Instructor was chill as hell. It's generally not a good idea to scream at the top of your lungs at a gun range, but they were alone in the booth so he just laughed. Fun stuff.
that was a german mg42 from i believe a movie but its not a mini gun its a machine gun the mg42 or (hitler's buzzsaw) was feared in ww2 and its actually still in service in the german army and many other armies
this is like the origin story of a really cool gun-crazy anime character. She becomes the best shooter in space, a fugitive from the law. But she never grows out of the screaming thing.
I personally believe everyone should at least take the chance to shoot a gun if they’re comfortable enough. Emily’s personality is really dainty, but she’s doing really well besides screaming at every time she shoots, but she seems to enjoy it.
I was super uncomfortable around guns growing up until I jumped in the deep water and joined the Marines lol. something one of drill instructors told me that will stick with me for life is "guns are a tool, a tool designed to kill people". That hit me super hard.
@@jordan2735 unfortunately guns were created for hunting and protection so that isn't 100 percent true. but in the military especially as a marine I can understand why your drill instructor would have said that.
@@ucyberwolf A lot of indoor ranges are actually built to withstand .50BMG more as a liability protection thing than an actual expectation that the cartridge will be fired there often. A place like this though probably has an incredibly tough backstop. I bet it was very uncomfortable to shoot it indoors especially in such a small bay. This is why I always shoot at outdoor ranges even with regular ass 9mm pistols and 5.56 rifles.
Hats off to the instructor, he did an awesome job to make her feel comfortable. And Ma’am, welcome to the gun world. We hope you continue on this path and enjoy them
I feel like ranges can be intimidating and much prefer open property especially for first time shooters. But overall this instructor made this a good experiance
Ranges can definitely be intimidating, especially the hole in the wall "pawn" style ranges. The more professional ranges are much more accommodating for new shooters. I've never seen a range master at a nice range turn down teaching proper gun handling and first time shooters. Ours was so darn chill that he let my wife and I shoot his personal .357 and we weren't novice shooters.
@@meatydeathstar91 Part and parcel of tourist trap shooting ranges, paying all that money to use an MG-42 only for it 9:55 to malfunction (the goofy crane definitely is not helping)
imagine if she made a rival hasan channel on YT specifically to go from living in NYC if i recall to being a hard 2A advocate after moving to texas. Would be epic
The first time I went shooting was at an indoor range. Super intimidating. I recommend anyone starting out, to go to an outdoor range if possible. Guns are a lot of fun and can be an incredible tool for self-defense, but safety and proper understanding of how they function is always key. Great video.
as a gun owner my self seeing someone step out of there comfort zone and learn about something that they are told it should be illegal to own this weapon is great. learning something is the first step past fear
In the Marine Corps I was a combat marksmanship coach who helped other Marines qualify yearly on both rifle and pistol. So seeing this guy help her learn the ways of shooting, brought back many memories. I loved how she said "The rifle hurts", after shooting for 6 years of service and, also assisting other Marines who havent really shot as much, was a little laughter to me. My favorite weapon I got to shoot ever, which I wish this range had, was the m240b machine gun. Yeah the .50 is nice, but the 240b is better as its more mobile and applicable for almost any situation.
@@aronnemcsik an mp5 is a sub-machine gun. an smg was a term given to the thompson smg which was named so in which because it was notably less powerful than a machine gun.
Although you kept saying "your afraid, it looks like you were enjoying yourself more!! My hats off to you!! There's alot of folks wouldn't dare fire the 50 cal.Thank you for putting this video out..have a blessed day 🙏
She did really well for her first time. A lot of females get freaked out at the first shot. She just basically unloaded a magazine. The aiming wasn't that bad either. Usually a new person's second shot is way off.
Can you try that again in English? Just for us old folks that don't quite grasp the youthful gibberish these days. Thanks. I understood you as far as the word is in your sentence but from there you completely lost me.
