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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2022
- Today we look at american M67 Grenade!
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SOP in US Army is to remove the safety clip before moving out. Never seen those individual cans, when I was in, they just came in a crate. Fun fact they shaped them like that because Americans are used to throwing baseballs. I wouldn't trust that 15m kill zone either. Never threw one in combat but I can tell you on the range when you're watching others on the fire line, you're behind this thick glass in a bunker about 50m behind the line, and when they detonate, shrapnel would still hit the glass that far away. Stay safe bro
its not a 15m kill zone its a 15m injury zone and a 5m kill zone. A lot of the time ammo techs will take them out of the cans before hand to save time.
@@D.Trout222 this is all correct. I am a range safety officer. they are always in the cans, some units prep them for the troops. we do not because it is how they will be issued to them in combat.
@@robnight7452 I have defiantly seen them handed out in cans and out of cans in combat.
Schrodinger's frag grenades.
I don't trust them to kill anything reliably past 5 meters radius.
Still, I don't want to be anywhere 50 meters away line of sight from grenade.
Dude this one is for civilian if you order only one they ship it like that… and this dude is in Canada wow I bet the communist Cuban grandson Trudou took it now no gun in Canada
Take the bottom half of that container with you. You can use it to make a very basic tripwire trap. Just tie some wire around the fuse pull the pin and stuff it in the tube. Ideally you are supposed to set them up so they swing out above the heads of the enemy before going off.
Cool.
Was that when we kicked ass in Iraq and Afganistan?
@@RPMZ11 Sounds like Vietnam-era shenanigans.
@@crowe6961
Same dip....different sheep.
@@RPMZ11 Big picture: Institutional knowledge of dirty and effective tricks is being retained over the decades.
Sounds like whoever is setting up the trap and placing it on a branch or perch with the grenade already engaged better have some damn steady hands!
first rule of combat: don't die
second rule of combat: look cool
Third rule of combat: have fun
Fourth rule: it's not a war crime when you kill all witnesses.
Fifth Rule: It's not a war crime if the Canadians do it
6th rule - don't engage in combat, if You don't know what combat is! It's not a video game...
@@ivicamilosavljevic4706 You don’t seem like a fun person. It’s a joke.
late to the party but a point about these grenades. infantrymen, at least marines would actually use electrical tape and tape around the grenade body and spoon, overlap a bit, and create a pull tab with the end of the tape for easy removal before use. Reasoning for this is the pin can actually break. The one time I didnt tape a grenade, the pin broke. No idea how. Guess I bumped into something hard, activating the fuse. Luckily it was a smoke grenade, which uses the same fuse and I had an extremely red plate carrier for the rest of my deployment. The afghan children always looked at me in horror thinking it was blood.
Good advice, but I'm guessing these grenades aren't often carried around for multiple missions/vehicle entries/exits before actually being used or even just left laying in a prepared grenade pile when it's time to unass an area extremely quickly... But if it happens Im sure the word will travel quickly! Thank God yours was just smoke... But of course it had to be red... Also glad you didn't get burnt to hell! 😂👍 (Hopefully the TDF guys and rear forces leave them clipped or tape them... If they happen to even get any M67s...)
That's fucking terrifying
Meanwhile some units ban that practice (taping the spoons) because Pvt Schmuckatelly will pull the pin and throw the grenade as trained... and never undo the tape (which isn't a part of training), and the enemy will be able to return the frag...
Pucker factor went to 10/10 when he thumbed the clip and was messing with the ring 😂 oh man, I always hate handling grenades when I was in.
I think everybody did to some extent. I noticed leadership never tasked certain soldiers with handling these.
Slavs have built in 15+ fear resistance, 10+ explosives handling/resistance and -5 fear of death
Also he is in actual combat. You get used to it.
So nice to hear your smile at the end, you seem like such a good guy. To me it's unfathomable that someone like you has to go through so much shit, while I'm 2500 km away and your experiences over there are from a completely different world, different century for me. I'm always happy seeing one of your videos published and knowing you're still alive. Hope you live a long happy live in a free Ukraine when this is over. Stay safe, hope you always have a guardian angel watching over you!
Good to see you're still kicking man!
I see those baseballs.... Fortunate son starts playing in my head
the packaging looks useful for making a trap with the grenade
Glad to see you're doing well. Very interesting video, like always. Can you do one on the GP-25 and the Vog25? And is there any chance you may get your hands on a German DM51?
Best regards!
The only time I was issued grenades for combat was the Panama Invasion of 1989-90. Once we were issued our grenades usually 4 per man, we never took off the two safety pins and wrapped them with electrical tape around the spoon, pin, and safety pins and placed them on our ammo pouches in the grenade holders, or placed them inside the pockets of our FLAK jackets for better security. Iraq was different, we had flash bang grenades to recuse collateral damage to civilians but the concussion was just as bad as the concussion offensive grenades which were also issued in Panama. The problem with the offensive grenades were the body was made out of card board, the explosive round doughnuts would fall out at the bottom which we had to tape the bottoms. They sucked when they got wet where the card board would get soaked and deform. During training we would use all of them because once issued it has to be thrown and detonated. They look like M18 style cylindrical smoke grenade bodies but they suck. The Panama Invasion was the last time I know when it was used. From there Uncle Sugar just wanted to use the M67 after.
