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that is an old school m16.
Someone show these guys an ar15
old weapon
Can't compare guns to plastic bb guns
Youtube can we like get these guys to fire the real thing at a shooting range idk I think it would be badass like them trying a Desert Eagle, 50. Cal, and a P90
Super cool 🙂😎
You are not getting a proper cheek to stock weld. Place the tip of your nose on the charging handle and you will have the proper distance to the rear ghost ring sight. Manual of arms is different. Not more complicated, just unfamiliar to you. For me an AR platform is like an extension of my body.
They should have someone set up gun safety lesson for them first then let them shoot an AK and M16 at the gun range.
I'd love to take these guys back to my range and shoot some sh** with real guns that they would definitely love. I'd even let them shoot all of my ak47's. Lol I think they'd like some of my other rifles more though.
We don't actually use the m-16 anymore. It was phased in 2009ish to the m-4 and now thats about to be phased out. I believe starting next year. I heard they're leaving the 5.56 for the 6.50 but the contract hasn't been awarded yet as far as I know.
Have them react to Full Metal Jacket
This is my rifle, there are MANY like it BUT this one is mine…
Common guys, did they even teach trigger control in the DPRK?
It's kind of amazing that a culture that has been basically completely isolated from the rest of the world for the past 70 years has the exact same 'present arms' drill as everybody else.
M16s are pretty much fazed out of the military. The standard now is the m4a1
As much as I love these guys, the North Korean lack of proper arms training is obvious, they can barely shoulder a rifle lmao
I know these are toys but your lack of trigger discipline makes me anxious.
lmao if this is how you test guns then holy shit
They think this is cool? Huh.
One word: Sopmod
They're shooting bb guns lol. What my 3 yr old shoots. Take them to a gun range and let them shoot a real AK.
People are unaware of the reasons for the 223 was to wound not to kill, because if you wound someone you take out at least 2 people the one is shot and one who helps. Now this was the reasoning that the U S military had during the Vietnam War because it was fighting a gorilla police action not a real war ( this of course was a load of whatever) the original weapon that was used was the M14 which would have blown their minds ( and yes it was a heavy weapon and it shot the 7.62x51mm round same as the M60 ) but when you hit someone they went down and stayed down. Now a lot of people are going to have all kinds of response to this, so right up front I know that there is a lot more info about this but I don't type very well and do you have any idea what it's like to do this with Parkinson's it's a real bitch I do hope those gentlemen get a chance to come to the US and talk with some regular citizens and see what really happening in our country and God bless the President Mr. Trump
The 5.56 is less powerful but more controllable, the war is about who kills with greater speed and precision so in the worst case, if there is nothing more modern, I prefer the M16.
59 years late, but nice video.
Go to Guam for the easily accessible civilian gun range
I thought these guys were in the military They apparently have no trigger discipline and how the fuck are you gonna compare toys guns like compare real ones and compare what the us army use the m4 that's what they army uses now I think
They should try the M4, the one that is currently being used in the US