement each other in ways that one could not do on its' own

that never said that

@@ERAUsnow . Ask Israelis, how AR worked there. And why they make Galil. Oh... Yeah.. Russian dude make Galil... (Or I'm mistaking) Tolerance is good, when it's reasonable... ✌️✌️✌️

@@ERAUsnow . Yep. Don't sweat. I'm just screwing with you... 😜✌️✌️ I'm familiar with both. AR not complex, just manufacturing totally deferent. There is pluses and minuses with higher/lower tolerance.

@@alexk2418 It worked fantastic, they were just pissed about the prices. That's where the Tavor came in.They wanted something less maintenance than the FN FAL, cause their conscript soldiers were too dense to properly clean them and farted out during the 6 day & yom kippur war. So they contracted the Galil after they captured tons of AK47 in 67. They had the Galil as official rifle, but never issued to all soldiers, cause they got 60.000 M16 through the MAP from the US in 73 and the soldiers liked them mainly for the low weight and better precision and even more so when they got the M4, so they kept buying them on US credit.

@@onpsxmember . Something like that. Worked funtastic, not so sure.I don't remember every aspect. (Fal also pretty interesting gun. Never had chance to shoot one. 😭😭😭 ) There is several version's about it. Where is proud or many, never believe 100%.

Kifo I laughed so fucking hard.

It's proof that the US is not the only country to have absurd procurement disasters. I'd love to hear the full story of why this sounded like a good idea and how it got through the Russian military acceptance trials.

Loweko1170 Because it does something cool.

I'm fucking dying 😂

Mouse trap🤣

Таки пора учить бездуховный язык.

@@northwest457 это просто трёп промытого дурачка-фантазёра. для него греция будет райским местом, а центр москвы нищенским коррумпированным дном.

Западный блогер не абы кто, а Иан по прозвищу Оружейный Иисус...

IMO, the G11 has way more complicated ammunition. But the rifle itself seems simpler. Whereas this thing runs bog standard 5.45 ammo, but the gun resembles the inside of a piston engine.

​@@OrtadragoonXergonomics and reload on the AN-94 are also far more human friendly than the g11

Видимо вы не слышали об автоматах серии ТКБ

The g11 was far more ambitious thoigh.

What the fuck is a drill sargent

@@patriot1525 i don't actually know, sounds millitary though.

*Sergeant

Now let's see somebody do it blindfolded.

@@patriot1525 Bad man, VERY bad man, yells, YEEEEELLLLS!

James Harding ok who asked

@@0xSCMD who tf needs to ask, why do people need to ask to talk to people

@@0xSCMD hey chill lil guy

@@0xSCMD chill the dude was making a point

@@0xSCMD small-dick.

it was a beast

This and the m60 were so OP when the game first launched lol

Bc2, best game ever 😢

it was in service for a short time used by special forces

Have to be a Certified cosmonaut to operate this rifle. 😂

Just like the G11

As a bachelor in mechanical engineering, I can attest. I’be got no clue how this thing works

Arman Amirkhanyan what about a $5 flashlight 😂 the education failed us

Something I'd rather hear from an elevator mechanic than a gunsmith.

@@philmccracken6134 I doubt even the most experienced of elevator mechanics would understand this, I mean who does

That's the technical term.

i literally read this right when he said it...amazing

@@philmccracken6134 this is elevator that makes p-pew

Have you made your own an94 yet?

@@legitbeans9078 nope, but I did get my .300 WinMag bullpup project out of storage to finish!

Myths? About guns? Preposterous

They're totally different but yeah the AK-107 and AEK series are super interesting, hope they get featured one day.

​@@boredgunner and their successor A545 somehow

@@revimfadli4666 Well I have certainly lost interest now that Ian has broken down and tested the BARS system. There's no such thing as magic!

One makes recoil be less felt the other fires a second round mid movement of the mechanism lmao

Да, блять

In Soviet Russia, Gun Disassemble You!

Adepic How is life in your mama’s basement so far?

Daniel Sklydnev Looks like that you’re product of that process...

Котъ Баюнъ why are you trying to start arguments

Nucreal? Dyslexics untie!

@@patrick-xu1go don't accidently unzip your pants in the process.

