AKs74u "Krinkov" to 500yds: Practical Accuracy
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From Tula with love. The AKs74u "Krinkov" has been a coveted Kalashnikov variant in North America and Afghanistan alike... and the rumors shroud it. So how accurate is this miniature Kalashnikov? We find out.
To be honest, we see the AKs74u as a fantastic military PDW. In the role of vehicle crew issuance and protection, it excels in shifting the importance towards a smaller physical footprint. I shoots better than the rumored 100m groupings, but at the same time as you imagine, it's not optimized for long distance. Low recoil, light weight. Mobile.
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Distance Conversions:
150y - 137m
200y - 182m
250y - 229m
300y - 274m
350y - 320m
400y - 366m
450y - 411m
500y - 457m
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Re, the less than great Flip -L Sights;
per a rough translation of a Russian manual-
*Short Range Arm:
0-200 meters, aim 6 o'clock
2-300 m, aim Center Mass
3-350 m, aim to the Head.
*Long Range (4-5) Arm:
400 m, aim 6 o'clock
500 m aim for the Head.
this is useful info!
Soviets : designs a gun for close range
Henry : 500 yds , take it or take it.
This would be like trying to hit a 500m target with a mp5
@@johnbacon4997 Ahh, but if I direct your attention to this video: th-cam.com/video/SSaZUEEgRxU/w-d-xo.html
You can see that according to the Army's Expert Marksman Qualification Course, Henry's well suited for the task!
@@johnbacon4997 well the 5.45 will go out to those ranges problem Henry us having is sighting since the AK74U has just a simply two position sight if he had an optical sight it would be much easier.
@@nemisous83 As far as I know Russians use this "MP" with a red dot often.. But the police uses them the same way, Henry did. And it's actually pretty accurate up to 300 m according to my father, who served as this thing came out. His company used to test them and they had to use different zeroing methods for this thing. Also build a tool to adjust the sights then. He was damn impressed by this thing, compared to the outdated ППШ which back then were still present here and then. The caliber was the game changer.
@@foshizzlfizzl 5.45 is know for its flat trajectory
You absolute madman how did you even manage to hit it in the first shot at 500???!!
#WillsIt
Because they paid enough political tribut for equality daddy Stalin to raise his hand from the depths of hell to guide the bullet to it's capitalist steel victim. But only for one shot. ;)
Allah wills it
"What?! I mean, yes of course, my friend..."
Mashallah
I still want to see if Henry can push the MP5 to 500 to go along with his critique on the marksmanship qual
“God wills it”
God willed it indeed.
I was about to ask how he's going to channel insh'Allah after dumping his pakol and the shades...and then he nailed the 500 yard plate. 😲
Takbir
Gott will es
Perhaps it was intervention by gun Jesus.
Now we want 500yard attempts with a Skorpion
))))
Turning the 32 auto into an indirect fire cartridge
I've shot at 100 with my skorpion, not great. Maybe 10 inch groups
HKMP5
EZ
The signature "Г. Чан" on the magazine never ceases to make me smile.
;)
G. Chan?
@@Stormcloakvictory H is replaced by G «Г» in russian so Henry is Genri «Генри»
where is the martini henry, henry?
This needs to happen.
This needs to happen.
where's the Henry , Henry ?
*where's the Henry*
@@elviss6892 he needs to spend an _obscene_ amount on ammo, first. Brass is seriously about $6 each, $120/20 last I looked. And you want about 100 rounds (old school basic load).
@@elviss6892 that was _just_ empty brass.
When the nepali royal armory was getting sold, I was looking at a Martini and wanted the standard infantry basic load for it. Rifle was $600. Another $600 for brass, and another $600 for the rest of the reloading supplies (dies, bullets, powder, press).
In case you didn't know, Henry is a very krinky guy 😉
Toes in pics.
@GunThots NO! 😂
The kind you don't take home to mother?
Henry's OnlyFans is nothing but raunchy feet pics. Highly recommended.
Brandon Herrera just cringed so hard that his trigger finger twitched and he spit some White Claw!
I have a feeling at 350 yards this 'carbine' is going to fly all over the place.
You were dead on the money.
Yeah that's further than it was designed to shoot. It's pretty good to have inside of 200, especially with a Kobra sight
@@theimmortal4718 I wouldn't mount anything optic with a high axis on this. Probably an rmr and I would also get some form of a blast muffler on this. This thing is worst than an Mk18 and 10.5 ARs are already horrible to operate with a team with.
