Mp5: look at our complex design Uzi: haha bolt go back and forth

The most reliable gun is my Super Soaker. I've had mine for over 20 years and it has never failed me.

I love how the South African version of the Galil, the R4, has kept the bottle opener function with the bipod 😂

My Glock and my Honda had one thing in common: Despite both having a stellar reputations for reliability, neither lived up to the hype.

Weight problems are solved by doing push-ups.

Ak: jammed Shooter: Throw the jammed one out the window and grab another from the crate

6:44 _i’m sure most of our viewers have seen one or even shot one_ **cries in australian**

As a Special Forces Weapons man, I found that the old WW-2, Korean War M3 and M3A-1, .45 caliber Greese Gun is the most reliable submaching gun that I ever fired. However everyone has their own view based on their experiences. The UZI is fantastic, as are many others such as the PPSH-41 / PPS-43, MP-40, MP-5 Series etc.

Uzi's are so reliable they shoot without even having to pull the trigger!

UZI in games: the one really low damage, inaccurate, 25 bullets in a mag, barely any attachments type of gun.

I was issued with a Galil and then the Glilon (shorter version) way back in 1987. It was really compact and great for travelling in too many bus trips. It worked beautifully well and was so easy to field strip and clean. Great flip up night sights. Folding stock that was as tight as a drum. We used to cut up car tyre inner tubes to attach spare mag to rifle.

AUG, M4A1, AK: Staples of games Galil: You guys are in games?

Anybody that adds a bottle opener to a rifle has done all their homework.

Why do people using uzis always die in movies they are usually coming down the stairs lmao

Used the AK5C (FN FNC) during my conscription in Sweden. Never had a malfunction. Truly an amazing firearm. Chambered in 5,56 and, the weight of the gun renders it more or less recoiless. Great gun.

The Galil has been my favorite gun since I grew interest in them. I knew the AK was reliable so an improved version (mostly extra features like the thumb switch and taller charging handle) had to be near perfect, the thing even has a bottle opener.

Damn dude reloads the Mauser faster than most cod player characters

The most reliable gun is def the Nerf Strongarm. had it since it has come out. Never failed me

That VZ at 20 seconds, absolutely love mine with no failures or malfunctions. Great gun overall

Beretta 92 FS. Straight round loading, open slide virtually eliminates stove piping, smooth mags and has been in more wars than Glock ever dreamed of.

A mauser rifle is so iconical that even here in Spain, a highly gun restricted country, I do have a mauser hanging in my wall.

This is my rifle, This is my gun; One is for killing, The other's for fun.

I know I'm veeeery late to the party, but back when I did my military service I got closely acquainted with the RK-62, the rifle that the Galil was based on. This thing was older than me, had passed through the hands of countless conscripts who likely had no idea what they were doing, but it ran like a dream and I put countless rounds (both blank and live) through it without a single malfunction.

Great memories, If I could go back and get some of my guns back that I had in my life, I had the Galil 7.62 and I really liked it as a battle weapon.

The Galil is my favorite weapon and I was definitely not expecting that answer, I believe the majority of us were expecting the kalashnikov

I think that we all know that the zip 22 is the most reliable gun

Reliability is absolutely a must. Accuracy and ease of use are not far behind. Those are good selections

Loved the video. Not a gun owner, but this guy knows his stuff, and his soft spoken narrative shows his expertise without "know it all" arrogance. His humility goes a long way to convince others.

"Experience is better than what some esoteric Internet Gun Douche has to say" I just found the best opening line to a training course.

0:50 *Listens as I drive home in my 01' Camry about to go buy a Glock 19* ....oh.. I am a practical kind of guy though

Great video. I'll definitely keep an eye out for your next one. Thanks for the info.

Teacher: no weapons or anything that resembles a weapon. Kids in the back of the class:

Doesn’t surprise me that the galil is the most reliable, it was the most reliable gun in bo1

You're driving a vintage Triumph convertible with a WWI era Lugar in the glove compartment. The Triumph breaks down and 3 mean looking dudes get out of their car and move towards you. Then the Lugar's slide mechanism jams as you try to chamber a round. Don't you wish you had a Toyota Camry and a Glock?