@@tfwthelsdkicksin6083 lmao

Don’t forget the SAIGA-12 stored in the gun just in case you need a backup gun

MobileCrusader especially something like this

MobileCrusader it's disappointing but the guns aren't unsalvageable. At any rate, a museum piece like this would never have been fired anyway

I feel this way about old boats or planes that get decommissioned.

AFAIK even the police aren't allowed full auto weapons. All police rifles are semi-auto as far as I'm aware.

The police use sub-machine guns usually and quite a few police forces in the country have G36C's in their arsenals. I've seen my fair share of them in Manchester Airport

схп это не деактивированное оружие.. если ммг это не деактеваты.. ибо ммг делаются путем деактивации вполне рабочих экземпляров. к слову. схп работают. а ммг - нет.

@@Stormidze 9

@@Stormidze 0po

@@Stormidze 9

@@Stormidze 9

Nope Rube Goldberg won't have done anything this insane.

My thoughts exactly. Maybe add some marbles and a jet pack.

goldberg? No wonder the gun is so unrussian

@@Nabnab153 It's a joke...

Its not about the gun's operation, its that he's never known what the top groove on the front sight is for due to no documentation.

@@Isaac-ho8gh probably a bottle opener 😁

@@PapaSchultz74 ah no lol, its actually for a tritium front sight post according to an AN94 manual I found in the comments of this video.

@@Isaac-ho8gh light capsule*

@@artemefimov8215 so a night time sights?

Correction auto engineers...mechanics would never make something so asinine 🤣🤣

@@nickroyce7712 thank you. As a mechanic I make things simple so is simple to fix.

In 94, the USSR was no longer there. The USSR collapsed in 91.

@@Shitbox-Customs Thanks!. I wasnt to sure and took the middle way.

Russian engineering is best engineering :)

Eh, the key is instead of just a bolt carrier it has a whole another (spring-operated) gun inside. And that second gun can strip cartridges going in both directions (picking them from a special cache in the mid-position where they are stored by a separate stripper, picked from the magazine). So the outer gun first moves the inner gun forward, has it pick the cartridge on its motion forward, lock in place, then fire in the forward position. Recoil and gas piston move the inner gun back, it ejects the spent cartridge and strips one from the cache (while going in the opposite direction as before!) then locks it and fires before it ends its backwards travel.

Just read a detailed description of how this thing works and I still don’t really get how it works.

same here. it may be simply by magic

@@jag0937eb Commie space magic...

@CR BZ Yes, depending how you define "separate". There's definitely a separate system that feeds rounds from magazine into the "prearranged" position - then depending how you look at it and where you draw the lines, either 1 (bidirectional) or 2 (1 for forward, 1 for back)systems feeding from there into the "inner gun" - a fully functional 1-shot spring-operated gun, with barrel, chamber, firing pin, ejector, but not own feed system.

Followed by giving up and going for some kompot.

I honestly expected the disassembly to be worse. I could actually see myself do a rough cleaning really quick. Just pull the main assembly out, wipe it all down with anti-fouling solvent, wipe dryish, add oil, and reassemble and rack the action a few times.

Watching Ian disassemble the fucking thing almost gave me a panic attack.

Have you guys not seen Larry Vickers' video on the AN94? After he fired a few rounds the gun jammed and it took 4 people to clear it.

I got an AN-94... Wot Suka Blyat!!!

Oh my g o d i remember this vividly

Ты его лично в руках держал, поц с ДНРовской тряпкой на аватарке?

@@tarekcat1 "especially on performance" says who? it's reliable, has good accuracy and range, decent ergonomics, all in all it's a good gun with it's main downside being it it's price and how hard it'd be to repair or clean it if something actually goes wrong

Mh would be interesting to compare that to a revolver cannon.

When matchlock rifles were invented in 1475, people were spazzing out because they didn't have to hold a burning match to a flash pan by hand anymore.

They were probably like "Whats next! Maybe a gun that does not need a fuse?! Stop drinking dude and lets be real here its to complicated to ever exist!"

