So this is the SEMI automatic version, nice, and if it is limited to 10 rounds its california compliant, if you can't do it with 10 rounds you ain't gonna do it.
Translation: Guy1 - At first there will be these two "dry cycles", after which it will throw (them) out and you will see later... Guy1 - It will load now... Guy1 - Practically, you know... Guy2 - The whole belt... Guy1 - Yes, yes the links are getting ejected Guy2 - The case goes forward Guy1 - Yes, depending if its "not on safety" the case will go out, if its "on safety" it will throw the whole ammunition out, because the firing pin is on the "catch" and is not hitting the primer... Guy1 - All of it works electrically, i had to show it manually. Guy3 - No, no, i know. Im saying that these... (links) are falling off and... **gibberish** Guy1 - No. You dont pick it up, its disposable. Guy4 - It will be smelted down later on... Guy1 - Who the hell would collect links and cases from the battlefield.. Guy2 - Especially when these are so hot that can't even be used again Guy1 - No... You can use them again... **gibberish** Guy1 - 7 rounds... the last one... and this is the whole "cycle". Sorry for any grammar errors
A chain gun is a type of autocannon or machine gun that uses an external source of power to cycle the weapon's action, rather than diverting excess energy
When the bolt is in the back. Ready to feed a new round in i think. A lot of machine gun use this concept as it prevent cook off when the round is in the chamber and the gun barrel is hot.
Oh damn I should be able to tell you this off the top of my head, but I can't remember. It'd be cheating if I looked, but I want to say at "feeding", and if the other commenter said with the bolt block all the way back, I think that's where it is at feeding. Pisses me off that I can't tell you for sure. I really am getting old I guess.
It stops after extract, in the "sear" arc on the bolt position indicator. The 25mm M242 Bushmaster and 30mm bushmaster II chainguns (just a scaled up M242) will stop at the same spot because they have a sequencer that runs the motor for a specified amount of time and thus rotations. Not a sensor. Which is why you have to "time" (manually crank the chain all the way around until the BPI reads "sear" again) the gun if you've removed the track and bolt assembly of have lost turret power mid shot. Because otherwise you might end up leaving a round in contact with the hot part of the barrel when it's supposed to be in "sear", out of the chamber. Cookoff of an HEI round in the tin can you're sitting in? No thanks. Love me an M242: the operation, care and feeding of them is something you get drilled into you mercilessly (if there's *any* possibility you could be firing one) so you don't blow yourself and crew up.
Not when this is between you and someone/something that wants to unalive you. This is salvation, not madness. But yeah, we've become quite efficient at doing all manner of brutal (non-consensual) things to one another.
There's a deal on the bottom that catches the firing pin allowing the firing pin to be held back as the bolt closes and released to snap forwards when it *is* finally closed. 90° of rotation and it'll cycle rounds (including live rounds) but won't pop primers.
Its a bad bitch but it will jam on you every now and then, depends on conditions and the amount of rounds its fired. It screwed up anything I pointed it at lol.
Repeating USA propaganda (because France refuse to attack Iraq without proof) does not make it true. USA attacked Iraq. The world is more a mess since. This is not France's fault...but it is easier to focuse the blame on somebody else (politics and media looove this sooooo much). I am not angry at you. I am sure you are a god guy. Too often propaganda reach us and we are not aware of it. keep safe, love from France ;) Plus : the guys is not French. He seems to be Polish (white and red flag at 0:11).
It's ironic that an American is commenting... I'm sure if he actually needed to identify anyone/anything from another country he would probably just get the geography wrong. Oh wait ;-) The joke is old, stale even, and based on propaganda. Better leave it be :) I'm not even French and I'm tired of it. But of course it's probably all in good faith, but better get your nationalities straight next time.
@@Tordu_Génial Hey that's not very fair, we have a lot of respect for France. We owe so much to France that the Appollo flag was designed to transition from American stars and stripes in the sunlight, to the traditional French "Blanc" design in almost continuous use since Waterloo. (Just joking, I went to France it's pretty cool and the people are nice except in Paris.)
![US Sailors Training on Mk 38 25mm Chain Gun [M242 Bushmaster] - A Live Fire Exercise](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wy3C1EeaNEU/mqdefault.jpg)
So this is the SEMI automatic version, nice, and if it is limited to 10 rounds its california compliant, if you can't do it with 10 rounds you ain't gonna do it.
I'd like a smaller version for concealed carry.
@@gaveintothedarkness they have a 25mm version. Smaller.. and still pretty spicy.
Also the buttstock has to be at least 7ft or its an sbc
So.....OK for duck!?
If it loses electrical power. It's functioning cycle is exactly the same though.
Such satisfying mechanical noises
So this is how it operates with new links and feeders. Great video.
Thank you.
Translation:
Guy1 - At first there will be these two "dry cycles", after which it will throw (them) out and you will see later...
Guy1 - It will load now...
Guy1 - Practically, you know...
Guy2 - The whole belt...
