Comments by "CMTWGRDK" (@cmtwgrdk2748) on "Forgotten Weapons"
channel.
-
9
-
@Slava_Ukraini1991 Where do you get that from,, carry, is when there is no stress, and time to do a charge,, on the alert, it was always with a live round in the chamber, but safety on,(one might stumble and fall a branch might catch the trigger) ) in the fox hole the safety was of , i have trained with live ammo in the chamber, and moving through bushes during the night,, its a strange feeling, knowing the one behind you have a loaded gun,, and might stumble ;o),,and you you self might stumble
6
-
First, i used to be issued this gun(the original) its true we had the weapons at home, be it this one or the G3 the MG62(mg42) or the Carl Gustav antitank gun. now for this gun be a clone, i can not say if this is true, i have to se the buffer at the buttstock,,the gun had a special buffer, because of two things, to make the life better/longer for the scope, and because we had two types of 7,62 ammo, one,, the standard that was used in the G3, and the war version, that is loaded hotter than the G3 version, the hot ammo was for the MG62, and the sniper (finskytte) for the silent closing devise, its not if the bolt didnt close, it will never close if you let the bolt slide SILENTLY forward using the charging handle, due to the roller mechanism, you ride it slowly and silent forward, close the charging handle , and then push with the thump the bolt fully into battery ,, using a hk gun using the slamming style, lets the enemy hear you from VERY far away,, thats also why the Norwegin wanted this cut,, its brilliant, and something you forgot to mention in the M16 debate if a forward assist is needed, i will say,, i dont want to be killed, because the enemy did hear me slamming a bolt forward,, i prefer to slooowly ride the charging handle on my C7 ( Canadian M16 ) , and then to fully close the bolt, use the forward assist ;o) i prefer to live, and dont be killed because some found a reason to cheap out on the production,, the same goes for hunting with a ar style gun, changing ammo due to different game, it can be dine silently ,,again better have it and not need it, than need it and not have it ;o) yes the M16 needs a forward assist, without you might die,, and in stupid way that is ,O(
4
-
The guns are made and finished, and ready to use THEN they go to the proof house,,, so the proof date is after they where made ,, the proff house is located under the SIG factory in Eckernförde Germany ,,,, Kiel is the comunity,, within Eckernförde is located,, the proofhouse is a seperate institution,, but sins the majority of the arms going proof was those from sig,, it would make sense to locate the proofhouse under the factory,, i have been there ,, an friend of mine worked in the proof house back in the days ;o9
2
-
2
-
2
-
2
-
@mrkeogh we learned the same for the rocket asisted Carl Gustav rounds, the old where non assisted, vind from left aim left up into the wind, the new rocket asisted ,, aim WITH the vind,, the same goes for firework rockets, ALWAYS aim them straight up, if the wind come from your neighbors house, and you aim the rocket that way, you for sure send a rocket to your neighbor
2
-
2
-
2
-
When the slide starts moving backwards, the wedge system takes the stress and not the screws, however ,,when the slide comes to a stop against the frame, the optic is thrown backwards, into the wedge system,, and this time the wedge is half frame and half the screwed on part,, the optic wants to try to split that wedge ,, and here the screws for sure is what is holding the recoil,, ,, half the energy is going down into the frame, and half is hold by the screws ,,,,but two 3,5mm screws are pretty strong ,and knowing Aimpoint,,they know what they are doing,,,,
1
-
1
-
1
-
1
-
Well about the 3 round burst, 8x3=24, meaning, when you pull the trigger, and it fires only one shot, you know it was the last,,BUT they did surply (SEALED) loaded mags with 3 tracers at the buttom,, when you did see tracers coming out of you weapon, you knew it was the end of the mag
1
-
1
-
Left hand, 4 fingers OVER hte barrel shroud, and the thump under ,, the magazine rest on top of you elbow,, shooting prone or crawling, this will keep the gun out of the dirt, and its a solid grip, shooting from the hip,, the same ,, give it a try ;o)
1
-
You are missing out a VERY big part, the things inside the buffer,, when the buffer travels backwards, and bottom out, its only the weight of the bolt and buffer you feel, the things inside are free flying, then when the bolt start mowing forewards, they hit the buffer, and that deley the buffer, , slowing down the full auto rate, when the bolt is closing, and MIGHT bounce back, the things inside again comes slaming forwards, and make sure there is no bounce back,,
1
-
1