The Galil is based on the Finnish RK62 which is also a very reliable rifle.

Super cool stuff, man. Thanks for sharing!!!

*chooses Galil instead of AK for reliability* "oh boy, here we go" Edit: for all of the replies stating "but the Galil is just an AK variant" yes, I know. The joke was how the stereotypical AK guy is, that nothing but SPECIFICALLY the AK-47 is reliable and that a lot of AK guys don't even know that the Galil is basically an AK and from some of the deleted comments... I was right, there are about 30 that I can still see but that's just because I'm the original commenter so I can still see them telling me about how the AK and Galil is nothing alike and the AK so soooo much better.

mom's shoe. it will always keep the foes away.

My son worked in a gun store for years and was responsible for the range. He showed me a big box full of all the rental firearms that were awaiting repair (which he told me no one ever had time to do). It contained pretty much every type of handgun. There was only one manufacturer whose handguns were not in the box - Glock. He told me they never even bothered cleaning them.

Having owned all of these I agree. One I truly like is the Valmet. :)

You know a gun is good when its still in production after almost 120 years

Man I would love a Galil but I live in Commyfornia. I'm surprised my car is allowed to be automatic.

I have had one problem with the 870 witch was fixed very easily. The plastic follow in some but not all 870s gets stuck and will make loading the mag very hard. A simple aluminum follow swapped in seconds was the fix for not even a dollar. Other than that I’ve never had a problem with the 870 and I absolutely stand by it as the best cheaper pump action you can find

Here's one for all of you saying "malf" - what do you do with all that time you save by leaving out the "unction" part?

I didn't know the Galil has a bottle opener

Galil is obviously the best and most reliable self loading rifle because it can open bottles for you if you’re having trouble with them

After WW1, a few people with the British army stress-tested a Vickers water-cooled machine gun by shooting it almost continuously (short breaks in between every 250 round belt) for seven entire days. No malfs, no parts breakages. Hundreds of thousands of rounds.

It was nice to see CZ 858 at the start and as well Remington in a review. I have both guns, and they are great. Galil as well is a breathtaking gun and one of the best assault rifles. Have been used Galil AR 5.56x45.

Can't believe the Assault Rifle from Halo Reach isn't on here.

I'm a simple man. I see Uzi, I click.

In Colombia they tested the SAR galil and the ACE, against the ak 103 for many the most reliable ak, it turned out that after a long confrontation the ak 103 had burst barrels, some they were stuck, while the galil was not, it was still functional

Thanks dude, I needed this for a school project..

Little update: If you saw my latest video, then you saw I bought a Galil Ace to test! Lets hope it lives up to the legacy of the original.

Shooting a Glock 21 in 45 acp is like a Chinese massage: reasonable price, reliable outcome and happy ending

Back to school shopping vids like these help so much

Love my Glock 17 gen 4, and my Ruger Mini 14 has never skipped a beat

In my years of working with machinery I have came to realize that the most reliable machine is the one with the least moving parts.

Think the galil is the perfect choice for this, taking the legendary reliability of the ak and just improving on it

I carried an 870 in Afghanistan, love it

You know what, I was expecting to see the AK47, I have to agree with him on the Galil.

Me drives gray Camry and owns a glock 26.... At 7:27 he turns into dr seuss

Beretta 92F. Deployed for 26 years, carried it daily. It's been through hell and back, rain, mud, snow, sand and no plastic, I can take it apart and reassemble in the dark. Best gun I ever had.

If the Fn Fal ain’t on here imm go mad. I mean the Galil is also pretty epic, it’s like if the Fal and Ak had a baby

Thanks now that i know this im getting ready for the big day at school

I like that you bring up Alaska when talking about the Galil. Rifles that get overlooked in the lower 48 are prized possessions up there. My bicentennial Ruger M77 in .30-06 won't turn any heads in most places...shooting slightly worse than 1 MOA. In Alaska however, it's renowned for it's durability and ability to run in the horrible conditions they often face. A sub-MOA rifle is useless if it can't work properly when you need it to.

You forget to mention that there are the R5 and R6 versions of the Galil that are full metal, shorter, and have a polymer hand guard to cut weight, used by South African special forces and Paratroopers.