Happy to see you post again, you better keep posting until you keel over at 80.
Would love to have your opinion on the Polish 🇵🇱 Beryl and MSBS Grot rifles!
Keep up the good work!
It makes me nervous even in a video.
Hi Val.
The Americans do have an offensive grenade. The Mk3 concussion grenade.
It's basically a cardboard tube sealed with asphalt and fiberglass, loaded up with nothing but 230g of TNT. Not actively produced, but can be seen once in a blue moon with SF elements.
I also know you love the RGO series of impact fuzed grenades, and I think you'll love the M68 as well. Same exact concept as the defensive RGO but in an M67 form factor.
As I understand it the mk3 concussive was removed from service in the mid 70s, because that fiberglass liner was in fact, 50% asbestos. That knowledge is from wikipedia though, I have no first hand experience.
"Then you look like you're from the movie" hahhaaha 😂 hilarious, keep the spirit alive Sir 😁 Happy Hunting
Very interesting package ntgl🤣 wish you well brother 💪🏻☦️👍🇺🇦🇲🇩
Thanks Canada! UAF will make good use.
NEVER saw one not in canaster, my era had the thumb clip, no extra twist clip. that was added when Marines used rigger tape to tape pins in. Bad. (re:B52 manual on correct taping) Only sure kill was shooting after blast.
Wow. Did not know you got western grenades.
You are going to enjoy using the M67 Grenade. They are very nice. 😁👍🏻
even though Im a year late, here in the US Marine Corps we carry it with the Clip and do a Thumb Clip Sweep with your left thumb while holding the spoon with your right hand, then Twist Pull Pin, Frag out.
This ☝
You should probably watch Brent0331. He makes videos usually for US Marines on equipment. Have story from cousin that was in Iraq around 2004. He and other fellow soldiers noticed when they began patrolling the cites early in the war pissed off Iraqi kids would try grab on soldiers. Well each soldier had M67 grenades attached on their vest. If the Iraqi kids approached a soldier to gang up soldiers would give the biggest kid a quick light buttstroke of the rifle to face. That would usually take the encouragement out of group. Pretty cruel but if one of those kids pulled a pin well you already know.
Hello, from Canada! Glad you like the M67.
Fergie!
You and your mates volunteered to go over yet?...I hear it's a hoot.
Lol, I remember removing the can during basic
enjoy the present!
Yugo M75 defensive granate ring is extremely hard to pool out
... You need big effort to put in it, or to prepare it before, straighten the split wire passing trough the spoon, and try few times, befor let it in Your pocket for combat use... Directly from the box is almost impossible to use it, extremely hard pin to pool out!
Is this an ak74u? And the side mounting rail is original or installed?
SOP should be "Saftey operative procedure" or something similar
Comp B is mixture of only RDX and TNT. TNT is wax
The US does have an offensive hand grenade, the Mk 3... but apparently they "have been found to contain 17-50 percent chrysotile asbestos in the fiber body and is restricted for use in contingency operations only. In case of emergency use, commanders must limit unit personnel exposure to two or fewer MK3-series grenades detonations in an 8-hour period." So they're considered too dangerous for training and only allowed to be issued in actual combat so most people never actually come across one (even when deployed I never saw one). A new model, the M111 Offensive Hand Grenade is supposedly being fielded (only within the past couple years) to replace the Mk3
The only person in the world that the American soldier is truly afraid of is the American lawyer (a real pro in disarming).
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What kind of accent is that? I cannot place this man. It sounds like dutch but is it?
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Yo Valgear, which fragmentation grenade would you consider to be most useful, the worst, the most complicated, ect? I'm very interested to hear opinions from someone who has used these.
It would cool to see perhaps a comparison and get to hear his personal preference with different grenade types. Also other gear.
@@Roderik95 His favorite grenade is the soviet RGO impact grenade, you can watch his video about it.
Yep, the RGO is considered really good. The French grenade, I forget the name, is very poor performing.
@@supersarge24 GR MA DF mle F1 seems to be the purported name but i cant find anything on it. classed as a ``grenade defensive`` but its not the classic ww2 F1.
surprised they didn't just run with a M67
- This is just a thing for a home defense. 💯
- Sorry guys, not really. 💀
is it real and is it disabled? where did you get it cheers
Yes it’s real, he’s in a warzone, hundreds of thousands of grenades were donated by NATO countries to Ukraine.
@@Victor_Victory ok thanks bro.
Where can you buy it?
I hope it's a replica
I'm fairly certain that's just a live grenade being shown by a soldier.
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I would NOT store these hanging by the safety lever to your MOLLE like the movies. Movies are dumb. Bad idea.
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I've seen them fully assembled, just the base and spoon and detonator separate also all parts dissemble why I have no idea
So you bought One? Lol buy a Crate!