You’ll love the 950 JDJ then. It’s the largest sporting rifle ever made (basically AT rifle) and the safety is literally “keep your fingers off the trigger”
@@_sp1r4L_ Tbh this seems more practical for mid reloading than the SKS' since the PTRS simply requires changing the en bloc, while the SKS has you spilling the rounds out before inserting a new charger clip
@@_sp1r4L_ yea and they lost the mags making it useless. So if the mag don’t come out it can’t be lost. But by the time the AK-47 hit they knew mags was replaceable. But still it don’t work without a mag and it’s had to loose it when it don’t come out.
Not really, like at all, It was terrible slow finicky and most of all it took you out of position to reload if they had used a top loading auto ejecting enbloc like the M1 it would have been much easier
@@zacht9447 imagine having to put in 14.5×114 calibre bullet inside it... it would be painfully slow to load it like the garand due to its size and weight ;). It is better like this, there should be a bipod on the barrel
It could penetrate most light to medium tanks the Germans used during WW2, meaning "explosive" rounds could probably penetrate the lighter if heavy tanks.
sounds great and that sounds i would need multiple rounds to do some damage to heavy tanks which i wouldn't mind at all as long i can i can do some damage if it is only scratching it with each shot of the AP rounds but i'd happily run to the ammo grate to refil my explosive rounds
@@john34261 mhh that is not how it works i am afraid Explosive rounds have less penetrating power, so solid AP is what you want if you want to take out tanks. During WW2, the 14.5mm round could penetrate the sides and rear of a Panzer IV, but when it came to panthers, it had 0 chance while it could take out tracks, possibly barrels maybe? and ofc the one super lucky shot through the gunners sight, it couldn't penetrate the sides nor the rear at all times
@@JustaGuy1250 alright fair enough though you do know how games work and how balancning could work in the favour for the AT rifle like it could do 2 to 5 damage per shot and i'd love to just have a long range rifle in the gadget section than a explosive gadget with barely any range on it to write home about
@@Borthax Not true, the PTRS-41 was designed and developed a year before the Lahti, difference is that PTRS was put into serial production only in 1941 and so forth
I like how the safety literally just prevents ypur finger from touching the trigger
I love simple autoloading rifles
You’ll love the 950 JDJ then. It’s the largest sporting rifle ever made (basically AT rifle) and the safety is literally “keep your fingers off the trigger”
@@jccrouse7943 I thought the safety for the JDJ was keeping the bolt out of it until you're ready to fire
@@IIIVI well it could be both
I can see why Ian from forgotten weapons said that the sks is basically a scaled down version of this gun. The operating system looks very similar.
Yea,but from this gun,you only need to reload from the bottom.
@@_sp1r4L_ Tbh this seems more practical for mid reloading than the SKS' since the PTRS simply requires changing the en bloc, while the SKS has you spilling the rounds out before inserting a new charger clip
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The SKS is a scaled down version of this rifle to fire the 7.62 X 39…. You are correct.
@@_sp1r4L_ yea and they lost the mags making it useless. So if the mag don’t come out it can’t be lost. But by the time the AK-47 hit they knew mags was replaceable. But still it don’t work without a mag and it’s had to loose it when it don’t come out.
Imagine using it in Sniper elite... no need to aim for the head anymore.
that would be pretty epic
Let's shoot Hitler balls ;)
well most of those rifles in Sniper Elite would definitely one hit a dud.
@@Darkshadow-ll8ge i think he only had one its much easier now
good luck trying to hit something that is more than 100 meters away
These russians had a very good idea about this weapon chambering system
Not really, like at all, It was terrible slow finicky and most of all it took you out of position to reload if they had used a top loading auto ejecting enbloc like the M1 it would have been much easier
@@zacht9447 imagine the garand thumb on that thing
@@zacht9447 imagine having to put in 14.5×114 calibre bullet inside it... it would be painfully slow to load it like the garand due to its size and weight ;). It is better like this, there should be a bipod on the barrel
@@hokanh579 it would be much easier if it functioned like the garands enbloc system and no it wouldn't be that heavy 5 pounds max
@@zacht9447 Shut up u habe no idea..
I love the way the trigger works
0:37 WHUT!? So that's how they used to feed the round to the chamber, I've been asking this question ever since I play WaW in old 2010 era
Yeah, wouldn’t want to imagine a grand thumb on that bitch
I'm gonna be making a cardboard replica of this, very helpful!
The SKS is a scaled down version of this rifle to fire the 7.62 X 39….
An anti-tank SKS
Cool vid. I would like to see the PTRD version of this.
How many tanks u had kill ? X)
Thx for doing this Si vis Pacem !!
Sort of similar the the m1 garand, excep the Ptrs isn’t gas piston or has a rotating bolt. But same general assembly idea
it is a short stroke piston but uses a vertically tilting bolt rather than a rotating bolt.
If anything, the AK-47 looks like an upsidown garand
Sounds like a Barrett m10
Interesting that he flipped the Trigger upside down
I like how the shooting sound is barret from COD MW2
*bRaNdOn WhErE iS tHe Ak 50 UpDaTe*
if i have explosive rounds could i potentially damage the armour of light to medium tanks a fair bit than standard rounds it uses?
It could penetrate most light to medium tanks the Germans used during WW2, meaning "explosive" rounds could probably penetrate the lighter if heavy tanks.
sounds great and that sounds i would need multiple rounds to do some damage to heavy tanks which i wouldn't mind at all as long i can i can do some damage if it is only scratching it with each shot of the AP rounds but i'd happily run to the ammo grate to refil my explosive rounds
@@john34261 mhh that is not how it works i am afraid
Explosive rounds have less penetrating power, so solid AP is what you want if you want to take out tanks.
During WW2, the 14.5mm round could penetrate the sides and rear of a Panzer IV, but when it came to panthers, it had 0 chance
while it could take out tracks, possibly barrels maybe? and ofc the one super lucky shot through the gunners sight, it couldn't penetrate the sides nor the rear at all times
@@JustaGuy1250 alright fair enough though you do know how games work and how balancning could work in the favour for the AT rifle like it could do 2 to 5 damage per shot and i'd love to just have a long range rifle in the gadget section than a explosive gadget with barely any range on it to write home about
M1 grand clip?
Ah yes, the Soviet Union during the non-agression pact was a different place...
Fun fact this was the first ever semi automatic anti tank rifle
The Lahti L-39 would like to break your statement.
@@Borthax Not true, the PTRS-41 was designed and developed a year before the Lahti, difference is that PTRS was put into serial production only in 1941 and so forth
Could you theoretically make this automatic relatively easily
maybe but the kick would be horrendous
@@pepqcat3169 fully automatic ptrs mounted on a turret
@@plussum3255 hmm maybe maybe
cool vid
What software?
If you mean the game then I believe it's World of Guns: Gun Dissasembly
It’s a giant sks
When I saw the safety i cringed...
who need real safety when you dont really know anything about it
SKS on steroids.
Game name pls
World of Guns: Disassembly or just simply World of Guns
It's a giant SKS
SKS is a baby of the this.
Same designer, Simonov.
As the above comment said, the SKS action is just a scaled down PTRS action.
I sound this Barrett M107A1
Just a giant SKS, I guess.
This is just a big sks tbh
Big SKS
Cool video but you need to rework the sound use the ptrs gun sound from cod waw not modern warfare
U know he didn't make it right? Its gamr
Some Russian tank commander: "No one can underestimate our mighty Soviet tanks!!"
Some Finnish dude with a ptrs:
Who's here from vanguard?
Upside down trigger.
Vladimir Putin approves