Fundamentals of Small Arms Weapons (part 3 of 3) Semiauto and Automatic Fire
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- Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2012
- WWII era instructional video on the basics of firearms operations.
This video is a work of the U.S. Government and is not subject to copyright protection in the United States of America. This work is presented here solely for educational purposes as described in 17 USC §105.
Be aware of all Federal, State, and Local firearms laws and always practice proper firearms safety when handling, firing, and storing any firearms.
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1000x better understanding than 3D CGI
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Yes
You got that right
Something our forefathers got right. Keep it simple.
@@tybradshaw6115 hahah same here, I watched many 3d animation to understand how the heck those weapons work but they don't explain the basics and fundamentals
This series literally taught me how to make a fully automatic rifle.
I have a feeling liberals are scared about that
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wheredabanana *loads BAR with malicious intent*
@@workingjoe5599 THE GENEVA CONVENTION WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION
wheredabanana what the hell is a Geneva convention
I have watched the three parts, this serie is amazing. Thanks for the upload.
Old is Gold. This way of demonstration is much better than current graphics which don’t hold realistic feel. I used to neglect these video, once watched they are simply superb!
those 3 episodes are very educational and interesting. i've wondered for so long how those things work. engineering is amazing
As long as the steel is strong enough, They can last 100 years at least. Amazing explanation of the firearm principles in this video. Firearm technology at its core is pretty old. And yet it is still used in the every armed force in the world.
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And you can learn all of this just by disassembling and assembling your pistols and rifles, I did, starting with my .45 1911.
If you live in a place where firearms are legal and/or easy obtain, yes. I would love to own a pistol, just to teach myself how to shoot and maintain it but unfortunately I live in Germany, where law enforcement mostly has a monopoly on firearms. :(
Screw the 3D and CGI stuff, this is the real thing
Yeah, physical models are easier to grasp
Might as well learn while sitting here quarantined.
I love these oldschool instuctions videos. One step at a time and builds up complexity nicely. Yet without dumbing it down.
I find it interesting that they didn't go over open-bolt full-auto firearms, since they are the simplest design and were very common at the time.
@@lovrika8491 Was that reply meant for someone else?
@@lovrika8491 an open bolt gun is different from a bolt action, it is a "class" of semiauto or automatic firearms. Open bolt means that the bolt is locked at the back of the receiver and slides forward when you pull the trigger, it is much more simple then a closed bolt firearm because it does not need a firing pin. closed bolt is when the bolt slides forward and chambers a round from the magazine.
Advantages of open bolt:
1) cheaper and easier to manufacture
2) round is kept in magazine which is useful for machineguns that barrels are hot and cookoff (the powder is heated up by the barrel and combusts) can occur
disadvantages:
1)jolting when the bolt stops at the front of the receiver can cause inaccuracies.
2)the bolt has to travel a far distance which results in a larger delay between the trigger press and firing than an closed bolt.
@@thebeetalls Yep, i dont remember who but seems like he/she deleted his comment. I'll delete mine too.
Basically they did and say that are blowback designs.
And they overcomplicated everything to utter absurd. I mean, real guns have way simpler mechanisms, such as the trigger group and the operation system, contrary to abominations the engineers of this studio came up with.
UPD: I know, this is intuitive in a way, but only if you're completely new to guns e.g. the average Joe and have to be taught the very fundamentals; either way, when actually dealing with guns' mechanisms, you'll have to wrap your head around it all over again with different guns. And yeah, don't show this series to a gunsmith
How come this old film is VASTLY more understandable than anything modern I've ever seen?
Cause it produced by the Gov, not Jeremy down the road.
Its still a lot of parts to rely on in war conditions but yet have proven to be so effective
Now this is art
Geniusly simple
you had to release the trigger very fast but in the second part it was already a semi auto
That's why some semi-autos are only semi auto because they don't have an auto-sear... This is why some semi auto guns can ONLY BE SEMI-AUTO, but most fully-automatics have semi-auto only models that can't be converted because they can't be converted without machining the gun so it has the proper tolerances (space, strength, heat & pressure tolerances etc.)
Fascinating. These demonstrations are remarkable.
Superb explaining of how this all works, thank you.
Absolutely fabulous.
They explained how weapon that end lifes work in 3d animation worked without a software which is impressive
Go to sleep kid
Everything is clear now
So interesting and very informative.
Thanks for the upload.
Very very cool!
Before I went into this series i thought a bolt action rifle was the most complicated thing ever, now I feel like i could make a machine gun :DDDDD
I love engineering
Excellent........ Excellent....... Excellent.....
The 3rd video is explaining how the WALL is created! Nice video
I had gay old time watching this picture show.
Maarten Zeggelaar it is
Conservatives won’t be happy about this one 😂
Muito bom este vídeo
I understand so simply thank 🙏
watching the whole 3 part just to realize that gun are just made of springs
So great Clair educational series the best so far on RUclips,, too bad they didn't explain how the safety mechanism works
No no, that was intentional. :3
Anywho, all you have to do is find a way to stop the thing from firing, so you could just use a piece of wood XD
Very nice
great
The disconnector of a 1911 prevents a full auto which is the opposite of what we have here. And I know exactly how.
Nobody is disputing that
Становится понятно ,как работает механизм ,спасибо.
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Thanks to this I can now build SVDs and AKs
4:30
if u hold the trigger in that position it won't work
But it still a nice mechanism if u push the trigger very fast
I don't get what your saying, why wouldn't it work?
@@raymonddunne627 He is saying that, if you can push trigger and remain it squized in "special" way, you can brake the cycle of the operation, then u will need to manually reload, even when theres ammo inside magazine. Got it?
@@urmumgay5798 Ok I see, if you don't fully compress the trigger.
@@raymonddunne627 my ang is bad, but no problem
thank you so mush 🙏🙏🙏
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Buen momento para recomendarlo YT
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At 2:02 guessing how the fully automatic firing mechanism works.
“Let me guess.. springs”
Edit: I was wrong, and I definitely wasn’t expecting that. Always good to learn though.
I mean technically the full auto one uses springs, and the second search for the semi auto uses a spring
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Thanks for sharing
Yes subscribe for this video
Ayyy guns are soo Simple brah i feel stupid now i didn't know how they work
Hey Ferb i know what we are gonna do today!
Time to DIY a firearm!
alt title: How to build a gun that is completely legal, and a gun that will throw you in jail.
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Now I know how it works ,I can build rifle now
Gods of War
What about fully semiautomatic?
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Simple
So would a lever action be blowback?
I believe you should think of it more as the bolt action demonstrated, it is still manually operated, like a bolt or pump action. Lever actions are just a different way of doing the same job. Blowback is a type of gas operation used for autoloading, not even close to the same thing as lever action. Hope this helps
I have seen parts: 1 - 3
8:40 semi/auto difference
Just so you know, because owning a gun is impossible in my country..😊
I really don’t give two shits about what laws and regulations prevent me from doing. All I know is that firstly I’ll finish becoming a gunsmith, so that I at least know what I’m doing if I’m gonna break the law, and especially if I’m planning on doing it more than once (which I am).
no moc anglicky neumím, ale ten google překlad zas tak hrozný není
Przecież mówi bardzo prosto i wyraźnie
OK OK OK
WooHoo building me a machine gun....🤣....kidding ATF
if you are american its completely legal to make your own firearms so go do it
@@santiagopolo6354 unfortunately not full auto
@@user-vy8ly4hs7y then do it and tell no one
aft no kill doggo pls
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Thanks to the USA army
Music like old Looney Tunes cartoons.
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