He's firing blanks so it's going to have more issue without the additional pressure to chamber the next round. Edit: Nuttycuts is a nerd, nobody cares redditor. If you see his reply below mine, call him a nerd.
@@yaoya808-54 They supplied troops in Vietnam with bullets that had too high of a powder load which caused them to jam a bunch because it would cycle too fast, and gunk it up faster. Marines also didn't clean them because they thought they were self cleaning for whatever reason.
For those wondering why it's jamming so much, it's the blanks, there isn't enough pressure build-up in these blanks. A real bullet in a real gun on the other hand would have enough pressure to chamber the next round, this doesn't inhibit jamming altogether but you can see why it jammed so much for this chap.
These aren't blanks and it's not a real gun. As the title suggests, it's a replica. These can't be converted to use real ammunition though because they'd break from real bullet pressure. They use these a lot for movies.
Thats probably exactly how often Marines experienced malfunctions in the field with the first m16s. That's pretty scary (also could've used the forward assist at end)
@@a_asp829 No, but it’s a replica. A very good one. So it most likely works. If it has an accurate feed system, it’s safe to assume the forward assist will work.
안녕하세요! 우연히 알고리즘에 떠서 이 영상을 봤습니다 저는 한국인이고 한국은 병역이 의무이기 때문에 저 또한 21개월간 군생활을 했습니다, 저같은 경우 훈련소 4주동안 m16을 사용했고 실탄사격을 했습니다. 자대배치 이후에는 k2를 사용하고 예비군 6년동안은 m16으로 실탄사격을 했습니다. jun님이 올린 영상은 총을 다룰줄 모르는 사림의 행동 입니다. m16보다 ak가 더 좋다는 댓글이 달릴 수도 있습니다. 연사가 안될정도의 상태는 총기수입이 엉망이라는 뜻입니다. 좋은 영상 감사합니다
I find it so interesting that other countries, Japan especially, find American guns so fascinating. Because for me I can own this exact gun and go pick it up tomorrow, but for them its nigh untouchable.
@@alarminglyfastmovingskelet7289 Agreed, no coincidence that Japanese companies are industry leaders in trading-cards, role playing games, model building kits, et cetera
I don’t know how these work but the actual M16a1’s from Vietnam were only jamming a lot because the 5.56 they were firing was over pressured to the point where it increased the fire rate which led to the jamming. If this works in the same way, the problem might be to do with the pressure of the rounds you are using.
@@windowlicker2327 a big lie told by the U.S. Army, who also supplied the ammunition with shitty grain powder which caused the major part of malfunctions...
@@windowlicker2327 It is a problem with pressure, but not over pressure, the rounds he firing aren't even real they're caps that are loaded in replica cartridges. They can't build enough pressure to cycle next round.
I have over 5000 rounds through my m16 clone and I’ve literally never had any kind of issue. Only people who know nothing about guns comment this type of shit
the reason its probably jamming is cause you are using blancs. they give off less pressure when fired, causing the bolt not to be able retract fully. if you are only going to use blancs on this weapon, consider swapping out the spring for a weaker one. and also, if the bolt doesnt retract fully after pulling the charging handle, consider using the forward assist rather than the charging handle, its healthier for the firearm.
1. Locate an area of grass. The first step in touching grass is to find a place where grass is present. This can be a lawn in your backyard, a park, a sports field, or any other location where grass is growing. Make sure you have access to the area and that it is safe for you to be there. 2. Stand or kneel in a comfortable position. Once you have found an area of grass, stand or kneel in a comfortable position. If you are standing, make sure you have good balance and are able to maintain your balance while reaching out to touch the grass. If you are kneeling, place a cushion or towel under your knees for added comfort. 3. Extend your arm(s) in front of you, with your hand(s) open and fingers extended. This allows you to easily reach the grass and feel the texture and sensation of the blades. 4. Slowly lower your hand(s) towards the grass. Take your time and move slowly to ensure that you don't accidentally step on or damage any of the grass. 5. Allow your fingers to come into contact with the blades of grass. You may feel the softness and/or dampness of the grass depending on the environment. You may also feel the different temperatures of the grass if you are in a place with a different climate. 6. Gently move your fingers through the blades of grass, feeling the texture and sensation of the grass. Take note of the different feelings and textures you experience. 7. Repeat step 6 as desired, moving your fingers through different sections of the grass to experience the variety of textures and sensations. 8. When you have finished touching the grass, stand or rise back to your original position. Take a moment to appreciate the experience and the sensation of the grass on your fingers.
