HK G3 | Reload Drills and Recoil Management
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- In this video we show a couple of tactical and fast reload techniques and a quick tutorial for a better recoil management with the HK G3.
Tactical reload is the action of reloading a weapon that has only fired a few rounds out of its magazine, and retaining the original magazine.
Fast reload or speed reload is the action of reloading a weapon in a very short amount of time by ejecting the empty magazine on the ground and loading a full magazine in the firearm.
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Wow anyone notice how clean, polished and well kept that G3 looks? Its beautiful.
nateo200 its a century arms c308 u can tell by the picatinny railing it has
mandavaler that's not true. My ptr 91 has a factory mounted rail and paddle mag release.
mandavaler Century c308s don't have the Hk Diopter sight or the paddle mag release. That is more than likely a PTR91 or an HK91.
It also has three holes in the stock, It may be an Actual G3.
Hahahaha l actually pity Americans and their fake G3 and kalashnikov rifles
The G3 might not be as uniquely recognised as the AR or AK platforms, but like the FAL, it's beautiful in its own way. I personally really like the rugged look of the G3
Its not about the looks it's about having an ergonomic powerhouse imo
@@xXUnhingedDevXx yeah exactly which is why I hate when people slam a decent rifle because it's not as aesthetically pleasing as others
Copied Cetme C
@@darkblackrecords4844 don't you mean *improved* ?
But then with the original wooden parts from the CETME...
_instant chef's kiss_
If it's too heavy, grow stronger.
Somebody has been watching 13th warrior.....
William Shakespeare and if it reloads slowly.......then get quicker
A bit heavy?? How about "like you said" haevy, destroys the brass" not that it matters on a battle field" and expensive. And not to mention the fuckin Bolt doesn't stay open on the last shot. I hear you purist "Who cares?" Ask that who's been in the thick. Let me tell you morons who haven't shot a Fal or AR. First off the Fal has an adjustable gas system. Wait this has been gone through a million times before. Never mind carry on...
William Shakespeare
Or buy one of my custom waist mounted robotic piston arms. It’s graded to hold a tank barrel.
Shut thy fuckst up
Remember to look both ways before crossing the road!
Merlin 69 “You want the smoke?...no...*looks the other way*...”how bout you?”
Crossing the road in COD multiplayer be like
Aaron Neville how is he a dumbfuck? It’s just a post-engagement drill taught to people in combat arms. Check for enemy > check weapon condition > check friends beside u. It’s not to look tactical dumbfuck, it’s functional and he is doing it for muscle memory.
@Aaron Neville he's not a dumbfuck, he's just acting like an NPC in cod when you don't trigger a checkpoint
Ok
Nice work.
I carried this rifle in the military. The recoil is somehow "sweet" for such a large caliber. A true pleasure to shoot.
The only things I didn't like were the fact that I had to charge the bolt between mags, and the sling was garbage as the tang that inserted in to the buttstock would always deform and come loose.
The G3 is an accurate beast and it can take a real beating. I personally saw one that had been warped so badly the bolt would hardly cycle, so the soldier simply put it on a step and gave it a stomp to straighten it out and it functioned flawlessly after.
Tip, after two shots there are only 18 rounds left.
unless you spend $85 for a 25 rounder lol
Or 200 for a 50 round drum.
Jef Horians
But each shot was a kill. So that was a plus.
Jef Horians This isn't a game
Not the point of the video..
Simply the best videos. No long intro with loud obnoxious music, no talking, not bs, just straight content.
Exactly!!!!
One of my favorite rifles, and so many people say it has too much recoil to be a good choice, this video just proves that its all in how you handle it.
mine has almost no recoil at all under sustained fire but its 13 pounds nearly
My all time favorite rifle
Obviously you’ve never handled or shot an FAL.
You know what the metal buttplate of the G3 is called?
The "Meat Tenderizer".
thats why they make rubber covers for it
Noice
I bet Gordon Ramsey uses it to beat his meat.....
I have never seen a metal butt plate on a G3 nor CETME-C.
@@panzerofthelake1623 ouch
Nice to see a lot of "doing" with no talking. Thanks! 'Got my P91 ordered up.
Never sick of watching this video :) Love G3!
+bubblefish17 Same!
***** Haha.
Me,too!
Although not a real HK, my PTR-91 is an awesome rifle.
I have one too! :D I got he bull barrel instead of the tapered and now I am wondering if it was a good idea haha feels very front heavey.... or maybe I am not used to a battle rifle yet... now I just need to a better paying job to shoot it more lol
The PTR-91 was made with the same tooling from FBP/INDEP which produced over 300.000 G3 battle rifle's used in the Portuguese Colonial War. You should be proud of your weapon. If you ever get hold of a Portuguese made barrel from a FBP G3, you might want to acquire it ;)
The US bought thousands of G3's to remove their barrels and adapt them to their early M16's (or at least many claim) due to the barrel superior quality made by FBP/INDEP.