0:48 When he said he would not want to drive a Camry surprised me! I would absolutely love to drive one and have fun with driving it

Hi there. Hope you'll see this. I wholeheartedly agree with all your choices, particularly the Galil. To add to your assessment of this assault rifle. I'd like to recount the following personal experience. I served in the South African Defence Force for almost 10 years and used the SA licensed R4 and R5 variants of the Galil. I found them to be indestructible. However, one particular experience brings the rifle's robust and reliable nature into stark focus. During a domestic active duty stint in the early 90's we had a tent fire in our base. There were 3 R4 rifles in the tent at the time and as it was an active duty deployment, all three had full magazines on them. The fire was so intense that it cooked all the ammo off in the mags completely destroying them. The plastic fore grips and pistol grips melted off and the composite stocks crumbled off leaving only the knurled pins behind. The next morning we took the rifles out, put fresh mags on them and all 3 functioned perfectly on single shot and full-auto. The hardest part of the exercise was getting the distorted and bulged magazines off them. Not even the thin stamped dust covers were compromised to the point of failure. If ever there was a testament to the Galil/R series rifles' reliable nature, that must be it. Thanks for a great video!

as an ex israeli idf soldier i can vouch seeing the galil function after being run over by a tank very heavy , very uncomfortable but it will shoot no matter what

There is a old Bundeswehr (German Army) joke: What is the best way to clear a room? Tape two UZI´s together and throw them in the room.

Great video, I pick the same as you but the submachine gun I will have to pick the CZ Scorpion Evo 3, and for the pistol; a Makarov PMM Soviet edition. I love the Makarov PMM because of the tough build, fixed barrel, hard slide and the floating firing pin. These two firearms I have mentioned, I have NEVER seen fail yet!

I like the way you makes the videos without music. Other channels makes videos with music which are so annoying.

I have my original Daisey 880 that has run flawlessly since 1985.

I'm not a huge gun guy but damn this channel is so interesting I've watched like a dozen of your videos just today. Gonna go ahead and drop a sub. Keep up the great work!

Really good list dude, at first i expected lots of AKs , Galil is an AK but probably best made AK

Like your choises!!! Especially the last one 😊

I definitely agree with the Galil

I can respect the choice of the galil, considering the spray pattern is smaller it's more friendly for beginners. That said, the ability to one tap with the AK while holding long on Dust II is a deal breaker for some.

thanks so much for showing the gewehr 98 in the video

Me: (sees galil in thumbnail) Also me: **c l i c c**

5:04 damn that's a tongue twister. Say three times "flush-fit five round strip clip fed" in a row as fast as you can

that Mauser 98 is so good looking

This is one list I’d have to agree with wholeheartedly.

love the mag release on the galil its amazing

Dont go with the galil, the galil is only a 2 hit headshot and the ak-47 is a 1 hit headshot. I only use galil for eco rounds.

Heavy is good. Heavy is reliable. And if it does not work? You and always hit him with it

Great video and ive only seen flock and Uzi so far

Great video, I loved it.

The HK mk 23 in my opinion is the best most reliable pistol made. A bit bulky buy it has an unquestionable reliability.

If less moving parts are better, then the Makarov should be on this list instead of the Glock.

It's nice you've showed VZ58 at least in intro.

I can agree 100% with you on the Uzi, Mauser (7/57), Mossberg (shortened barrel with a Polychoke) / Remington and Galil (R4 /LM4 in 5.56) .. having used / owned all 4 in the Military and Privately .. magnificent weapons. Just the Glock, having never used or owned one, I cannot comment but, based on numerous reports, would tend to support your contention thereon.

Political Power comes from the barrel of a gun. (Mao Zedong) Really fits the Mauser 98

"Most of our viewers either own one or has shot one (Remington 870)" Doubt 75% of your viewers has never even shot a firearm.

Thanks this is usefull for my desings that i will not mention

This will be useful when holidays are finished

I will always support the RK 62 as that was my service rifle and so the only legal full auto weapon i have shot.

Mp5: look at me I'm so complex and good Uzi: hEHe BoLt MoVe

Now I know which guns to take to class

Now i know what to take to school tommorow! Thanks!