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5秒に1回は面白い所があるのズルすぎる
Хуйсяньгоебатбшяткрингобаёхуйинтысиньчоу🇨🇳
やっと撃てたと思ったらスマホが倒れた所で動画が終わるの芸術点が高すぎる
???
ホンマそれ
Everything that could go wrong did go wrong...
外国人のコメがベトナム戦の時のM16の再現度が高いみたいなコメ多くて笑うw
its crazy how you couldnt read the original comment of this, you had to translate it. Smae with me 😂😊
@@BKS_AIRSOFT11same
POV: you're a marine using the first batch of m16a1s
No not A1s just M16s before the A1
@@imk2007 xm16e1
@@notsoder Earliest of the Colt 603
fr
"The gunpowder man, the gunpowder"
also comes with it's own realistic jamming like the real one
😂😂😂😂😂
XD
It was an ammo issue.
M16 in Vietnam:💀
He's firing blanks so it's going to have more issue without the additional pressure to chamber the next round.
Edit: Nuttycuts is a nerd, nobody cares redditor. If you see his reply below mine, call him a nerd.
最後笑ってしまった（笑）
スマホにあたって焦りました
武器商人さんいつも見てます頑張ってください！！junさんも
本物やん！
Nice handling, even if it's a replica.
M16 clones are fun, and if you ever get a chance to fire a real one, the recoil is super smooth. 👌
are they even sold anymore? and since the newer ones kick their ass, are they cheaper or more expensive?
@@hugoperez2993 Buying a full auto M16 (or any machine gun) is really hard in the US. But you can rent them out at some shooting ranges.
@@FN_360 would love to shoot as many historical guns as possible, if i ever get a chance to shoot a WW1 weapon im willing to blow money on that
@@hugoperez2993 Oh yes, I agree. There are machine gun/tank ranges that offer that
@@FN_360 jeah beacouse its not allowed to buy new full auto weapons, there are all old orgiginal military weapons out of service.
終始めちゃくちゃで草
俺のベビーナンブみたいだ…………
脅かし要素がないと信じきっているところに突然の驚かし要素が入ってくるのはテロすぎる
最初から最後までぐだぐだなの好き
ジャムり具合がベトナムw
ベトナムもジャムるんですね
@@user-jun1980
話に聞くナム戦でのジャムっぽくて‥‥
@@yaoya808-54 They supplied troops in Vietnam with bullets that had too high of a powder load which caused them to jam a bunch because it would cycle too fast, and gunk it up faster. Marines also didn't clean them because they thought they were self cleaning for whatever reason.
For those wondering why it's jamming so much, it's the blanks, there isn't enough pressure build-up in these blanks. A real bullet in a real gun on the other hand would have enough pressure to chamber the next round, this doesn't inhibit jamming altogether but you can see why it jammed so much for this chap.
These aren't blanks and it's not a real gun. As the title suggests, it's a replica. These can't be converted to use real ammunition though because they'd break from real bullet pressure. They use these a lot for movies.
no
@@cobalt2361no, is just a realistic airsoft weapon, and no, it cant fire real ammo
wrong. This is a gas blowback airsoft gun. There is absolutely zero chance those are blanks just from sound alone, plus the lack of muzzle flash
@@cobalt2361 I never said it was a real gun. Read the comment before you type.
めちゃくちゃジャムりますね
まあ流石にしゃあない
それがまたいい(*´ω｀*)
ジャムもロマンだ
まあリアルM16a1もこんな感じやしリアルすぎて面白い
ベトナム戦争モデル()
Thats probably exactly how often Marines experienced malfunctions in the field with the first m16s. That's pretty scary
(also could've used the forward assist at end)
also in the beginning, because the bolt didnt go all the way
It is real? I'm confused help
@@a_asp829 No, but it’s a replica. A very good one. So it most likely works. If it has an accurate feed system, it’s safe to assume the forward assist will work.