I think the range instructor did a pretty good job making sure she kept the gun down range and I doubt they wouldn’t at least give you a quick rundown of basic range safety before hand. I mean she’s not stupid and I’m pretty sure they shot guns at the ranch thing they did too
I can't breathe right now!! My favorite highlight between the screams after each shot is when while trying out the AR-50 you're like "Automatic rifle??" I just subscribed a couple days ago after watching the water park episode. You are freakin' hilarious and I'm totally invested now!!! 🤣🤣🤣
I've been shooting most of my life. I got to teach my own children, and my grand children how to shoot. This is as cool as it gets! One of my grand daughters reacted very much the same as you did. At the end of the day she decided it was not for her but she was thankful for the experience. Shooting is not for everyone and I don't force anyone to shoot, but it is a good experience to try at least once, to gain a little bit of respect for what shooting really is. I've shot in defense of our country, to feed my family and just for the fun of it. I don't expect any of my kids to become hunters, I don't even expect them to become shooters, but those who like it, I'm proud to buy them their first gun to visit the range with when ever I can take them.
Excellent bursts! Most people are like the other auto shooter, who doesn't handle the trigger properly. Your shoulder hurts because you weren't pressing the rifle back firmly enough. All of that backblast from the .50 was because you're in a confined space, that gave the muzzle blast nowhere to go. If you shoot it outdoors, the blast goes to the sides.
As a ‘young’ experienced firearm enthusiast and trained shooter in Classes/ levels from 1 to 3, you overall did pretty well for your first time shot. I’ve been shootings firearms ever since I was 8 years old and my first one believe it or not, was a Daniel Defense modified AR-15 model Semi-Automatic select fire w/ full-automatic configuration. If you are into guns or are just getting into firearms as an interest, learn how to Identify your firearms, learn the controls, basics, where for point grip, and overall safety. The ‘pink colored’ M4 model is just like any other basic AR-15. Only difference in simple words is the M4’s are Military, and the AR-15’s are literally just Civilian Rated/ marked M4’s without the select fire capability like full-auto and burst fire. Burst fire is a configuration where it allows a firearm (pistol, DMR, AMR, etc) to fire three rounds at once in a single squeeze of the trigger. Although, some people and the idiotic people say AR means *Assault Rifle* Or *American Rifle* Due to being Armalite being based in The great U.S. of A, You could if you wanted to call a AR-15 an American Rifle 15. Armalite is the maker of the great and one of the best known dual-held semi-automatic rifles in the entire world as the AR-15 so *Armalite* is where AR comes from. So, you have Armalite-15. Then that black ‘smack down’ chamber SMG (Sub-machine gun) sub meaning or relating to sub as in *sub caliber* pretty much just means it holds ammunition that a Handgun would likely be configured with. So you have the basic .45, 9MM, 10mm, 40 caliber, etc. Sub also comes from a term to describe a particular firearm that is lightweight, small or medium, tactical and capable of CQC (Close Quarters Combat) and a step down from actual machine guns. Sub literally just defines a firearm with handgun ammunition, fired from hip (mostly) or shoulder, and the concept of less power than a normal machine gun. Some little history for ya, John Thompson is the one of the best and most notorious gun ‘inventors’ of all time. Mr. Colt in my eyes, is a step behind him even though colt made some fabulous firearms that I’m in love with but no, John Thompson is the reason for the definition of *Sub-Machine Gun* any of you play call of duty or have played the WW2 based call of duty’s and like the Thompson? Well, John invented the Thompson submachine gun and was mostly notable in World War Two and Vietnam. Yes, it was used in Vietnam. It’s just not known. It was also used notoriously by Mafias, gang members, (gangsters) and North American crime rings throughout the United States. But anyway, that black SMG is known as the H&K MP5. H&K is the manufacturer meaning Heckler & Kotch. Very famous and well known German gun manufacturer. (Thank you Germans btw) the MP5 is used WORLD WIDE. British Special Forces (SAS), Green berets, Navy Seals, Law Enforcement, Military, I mean literally everyone uses it lol. Even the Goddamn Secret Service still has the MP5 in service. The MP5 also has more variants such as the MP5K and the MP5SD. The 5k is more compact and close quarters. Has a removable quick stock and shorter barrel. They typically use 9MM. The SD version is a factory suppressed model used for Special Ops or… uh Killers I guess lol. It comes factory with a integrated suppressed barrel making the gun quiet as can be. They typically are calibrated in .45 or 9MM. Rarely 10mm. Hope this all helps if you decided to read it lol.