That man firing the weapon is one of the finest instructor in the field. It's a natural teacher.
Move your hand closer to the muzzle is great for controlling your gun but according to my experience it get tired very quickly. It's not sustainable for long operations. Eventually you will revert back to conventional grip. Having said that this type of grip has the best control to date and it's good for short engagement not long ones though.
Isn't that the point of drilling though? To be comfortable doing something that may not be a natural position.
Richard Turner Yea but long operations ain't the same as drilling
@@raturn0 Two words: Muscle fatigue
Because of its weight and the weight of magazines
@@raturn0 its not hard its uncomfortable on the long run
Woow, this was the most beautiful G3 I have ever seen in my life. Nice technique and handling of the gun.
i used this weapon whole of 1 year
when i duty in army near syria border
every time i keept clean and cleaned well
everytime i cared it how i cared about my love
i loved so many girls but i only miss one thing
its my G3A4 rifle
my hands still miss it , my hands still want it again
my hands still wanted last shoot with G3
there is no weapon exits like that and never be
In wich army was you? Turkish?
@@catdowntheroad2782 yes
Glorious Turkish Horde
HJ Badger cok güzel abi bende askere gidecem ama sözlemesi olmak isterim
@@catdowntheroad2782 orda seni bilgilendirirler kardeşim
bende çok istiyorudum ama Aura Migrenim engel oldu
May be you have no operate another weapons except G3A4
This was my old service rifle, and i can for fact say im quite a bit faster with it then this. plus i still hold the record of disassembling and assembling in scandinavia. And still to this day, i would take a g3 over any rifle. its a solid rifle all the way through, i mean i gave it all when i served and it was with me at all times. never misfired or anything in those years
I have a PTR91 and the charging handle is a bit stiff to lift. Is that normal?
I had this great rifle for a short while in Livgarden 93 and a shitload longer in 95 JDR Second Recon "2. Opklaring"...
I have never heard off your "mad record skills" ... pls prove... !!!!!!
Where did you "serve" "airsofty"?...
"in all those years"?
And please add a link to fact that you "still hold the record of disassembling and assembling in scandinavia"... We all would like to see that...
@@WhiteSuperMemeist yes means its got a good spring in her
@@deadshot4245 it's the lever that you have to lift up to charge it.
@@WhiteSuperMemeist yes there’s a spring inside that usually if the spring is worn in it’s a little looser so I’d assume it’s a good tension spring to make it tighter. It’s a real fun piece to take apart. Most people that do it end up loosing the spring because it flies out at the speed of light
Great control over that beast. I knew walking into taking ownership of the rifle it was going to be a mule, but I now own that rifle like it was an AR.
Thank you for doing this for the G3! It's a rifle still in use in many countries and many only focus on the techniques for the smaller caliber carbines.
If you would like to do more videos about handling 7,62 nato rifles in different situation would be much appreciated :-)
Thank you thank you!! I've been waiting for this video! Very Cool!
Excellent video. A joy to watch as always.
.308 kicks hard but bites harder
Really awesome footage and editing!
Random idea of the day:Using connection to
showcase FN2000s as you did here G3 and
other weapons in a past.
Keep on rocking, regards tjaš.
This video is all the motivation I need to get through my day! Hell yeah!
Excellent!! Awesome tecnics! Keep the good work!
This made my afternoon.
Great rifle, great work guys! Decked out my ptr-91 to be psg-1ish its freaking awesome! G3 operator shirts guys!
Yes, we are working on the design but we're still not sure if we should make them in a big batch or make them on order...
And this is exactly what I meant back in your first Google live show
Great work guys!
Love the G3! :) And great video, thanks for your efforts!
Love the videos. You guys have great taste when it comes to your firearms.
Well thank you kind Sir! :)
-love that "bad boy" and the power it holds.. fav assault rifle personally!
while ar and ak rifles wound, sometimes kill, even if you miss with this gun and hit the arm of your enemy, g3 will blew his arm off.
Always good stuff from Polenar! Thanks guys!....and gals!
No problem, thanks for the support! :)
that was very cool, love the G3
Short, sweet, and to the point. Very informative.
Yea I just picked one these puppies up and I love it. Had a couple of feedin issues but I'm gonna pass that off as no biggie, right now anyway, and the 2 mags I have for it Suck. Anyone know where I can find mags like the ones shown here?
i am big fan of HK G3s..
