@@ParaBellaActualI think back in the late 80's my ship was the only one left using the M14. The SEAL detachment that we ferried to the gulf said they preferred that fat .30 over their issued 556 for longer work.
@@HKiller45ACP is that the case? If so is there some sort of diminishing return on the barrel length? I thought the longer barrel gave the gas more time to accelerate the bullet giving it a higher muzzle velocity
Every M-16 A-1 that I had in the Army, 50 years ago, was a tack driver. I qualified expert easily every time. Never had a misfire either. I liked the rifle. Good Luck, Rick
@@jacob.tudragensI'm 72, there's a lot that I don't remember anymore. Our qualifications were based on 50 rounds at varying ranges. We shot at silhouette targets that dropped when hit. One time the 400m target wouldn't go down so I tried the old M-14 trick of hitting the dirt in front. That worked. An LTC was watching me. He went over to the big scope and looked at my 400m target. He then chewed out the CPT in charge because he was supposed to have put up all new targets that morning and obviously hadn't. The LTC ordered the scorer to give me credit for all shots at the shot out targets. Good Luck, Rick
@richardross7219 I was MC. We had a maximum of 250 points, shot from 100m, 200m, and 300m. If I remember right! Edit: I corrected the distances! And I'm pretty sure I remember this time! 2 inch grouping slightly high and to the right of dead center (all black) on the two hundred meters, rapid fire, prone position. Got a case of hubris on the three hundred meters, rapid fire, prone position and had them scattered hither and yon! I calculated I would have had a score of 244 or 245 had I done as well on the 300m as I did on the 200m! High score for the series! Boot camp, of course!
My dad said he'd use that 3 prong to twist barbed wire out of the way. I don't pester him on memories he doesn't want to remember but I recall he said that muzzle brake was pretty useful
@@richardross7219 I'm 62, by the way, and I was in what they called "an experimental accelerated series" and our training was 11 weeks instead of 13! This was during the "Iran hostage crisis" when the Shaw of Iran was overthrown. I was inspired to join by Reagan. Actually!
My Army basic training M-16 was manufactured under license by General Motors Hydra Matic Division from Colt in 1971. I had it for the summer of 1987 at Fort Jackson, SC. I qualified as an expert rifleman with it on 25 JUL 1987. The serial number was 1900041X. You never forget your first.
💯🤔 did the same thing at Fort Bliss same year👍🏼 then straight to the DMZ after AIT and receive the M16 A1 fully auto did an experience the three round burst until later on in my career 😮
@Liberty_76 Kinda - they got bought by psa and folded into the h&r brand for their own retro line. Which while still offering a lot of neat retro guns... tend to be a bit pricier and lacking some of the fun options brownells had. Sad times... oh well
@@HollowBurden sort of. Mike from Nodak is the CEO of PSA’s H&R brand. Harlan from Nodak retired and they shut down Nodak completely. Mike is retooling everything for their retro line now, he’s going to be making 601 parts as well. Plus I don’t think PSA/H&R will be providing the competition any forgings anytime soon lol
Colt Sporter, near 1974 vintage. The forward end of the lower is secured to the upper by a screw rather than a spring pin. Colt did that so that the M16 uppers/lowers were incompatible with the Sporters. I have a '74 SP-1 with a bird cage flash hider and no forward assist.
@@tw--dle Picatinny with a small angled grip that you can still C-Clamp is sooo easy to control and easy to get ahold of. I love the look of the classic handguard, but practicality always wins.
@@BigWheel.originally the “ carry handle” was a guard for the top mounted charging handle. It kept the jungle bush and vines from interfering with the operation of the charging handle.But it remained to keep the sights aligned, even after the redesigned charging handle was placed at the rear of the upper receiver.
My first 7 expert qualifications in the army were on the M16A2 Once we switched to the M4 it took 3 years to score above sharpshooter. It was like learning how to shoot all over again.
@@fbi8372 all good, don't be sorry for not knowing much about something haha But its mechanically the same except for M16s having a burst and semi trigger instead of a a semi and full auto one. Although the M16A1 uses the same trigger as the M4A1 but yeah. There's a few other minor differences like barrel length and handguards but nothing major. Although handling can feel quite different depending on how those guns are set up.