For anyone who clicked to leave the potentially righteously frustrated comment, because the title says "machine gun" while the thumbnail shows a basic AR; skip to 4:27
@@paradise5973James Cameron had the MG 42 mounted to a steady camera harness so the actors could have an easier time carrying it. And it's still used by the Geman military as the MG 3 just chambered for 7.62 NATO.
fantastic instructor made it a very safe and controlled environment. good job on him and good job on emily for asking questions and respecting the equipment and instruction.
As a hardcore 2A advocate, it makes me happy to see young women getting familiar with guns. We need more ladies out there who carry on a daily basis. Only you can protect yourself. Guns are amazing.😃
the instant "girl lean" on the pistol XD as much as I love the operator black/tan aesthetic the pink AR looks mighty fine. The instructor didn't even flinch at the 50, what a lad. All in all very good for a first timer
I don't know who she is, first time seeing her content because it was on my home page. As a gun enthusiast I can say this was the best first experience possible, I can't really find the words to describe everything I liked about it because I am not a native english speaker butI smiled through all the watching of the video.
Damn! You’re a trooper, asking for the biggest guns on the rack and putting what we call a “bug hole” (multiple rounds through the same hole) on that .50 target. Nothing but respect, and that range handled everything exactly how they should have. Thanks for sharing :) 🎩👌🏼
coming from someone that has trained with firearms for years, emily should be very proud of her performance she had a good guide and looked like a natural
Shooting guns is such a fun hobby. It's one where the concept is simple enough for most people to pick up quickly so they can have a good time, but the skill ceiling is high enough that to be VERY good takes lots of practice and familiarity with the weapon used. My 15 year old niece never shot a gun until I took her out to my range and she fell in love with pistol shooting. I thought she'd like rifles more, but oddly she really liked handguns over rifles... She ended up burning through 300 rounds in my Walther before I even realized it.
yeah shooting indoors is way louder than people expect. The shockwave is there and is way different than presented on tv. Shooting outdoors is way better less loud and less shockwaves but still loud for people not used to it.
My first time shooting,the handgun was definitely a lot harder to handle than I thought it was going to be too. The AR is definitely easier on the body. I'm very jealous of you for getting to shoot a 50cal
I was *SO* ready to start typing away how "That's automatic but it's NOT a 'machine gun'!" and then they strap on the MG-42 and I'm like "Oh, heck yeah!!!" :) OMFG Emily you are soooo adorable! Looks like you had lots of fun. :)
Love to see women trying out guns. It's honestly a little sad that so many are afraid of the one tool that can single-handedly do the most to ensure their safety. Just remember it's important to get educated about firearms if you're going to own one. PS - For those who look into it, please remember that carrying a gun means you have a *responsibility to avoid and deescalate conflicts* , not a license to start them.
Great job! I'm surprised that you shot the AR-50 a second time! Once is usually enough to scare the crap out of people who are not accustomed to shooting high caliber rifles. I've lived in Texas most of my life and was raised shooting guns since I was about 10. It is a fun hobby, and may just save your life one day.
So, I clicked on this because the title and thumbnail do not match, but yes, you did eventually shoot a machine gun. What I find surprising, is that is a weird setup for an mg42. I am a former Saw and MG240 gunner. Also to other comments, there are no miniguns in this video. FYI, miniguns are actually BIG, and usually mounted to aircraft. To Emily, great job going outside your comfort zone and learning that there is absolutely fun to be had with safe firearm use. To the instructor, I love how you braced her so she could learn how the weapon kicked. I hate it when someone just hands a person a firearm that the don't know how to control and usually bad things happen.
Welcome to the 2A community Emily I hope you enjoy it and continue to shoot and improve upon such skills and I hope you decide to carry for your own safety. Continue educating yourself on firearms. And most of all have fun when on the range.
The Gun Store is a perfect place to fire guns for the first time. Great facility and the team there are very nice and helpful. Good shots for your first time Emily! Imagine how good they would be once you got comfortable with the guns. You would be a excellent competitor.
I have been shooting for over 30 years and I am an average shot. I trained my wife how to shoot and the 2nd time we went shooting she was shooting as good as I was with a pistol. They say women tend to shoot better with pistols because us men tend to man-handle them too much, women absorb the recoil better.
Very good and patient young man as an instructor turned her fear into a fun experience. Also I liked that he sorrected her on what AR stands for as well. After all she did get to shoot both Semi and full auto's so she should have a basic understanding of the difference in operation between the two and the difference in rate of fire on your ability to hit and stay on target now. For a first time shooter she was not that bad really.
hats off the instructor, very polite and professional
He even did the smack on the MP5 POG
Thank you!