Great video work, you guys are pros.
His looking back when he reloaded gives me life.
Excellent vid brother, you should do the same with an AK 47 , fast reloads and recoil grip.
Thank you.
In my simple opinion, I truly believe that the G3 battle rifle is the finest most reliable and best made battle rifle to have ever been made. The delayed roller blowback system is just genius in design. I admire the AK and AR designs very much also but when it comes down to absolute reliability the HK G3 is battle proven to be a in the best designs ever made. They are not cheap to manufacture but the fit and feel are second to none. They are quite heavy but in my experience that helps tame the 7.62 NATO cartridge. Which history has proven to be a more effective man stopping round than either the 5.56 mayo cartridge and/or the 7.62X39 Russian cartridge. The NATO 7.62X54 (.308) is a very effective long range loading. There have been some serious long range shots made with the little 30-06 short cartridge. Plus there is a far larger choice of bullet designs and bullet weights available for the 7.72X54 NATO, .(308) cartridge. I'm not saying that the 5.56X45 NATO cartridge and the 7.62X39 Russian cartridge are not very fine rounds and they are very effective against human size targets. But the 7.62 NATO cartridge has a history of being a more deadly round when hunting humans.
Just a little correction:
7,62 NATO is 7,62x51mm, not 54
I love your channel so much! Thank you
Excellent instructional video
Complaining about G3’s heaviness etc...:-“YOU CANT HANDLE THE TRUTH “!!
M240 operators: EUUUUHAHAHAHAHAHA
i see these other countries with state of the art rifles having close to nothing recoil, light weight frame and ammunition bragging how badass their army is, while in my country our standard and only rifle is the G3 and guys its is not easy to control this beast of a gun when you're carrying 30kg of basic military supplies plus the ammo for said gun. true badasses dont brag, they endure.
+JohnJaggerJack great video btw
+JohnJaggerJack I know what you're talking about, I also had one of those during my military service.
every mag weighs 1.5 lbs or around 1 kilo. and to have enough amko you need 360 rounds you need 18 mags plus the 10lb or 6kilo rifle. lots of weight
In Portugal we use them, but we are starting to retire them because they have like over 30 years of use and need replacement
@@mandavaler 360 rounds? Now i've never been in a military, but for my knowledge, you don't need 360 rounds of .308 in a battle rifle unless you are either Rambo himself, or if you've mistakenly installed Left 4 Dead instead of enlisting.
was waiting for you to do the one where you drop the mag.
was not disappointed
Always love the content of your videos...
Thats why im a subscriber!
i like the HK reload
You watch Hickok45's video on the BAR? That is a beast.....
Well done ! Clear and simple.
Thanks :)
Outstanding ! It's good to see a Pro operate the G3.
Muchas gracias!!
de nada :)
In my unit we were ordered to always do the "HK slap" XD
I guess you were new then cause it was the same with my unit ,its the standard procedure and actually mistake proof way of reloading,thats why newbies are trained to only use the slap,it ensures that the mechanism is fully retracted so there is no way for malfunctions
HK slap while probably the best tactically does put wear and tear on the gun. i have seen G3s where the "slap" wore away material over time to the point where serious questions must be asked about how well the bolt can be retained in the locked position
I love how brutal this gun sounds. It just sounds so solid.
your brutal.
such a beautiful gun.
Love how between demonstrations he does something like an idle animation lol.
you mean when he looks to the sides and over his shoulder?
It's a military thing; before doing it, you check to see if your target is down and if your weapon is jammed, then you look around to see if your buddies are okay and to see if there's an enemy sneaking up on you from the flanks and from behind.
It's also done to ease the tunnel-vision you get from being in a firefight.
Every half-competent military force on earth teaches their recruits this, so that's why you see it so often in games etc...
@@northboundw5248 Damn that's sick, for some reason never put together 2 and 2 and figured that was done for those reasons :P
@@diego_chang9580 well now you know!
it's a dumb and pointless thing. Only done by airshit players larping as operators.
I love the video. Is that the MFI rail ontop of the receiver? Also I highly recommend the pws fcs91, its a great muzzle device that helps to tame the recoil.
That was some no-brand rail that we used for another video and it doesn't work well
I know, PWS makes awesome muzzle devices! :)
Polenar Tactical Well my friend, If you plan on running an optic the MFI rail seems to be a solid piece of gear. Better alternative to the HK claw mount in my opinion. Great video by the way.
Rmartin689 Thanks for the heads up!
Now i just have to find a retailer in the EU...