Bless you, my son, and know that Gene Stoner smiles down on you from above. He looked upon the group, and saw that it was good. He forgives you for the forward assist and shortened barrel.
And therefore you shall pass into those golden gates of the Great Armory and Ammunition Depo in the sky. Where all of your Ballistic Needs and Desires Shall be met. So you will have supersonic cheers forevermore. Amen
Cool hits with iron sights. In ‘72 Marine boot I qualified as Sharpshooter on an M14. Loved that rifle but it had running sights. I had to improvise, adjust, and adapt to qualify. Three years later while in Quantico I had to requalify again but this time with an M16. We used the FBI range in Quantico, beautiful range. Qualified as Expert easily. But Corps rules said I had to wear the e boot qual of Sharpshooter. Today I shoot an AR15 5.56 and drill the bulls eye with iron sights. My sons need red dots can’t use iron sights. Kids today. LOL Great vid.
We had the Vietnam era A1’s with the 3 prong suppressor. They were beat up but we had good armorers, then the A2 came out, great weapon. 500 yds open sights all day long.
I served in the US Army in 83, and my M-16 A1 didn't have optics, just iron sights, I qualified "expert" in boot camp and repeated the same at every new Fort that I was sent to. The M-16 A2 was heavier, but it was just as good as the A1 model. I miss that rifle.
Atıcı oldukça iyi. Standart piyade tüfeği ile keskin nişancı atışı yapıyor. Teknik eksikliği kendi niteliği ve yeteneği ile kapatıyor. Kesinlikle başarılı 👏
@@calcium_skeleton I mean 300 ft? Honestly if you're shooting at a man sized target that's not hard to see, of course smaller targets have to be highly contrasted when you only use iron sights. When it comes to the range size I honestly don't know. Never been to a commercial shooting range, only to military ones. Those ranges aren't unheard of there
@@kemian4156 Bad eyes, glasses don’t make them perfect just good enough to see medium distance things like a road sign. I did say some people, and also I’ve never seen a range and I was just wondering if they got that long.
I’m slightly salty you called that Brownells retro AR an “M16” but, for the sake of loving guns, I think you did a fabulous job on this. Great shooting btw! A 300 yard shot with irons is definitely something to show off.
Still my favorite ar, had it since 1991. Thousands of rounds through it and the only problem it has is its a little loose at the takedown pins. It still drives tacks if you hold it like the army used to teach.
The front triangular stock was the most comfortable, rather than the octagonal,not shown, I qualified expert 1988, and I'm sure it was over 300 yds with iron sights,, would like to see the sight pic.
You'd be correct if it's an A2 aperture, the A1 aperture does however have different planes and the peep holes are the same size. You zero an A1 using the 'L' aperture at 25M. Then after zeroing, you rotate the rear sight so that the standard aperture is showing. This gives you your 250M/375M zero.
If you watch it again, he's showing you a "secret" in the second "offhand" grip. Combine that with "drop shot" and you won't miss. The strict imperceptible movement negates heartbeat and breathing concerns. Bravo! Semper Fi ---- sight picture sight alignment 10
I remember playing Vietco which is historically a pretty accurate game. The characters in the game mentioned that 1st time they were equipped with them they had jamming problem. I think it was because of 20 ammo in the magazine. So tommy guns were kind of of back again. Then they lowered the capacity down to 18 ammo and it was fairly good weapon in the end. I sooo much like its design and power.
My cousin here in the Philippines spent $3k+ upgrading his Hydra Matic M16 less than a year ago. Gun parts and accessories are much more expensive here than in the US. Adjustable butt stock, hand rails, 10x scope, suppressor and a flashlight with laser. I think the bolt carrier was also changed but I'm not sure. You have to remove the suppressor if you want to fire it in full auto because it will jam with it on. My other cousin regretted not buying a $3k new select fire Bushmaster M4 10 years ago because he already had a Glock 22 with a full auto switch in a Roni kit. They changed the law in 2016 and it's now illegal to purchase select fire guns and those who legally own it right now are not allowed to sell it because it is non transferable.