So polite even though she was screaming so much lol he's a professional
@@PanclarksBrahyou look like the guy on tiktok with glasses who was singing "creed - higher" reacting to ice being dropped 😅
@@VideoSpectator1223 LOL ive been getting that a lot, that and nmp
I wish more people saw this that are afraid of firearms. This was a safe and controlled environment for a first time shooter.
It was actually her second time.
Ok, but this is a safe and controlled environment. The problem is that there are too many unsafe and uncontrolled environments with guns in America.
@@Camachameleon yeah and its not like the CIA is at fault for any of that right...
@@draingang1337 it's the whole mfing country. Americans are crazy
@@draingang1337 what did the CIA do?
The scream for every single shot. ICANT .. The instructor was awesome. The yippie after shooting the mini gun took me out 😂
Instructor was chill as hell. It's generally not a good idea to scream at the top of your lungs at a gun range, but they were alone in the booth so he just laughed. Fun stuff.
that was a german mg42 from i believe a movie but its not a mini gun its a machine gun the mg42 or (hitler's buzzsaw) was feared in ww2 and its actually still in service in the german army and many other armies
@@germanpanzervlllmaus8266 Cool
Not a minigun. Not even close.
@@kairandson4886 I don't care.
instructor: "most people shoot with their eyes open"
Some solid advice right there.
Emily doesn't need to, tho! 😎
maybe she is using her brain to aim :)
It's all part of the strategy - you have to visualize success.
loved this dude from start ..... then " gonna look like a gears of war character " 10/10 for Emily instuctor.... produced 10/10 Emily.
Thank you for the kind words! She was a lot of fun to run guns for! (RSO)
As soon as he said “you get to kill him again that’s the fun part” I knew I was in for a ride loo
No idea who this chick is, but as an experienced shooter, a lot of that was very impressive for a newbie.
that AR grouping was insane for a firsttimer
this is like the origin story of a really cool gun-crazy anime character. She becomes the best shooter in space, a fugitive from the law. But she never grows out of the screaming thing.
Kind of like cell alerting the guards with the clap of his ass cheeks, although in this case its her screams.
@@CyborxN1 Yeah, I was thinking more like Ed from Cowboy Bebop meets Vash the Stampede vibes but you get the idea! :D
@randompandaontheinternet I mean yeah, you're not wrong... I would never let her drive my car or touch my gun.
Best depiction for a Tarantino movie ever!
I personally believe everyone should at least take the chance to shoot a gun if they’re comfortable enough. Emily’s personality is really dainty, but she’s doing really well besides screaming at every time she shoots, but she seems to enjoy it.
I was super uncomfortable around guns growing up until I jumped in the deep water and joined the Marines lol. something one of drill instructors told me that will stick with me for life is "guns are a tool, a tool designed to kill people". That hit me super hard.
@@jordan2735 unfortunately guns were created for hunting and protection so that isn't 100 percent true. but in the military especially as a marine I can understand why your drill instructor would have said that.
@@jordan2735 Male marines rped hundreds of millions of girls in wars
You wanna talk about rape? Talk about Genghis Khan, the world's most renown.@@waefawawrgaw2835
@@waefawawrgaw2835 hundreds of millions? Where are you getting those statistics? Just picked a number that sounded really big?
50 cal at an indoor range has to be quite an experience lol. The blowback from the muzzle brake was intense.
Yeah that backdrop must be grade A. My poor ears, though.
@@ucyberwolf A lot of indoor ranges are actually built to withstand .50BMG more as a liability protection thing than an actual expectation that the cartridge will be fired there often. A place like this though probably has an incredibly tough backstop. I bet it was very uncomfortable to shoot it indoors especially in such a small bay.
This is why I always shoot at outdoor ranges even with regular ass 9mm pistols and 5.56 rifles.
Ya gotta wonder if the ear pro even did anything lol
never shot one indoors but I imagine she felt a ton of pressure in her head after that, I felt like I had a tension headache after I shot one outside.
@@David_Quinn_Photography I felt it in my stomach when I shot one. Couldn't imagine shooting one indoors.
Hats off to the instructor, he did an awesome job to make her feel comfortable. And Ma’am, welcome to the gun world. We hope you continue on this path and enjoy them
I feel like ranges can be intimidating and much prefer open property especially for first time shooters.