@@tarantulathree-one8013
I never found it to be that punishing of a blast. These really are PDWs for vehicle crews, police weapons, etc. The more realistic range these weapons would probably be used is less than 50 meters.
I've seen them mounted with aimpoint T1 on a stormwerks rail
I still aint gonna stand down range at 500 meters :D
Guys! It is a PDW =) It was made as a PSW for tankers, helicopter pilots and so on. And it was made for the cartridge that could be found easily anywhere in the army. It's good for logistics.
Without a doubt, and yet it is interesting to see what it is capable of in hands of more competent shooter than what average tanker can do
what is your point? we all know the platform or we wouldn't be here
@@T_D_B_ Hope so =)
When he spoke in chinese loudly to his family from another room, I felt that.
Chinese?
@19:24 for a second I was thinking the PGO-7v was going to be making a return appearance.
lol lets not be sadistic now.
@@9HoleReviews Put.it.in
@@9HoleReviews Do it
@@9HoleReviews do it.
Charlie Wilson: *flexes on poors* 😂
Also did y’all make that 500 yard shot with a cold bore?
it was right after we ran the 2 mags but with a few mins break... so luke warm?
@@9HoleReviews my 16" saiga 5.45 really opens up at range after a mag or so. Cold bore, ive been able to hit a 4" target at 350 yards without issue
@@slovencleta about body temperature so yea
Lukewarm/bloodwarm is essentially body temperature warm
@@MyLonewolf25 as warm as a guy named Luke
8:55 AKs74u to 500yds any% speedrun WR
Wouldn't any% be missing very fast? 🤔
@@pancakerizer if you consider the goal of this run to hit. No.
AKS-74UN is the designation USSR had for the AKS-74U with a side rail. Spetsnaz used them for a limited time as part of a Tishina set where it used PBS4 suppressor and a 30mm suppressed grenade launcher. It wasn't liked all that much for the reasons you guys stated (ballistics primarily, also it overheated REAL fast) and was the reason why AS VAL was developed. Noone bothered fitting PSO-1 optic on them, but today something like a PK-01VS would be pretty fitting, especially since it'd be bottom 1/3rd cowitness with irons. ACOG on that rail would be sitting pretty high over bore.
PDW is exactly what this rifle is, and was made to be: for pilots, armored vehicle crews, field gun crews, etc. Servicemen that weren't issued a full-size service AK-74/AKS-74.
*Edit: AKS-74U is enjoying a resurgence with Spetsnaz. They take brand-new rifles from storage, replace all the furniture and muzzle devices, and it's one accurate little metal-spitter. There is a vid somewhere where they hit 365m target first go.
AK74u is a glorious status symbol in a land where it might be the worst choice for the environment.
Tent clearing would be pretty easy for it haha
Might be useful in caves and cities?
Fortunately for our troops, you are correct
@@Seth9809 awesome for vehicle security.
It was meant to use as a pdw for vehicle crews.
Everyone gangsta until someone bring out the AK74U holster
This is very impressive. AKSU was never supposed to shoot precisely above 200-250 metres.
people carrying it werent suppose to. As usual, guns are more accurate than people carrying it
@@Olson323 To be fair though it basically loses all power past 250, the targets move like they caught a light breeze when he hits them
@@Sergei_Ivanovich_Mosin Those plates are very heavy. Just looked at video where G3 is shot, at 500 yds much smaller plate hardly moved as well. Even with short barrel, it is impossible to loose that much power at 250 out of 5,45
@@Olson323 same with the .22 lr. Half the size of 9mm but great range and lethal capabilities although it barely would move a metal plate.
I wonder how well it would do in the close range practical accuracy.
Probably very well cause up close and personal is what the Krink was designed for.
React here to the security camera footage at the end without giving it away!
Me like!
An ACOGed krink sequel practical accuracy!!
What is this metro 2023 bullshit? Lol
This is blasphemy!!! This is madness!!!!
My brothers wouldn't agree to have this infidels' site on Shiekh Osama's gun !!!LMFAO
That opening scene took me back to Afghanistan and training their guys to do EOD work. Great vid like always guys!