@ninjast4r actually that happend when they invented the zipper first time. it was slightly different, the zipper sides were one bellow the other .paralel but watched from front, one side was above the other and the locking was made by the zipper pushing the two lines of teeth one on another to fit.i saw a replica and u needed about 15 seconds to close the zipper since u had to move slower than we do today, but still, for that period it was insanely confortable versus using leather straps to tie your clothes on you. the lady that made it, forgot her name, was burned after a 2 hours trial and the "judge" actually wanted to let her go but after a heated argument in his house,he was too afraid people would think he is under some spell so he had to order her burned.yea...we had times like that..and we consider ourselves the most evolved species..yea right.

@@cosminxxx5287 we aren't the most evolved species? Which species is more evolved than us?

@@jacksonfitzsimmons4253 how evolved you are is determinted by your efficiency in gaining energy while spending much less energy. imagine a fosil fuel generator that spends 1 galon of gasoline to give your home 6 hours of electricity.if another generator spends less for same 6 hours or spends same but gives more hours, is more evolved ofcourse. its samee with living beeings for example a turtle can live over 300 years cause the daily needed energy gained from the food is WAAAAAAAAAY above the energy it spends to get that food.the oxidation in the cells is much lower and produce much more energy than the turltle spends so it spend less energy and looses less cells in the process.on the other hand, a Tiger has to eat a quantity so big of food to sustain itself day by day, that he evolved to be one of the few cats that has to stay in water after he eats cause the belly will be much too heavy. hypercarnivores have to eat huge quantities of food to keep themselves runing.thats a very bad energy management.on a spend/gain spectrum we are going lower and lower as world population increases and we need to work more and more for the same quantity of food/water.also, compassion and ability to reason are two traits specific to humans so the level at which we are using them must also be an indicator of how much are we evolving.right now we see more and more people having less and less compassion and ability to use logic and reason.so to end the rant(lol) , the traits that make us to be above other animals are fading away or are less and less effective in keeping us alive as a species.we are destroying ourselves and our enviroment.you want to see evolution done right?check a crocodile not being changed since 100's millions of years still rocking like a boss with a brain the size of a spoon of soup.we have brains the size of a coconut and we still act like you see everywere in all news.Are we the most complex species ever to walk the earth?absolutely yes,no doubt. are most evolved/efficient?not in a 1000 years.

@Yaroslav That's China, my man. The shooter shoots everyone around him here.

@@dave_riots Shoots everyone in country concerts and in schools.

@@caffeinatedinsanity2324 Yep.

That random guy lurking in the comment section ？

@@caffeinatedinsanity2324 well maybe shoot back then

Considering optics costs in 20th century it was reasonable to go for mechanical solution

Military grade optics still cost a lot, the Chinese nockoffs are not really a solution for an army

The funny thing is that this wasn't made this way to be accurate, it was made this way to defeat body armor by putting two bullets into the same bullet hole, because someone in the Russian military defense development sphere thought _THIS_ would be easier than developing a reliable, inexpensive armor-penetrating infantry round.

@@WoobooRidesAgain It does not put 2 bullets into the same hole, it was meant for exactly what Ian said, to put 2 bullets down range before the recoil off sets the gun aim.

@@WoobooRidesAgain 5.45x39 can defeat at least 70% of body armor reliably already its higher velocity than 5.56

I saw a guy on Kalashnikov channel disassemble it without smashing!

@@TheFatMob They are no true russian

Same! It’s actually really good in mp and okay in wz.

The AN-94 is lethal in Hardcore. I've maxed it out in a day. It's fire rate after the two round burst is to slow for Warzone.

@@critical_unknown I can confirm this, though the limb damage modifier is infuriating and makes it feel inconsistent as fuck :(

Laughs in BF4

I’m referring to him as gun Jesus now lmao

an94: I am you, but better in every single way

An94: I'm you but smarter

WeedNose Lieutenant debatable

WeedNose Lieutenant all of what you described is assuming they want the weapon for an army. If you’re special forces you might wanna pick the AN-94 because you’re more specialized so there’s no need for simplicity.

Please guys. Remember the AK74 "I am you, but better"

Jan Bojarski cheeki breeki

Meh, they're all cuckold little ladyboys

Jan Bojarski Get out of here STALKER

It's such a shame it doesn't work as the real thing in any S.T.A.L.K.E.R. unless you use mods

BASED

I(v)an

Comrade Urod Ivan Fuckoff

Fuckin' Godlike same man its crazy how they made that fuckin gun. I want one really fuckin bad.