But overall this instructor made this a good experiance
that's a range I would go to if I ever am in that area, other then that I will stick to the farm.
I agree! You can be just as safe with new shooters in a field
Ranges can definitely be intimidating, especially the hole in the wall "pawn" style ranges. The more professional ranges are much more accommodating for new shooters. I've never seen a range master at a nice range turn down teaching proper gun handling and first time shooters. Ours was so darn chill that he let my wife and I shoot his personal .357 and we weren't novice shooters.
@@meatydeathstar91 Part and parcel of tourist trap shooting ranges, paying all that money to use an MG-42 only for it 9:55 to malfunction (the goofy crane definitely is not helping)
Actually handling that MP5 like a champ. Was not expecting that.
MP5s are known for being extremely controllable but yea
Yeah, MP5’s are pussycats. Very smooth.
Words I'd never thought I'd say but...... We need more Emily gun content lmao
imagine if she made a rival hasan channel on YT specifically to go from living in NYC if i recall to being a hard 2A advocate after moving to texas. Would be epic
@@pyrojkl everyone is a 2a advocate after actually handling one. But yeah would love to see her as guest on Brandon Herrera's channel.
@@progrocker2112 I 2nd that, the zoomers coukd really use more info on what gun handling actually looks like in the US
To hear a liberal freak out so much 🤣 no thanks
Yes sir you are correct
"I shot the 50 cal and hit the same spot dead on bullseye twice"!! Thats badass!!! Nice shooting Extra!
The first time I went shooting was at an indoor range. Super intimidating. I recommend anyone starting out, to go to an outdoor range if possible. Guns are a lot of fun and can be an incredible tool for self-defense, but safety and proper understanding of how they function is always key. Great video.
Really great instructor! Super friendly too
as a gun owner my self seeing someone step out of there comfort zone and learn about something that they are told it should be illegal to own this weapon is great. learning something is the first step past fear
In the Marine Corps I was a combat marksmanship coach who helped other Marines qualify yearly on both rifle and pistol. So seeing this guy help her learn the ways of shooting, brought back many memories. I loved how she said "The rifle hurts", after shooting for 6 years of service and, also assisting other Marines who havent really shot as much, was a little laughter to me. My favorite weapon I got to shoot ever, which I wish this range had, was the m240b machine gun. Yeah the .50 is nice, but the 240b is better as its more mobile and applicable for almost any situation.
Kudos to the range master walking and instructing her along the way… need more range master like him
her holding an AR while the title says “i shot a machine gun” is the funniest thing ever
it's the ultimate clickbait, you'll get both anti-gunners and pro-gunners to view without thinking in a fit of rage.
at least she did end up shooting a machine gun, instead of just calling a semi auto AR a machine gun.
yeah, because the MP5 or MG2 are not machine guns right???
@@aronnemcsik an mp5 is a sub-machine gun. an smg was a term given to the thompson smg which was named so in which because it was notably less powerful than a machine gun.
@@societl true but my statement still applies to the MG42...
Truly one of the most American moments of all time.
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Holy shit! That was intense, those two last shots! And you hit the target like a pro!
I liked how when he said "much more sturdier" it triggered her, "...sturdy?" lol
When the dude said the word sturdy and you can just see the imagery in Emily's own head
We need more Emily’s in the world
god no theres already enough reckless drivers as is
Honestly hats off to her! Got the whole experience in one go and kept wanting to go back for more. Well done to the instructor as well as Emily :)
Although you kept saying "your afraid, it looks like you were enjoying yourself more!! My hats off to you!! There's alot of folks wouldn't dare fire the 50 cal.Thank you for putting this video out..have a blessed day 🙏
I never knew the world needed wholesome gun range content. Lmao.
this guy is a great instructor
Great job, Emily! You did very well with your marksmanship for the 1st time shooting 🔫 👏
Didn't she shoot at the Wild West event??
@@Hi98765she did.
One of the more enjoyable range vids I've seen in a long time. I laughed out our more than once.
"die clown" thats when I could tell she was starting to have fun
She did really well for her first time. A lot of females get freaked out at the first shot. She just basically unloaded a magazine. The aiming wasn't that bad either. Usually a new person's second shot is way off.
respect and half redemption for doing this on her own volition
That Pink HK-47 is Slaaaay biiiiish!