Guy1 - Yes, yes the links are getting ejected
Guy2 - The case goes forward
Guy1 - Yes, depending if its "not on safety" the case will go out, if its "on safety" it will throw the whole ammunition out, because the firing pin is on the "catch" and is not hitting the primer...
Guy1 - All of it works electrically, i had to show it manually.
Guy3 - No, no, i know. Im saying that these... (links) are falling off and... **gibberish**
Guy1 - No. You dont pick it up, its disposable.
Guy4 - It will be smelted down later on...
Guy1 - Who the hell would collect links and cases from the battlefield..
Guy2 - Especially when these are so hot that can't even be used again
Guy1 - No... You can use them again... **gibberish**
Guy1 - 7 rounds... the last one... and this is the whole "cycle".
Sorry for any grammar errors
Cheers
cheers
I need one installed on my Passat perhaps in a luggage pod on the roof
Wait so theirs a literal chain in a chain gun? I'm honestly not sure what i expected.
I thought it was called a chain gun because it was belt fed...
@@rrueps4844 No, look at the bottom of the video, theirs a chain controlling the motion of the bolt, feeding mechanism and delinker.
It's also driven by a motor
A chain gun is a type of autocannon or machine gun that uses an external source of power to cycle the weapon's action, rather than diverting excess energy
Sure is!!!!
That’s funny, they call me the Bush Master too.
I say, this is beautiful.
I used to do engine sections for training, same way 1980. Best way to explain workings
This video is very informative. It displays the whole thing working in mechanical slow motion.
what kind of holster would you recommand for conceal carry ?
For this bad boi, I would recommend a small Toyato SUV, you can find plenty of them in the middle east
@@Hans_Panzerschreck but would it fit on my Twingo ?
@@slckb0y65 That's some connoisseur, I guess with some structural change you could put it where the passenger would be
smaller version for concealed carry ? Xmas is approaching and I dont have any gifts idea..
Wish I was a government. I’d buy one.
indeed you could legally steal from people and perv on them without permission
I wonder if a hand crank will work for EDC with this. Asking for a friend...
Having been an M2 BIFV gunner, I'm very familiar with the Bushmaster M242 chain gun, the 25MM version of this weapon...
"you getting this video?"
"yeah, we'll have our people half-ass reverse engineer it"
Is this going to be sufficient for EDC? I'm a bit concerned about the stopping power...
considering that its a 30mm with either 113mm or 140mm of power behind it, i'm willing to bet that there will be nothing to stop
"Careful, do not let it overcharge!"
"Overcharge? What do you me-"
I assume the gun stops at a specific step in the cycle when the trigger is released? If so, which one?
The mechanism does not stop as it would typically be driven by an electric motor
@@spazmonkey2131 unless the gun is supposed to fire indefinitely regardless of input, it has to stop at some point.
When the bolt is in the back. Ready to feed a new round in i think. A lot of machine gun use this concept as it prevent cook off when the round is in the chamber and the gun barrel is hot.
Oh damn I should be able to tell you this off the top of my head, but I can't remember. It'd be cheating if I looked, but I want to say at "feeding", and if the other commenter said with the bolt block all the way back, I think that's where it is at feeding. Pisses me off that I can't tell you for sure. I really am getting old I guess.
It stops after extract, in the "sear" arc on the bolt position indicator.
The 25mm M242 Bushmaster and 30mm bushmaster II chainguns (just a scaled up M242) will stop at the same spot because they have a sequencer that runs the motor for a specified amount of time and thus rotations. Not a sensor.
Which is why you have to "time" (manually crank the chain all the way around until the BPI reads "sear" again) the gun if you've removed the track and bolt assembly of have lost turret power mid shot. Because otherwise you might end up leaving a round in contact with the hot part of the barrel when it's supposed to be in "sear", out of the chamber.
Cookoff of an HEI round in the tin can you're sitting in? No thanks.
Love me an M242: the operation, care and feeding of them is something you get drilled into you mercilessly (if there's *any* possibility you could be firing one) so you don't blow yourself and crew up.
We became highly effective making kill ourself such atteactive. This is madness.
Not when this is between you and someone/something that wants to unalive you. This is salvation, not madness.
But yeah, we've become quite efficient at doing all manner of brutal (non-consensual) things to one another.
@@TheMrMused Youre right! Such devices had only defensive purposes in the past...
The ping of those links 👨🍳😗
The mount this gun is on looks very familiar
Weapon experts, please tell me those are dummy rounds that they’re cranking through the cannon at the indoor expo center / mall.
@@aderahmat777 it would have to be missing pieces of the bolt then, otherwise it would fire.
There's a deal on the bottom that catches the firing pin allowing the firing pin to be held back as the bolt closes and released to snap forwards when it *is* finally closed.
90° of rotation and it'll cycle rounds (including live rounds) but won't pop primers.
they are just dummies, european armies like to use these bronze lookinjg dummy rounds when they train
Well you know, things can be mislabeled and employees can be replaced
No! Those are dummy operators, not rounds.
Now available at your local Walmart.
our local Walmart is even locking up child's toy guns they'd never have this.