Top comment says it because there blanks
オチが完璧
スげーぐだぐだで草ｗ
That thing jams more than my Breaking Benjamin playlist
モデルガンってほぼ全般作動不良でそれが良いか悪いかは別として奥の深い楽しめる文化だよね
最後のオチまで完璧ですね
POV: your gun in fallout new Vegas at 20% condition
안녕하세요! 우연히 알고리즘에 떠서 이 영상을 봤습니다 저는 한국인이고 한국은 병역이 의무이기 때문에 저 또한 21개월간 군생활을 했습니다, 저같은 경우 훈련소 4주동안 m16을 사용했고 실탄사격을 했습니다. 자대배치 이후에는 k2를 사용하고 예비군 6년동안은 m16으로 실탄사격을 했습니다. jun님이 올린 영상은 총을 다룰줄 모르는 사림의 행동 입니다. m16보다 ak가 더 좋다는 댓글이 달릴 수도 있습니다. 연사가 안될정도의 상태는 총기수입이 엉망이라는 뜻입니다. 좋은 영상 감사합니다
ありがとう、ございます
I find it so interesting that other countries, Japan especially, find American guns so fascinating. Because for me I can own this exact gun and go pick it up tomorrow, but for them its nigh untouchable.
They seem fixated with statistics and figures too, as if the outcome of battles can be predicted like a professional baseball game
if you are american why are you being corny and putting katakana in your username? damn gaijins ruining japan
@@TheSundayShooter Cultural difference, honestly. They're like that with plenty of other things as well.
They have 0 gun crime rate tho 😅
@@alarminglyfastmovingskelet7289 Agreed, no coincidence that Japanese companies are industry leaders in trading-cards, role playing games, model building kits, et cetera
If the forward assists works you have to press it to get the shells in the right place (basically a unjamming button)
I think you mean jam enhancer
むしろジャムってるのがリアルって本場から言われてるの笑う
リアルらしいですねｺﾚゎ.....
I don’t know how these work but the actual M16a1’s from Vietnam were only jamming a lot because the 5.56 they were firing was over pressured to the point where it increased the fire rate which led to the jamming. If this works in the same way, the problem might be to do with the pressure of the rounds you are using.
Didn't help they were told the guns were self cleaning, which was an utter lie.
@@windowlicker2327 a big lie told by the U.S. Army, who also supplied the ammunition with shitty grain powder which caused the major part of malfunctions...
@@windowlicker2327 It is a problem with pressure, but not over pressure, the rounds he firing aren't even real they're caps that are loaded in replica cartridges. They can't build enough pressure to cycle next round.
@@user-uz3sg7ef6h you're overpressured
@@windowlicker2327 your mom's overpressured🗿
Wow jam like a real M16
That's what you call authentic
I have over 5000 rounds through my m16 clone and I’ve literally never had any kind of issue. Only people who know nothing about guns comment this type of shit
@@FirstNameLastName-qx8ii Well AR-Guys comment this type of shit...
Most realistic m16 airsoft ever
Inherited a hand full of MGC replicas but sadly this wasn't one of them. Need to find where to get more caps for the ones i have.
the reason its probably jamming is cause you are using blancs. they give off less pressure when fired, causing the bolt not to be able retract fully. if you are only going to use blancs on this weapon, consider swapping out the spring for a weaker one. and also, if the bolt doesnt retract fully after pulling the charging handle, consider using the forward assist rather than the charging handle, its healthier for the firearm.
It’s an airsoft gun, not a real gun!
@@h930hec it´s not even an airsoft gun, they are called "cap guns", specifically made for extreme low loaded blanks.
Kinda fun toys
@@Helghastdude Indeed - i realise now, more of a replica
It went from Bolt-action to Fully Automatic Rifle real quick XD
POV: "Your M16 jams in the middle of a firefight in Mekong delta while you're surrounded by unseen vietcong troops"
How it feels to have little Repair skills in Fallout New Vegas
is that real bullet?
狙ってない面白さ、これが天然
Where can i buy one of these
Really want to have a replica gun like that . Where did you get it ?
where can I buy this?
なんか好き
You used dryfire rounds or something?
Historically accurate m16
Man, this video just gives off dead GI vibes.
当時キットで¥15000だったがこの価格で長いカートリッジがばらばら排莢されると思いワクワクしながら作ったものだ
CP（キャップピストン）ブローバックは撃ち殻のキャップに穴を開けてピストンパッキンにするがそれがOリングになって快調になったのはなんとも皮肉だ
いちいちMGCAP使わないといけないから、めんどくさいです、後期型cpのほうが楽ですね、(自分の考え)
POV : You're in a deep jungle in Vietnam
American toys be like:
This thing jams more than it fires
where can i buy one
Bro has an M16 before the A1
It's a copy of the real US rifle. Therfore it doesn't work properly if it's not a US rifle. Could be a toy rifle.