15 years ago. When I started servicing Korean airforce I've had training with m16. It was really good work and gave me a good point. It is old design rifle but It is still working as like superman
M16 dissipator is a really cool gun imo, if I’m not wrong I think in Vietnam soldiers would cut down their m16 a1 and a2 barrels to make maneuvering through jungle terrain easier
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“Holy shit private pile I think we finally found something your good at”
Should’ve used that on the M14 video!
@@ParaBellaActual you got me there🤙
@@ParaBellaActualI
think back in the late 80's my ship was the only one left using the M14. The SEAL detachment that we ferried to the gulf said they preferred that fat .30 over their issued 556 for longer work.
Pyle
Sir, aye aye, sir!
It’s okay babe. The longer rifles have too much velocity.
😊❤
😂😂
As a long rifle bearer I deny this information we have slower velocity
@@HKiller45ACP is that the case? If so is there some sort of diminishing return on the barrel length? I thought the longer barrel gave the gas more time to accelerate the bullet giving it a higher muzzle velocity
@@Yabuddy53 I was making a joke about willy sizes
What a creative loop. Love an M16.
Do tou realize that ak-47 can also do that with a competent user?
@@mikkodoria4778 Ak's are very capable rifles. Love the Kalishnikov design.
@@mikkodoria4778Yeahhhhhh?
@@mikkodoria4778 Do you realize how that's not actually relevant to the comment you're replying to?
😊👍🇫🇷moi aussi je le trouve racé ce m16 ,comparé à un Ak je le trouve archaïque et en bois je n'aime pas appart pour la chasse oui un bon verrous 👌 ..
I served in the Korean military, and hitting a target 300m standing and without scope was really difficult. This dude is amazing.
yeah but we’re your targets the color white?
Carrying handle was a iron sight so its poor man's scope
Good eye and steady aim
im not even into loops, im just here admiring that sick gun
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And Yang
Every M-16 A-1 that I had in the Army, 50 years ago, was a tack driver. I qualified expert easily every time. Never had a misfire either. I liked the rifle. Good Luck, Rick
In '79 I scored 226, (maybe 229, memory is not that great anymore)!
@@jacob.tudragensI'm 72, there's a lot that I don't remember anymore. Our qualifications were based on 50 rounds at varying ranges. We shot at silhouette targets that dropped when hit. One time the 400m target wouldn't go down so I tried the old M-14 trick of hitting the dirt in front. That worked. An LTC was watching me. He went over to the big scope and looked at my 400m target. He then chewed out the CPT in charge because he was supposed to have put up all new targets that morning and obviously hadn't. The LTC ordered the scorer to give me credit for all shots at the shot out targets. Good Luck, Rick
@richardross7219 I was MC. We had a maximum of 250 points, shot from 100m, 200m, and 300m.
If I remember right!
Edit: I corrected the distances!
And I'm pretty sure I remember this time!
2 inch grouping slightly high and to the right of dead center (all black) on the two hundred meters, rapid fire, prone position.
Got a case of hubris on the three hundred meters, rapid fire, prone position and had them scattered hither and yon!
I calculated I would have had a score of 244 or 245 had I done as well on the 300m as I did on the 200m! High score for the series! Boot camp, of course!
My dad said he'd use that 3 prong to twist barbed wire out of the way. I don't pester him on memories he doesn't want to remember but I recall he said that muzzle brake was pretty useful
@@richardross7219
I'm 62, by the way, and I was in what they called "an experimental accelerated series" and our training was 11 weeks instead of 13!
This was during the "Iran hostage crisis" when the Shaw of Iran was overthrown.
I was inspired to join by Reagan.
Actually!
My Army basic training M-16 was manufactured under license by General Motors Hydra Matic Division from Colt in 1971. I had it for the summer of 1987 at Fort Jackson, SC. I qualified as an expert rifleman with it on 25 JUL 1987. The serial number was 1900041X. You never forget your first.