Fuckin' Godlike oh same. Id see it and not do anything out of just shock. Then id calm down and mess with it and hold the thing.

The inside of the G11 looks like a fucking clock.

With increasingly brilliant videos from Ian, eventually l won't be happy until he says ''Hi guys, thanks for tuning in to another video on Forgotten Weapons, l'm Ian McCollum and today we're gonna have a look at the Tsar Bomba.''

"We have so much footage on this that we've got a whole separate video, 'Disassembly and Firing' linked down in the description below."

Vincenc Max Ureš 😂😂😂

It’s supposed to be that way. You just slam it, breaks it and they give you a good old Kalash. AN91 is an amazing firearm masterpiece not a mass army weapon.

Pyotyr Young good point sir.

Holy shit.

damn russians man, they make some insanely reliable shit

And for that reason, special units are still issued these, as they still turn up from time to time in those situations where those units are needed.

Not hard. AKs aren't all that reliable.

)))))))

Same

Sameee

Same 😂

That's how I seen this🤣

Forreal tho

This isn't brilliant engineering it an absolute nightmare

@@danieltanner8267 its a brilliant engineering focused on the solving of very specific and strict requirements. It doubles the shooter efficacy, which was the objective. Im pretty sure that since this was the first iteration of the gun, they could have optimized it further. Sadly the designer died and whatever ideas he had for that, died with him.

Its called knowledge, not everyone knows everything. Sometimes duct tape can be useful

Local man discovers that group of millions has variation in engineering skills

@@TheCompleteMental L0L!

Just compare that with G11

Lol, indeed. That's why they ended up not using it I assume.

Larry Vickers got to shoot one a while back and apparently it took three guys and a stick to clear some of the malfunctions.

@Inclement The G11 had so much potential to advance and simplify over time. What a shame it wasn't adopted, but maybe Ian lands in Germany someday, so he can disassembly a G11K2.

Eric Brown they have many complex weapons. The mosin nagant isn't all that simple either

I can make it 4 rounds, but at 5 the gerbil dies and you're stuck back at 3.

It exists.

The motors are prone to fail due to overheating but this gun was reliable as FUCK !

Hahaha a fucking waterwheel, that was good. Maybe add a windmill to generate some non GMO power to charge the laser sight

One more note: the keyword are the "mass" and "size", so it is usually not identical to real gun inside, but close to it. The main idea is to use it for training or something, but without ability to use most of parts to build a real weapon. The changes are not clearly visible, but critical to work - like bolt changes (some parts can be missed), or barrel ones (like holes and/or obstacles for bullets). So the quality can differs too.

It's factory deactivated weapon. That's a common practice for post-soviet weapon manufacturers. They take old army guns or defective new, deactivate it and sell for civilian market as "ММГ". Sometimes deactivation is done very badly, so you couldn't use that gun even for disassembly/reassembly practice. It depends on which factory actually did a job and was that gun used by army or it was defective new production. Defective guns mostly deactivated much nicely than army ones.

@@Chastity_Belt I approve that. It is real gun, have been deactivated. All ММГ's are.

@@user-ol9es7ob7p ahh yes you've got one of those inverted L letters on your name

@@kakalimukherjee3297 those "inverted" letters was disigned by greeks before your far ancestors learned to write and use instruments

Germans: 'laughs in G11'

@@Dutch_is_a_Weird_Language Im finding it difficult to figure out which is more complicated. I mean the G11 is practically built like a clock but the AN94 has winches and cables.

dndboy13 7.

all of them

5.45

1994, respectively.

94

Im going to act like I did try to pronounce that instead of just skimming past.

@@joelguzman9280 it's o-GON' and pre-dokh-ra-NI-tel'. Really easy!

He also missed the - AB - Which is not 'a' 'b' but 'а' 'в' (a, v) meaning автоматично - automatic

@@Mgaga97 автоматический

@@saint_alucardwarthunder759 yup brother, you are probably from Russia, I'm from Bulgaria - was guessing how It was going to be written