私が子供の頃の昭和のM16でしょうか。そうであれば、発火不良とジャムが滅茶苦茶多かった記憶があります。
Malfunction -> release magazine -> check chamber -> clear it -> insert magazine and charge it again
I saw you weren’t using the forward button on the side which forces the bolt to go forward all the way
Jams just as much as a real m16
Jamming like crazy when the bushes began talking vietnamese.
Use the forward assist when you're slightly out of battery.
works great man!
This is precisely why the Aussies used the L1A1 rifle in Vietnam, along with 7.62mm being a better cartridge.
何より家で発火できるのが羨ましいｗ
火薬臭で親怒るから、これはこっそり発火
How agressive can you pull that sled back
Actually, the most realistic replica
Historically accurate M16
Send me the link to where I can get that please
Come on At least someone reply tothis
POV:back into the time, your M16A1 jammed in the battlefield In Vietnam War…
its not loud when use blanks?
Just like the real one! Jams every millisecond of use.
it even jams like a real one
Just like the real thing
Very realistic depiction of the early M16’s
フォワードアシストノブ君「ｵｯ､ｵﾚﾊ...?」
アシストノブ使っちゃうとボルトすり減っちゃうんすよね
I was concerned for a moment since they were shooting it in doors, but then i used my Japanese skills to read that it is in fact a model gun.
とあるアメリカ軍いわくm16a1は弾詰まりしすぎて使い物にならなかったらしい（ベトナム戦争）
@@user-HIMAJINGAMES 有名なお話だね、言うまでもない
Realistic airsoft gun 👍
I think that forward assist could help
It literally jammin like first era m16 and...the last scene, was so perfect :skull: :skull:
なんか、ベトナム戦争でじゃムル様子が想像出来てしまう。
pov : its your first fps vr games
H3VR: Day 1
MGCも残念ながらなくなっちゃた！
ベレッタ92Fなんか素晴らしいモデルガンでしたね。今の技術ならM16A1をもっと快調にブローバック出来るでしょうね。
これは面白い
実銃再現みたいでいいな
Man how do you buy one an how much are they
キャップ火薬が登場するまでは不発やジャムの連続でフルオート連射が成功しようものなら小躍りして狂喜したものです
ベトナムの沼地に潜入した後ですか？
XM16E1 be like:
まるで新兵がジャムったと思ってリコイル引っ張ったりしてる時に暴発してるように見えたｗ
Where to buy this? 🤣
落ちが良いね
the most painful video I've seen
Excellent simulating while M16 jammer on a Vietnam War.
おもちゃの銃なのに本物の銃よりジャムってて草
very accurate to the real m16
稼働率が悪い所も再現されてるのか
ジャミングも忠実に再現されてるのねｗ
man this is so freaking awesome
Guess the spring's a little too weak?
Thats plastic a very good one
Historically accurate
実家の物置にサビサビのM16があって 調べたらこれみたいですね
フルメタルジャケットの撮影でも使われたとか
それを使わなければならなかった場合、ジャミングで気が狂ってしまうだろうwww
めっちゃジャムるの草
I see you've made it Vietnam accurate
1. Locate an area of grass. The first step in touching grass is to find a place where grass is present. This can be a lawn in your backyard, a park, a sports field, or any other location where grass is growing. Make sure you have access to the area and that it is safe for you to be there.
2. Stand or kneel in a comfortable position. Once you have found an area of grass, stand or kneel in a comfortable position. If you are standing, make sure you have good balance and are able to maintain your balance while reaching out to touch the grass. If you are kneeling, place a cushion or towel under your knees for added comfort.
3. Extend your arm(s) in front of you, with your hand(s) open and fingers extended. This allows you to easily reach the grass and feel the texture and sensation of the blades.
4. Slowly lower your hand(s) towards the grass. Take your time and move slowly to ensure that you don't accidentally step on or damage any of the grass.
5. Allow your fingers to come into contact with the blades of grass. You may feel the softness and/or dampness of the grass depending on the environment. You may also feel the different temperatures of the grass if you are in a place with a different climate.
6. Gently move your fingers through the blades of grass, feeling the texture and sensation of the grass. Take note of the different feelings and textures you experience.
7. Repeat step 6 as desired, moving your fingers through different sections of the grass to experience the variety of textures and sensations.
8. When you have finished touching the grass, stand or rise back to your original position. Take a moment to appreciate the experience and the sensation of the grass on your fingers.
bro really put a tutorial of touching grass just because of seeing an m16a1