Can you try that again in English? Just for us old folks that don't quite grasp the youthful gibberish these days. Thanks. I understood you as far as the word is in your sentence but from there you completely lost me.
WD40 on the west side yo! @@wpeale71341
I do not know if I would give Emily a gun. This is a real clencher of a video
I think the range instructor did a pretty good job making sure she kept the gun down range and I doubt they wouldn’t at least give you a quick rundown of basic range safety before hand. I mean she’s not stupid and I’m pretty sure they shot guns at the ranch thing they did too
only way to learn is to practice. 🤷🏾
She shoot pretty good for a beginner
I clench
Not really, she shot well and had exemplary trigger and muzzle discipline. Alec Baldwin could learn a lot from her.
“Can I shoot Bin Laden again?” Lmfaooo this video is awesome. Love seeing people take the step to understand firearms.
Hey, really great trigger discipline. Proud of you for listening to instructors with this!
God Bless Hojustu and God Bless 2th Commandment Emily o7 🖖
"Die clown" Lol. Really getting into it.
Also this is the chillest instructor I've ever heard.
I can't breathe right now!! My favorite highlight between the screams after each shot is when while trying out the AR-50 you're like "Automatic rifle??" I just subscribed a couple days ago after watching the water park episode. You are freakin' hilarious and I'm totally invested now!!! 🤣🤣🤣
"Hey Vasquez, have you ever been mistaken for a man ?"
-"No, have you ?"
I've been shooting most of my life. I got to teach my own children, and my grand children how to shoot. This is as cool as it gets! One of my grand daughters reacted very much the same as you did. At the end of the day she decided it was not for her but she was thankful for the experience. Shooting is not for everyone and I don't force anyone to shoot, but it is a good experience to try at least once, to gain a little bit of respect for what shooting really is. I've shot in defense of our country, to feed my family and just for the fun of it. I don't expect any of my kids to become hunters, I don't even expect them to become shooters, but those who like it, I'm proud to buy them their first gun to visit the range with when ever I can take them.
Excellent bursts! Most people are like the other auto shooter, who doesn't handle the trigger properly.
Your shoulder hurts because you weren't pressing the rifle back firmly enough.
All of that backblast from the .50 was because you're in a confined space, that gave the muzzle blast nowhere to go. If you shoot it outdoors, the blast goes to the sides.
As a ‘young’ experienced firearm enthusiast and trained shooter in Classes/ levels from 1 to 3, you overall did pretty well for your first time shot. I’ve been shootings firearms ever since I was 8 years old and my first one believe it or not, was a Daniel Defense modified AR-15 model Semi-Automatic select fire w/ full-automatic configuration. If you are into guns or are just getting into firearms as an interest, learn how to Identify your firearms, learn the controls, basics, where for point grip, and overall safety. The ‘pink colored’ M4 model is just like any other basic AR-15. Only difference in simple words is the M4’s are Military, and the AR-15’s are literally just Civilian Rated/ marked M4’s without the select fire capability like full-auto and burst fire. Burst fire is a configuration where it allows a firearm (pistol, DMR, AMR, etc) to fire three rounds at once in a single squeeze of the trigger. Although, some people and the idiotic people say AR means *Assault Rifle* Or *American Rifle* Due to being Armalite being based in The great U.S. of A, You could if you wanted to call a AR-15 an American Rifle 15. Armalite is the maker of the great and one of the best known dual-held semi-automatic rifles in the entire world as the AR-15 so *Armalite* is where AR comes from. So, you have Armalite-15. Then that black ‘smack down’ chamber SMG (Sub-machine gun) sub meaning or relating to sub as in *sub caliber* pretty much just means it holds ammunition that a Handgun would likely be configured with. So you have the basic
.45, 9MM, 10mm, 40 caliber, etc. Sub also comes from a term to describe a particular firearm that is lightweight, small or medium, tactical and capable of CQC (Close Quarters Combat) and a step down from actual machine guns. Sub literally just defines a firearm with handgun ammunition, fired from hip (mostly) or shoulder, and the concept of less power than a normal machine gun. Some little history for ya, John Thompson is the one of the best and most notorious gun ‘inventors’ of all time. Mr. Colt in my eyes, is a step behind him even though colt made some fabulous firearms that I’m in love with but no, John Thompson is the reason for the definition of *Sub-Machine Gun* any of you play call of duty or have played the WW2 based call of duty’s and like the Thompson? Well, John invented the Thompson submachine gun and was mostly notable in World War Two and Vietnam. Yes, it was used in Vietnam. It’s just not known. It was also used notoriously by Mafias, gang members, (gangsters) and North American crime rings throughout the United States. But anyway, that black SMG is known as the H&K MP5. H&K is the manufacturer meaning Heckler & Kotch. Very famous and well known German gun manufacturer. (Thank you Germans btw) the MP5 is used WORLD WIDE. British Special Forces (SAS), Green berets, Navy Seals, Law Enforcement, Military, I mean literally everyone uses it lol. Even the Goddamn Secret Service still has the MP5 in service. The MP5 also has more variants such as the MP5K and the MP5SD. The 5k is more compact and close quarters. Has a removable quick stock and shorter barrel. They typically use 9MM. The SD version is a factory suppressed model used for Special Ops or… uh Killers I guess lol. It comes factory with a integrated suppressed barrel making the gun quiet as can be. They typically are calibrated in .45 or 9MM. Rarely 10mm. Hope this all helps if you decided to read it lol.