The feed chutes used to get bent up. That was the biggest problem.
Soooo... Is this gonna be available on Amazon anytime soon orrrr.....?
that's nice, now get it to spit cans of beer .
Bushmater is maker of "arm pistol" right?
It's the eco low emissions version with re-usable ammo.
Perfect for Home defence according to the 2nd ammendment in US
Lol
Can Ford make this an option for their new Super Duty trucks?
Is the loading principle for this gun long recoil? I don't find any document about this.
Nope, to my knowledge, it's a chaingun. Which means, it's driven by a chain and motor(you can see the chain on the bottom).
Really interesting. Thanks for the video.
Your welcome.
Does it take Glock mags?
Pretty much the grandchild of the rotary cannon
Can I get one for home defense?
Those connecting clips sound really heavy
This delivers maximum democracy
Zastanawiam się czy można zasilać dustronnie.
POV: your tank's FCS has windows update in battle.
This delivers 200 freedoms per minute
could use one for deer season
Hey I've got one of these bushmasters, in 30-06 caliber...
Where was this?
I'd call this an analog canon
Its a bad bitch but it will jam on you every now and then, depends on conditions and the amount of rounds its fired. It screwed up anything I pointed it at lol.
vbbsmyt is supposed to make an animation of :-)
Dobrze że nie jebło na końcu
To jest amunicja treningowa. 1:03 - widać biały pasek na łusce.
Every responsible homeowner needs one of these plus a BAR 30-06 for the car. And a 9mm in the pocket.
Seems expensive compared to having a decent sized penis
sounds like freedom q=D
This is basically an M2 browning turned sideways with a gear box on it. 😂
And a much larger round, but other than that sure lmao
So it’s a chain gun? ?
I would get one for CCW, but then I'd have to buy a new holster.
There's a Polish joke in there somewhere
Obviously my comment was in jest. The polish military is quickly becoming a modern and formidable military force, rightfully so.
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Get one at Harbor Freight today !
That's a chain gun. Very impressive engineering, but it would be better to see it actually firing. Would be ideal for feral hogs!
Yes..... Excellent
Time to go hunt me a tank for dinner
I agree with everything said in this video
Just makes me mis the Mk38. So much fun it's illegal.
Oi Mate, a bit silly innit? Emus would have feared that thing, eh?
Are the links reusable ?
Yes
When can we pre-order? Just kidding, Google.
I guess this the silenced version
zajebiste.
зачем крутить в ручную если можно шуруповёртом !
а ты ленив!
It comes with that handle. Doesn't come with a screwdriver.
A Video I can understand stand
dzien dobry
wild pig hunting from a helicopter with one of these ...
Disappointing they didn’t detonate a round out of battery and killed everyone standing there
Lol
that was so direct that it's not even really funny, try again .p.
Yeah people dying would be hilarious, right guys? GUYS??
👍
it's semi it stays automatic
NBC, Neighbor Be Cool, device.
I wouldn't want to be in the way of those rounds going OFF. 🙄
CHAINGUN!
O kurwa!
I have a chubby
cannon*
Оружие зло...
OOOOO KURWA
Looks cheap. Is it from toys ur us
smaller gau8
He only had one job to do , catch the rounds before they fall out
No comparison to a Gau 8
Gau 8 no comparison to anti-mater bomb (if ever will be build) and so, and so..
Obviously you walnut
@ Not to mention that you are whiner. thank you.
@@jacekszymanski8170 What the fuck is that supposed to mean?
Why would you compare a autocannon for ground units like IFVs to a gun mounted on jets?
Well, this is exciting. Like watching paint dry.
in English!!!
Well that was LAME
It’s ironic that a Frenchman is demonstrating… I’m sure if he actually needed to use it he would probably just run the other way.
Repeating USA propaganda (because France refuse to attack Iraq without proof) does not make it true.
USA attacked Iraq. The world is more a mess since. This is not France's fault...but it is easier to focuse the blame on somebody else (politics and media looove this sooooo much).
I am not angry at you. I am sure you are a god guy. Too often propaganda reach us and we are not aware of it.
keep safe, love from France ;)
Plus : the guys is not French. He seems to be Polish (white and red flag at 0:11).
He is not a French but a Pole.
It's ironic that an American is commenting... I'm sure if he actually needed to identify anyone/anything from another country he would probably just get the geography wrong.
Oh wait ;-)
The joke is old, stale even, and based on propaganda. Better leave it be :) I'm not even French and I'm tired of it. But of course it's probably all in good faith, but better get your nationalities straight next time.
@@Tordu_Génial Hey that's not very fair, we have a lot of respect for France.
We owe so much to France that the Appollo flag was designed to transition from American stars and stripes in the sunlight, to the traditional French "Blanc" design in almost continuous use since Waterloo.
(Just joking, I went to France it's pretty cool and the people are nice except in Paris.)
Yeah, even the French, notorious warmongers, have higher standards. Not that there are any French in the video.
Something’s wrong here
American made guns
Americans be like....its for hunting! and self defense! FreEDuMb!
O kurwa!