💯🤔 did the same thing at Fort Bliss same year👍🏼 then straight to the DMZ after AIT and receive the M16 A1 fully auto did an experience the three round burst until later on in my career 😮
We have an expert over here!
That’s crazy you know the serial number 😂😂
I was at FortJackson in Feb 87.
@@DePury 💯🤔 we're getting old🤣 new subscriber to your Channel👍🏼 air assault
That rifle brings back memories of the military in the late 70's- mid 80's
same, but the 2000's for me.
still in service for me
I bet that M-16 has a great personality
@@LuxAvitastechnically no it’s a at platform yes but w m16 furniture
@@XCHUPPYXZ☝️🤓
Brother slapped that bolt release so hard😂😂
Got to put her back in her place 💁🏻♂️
I'm not even into guns, I'm just here admiring that sick loop
You’re more than welcome to browse the channel
You don’t know until you try it 🤙🏻
What goes forward also pushes back.
🔁🤟
A Bullet?
Or a Punch
Yes, I liked that loop too
@@Agent_P123both
Im still pissed Brownells discontinued the retro line.
I think H&R was making them but now they're under PSA!
@tacticalbrahhhgh6739 They are. Ive heard a few grumblings of QC issues. Still pissed at Brownells regardless.
They got their forging a from nodak spud and nodak spud no longer exists
@Liberty_76 Kinda - they got bought by psa and folded into the h&r brand for their own retro line. Which while still offering a lot of neat retro guns... tend to be a bit pricier and lacking some of the fun options brownells had. Sad times... oh well
@@HollowBurden sort of. Mike from Nodak is the CEO of PSA’s H&R brand. Harlan from Nodak retired and they shut down Nodak completely. Mike is retooling everything for their retro line now, he’s going to be making 601 parts as well. Plus I don’t think PSA/H&R will be providing the competition any forgings anytime soon lol
It's not the size that matters... but how you use it. 😅
Bonus points if you know what AR-15 variant this is.
Dissipater. Rifle length gas tube 16" barrel. Really hard to find .
Colt Sporter, near 1974 vintage. The forward end of the lower is secured to the upper by a screw rather than a spring pin. Colt did that so that the M16 uppers/lowers were incompatible with the Sporters. I have a '74 SP-1 with a bird cage flash hider and no forward assist.
Model 605
@@Smokey_Cornbreadfinally!
It's reproduction of the XM16E1, which was issued to special forces servicemen in the early years of the Vietnam War.
This is the kind of simple, beautifully aesthetic rifle vids we need more of
Hell yeah. Gotta love the early flash hider and twenty round magazine.
What's the reliability like? Does it have the enlarged gas ports? Where do babies come from?
Solid
Yes
When you shoot the last shot from a Garand
@@ParaBellaActualI love that "ping"! 😂
This is the most under the fuckin rated comment I have ever seen😂
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They come from the over-sized gas port.
Great trigger discipline. You can hear it reset on release.
This is the config we had in basic training. The almighty A1.
Those standing shots where really good. God damn son.
I can't deny that the M16 is a sweet looking gun and iconic AF
Ackchyually, this happens to be an imitation of the Colt Dissipator
Love the videos 👍
Appreciate the love 🤙🏻
Shorts are our pastime
We’ll be getting back to long-form… very soon
The Vietnam war era handguard is still the best looking handguard for any AR platform.
It's kinda useless though since you're not supposed to use it as a carry handle.
i disagree. it's a nice, classic look, but i prefer picatinny handguards.
@@tw--dle Picatinny with a small angled grip that you can still C-Clamp is sooo easy to control and easy to get ahold of. I love the look of the classic handguard, but practicality always wins.
@@BigWheel.Sounds like you're taking about the rear sight assembly. He's taking about the fore grips.
@@BigWheel.originally the “ carry handle” was a guard for the top mounted charging handle. It kept the jungle bush and vines from interfering with the operation of the charging handle.But it remained to keep the sights aligned, even after the redesigned charging handle was placed at the rear of the upper receiver.
I always find it amazing how something shooting that far is yet so accurate it’s really interesting
My first 7 expert qualifications in the army were on the M16A2
Once we switched to the M4 it took 3 years to score above sharpshooter. It was like learning how to shoot all over again.