extra emily shot an mg-42 AND a .50 cal before me wtf
For anyone who clicked to leave the potentially righteously frustrated comment, because the title says "machine gun" while the thumbnail shows a basic AR; skip to 4:27
That was a blast to watch. Glad you had a good time!!
The MP5 looked like good fun. I don't think Emily is built for a minigun style modded MG-42 tho 😂
fr i had no idea they made mounted MG-42s
@@paradise5973James Cameron had the MG 42 mounted to a steady camera harness so the actors could have an easier time carrying it. And it's still used by the Geman military as the MG 3 just chambered for 7.62 NATO.
fantastic instructor made it a very safe and controlled environment. good job on him and good job on emily for asking questions and respecting the equipment and instruction.
This is so awesome. That’s why Emily is the best !
she is finally one of us
The instructor is awesome, and you did really good.
At least the instructor/range safety was also having some fun with it, Dude was pretty cool.
As a hardcore 2A advocate, it makes me happy to see young women getting familiar with guns. We need more ladies out there who carry on a daily basis. Only you can protect yourself. Guns are amazing.😃
Emily,,, you're totally awesome. You handled those weapons like a natural.
Having a great instructor doesn't hurt either.
the instant "girl lean" on the pistol XD
as much as I love the operator black/tan aesthetic the pink AR looks mighty fine.
The instructor didn't even flinch at the 50, what a lad.
All in all very good for a first timer
I don't know who she is, first time seeing her content because it was on my home page. As a gun enthusiast I can say this was the best first experience possible, I can't really find the words to describe everything I liked about it because I am not a native english speaker butI smiled through all the watching of the video.
Damn! You’re a trooper, asking for the biggest guns on the rack and putting what we call a “bug hole” (multiple rounds through the same hole) on that .50 target.
Nothing but respect, and that range handled everything exactly how they should have. Thanks for sharing :) 🎩👌🏼
The scream before each SHOT IS ICONIC
More like annoying.
Yeah she wasn't made for the trigger! I say she takes the Red Pill and swallows!@@BigPatFenis_
coming from someone that has trained with firearms for years, emily should be very proud of her performance she had a good guide and looked like a natural
The Gun smith dude was cool af
She got hooked on first trigger pull....Awesome instructor!
This goes to show a lot of beginners, there is no reason to be scared at the range... Great Job!!!🥳🤩🥳
Shooting guns is such a fun hobby. It's one where the concept is simple enough for most people to pick up quickly so they can have a good time, but the skill ceiling is high enough that to be VERY good takes lots of practice and familiarity with the weapon used. My 15 year old niece never shot a gun until I took her out to my range and she fell in love with pistol shooting. I thought she'd like rifles more, but oddly she really liked handguns over rifles... She ended up burning through 300 rounds in my Walther before I even realized it.
her scream after shooting is so cute 🥰
wow you shot the 50 cal like a straight up sniper good job!
We need a gun with a loud speaker 🔊 that has Emily's scream every round that goes off lol
Yeah actually we don't.