I did my basic training back in the day with a German EOD school before re-enlisting. EOD guys are the best :D
More power than a pistol, less range than a rifle? M1 Carbine time!
The ask74u is a decent weapon I have a friend who served in spetsnaz in the 80s in Afghanistan. he carried a dragunov as his primarily but he carried a 74u as a backup weapon for cqb and clearing houses. Apparently he got hurt clearing a house when a guy with a knife cut him because the barrel of the dragunov as so long. The guy knew he was coming before my friend was in the room then he had the long barrel plus baynoet to swing around and it still had the scope on the rifle. he didn't like to take it off he felt it keep zero better if he left the scope in place. After that he carried a pistol till he was able to get a 74u off of a wounded APC crewman. He told me that while people didn't like it in general as a close in rifle it worked wonders. especially after he got his hand on the stupid pilot holster to carry it around and a chicom chest rig for mags.
Henry reaction after hitting the 500y target in the first try was priceless :-)
For the next practical accuracy video could you test the type 99 Arisaka, preferably a early production model. On a side note it would be awesome to test a last ditch model as well.
I think it would be a lot cooler to test a normal type 99 and a type 38. There really isn’t that much difference between the early and late type 99s
@@gabemando7823 that’s a fair point, plus it would be interesting to see how the 6.5 cartridge stacks up against the 7.7 in a practical test.
@@serioussoldier7977 my last ditch ditch actually shoots better than my 41-42 Type 99. Unfortunately the sights are not adjustable for elevation on the last ditch. I do shoot my early pattern type 38 with V notch sights at range quite often. I do want a later pattern type 38 long rifle with aperture sights and a chrome line bore(unicorn). 6.5 Arisaka would do quite well especially if you’re shooting 120 gr bullets pushing 2600-2700 fps
@@serioussoldier7977 I think that the 6.5 is honestly better than the 7.7.
Recoil about like an x39, but great downrange performance.
I punched this into my reloading calc tool as I'm watching the video. That 60 gr pill is leaving the barrel at about 2350 fps and starting at 735 ftlbs of energy. Congratulations, you've replicated 25-20 WCF
Harry with naked eyes: "See the slight shading on the 500 yard target".
Me: "What 100 yard target"
Between the Intended purpose and the result i think that has been better than the Tavor.
Almost everything is really. The tavor reminds me of a 90's mini 14 in those plastic bullpup stocks made for it lmao
A rock throwing kid from Gaza would do better than the tavor.
If you think this is better than a tavor then I know cocaine is your drug of choice.
18:45 Didn't expect to be hearing CNY greetings when I clicked on this video.
With every one of these we're getting closer to Martinis with Henry.
I'd love to see Josh run this on the short course.
Nothing like Slav King to top off a video! Nice touch there 👌
The intro made me realize that we need more Cousin Harry...
That barrel is so short that now I want to see the FK BRNO at 500 yards...LOL
...fk brno pls make it happen.
That screenshot you guys showed was actually from Call of Duty Bla- you know, whatever it doesn't matter.
yaaaaaaaaa
I would classify the 450 target as suppressed, not neutralized. 🤣
It would still wound you even if already lost a significant amount of energy. You don’t need to get killed to be taken out of the fight.
@@danielaramburo7648 The joke is about how Henry fired many rounds that all skirted the target and never managed to hit it the second time, so if anything, you could say he effectively suppressed it (10+ prominent near-misses).
Inevitable 5.45 master race shout out comment. Where y’all at!!!!
Busy wishing I could find local ammunition 👍
Wassup! Its a superior caliber than 7.62x39
@@mr.laughington5740 and both of them are gross
Proud Ak74m lover & owner.
Controversial 5.56 AK owner enters the chat
This is the best Chai boy video that I've ever seen.
Since it was brought up, here’s a cool little fact about the original Mk18 Mod 0: The reason NSWC Crane, Indiana was tasked with developing that platform, is the Navy wanted a rifle that would fit horizontally through the doorways of ships and submarines, hence why they went with a 10.3” barrel as opposed to a 10.5” (or longer) option. In regards to the suppressor thing, more often than not, most SOCOM cool guys are currently running either the Surefire RC/RC2 or KAC NT4 cans on the end of their modern Mk18 Mod 1 / M4A1 CQBR Block II whenever the situation allows for it.