Isnt m16 basically the same with m4. Sorry i dont really know guns
@@fbi8372not really, it’s a different mechanism, sight and firing rate (burst=m16, fully automatic=m4
@@fbi8372 all good, don't be sorry for not knowing much about something haha
But its mechanically the same except for M16s having a burst and semi trigger instead of a a semi and full auto one. Although the M16A1 uses the same trigger as the M4A1 but yeah.
There's a few other minor differences like barrel length and handguards but nothing major. Although handling can feel quite different depending on how those guns are set up.
@@eliavhershko5029 what you're thinking of is just the trigger. Its still a very similar gun.
@eliavhershko5029 also a 14.5in barrel compared to a 20 lmao the biggest difference
Bless you, my son, and know that Gene Stoner smiles down on you from above. He looked upon the group, and saw that it was good. He forgives you for the forward assist and shortened barrel.
And therefore you shall pass into those golden gates of the Great Armory and Ammunition Depo in the sky. Where all of your Ballistic Needs and Desires Shall be met. So you will have supersonic cheers forevermore. Amen
God I love Dissipator-configured ARs.
Narrator is awesome, “Hit, center” That guy is cool as ice cubes
That's some serious shooting for a short barrel, no tripod , no scope and quick shot placement at 300yds 🤯🤯🤯
thats not difficult i shoot normal on 300m 2pot or standing no scope (swiss shooting)
@@panzerheckenschutze1694 that's pretty good I can't even see the target at 300 yds 🤣🤣🤣
All day long!
I love the old triangle grip! Seeing it on a shorter barrel is something that I would never have thought about, but it looks great!
Cool hits with iron sights. In ‘72 Marine boot I qualified as Sharpshooter on an M14. Loved that rifle but it had running sights. I had to improvise, adjust, and adapt to qualify. Three years later while in Quantico I had to requalify again but this time with an M16. We used the FBI range in Quantico, beautiful range. Qualified as Expert easily. But Corps rules said I had to wear the e boot qual of Sharpshooter. Today I shoot an AR15 5.56 and drill the bulls eye with iron sights. My sons need red dots can’t use iron sights. Kids today. LOL Great vid.
Better check out the full videos! 🤙🏻
No Pizza Boxes here…
We had the Vietnam era A1’s with the 3 prong suppressor. They were beat up but we had good armorers, then the A2 came out, great weapon. 500 yds open sights all day long.
Probably the greatest loop ever created if the clip was a bit shorter it would've been perfection.
I served in the US Army in 83, and my M-16 A1 didn't have optics, just iron sights, I qualified "expert" in boot camp and repeated the same at every new Fort that I was sent to. The M-16 A2 was heavier, but it was just as good as the A1 model. I miss that rifle.
Atıcı oldukça iyi. Standart piyade tüfeği ile keskin nişancı atışı yapıyor. Teknik eksikliği kendi niteliği ve yeteneği ile kapatıyor. Kesinlikle başarılı 👏
Round of applause for that loop.
Patrolling the mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear Winter
Why?
@@johnbradley5236We won't go quietly. The legion can count on that.
@@johnbradley5236I hear primm got a new sheriff, that should keep the powder gangers away.
Retro is back on the menu boys!
It most certainly is…
Full review inbound!
The boys are back in town..
It really is!!!
In the Marine Corps, you were trained to hit targets at 500 yards with iron sights!
No Pizza Boxes here!
Better check out the channel 🤙🏻
200m 300m 500m
And to use the sling. Semper Fi jarheads.
Nice.
Canadian rifle team in the early nintys were engaging targets at 500 yards
This is such a CLEAN edit with 0 fat on it
Love hearing that slow reset click. Trigger discipline at its finest. My Di would be proud 😅
That shorty barrel tho😢
Respect for these shots. I would never hit at this range.
Wouldn't hit either, target might catch somethin
Honestly might wanna hit the range
@@kemian4156Are ranges that big? Also some people can’t even see things that far away, the range isn’t going to improve your eyes.