The most powerful being in the universe: Emily with a minigun
Cool. Never bring EE on a stealth mission. She screams as she shoots people.
yeah shooting indoors is way louder than people expect. The shockwave is there and is way different than presented on tv. Shooting outdoors is way better less loud and less shockwaves but still loud for people not used to it.
Imagine ExtraEmily pulling up on you with a minigun..💀😂
Then she gets sturdy while you’re bleeding out
"AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH".
I'll just sit there as she tries to pick it up.
My first time shooting,the handgun was definitely a lot harder to handle than I thought it was going to be too. The AR is definitely easier on the body. I'm very jealous of you for getting to shoot a 50cal
This SRO is awesome! He was hands on and made the shooter feel safe.
13:16 WOW, that was pretty cool ngl.
I had a great time watching this! I chuckled at every squeal. 🙂
The snot flew out...priceless 💫
I was *SO* ready to start typing away how "That's automatic but it's NOT a 'machine gun'!" and then they strap on the MG-42 and I'm like "Oh, heck yeah!!!" :) OMFG Emily you are soooo adorable! Looks like you had lots of fun. :)
Her recoil control is better than 99% of gangsters.
I was hooked to every second. I’m SHOOK.
Shoots a 50 cal. Hits bullseye twice. "yea, that's pretty good" bruhhhhh
when she shooting the pistol she says "why does it go up so much" now that was cute and obvious she has never shot a gun before
Love to see women trying out guns.
It's honestly a little sad that so many are afraid of the one tool that can single-handedly do the most to ensure their safety.
Just remember it's important to get educated about firearms if you're going to own one.
PS - For those who look into it, please remember that carrying a gun means you have a *responsibility to avoid and deescalate conflicts* , not a license to start them.
i would be kinda nervous if the customer was all excited and giddy. Dude has nerves of steel
This girl was very entertaining ☺️ she embraced any fear apparently and charged ahead, delightful
Great job! I'm surprised that you shot the AR-50 a second time! Once is usually enough to scare the crap out of people who are not accustomed to shooting high caliber rifles. I've lived in Texas most of my life and was raised shooting guns since I was about 10. It is a fun hobby, and may just save your life one day.
So, I clicked on this because the title and thumbnail do not match, but yes, you did eventually shoot a machine gun.
What I find surprising, is that is a weird setup for an mg42. I am a former Saw and MG240 gunner. Also to other comments, there are no miniguns in this video. FYI, miniguns are actually BIG, and usually mounted to aircraft.
To Emily, great job going outside your comfort zone and learning that there is absolutely fun to be had with safe firearm use.
To the instructor, I love how you braced her so she could learn how the weapon kicked. I hate it when someone just hands a person a firearm that the don't know how to control and usually bad things happen.
That MG 42 was set up like the prop from the movie Aliens...used by the colonial marines.
Welcome to the 2A community Emily I hope you enjoy it and continue to shoot and improve upon such skills and I hope you decide to carry for your own safety. Continue educating yourself on firearms. And most of all have fun when on the range.
Love this, was funny amd amazing to watch someone try things theyve never done
she proved she is an assassin and then let the others flop intentionally
I can say from almost doing this everyday it is amazing and she did ALOT better than I did on my first time
The Gun Store is a perfect place to fire guns for the first time. Great facility and the team there are very nice and helpful. Good shots for your first time Emily! Imagine how good they would be once you got comfortable with the guns. You would be a excellent competitor.
I love this. Way to go Emily. Thank you to the W instructor
screaming after every shot is craaazy 😂😂😂
Would like to have seen her fire the RPG ,bazooka and .50 calibre!
range officer was loving life and cant say i blame him
1:40 she's already anticipating the recoil. Her first shots were perfect because she didn't know to anticipate.
I love her mini squels and screams after every shot is like doing damage to an actual zombie lol
That's actually her war-cry.
I have been shooting for over 30 years and I am an average shot. I trained my wife how to shoot and the 2nd time we went shooting she was shooting as good as I was with a pistol. They say women tend to shoot better with pistols because us men tend to man-handle them too much, women absorb the recoil better.
Very good and patient young man as an instructor turned her fear into a fun experience. Also I liked that he sorrected her on what AR stands for as well. After all she did get to shoot both Semi and full auto's so she should have a basic understanding of the difference in operation between the two and the difference in rate of fire on your ability to hit and stay on target now. For a first time shooter she was not that bad really.