Lots of A Teams (I'm Army so work with GBs more than SEALs) carry both M4 and Mk18 length uppers with whatever optics and the can. Interesting is that many GBs don't colloquially call them "Mk18" rifles... but for us in the firearms community, that's what they are known as.
@@9HoleReviews Definitely. At least 90% of the time, what most people call “Mk18 Mod 1’s” are actually CQBR Block II’s. Which reminds me, you guys still need to review my M4A1 Block II’s 😉
inshallah, habibi
Love that hard bass Slav engineer sneak peak. ;) Can't wait to see more from 9-Hole Reviews.
Very interesting video. I suggest you do the same test with a 7.62x39 version (such as a 'Draco' or a Zastava M92).
I love the little cameo's in each video lately. A samovar, how touching!
Pro tip: try again with a monolithic suppressor for a 10% bullet velocity and damage range increase, you won't have so much trouble at 450m :)
I'm still waiting for Dead Air's PBS-04
As soon as they mentioned they would work with someone who is extremely knowledgeable about the AKS-74U- I knew who exactly they were talking about.
Also glad that I knew what Henry was saying to his family in that short.
Mashallah he hit the 500 yard target.
Watch the video with the finnish m39.He hit 1000 yards with only the iron sight.
@@kratosthegodofwar2593 I did that once with a 91/30. It was my first time shooting a Mosin, and the range had targets up on a mountain side. It was so much fun and very satisfying as a new shooter to hit that target. Could I make that shot a second and a third time, maybe, but hey so far my score is 100% and if I don't try again it stays at that lol.
At 500 yards you see peter griffin holding his knee and going "EooouuUGHHHH"
"Is 500 yard rifle, insh'allah."
-Mikael Kalashnikov (Peace Be Upon Him)
Just learned so much about my favorite gun awesome video man
Misleading, the rifle was fine. It was the caffeine jitters from the coffee. Hence why Henry was trigger happy
It was tea. Westen spy indeed. You have been reported to the authorities
@@ericmckinley7985 still caffeinated.
And most tea has more caffeine than coffee does.
@@ScottKenny1978 i don't care about that obvious fact when I'm making a joke about misidentification.
@@ScottKenny1978 what tea are you drinking with more caffeine than coffee, beside matcha. Even then my espresso shots in the morning would equal 6+ normal tea bags.
@@WeMakeMontagesby weight tea has more but you brew coffee with waaaay more grounds than make tea with leaves. Hes going for "technically correct is the very best kind of correct" so I don't wanna hate on him too much
That look on your face when you got the 500 was priceless, Henry!
It's almost like the more context you give to these Russian weapons, the more sense they make. Huh, who would have thought?
The context is as important as the item alone.
The pause for tea made me laugh. Thanks for that.
The new DMR-standard!
You guys are becoming one of my favorite channels. Great content! Keep up the great work! 💪
I say for comparison you fire the short barreled SA80 for tank crew 👍🏼🇬🇧
Unlikely we'll see it, the standard a1 is extremely rare, the a2 is post import ban so virtually impossible unless you have a special license (outside the British military) and I've never seen the carbine in use in anywhere. I'd love to see it but I doubt it'll ever happen
@@SomeOne-nl4nh gun Jesus may be able to help with this, although it might require Henry and josh to make a trip to blighty 🇬🇧🤔
@@SomeOne-nl4nh ive seen pics of it like twice in use, once was RM/RN using it during boarding at sea, the other was in the hands of Prince Harry when he was flying Apaches.
@Robert Brown if it's using a2 parts it's fine, a1 is horrible a2 is as perfectly fine just a tad heavy
@Robert Brown I think you'll find that the carbine which as a former British tank crewman I used and is fine. It did not come out until the A2 varients were made by HK and I never had an issue with stoppages unlike the A1, which to be fair was mostly down to the poor quality magazines. Interestingly you could buy A1 varients quite easily on the market's in Iraq which was strange.
Huh, never thought I'd recognize Boris' dulcet tones in a 9-Hole Reviews video.
All that's missing is Henry mentions how much of a douche neighbor Vadim is
500yard First shot.
too OP pls nerf
(nerf him not the gun)
You can't nerf him though? i guess you could ban him but he's just gonna end making a another account continue from there😂
You can't nerf him though? i guess you could ban him but he's just gonna end making a another account continue from there😂
Well done on having an original thin Krink sling. Fun rifle to shoot.