@@calcium_skeleton I mean 300 ft? Honestly if you're shooting at a man sized target that's not hard to see, of course smaller targets have to be highly contrasted when you only use iron sights.
When it comes to the range size I honestly don't know. Never been to a commercial shooting range, only to military ones. Those ranges aren't unheard of there
@@kemian4156 Bad eyes, glasses don’t make them perfect just good enough to see medium distance things like a road sign. I did say some people, and also I’ve never seen a range and I was just wondering if they got that long.
I qualified expert in the freezing rain with an M-16 at Ft. Lewis Washington in 1971. My favorite version was the M-16 A1 we got later.
I’m slightly salty you called that Brownells retro AR an “M16” but, for the sake of loving guns, I think you did a fabulous job on this. Great shooting btw! A 300 yard shot with irons is definitely something to show off.
Great editing man!!! Love it
That short mag is so aesthetic.
Bro violated that m16 by calling him a short king😂😂😂😂
Still my favorite ar, had it since 1991. Thousands of rounds through it and the only problem it has is its a little loose at the takedown pins. It still drives tacks if you hold it like the army used to teach.
You just got yourself a dissipator carbine.
Good job.
I love that you can actually see the bullet travel on the camera. I didn't realize they had such a big trail of moving air.
I thought you had to be a middle school American student to get one of these
That’s Big Media propaganda…
You’re given one at birth 😎🇺🇸🦅
@@ParaBellaActual ohhhh sayyyyy cannn youuu seeeee…….🎆🇺🇸🫡🇺🇸🎆
Did you get one?
....lucky
@@Cj-87 unfortunately that quiet kid that sat in the back ruined it for all of us.
@@ParaBellaActual It appears I was born disabled. Never got one...
Now that looks like a good safety switch. Unlike the AK platform...
At least AK is still good at any battlefield and work well
@@aiemanzulkifle7844Overrated
that wouldn't even hurt me
*Said everyone ever hit by 5.56…*
pin of shame
You might be right, chances are you'd never feel a thing.
It wouldn't hurt you, it would eviscerate you
The fact this comes up after me talking abt not needing a “sniper rifle” for a 150yd shot
If the target is the size of an ear… 😬
The way the whole saying SHORT KING was come up with was DEF BU A SHORT ASS DUDE! Stay good my little men👍🏼👍🏼😎
Ok mind blown. I wanna know what your sight picture actually looks like. And are your sights covering up the target completely or not.
We’ll be tackling that in future videos!
Keep it ParaBella
In the Marines we qualified out to 300 yard iron sites, pretty standard honestly
@@spencer5028it’s 500 yards, and we haven’t qualified with iron sights in like 14 years.
@@MegaSirpaulit was 500 yards iron sites back in my days.
The front triangular stock was the most comfortable, rather than the octagonal,not shown, I qualified expert
1988, and I'm sure it was over 300 yds with iron sights,, would like to see the sight pic.
The rear sight aperture doesn't have 2 settings to adjust for distance, it's adjustable for lighting conditions.
Wat
You'd be correct if it's an A2 aperture, the A1 aperture does however have different planes and the peep holes are the same size.
You zero an A1 using the 'L' aperture at 25M. Then after zeroing, you rotate the rear sight so that the standard aperture is showing.
This gives you your 250M/375M zero.
"What is that? What the fuck is that?"
A jelly donut?
Hahaha
It's the short thick stubby talented guy she told you not to worry about😅😅😅
The Vietcong been real quiet since this dropped like agent orange out of the sky.
Holy shoot, 250m plate iron sight, that’s sick bruv… While I’m here struggling at 100m plate 😂😂😂
Stick around and we’ll teach you!
*OH YEAH!!! M16 BABY!!!*
Edit: I don't care if it has length disabilities
😂
He’s a grower
“The trees are speaki-“
군대에서 m16을 사용한게 벌써 30년이 되었네요. m16과 k2를 같이 사용했는데 같은 신형 총이라면 m16이 반동 제어와 무게 배분등 확실히 좋은 총이라는걸 느꼈습니다.
Have you used a Daewoo?
Never knew they made so many different products.