Polenar Tactical Ah yes that may be a problem. Your only option if you cant find a retailer would be to have a rail welded to the receiver if you for-go the claw mount. Which honestly is probably the best way to go anyway, will be much stronger and more accurate if you find someone that knows how to weld. Best of luck.
+Polenar Tactical century arms USA has a mil spec g3 clone with chevron muzzle break and 1913 rail welded on top i own one and its a fine rifle
WOAH nice custom G3 and love the vid too
Looks like the g3 kicks hard! Never shot one, only held it before! Would love to try it!
Wish I had bought an HK 91 back in the 80's when they were affordable.
The PTR-91 is just as good in my experience. You can get them for around $1000, less if you get the GI model.
Riflemanm16a2 Why is the GI model cheaper? Is there a qualitative difference? from what I've read, the PTR-91F has better accuracy over 100 yards than the GI model, while the GI model is better suited to deal with certain types of ammunition, like tar sealed ammo. But, I've also read a claim that the newer PTR-91Fs are made to be able to deal with tar sealed ammo as well. I just don't know...
I bought a PTR-91F in early 2012 (so it was probably made in late 2011). I have never had a malfunction while firing (I've had some weird reloading problems when using steel mags though where the bolt doesn't want to close). I have not used tar-sealed ammo to my knowledge, but I have used cheap stuff like Silver Bear and Monarch without any problems.
The main two differences between the 91F and the GI are the barrel and the finish. The 91F has a heavy barrel with a 1:12 twist (IIRC), and the GI has a regular G3 profile barrel with 1:10 twist. Secondly, the 91F has a black paint/polycoat finish (similar to a CZ) on top of a parkarized finish; whereas, the GI only has the parkarization with no extra coating.
Anything you read about tight chambers or ammo pickiness is probably in reference to guns built around 2008-2009. Any new production gun should be fine.
Riflemanm16a2 I see. I am new to guns as far as their general anatomy goes. I know there's benefits to a heavy barrel (can't remember what exactly, though. I think slower heat build up and better accuracy), but what happens when the bolt doesn't close? And how do you fix that?
The bolt doesn't close sometimes when I use steel magazines, so I have to charge the gun twice (slap the charging handle down and then pull back on it a second time and release). My solution was to stop using steel magazines and only use the alloy mags. This only happens when reloading; it doesn't cause jamming when shooting though. I don't know if this is a problem with just my gun or PTRs in general.
I forgot to mention another minor difference is that the GI model comes with green plastic G3 handguard and stock. The 91F comes with a PTR designed aluminum handguard that you can attach rails to. It's a nice handguard, but I replaced mine with the G3 wide handguard (better heat shielding and looks cooler).
that's how it looks when you reload after 2 shots
Buying a PTR-91. Like your vids guys. Keep them coming.
Bad ass video man I Subscribed ! Awesome tips thanks.
Hello! Are you using UF-Pro uniform?
Yes :)
+Polenar Tactical Next time wear *ALL BLACK*(including black pants).
+94germandude in that case you skip the weapon 90 degrees by turning your weapon hand inwards so that the the charging handle points upwards and grab the charging handle with your little - and ringfinger to load the weapon...
if this compare to FN FAL, which better?
Actualy is the same gun with a few differences if there's any.. The thing is that one is build by the Belgium and the other by the Germans!
I may be wrong, but the Gali is based on the FAL too.
FN Fal
@@neoshell4941 Galil is based on the Finnish Valmet which is based on the AK. It was created after examining captured AKs which performed well in a sandy environment. Unlike the AK, FAL was not suited for sandy environments.
I'm strongly considering getting a PTR91, this is a great video.
found mags for $3 so a ptr91 is very tempting
oh she will be a good rifle to you
overheating is one of the bad things on G3. The FN FAL would be a better choice in terms of overheating
You really must be shooting it crazy to overheat the barrel of a G3...Unless it's a HK51K/B.
Hi, what kind of pants are you wearing?
Striker XT combat pants from UF PRO
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Polenar Tactical Love your pants.
Long ones?
This will improve my stats on COD, thanks!
If you treat the G3 as any bolt action rifle and keep your left hand steady, you keep the rifle in better balance and can find your aim faster. I have seen this over again this year in our annual national marksmanship competition in which they use G3 and Sauer bolt action rifles against 3 targets at 140, 70 and 170 meters distance in 30 seconds. 3 magazine changes. Right hand does all work.
That rifle is like an mp5 on steroids.
:D
Or an PSG-1 in LSD :D
Luis R. Indeed...German stuff are pretty cool, so is their weaponry.We shouldn't forget that most of the modern weapons and military equipment of today evolved through the german ww2 scientific research and tecnology.One simple example is that perhaps no AK47 or even M16 would exist, if there wasn't first the STG44 (Sturmgewehr).The first assault rifle desinged by Hugo Schmeisser.