Where do you get all these names ? Who is "Krinkov" ?!?! We in Russia have not even heard of this, probably another fictional, non-existent Russian.
We'll explain, it's from Afghanistan.
I know from where it’s came from. but to be honest it sounds so wrong to me. like, imagine if russians started to call some american firearm by some cringy kinda sorta american sounding nickname.
Темная история, короче моджахеды в Афгане придумали это прозвище адаптируя под свой язык "Калашников" а может это на их языке Пушту, значит короткий... а может это игра слов.
Но в общем это подхватил кто то из Американцев (не факт что грамматически правильно), и после оно засветилось в журнале и стало частью поп культуры.
Кстати...созвучно с Кринка т.е. Кувшин, пламягаситель напоминает по форме кувшин.
I like the name Suchka more for it
TFB TV made a video about it, and the origin of the AKS-74U krinkov
That Hardbass at the end...
I swear to god, they will prove that any 22 rifle would touch a the gong at 500 yards.
You can use a AK master mount to put a optic on any AK that doesn’t come equipped with a side mount already no permanent modification I use them on my Yugo milled receivers. Also on my m92 pap I used a stormworx top rail but that I did have to drill and tap in permanent change to the top cover
If my spotter keep saying "you're short" I would prolly giggle and mess up my shot
put suchka to the test...love it
It seems to show the exact same problems that the very early 10" CAR15 had with 55gr bullets. It scatters rounds all over the place like a mad woman's shit beyond two hundred metres.
I just started an XM177E1 clone build, so far I have a complete upper. If course now Nodak is sold out of the partial fence 80% lowers and won't make more until they see how gun control goes in 2021. 😢
@@toki89666 Obama never changed federal gun laws in his two terms so why on earth you think the current president elect will do the same is beyond me. He's got better things to do for now like stopping a pandemic. You would have to SBR it anyway - meaning you registered it. Its a non-problem.
@@zoiders this comment didn't age well
@@TheNapalmFTW Do you spend all your time on TH-cam trying to mansplain things to other grown men? why bitch about a CAR15 clone that is allready registered? 🤣
Love all the details guys! From the afghan references to the russian gopnik music in the final shot. Looking forward for the finnish episode tomorow. 😁 Keep it up!
14:33 "If we were able to put an optic on it..."
DO IT
19:40 YES
I really like how you do an indepth debrief at the end!
“Yes. Of course, my friend.”
AKS74U,
In its stock config, it can get the job done within its intended ranges. Still, won't take away my love for that small lil' spitter.
For me, it's a favourite. As the wise words of Phuc Long: "I don't care what you think about short barrels. This still get the job done! No problem!"
Say, would you guys consider setting it up with Zenitco parts or other similar modern parts?
If I remember correctly, Karl at InRange has a Krink in 5.56, and with a magnified optic, did a great job in Tiger Valley 2018. Perhaps a comparison with one in 5.56 is in order? I doubt there'd be THAT much difference, it's still an eight inch barrel spitting a .22 rifle caliber.
9:04 as we would say in Turkey , Henry , helal olsun.
Finally got someone from turkiye
Привет брат
Love all your videos! You've inspired me to want to explore the world of long range shooting
The AK74SU is more of a submachine gun though. It even was issued to pilots with a drop leg "holster"(more like a pouch).
It's not really a rifle.
Still a very informative video, but the gun is definitely being pushed a way beyond what it was intended to be doing. I can definitely see it being used as a service rifle, but it always seemed to be the model that really pushed the assault rifle or submachine gun debate firmly into the submachine territory for this variant at least.
True, thus you really can't expect same accuracy as 7.62 or other full sized AK's.
And
@@joelm5509 Exactly. It's really a gun meant to give something better for tank crews and pilots to spray and pray with should they be shot down, that isn't full AKM or AK74 length to try and cram into a compartment or cockpit. But I like how they mentioned near the end, it's not the 1980s MP7 equivalent, and by this I mean it wasn't meant for high speed operations inside the belly of a nuclear submarine. It was what it was, and like most Soviet weapons, it was good enough. And it fit a number of roles good enough.
@@AA-dn8dj Better than PPS-43 and APS at that time.
@@TemnyiBuyan Far better for sure. Much stronger cartridge.