Sniping with Iron Sights, truly a legendary Apex moment with a Hemlok
Geez, you’re one hell of a sharpshooter teach me
Keep it ParaBella and we will 😎
Why’d you have to slap the entire carrying handle, tried so hard to look cool you almost missed the forward release
-Forward Assist-
-Bolt Release-
*Forward Release* 🥴
@@ParaBellaActualstop, just stop.
@@ParaBellaActualLMAO keep pooping on these haters
@@ParaBellaActualyou tried to look cool you almost missed the forward assault handle.
The funniest part is he doesn't care, keep on destroying the haters king 👑 @@ParaBellaActual
Nah. Get an M-14. Leave that jamming tinker toy alone
And so it begins… 😅
It seems like soviets did really good at brainwashing people
Show us the groupings in 300 yards.
That rifle length gas system on a 16-18" is wild😂 beautiful retro irregardless though
Patrolling the Mohave wasteland, almost make you wish a nuclear winter
300 yards with integrated irons is not an easy shot.
If you watch it again, he's showing you a "secret" in the second "offhand" grip. Combine that with "drop shot" and you won't miss. The strict imperceptible movement negates heartbeat and breathing concerns.
Bravo!
Semper Fi
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sight picture
sight alignment
10
We can see the shockwave folowing the round before the hit , that’s impressive
Thank you for not being the guy that makes us watch you load each individual bullet into the magazine.
"size doesn't matter, power matters"
-the drunk girl who was at the bar
Love the dissipator build. It's my fav. Kicks like a bb gun
I think my American Blood is finally taking over
The reloading part is a total asmr
I remember playing Vietco which is historically a pretty accurate game. The characters in the game mentioned that 1st time they were equipped with them they had jamming problem. I think it was because of 20 ammo in the magazine. So tommy guns were kind of of back again. Then they lowered the capacity down to 18 ammo and it was fairly good weapon in the end. I sooo much like its design and power.
My cousin here in the Philippines spent $3k+ upgrading his Hydra Matic M16 less than a year ago. Gun parts and accessories are much more expensive here than in the US. Adjustable butt stock, hand rails, 10x scope, suppressor and a flashlight with laser. I think the bolt carrier was also changed but I'm not sure. You have to remove the suppressor if you want to fire it in full auto because it will jam with it on. My other cousin regretted not buying a $3k new select fire Bushmaster M4 10 years ago because he already had a Glock 22 with a full auto switch in a Roni kit. They changed the law in 2016 and it's now illegal to purchase select fire guns and those who legally own it right now are not allowed to sell it because it is non transferable.
Keka thagedhe le 😮🎉🎉😮🎉❤❤❤🎉🎉
Next level......
Mega shooter.......
Your shooting posture looks like Olympic shooter. Impressive.
15 years ago. When I started servicing Korean airforce I've had training with m16.
It was really good work and gave me a good point. It is old design rifle but It is still working as like superman
The barrel reveal was hilarious xD
300 yards with ironsite. Respect. Thats good shottin
Sniper:oh....I think my duty is over.....😢😂
Holy ish! Nice shooting bro
I’m sure that gun has a great personality
Abraham be slaying wallers with this
Dunno why but the 20 round mag just looks more aesthetically pleasing
The superior AR-15 configuration 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
I like the historically accurate M193
That is just spectacular shooting. I’m sure I could learn a lot from you.
We all learn 🤙🏻
We have so much planned for this channel 😏
Keep it ParaBella
What a baby doll, slept and scouted with one for a year in RVN. Owe her my life.
When I like a video that includes an airsoft gun, there’s always one particular video that has a real gun 😂
The guys from north hollywood want their m16 back
I like a lot of the modern ar15/m16/m4 designs but the og's hit different
But I’m sure it’s got a great personality 🥹
M16 dissipator is a really cool gun imo, if I’m not wrong I think in Vietnam soldiers would cut down their m16 a1 and a2 barrels to make maneuvering through jungle terrain easier
"What pain do you feel when eliminating an opponent?"
...The recoil of the weapon☠
“And a clip of ammunition for me little armalite”