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More indoor shooting with Cokeman. "I don't give a shit about 500 fucking decibels! You shoot a howitzer in front of me, bitch! I will not wear hearing protection."
He also fills the room with smoke shooting through a silencer with lubed baffles.
We laugh but he's doing testing that no other guntuber would dare to do. I'd watch cokeman shoot guns inside all day before I'd watch Kentucky Ballistics shoot a watermelon after a Raid: Shadow Legends ad.

Cokeman needs to step it up and shoot his walls for a real world penetration test.
 
InRangeTV's new cover photo. So brave.
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Is he smart enough to make commentary on corporations capitalizing on LGBT pride month? What about Black pride?


You get a patch with the CDR!
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Weyland-Yutani is so cringy, I can't take anyone with WY or Umbrella on their shit seriously. Why not go for something at least slightly more obscure like Nanotrasen or something since you're obviously after nerd cred?
There's already a big overlap between his fag audience and the people who moderate SS13 servers. Pride Nanotrasen would probably not be seen as ironic by them though, SS13 is so fucking pozed.
 
Bullpups are fantastic for 50 BMG rifles just because it helps keep the overall length down due to the fact that they need long barrels.
 
I can't recall if anyone's posted it here yet but here's an archive of all of Dugan's BoogerEater content when he was going completely fucking batshit after CarnikCon shut down.

 
Going back to Brandon Herrera's AK-50, I'll give him credit for making that thing work, even as just a prototype. The guy is a dudebro douchebag but even if the thing never goes anywhere and he abandons the project (or gets blown up by it), I like that he's doing videos on the engineering and testing required to build a new gun pretty much from scratch. These are fun, and do prove Ian's point on the difficulty of getting a gun done, even more so when you're just one guy or operating a small workshop (which is what Brandon does with his builders).

I can't wait to see him despairing over reliability and safety issues once he starts trying to streamline the design for production, though. Can't just sell hand-fitted prototypes, after all. So that's gonna make for a couple really funny videos, I think.
 
Going back to Brandon Herrera's AK-50, I'll give him credit for making that thing work, even as just a prototype. The guy is a dudebro douchebag but even if the thing never goes anywhere and he abandons the project (or gets blown up by it), I like that he's doing videos on the engineering and testing required to build a new gun pretty much from scratch. These are fun, and do prove Ian's point on the difficulty of getting a gun done, even more so when you're just one guy or operating a small workshop (which is what Brandon does with his builders).

I can't wait to see him despairing over reliability and safety issues once he starts trying to streamline the design for production, though. Can't just sell hand-fitted prototypes, after all. So that's gonna make for a couple really funny videos, I think.
It makes me wonder how possible it'd be to just rechamber a SVD into a .50.

I really have no idea if the Russians made their own anti material rifles though.
 
The G36 does not have any significant problems with melting or the trunnion shifting out of place in the receiver from heat buildup, that entire thing is made up for political reasons, H&K managed to demonstrate in a court of law that their rifles do not have that problem, and that they can perform to the original demanded specs.

It's essentially a defamation campaign by elements of the German government.
Yeah exactly, out of all the countries using the G36 it's only been some in Germany claiming that there is issues with it.

@Sleazy Car Salesman Carnik con was one of the greatest gun channels of all time and I miss it and Dugan.
 
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Yeah exactly, out of all the countries using the G36 it's only been some in Germany claiming that there is issues with it.
I've used the G36 enough to know there's nothing wrong with the rifle, at least for average line troops. I would've traded my A2 for a plain G36 anytime, and wished upon a star for it often. For the five years I was in Germany, I took (or made) every opportunity to go crosstrain with the Bundeswehr; getting the silver Schützenschnur was my priority, mostly because it looked sick on my Class A uniforms. But the trainingroom NCO hooked me up with a lot of other opportunities; mainly shit like going with the BdW on field problems, which were always a lot more fun than just sitting at Graf or Baumholder.

I can see how the high-speed special operators might push it beyond the limits, but the problem then still isn't systemic. The G36 is a fine rifle for it's intent, and better than what we were fielding at the time.
 
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With the A2 kind of squandering one of the best advantages of the AR15, the nicely light weight, that's something I can see.
My biggest complaint about the M16A2 was that it's just an awkward rifle to live with.
Having a full length barrel, no collapsible stock, the carry handle needlessly adding to overall size, and a forward-assist constantly snagging things in cramped environments made the compact G36 a Porsche, compared to our Ford Escort. Not until I got my hands on the slick A3, did I really start to appreciate the M16/AR.
 
My biggest complaint about the M16A2 was that it's just an awkward rifle to live with.
Having a full length barrel, no collapsible stock, the carry handle needlessly adding to overall size, and a forward-assist constantly snagging things in cramped environments made the compact G36 a Porsche, compared to our Ford Escort. Not until I got my hands on the slick A3, did I really start to appreciate the M16/AR.
Everyone know's the M16A2 is the inferior rifle to the M16A1 and was a pointless "update" brought about by the US Marines wanting a range rifle.
 
All old sighting systems are kind of bad. There's much better stuff available now, but at the time it was pretty good.
 
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