You're actually wrong as the Federov Avtomat and Cei Rigotti were both automatic rifles that fired an intermediate 6.5mm cartridge. The StG was the first mass produced assault rifle. However I agree the AK and M16 would've never appeared if the StG 44 had not been made.
TheGaminWeaselNever knew these rifles before.I guess knowledge is a never ending trip.I looked up for them and i noticed that the Russian FA is like a copy from the Italian Cei Rigotti.However you're right.I should add that the STG44 was the first most integrated assault rifle.It's surprising how many years ahead the Germans were and still are.Just check out how similar the philosophy and designs is, of the weapons they had 7 decades ago compared to the present modern weapons.
why does he look back after shooting ?
poisoncobra7 The real reason is to break tunnel vision. Operate under the +1 rule. Rarely do targets work alone, so you need to keep scanning for the second target in case they can, or already are, engaging.
Right. But in a practical sense, all of the "tactical" people here are pretentious assholes that wear black hats and sunglasses to the shooting range.
And you are?...
Its called " situational awareness ", many military taught it to their soldier. " situational awareness is used as countermeasure for flank and outmanuever from enemies. For example : there is 2 soldier in a forest, they are called A team. Suddenly, they meet B team, which is their enemies. Both team went to firefight. One guy from the A team tries to outmanuever B team by flanking them, while the other guy providing suppresive fire for his flanking friend. Then the B team counter the cease fire by pinning down the cease fire guy, his friend which is try to flank had flank the B team and came up from behind them, shoot the B team, and thats it, B team dies and A team won.
If you where B team, you would use this situational awareness by checking your back every time you reload, so when enemy team are flanking you, and you use situational awareness, and you spotted the flanking enemies, you can counter attack them, then the flanking enemies get pinned down and dies, then you win..
Because everyone on YT does it.
There is a valid reason, but this is just paying it lip service and doing it for the sake of doing it.
I find it hilarious.
7,62 heavy duty . I loved serving with you In Norway and the middleeast. You could hear it was powerful .
I need to pick one of those up. I run an lr308 right now, so I'm sure it won't be a massive change weight wise
wow what a shit rifle it only holds up to 2 rounds per magazine...
Magazine is customized for civilian use.
"Tactical" reloads? I don't see or hear any return fire. Oh those mags will hold more than 2 rounds. Why can't you go to the range wearing regular clothes?
+456swagger I'm really starting to get tired of the whole tactical thing. I own some pretty cool guns but even as someone that's never served, I don't--for some reason--hold the fantasy of playing dress-up and wearing hats and sunglasses to the range and checking my peripherals after each shot...
Garrett Frank Then why were you watching a video by Polenar TACTICAL?
Nice shot soldier!
This is so good for learning animation
That "scan and assess" is just pure cringe.
This dude.....
His reload like the game reload
1:1 awesome!
I have found really leaning into it and embracing the recoil is what makes things actually more comfortable in the long run. The rifle has less room to hit you and rather just moves into you instead.
NICE CONTROL!
Inconfundible el rugir de un hermoso G-3
It is a fun rifle to shoot. It was the standard rifle in Norway. The only thing I didn’t like about it was when someone fell skiing and got the mussel through his upper lip. White snow, red blood.
One of my favourite guns
I've drilled with the G3A3 and A4. I gotta say you're pretty good for a civilian!
Very good !
Nice Video G3👍
Beautiful gun
This one in my country as the standard issue for the Indonesian Air Force in 60s era especially used by Indonesian Special Air Force PASKHAS formerly KOPASGAT and then replaced by Pindad SS-1 (FN FNC) because G3 Rifle is pretty heavier. G3 Rifle in my country isn't officially retired in service but still used several units in some Air Force Base in Indonesia.
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Great video. Very helpful :)
Thanks :)
very nice videos like Always
great training and how to do videos
greetings from a belgian fan and subcriber
Thanks man, much appreciated! :)
Dude that was bad ass
Tactical af im in the chairborne one cheetoh puffs division im def gonna use this especially looking left and right
Not bad, it's almost exactly the same as what they taught us in the army.
Greetings from Germany.
What a beautiful rifle
The G3 is such a beautiful beast.
CLEAN
I like the way he handles the G3. He knows what he is doing. Besides as was pointed out, the first stance was incorrect it is also problematic to have the hand that close by the magazine because the rifle gets very hot there.
Very good video. No show, only content.
I had used g3 at military. You feel the power when shoting. It is very effective on flesh body.
That's a beautiful rifle
nice job and good info,,,,
Thanks! :)