Comments by "SonsOfLorgar" (@SonsOfLorgar) on "DemolitionRanch" channel.

  1. I'd go with a PKM if I had to choose between ex. Soviet guns
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  2. It's classed as a bolt action rifle
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  3. Thomas Heijink only if made from solid stalinium ;) Like the KV2...
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  4. Hell get a de-linker and a steel belt.
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  5. Yeah, arty needs their shell travel time and tracers buffed back to version 0.5 and a dispersion buff.
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  6. Lol! Not much heavier than cleaning rooms with a G3A3... I did that last saturday (training with blanks)
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  7. Only if you ignore the grind.
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  8. Yeah, but the son is not nessarily the same as the nacissistic sociopath father (I hope)
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  9. Seems like there is almost enough dakka...
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  10. Greggery Terrell what LMG? Afaik. Matt only showed m240's those are GPMGs. 7.62x51mm STANAG belt fed work horses licence made by Ohio Ordnance for FN/Herstahl.
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  11. No, sharpened discs will snag and jam in the launching tube...
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  12. I'd say gun Jesus @ Forgotten Weapons is better while having a different style of content.
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  13. Nah, the FN MINI is a flatfoot gun, too light for a pintle mount.
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  14. Neutered from the waist down... Also, in my very first airsoft game, I landed a pyrotechnic clay BB filled grenade on the last op-for player at the same position the bear found the potato masher... The op-for guy's whole team waiting on the sideline winced as one when they saw it land and go off XD
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  15.  @internetexpert8153  depends on the maker and licences of the airsoft version.
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  16. Can cannon a home made HESH round! (Chunk of plastic explosive in a can with a rear mounted delayed impact fuse)
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  17.  @timowens502  BECAUSE EXPLOSIONS!
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  18. Next year, strap enough fireworks rockets to at least one of the trees to launch it to 100ft as the grand finale!
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  19. Only if you want the gun destroyed and Matt sent to prison for a few years and never allowed to own or use any gun again.
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  20. No
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  21. Yup, he uttered blasphemy to the lord browning of cordite heaven! BURN THE HERETIC! ;)
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  22. That company sure knows your audience Matt 🤣
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  23. ​​ @pabloninomoreno  so, the immediate precursor to the HK G3?
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  24. Hotwheals Mania depends on thickness and type of polymer matrix that's used.
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  25.  @ishandevoshana498  for me, it's the WT grind that's the fun-killer. It's about as fun as peeling potatoes for a whole armored division... daily... by hand... and only getting the peels to eat yourself.
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  26. Husky 24 I might get some for mine too, whenever I can save up for a new outdoors-optimised AEG, designated m240b gunner is fun, but I want something a bit lighter to swap with. I plan on getting the black new LCT G3A3 at 4.5kg instead of the 8kg of a fully loaded Echo1 m240b XD
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  27.  @briancurry8311  and that would be perfectly legal! XD
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  28.  @Metallica8589  isn't the closed bolt version more reliable with magazines too?
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  29.  @Suiax  I prefer taping mags with a twig spacer and same side up, makes for a faster reload.
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  30. Csn reach a similiar result with a few extra gear wheels between the crank shaft and the breech cluster.
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  31. Just that intro is hillarious XD
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  32. For the idiots who think sharpening the discs would make it lethal: No. It would only make the discs snag and loose power in the launch tube, causing delays for the first disc and making the rest of the discs in the burst/salvo, collide with the discs in front and wedge eachother stuck in there real good...
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  33.  @sirsanti8408  I explained how... the sharp edges will scratch and snag the sides of the launching tube and wobble up and down as the coils try to accelerate it. That will cause the first disc to slow down enough for the next disc to catch up and jam it's own sharpened wedge of an edge underneath or above the edge of the first, wedging both stuck and allowing more discs to pile on and compound the blockage until the trigger is released. That is, presuming they don't bite into the sides of the polymer mag and cause a feed failiure first.
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  34. #piglet ?
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  35. But does it survive a .50 HEI?
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  36.  @FlamingNinja  nope. (5.56x45mm) is too weak to reliably penetrate multiple walls, especially not if there's a brick or stone chimney in the core of the house. An M240B (7.62x51mm) on the other hand will reliably punch through anything less than three feet of brick and mortar walls.
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  37. As long as they contain meat, mushrooms and pineapple ;)
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  38.  @Craig_Esteves  there isn't the KV-2 had a 152mm howitzer. 152mm is the east bloc equivalent of 155mm artillery.
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  39. Arkansaw it coming...
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  40.  @mileycyprus7210  which was recently mothballed indefinitely due to cooling and friction wear issues that is unsolvable with current tech.
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  41. Joshua Lanning a bit too high pen compared to energy transfer for home defence though, unless you expect home invaders to wear soft body armor.
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  42. @demolitionranch Are you compensating for something? Because I notice an unacceptable lack of recoilless support weapons and crew served artillery in your collection ;)
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  43. I fail to see how this would be a bad thing?
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