I'd imagine a G3 would do quite well honestly since it's mechanically simple and tends to chuck brass pretty hard anyways. The one problem I could foresee with a G3 would be if the bolt was getting hung up on the forward stroke since as far as I'm aware there's no way to slam a G3 bolt forward manually.
If only there was something, something mechanical that would, I don't know, assist it forwards lol.
No, I can't foresee such a device ever being useful in any scenario. In fact I posit that such a device would in fact only ever serve to make any bad situation worse.
This but not ironically.
The only times I've had a CETME malfunction that way (in any environment, but especially when cold/dirty), it was definitely operator induced; by riding the charging handle forward, or half-assing the HK slap, along with the rifle being generally filthy w/ grungy surplus ammo.
The Alaskan State Police tested their guns by leaving outside for an hour and then bringing them inside for an hour, repeating this over a couple of days. That's how you get condensation and not by pouring water over the guns. He could have used a spray bottle to replicate it better.
And if you're going through heavy undergrowth or pine boughs with snow on them your rifle can end up looking like that first test as well if you don't shield it well enough. Really though the secret to preventing the worst of it is to keep a cold rifle cold and leave it outside.
During field problems I'd make my guys unload their magazines after coming in from the cold, especially if they were going to be warming up for a while. I started doing that after I saw full, dry magazines condense enough to soak through ammo pouches.
He said he was doing 5 videos a week, but 2 were Q&A and one (Tuesday) was a patreon only book review, so Instead of 5 gun specific videos a week, only 2.
Sucks, honestly. He's a cringe-ass blowhard, but there's very few people who deserve to go that way.
>Bud Light
For the younger kids here, he's talking about this.
This board needs "why the fuck did I click that" sticker.
Turbo aids Dangle.