Sorry accidentally sent before finishing. Concussive blast can also lead to temporary or prolonged loss of function along with mild traumatic brain injury. Hearing protection would need to be available for all family members at the moment of intervention unless your firearm is suppressed, both unlikely during a heightened immediate life/death stress event. As an alternative, there are some excellent PCC’s available such as the Kalashnikov USA KP-9 Vityaz, Stribog SR9, and CZ Scorpion that fills this role admirably. I wish more “gun” channels would emphasize this issue. The ones that do, are typically the best. Forget The others.
i wanted it to do well but i was cringing when you increased the range knowing it aint going to be pretty lol
Haha I just remembered why they’re sitting like that at the debrief and I just want to say thank you
For this one lets call it impractical accuracy.
Just some context to add. This gun is made for rifle cartridge just to make logistics easier, not because any combat advantages. Also its similarity with ak74 makes troop training much easier, so other designs, like special SMGs, were never seriously considered for this PDW role
That's one thing about 5.45 and 5.56 at longer ranges, very difficult to spot your misses and hits from such a small and light projectile.
Damn I respect Henry! Able to shoot out to 500 yds with a krink and man enough to eat a banana while he's being filmed...legend!
Holy crap! I can't wait to see what that can do with an ACOG!
I don't understand that "the bestest of the best rifle" talk.
Guns like the 74u were never designed to compete against weapons across different categories, let alone stand out as a be-all-end-all gun. They were built for a special purpose, and they served their purpose well.
That tea looked delicious, comrade.
I've shot a few magazines through a MK18 at an indoor range, and even with good over-the-ear it was pretty brutal on full auto. Fun as hell, and relatively controllable so long as you limit your bursts, but that 10.3" barrel with an A2 flashhider is ungodly loud and concussive. Suppressors should've always been something available to everyone, not to preach to the choir here, but repeal the NFA!
My Troy XM177E2 has a 12.5" barrel, and it has one *hell* of a boom.
@@ScottKenny1978 yup, my LMT is a 12.5, and I had a compensator on it for a short time. Clears the sinuses!
If my Troy wasn't pinned and welded I'd be looking at a suppressor for it for sure.
Wasn't quite as bad as the Barrett in the indoor range, but damn!
Really shoots all around the target at extended ranges.
For a cq rifle it's pretty decent.
You guys are getting good at this.
Have they ever ran a lever-gun on this course?
Very smooth action on that krink.
*index finger pointing up*
I love my 104ur. So glad I scooped one before they all dried up
This my #1 most favorite gun ever
Another great video! Love the history lessons too! Keep em coming!
Don't care still want one xD
Things a Krink is good at:
1) Karnik Con gun autism treatment
2) Chopper Crew PDW. Nobody survives crashes anyways.
3) Osama Bin Laden Swag
4) Executive Outcomes ultra-high-speed tactical operators
5) Waiving while ya "holla fer Allah!"
6) Shooting Blackhawks down like a boss
7) Soviet Gun porn. " This bakelite nice, Yes?"
8) (-:-) Apparently, sniping at 500 yards
9) LARPing in your late 30's to relive your bygone COD days.
10) Wasting Ammo
I think you did OK for what it is but it’s not a real 500 yard rifle. To me it’s good to go to 200 .
Thank you for highlighting the important issue of concussive blast during CQB Home Defense when using rifle calibers. This is one point top home defense educators emphasize time after time (along with issues of over penetration). One blast can permanently damage you and your family/children’s hearing besides
I think Brandon Herrera could use some of this training...
Edit: Like this comment if you want to see 9Hole Reviews collab with no other than the AK Daddy himself (with some added WhiteClaws to make it a little more interesting)
You mean the fact that he's a licensed machine gun manufacturer has caused him to be a "mag-dump into trash" person?
@@themastermason1 I meannnnnn that wasn't what I was saying but you're not wrong
A lot of it
@@julienhagens1544 We could set up the same course of fire for Brandon but replace the targets with natural lime white claws. For a bonus round he has to do a hostage scenario with a mango white claw held prisoner by a natural lime. If he fails he has to lick an AR.
@@themastermason1 I love it. And if he completes the course successfully he gets a dark cherry white claw as a reward
“Wait !! What!?!? ::composes self and takes a sip:: OF COURSE MY FRIEND!”… 🤣👍