Training With REAL Russian Operators
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2019
- We hosted a weekend AK Operator course, taught by none other than the Center T crew. It was an honor to have the opportunity to host the class, and I would highly recommend it to anyone thinking about taking one in the future!
If you’d like to know more about Center T, you can find them here:
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Instagram: @RealBrandonHerrera
Thanks for watching guys! Who here has taken a course like this, and if so, which one?
I don’t get to do this kind of shooting often, so it’s always nice to be reminded just how out of practice I am :)
Link to Center-T:
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BREAKING NEWS: BRANDON HERRERA COLLUDES WITH RUSSIANS ;)
Academi has their course in North Carolina which is always successful.
ITTS Intermediate Combat Handgun (no longer available), Front Sight Handgun (6 times) Front Sight Carbine (3 times)
I participated in Robin Sage training with SF. As force multipliers, their job is to train the indigenous people who have zero military training and teach them how to kill their enemies. My dad was in 5th SFG camp A325 Duc Hue and his 12 man A team trained hundreds of Cambodians and south Vietnamese.
Rest in peace dad
Gary R Gilmer
AKA Goofy Grape
Cervezadog 69 Robin Sage is an amazing training event, I’ve participated with CA at Pineland which id put just under robin sage
The Russians were dancing with the AK for decades. So when they say that you're not standing correctly, you're not standing correctly.
russians not dance with AK. Some nations from Caucasus does.
@@Stilet762 LOL. Im sure he meant " dancing" not literally, but more of "dealt with"
smeshno!
I have made 6 (six!) shots from ak74 for all my whole life)))
@@lunotarr расстрелял полцинка только на дне погранвойск в 98м) из АК-74, детей было мало) вот и дали пострелять
American Myth: AK47 is inaccurate.
Russian: You cant even stand straight!
😂😂😂
Lol
@A A D I'm really baffled about the myth. It's all I had ever heard about AK's once I got heavily into guns. I had my first AR for about 9 years before I bought my AK, which I got for no other reason than just to have one. My AR is set up pretty simple, a good red dot, solid light, and a comfy vertical grip. I brought it along the first time I took the AK out, thinking I'll get bored not being able to hit anything and want to actually shoot. HA! I was popping cans at 100 to 125 with the crude irons like they were 10 feet in front of me. If you cant hit your target with an AK, it's probably the shooter, not the gun.
Mohd Mustafa it’s not a 47... they don’t use them. It’s a 74
They actually still use AK47 TOO!!!
@@gabagris Actually no, in Russia or Ukraine for example almost all AK's in army is ak-74, less AKM( it's really rare, but anyway :D)
Despite being angry and Russian, Dima seems like a really thorough and patient instructor
That's a plus when being Russian. You sound a lot angrier than you really are.
Plus, they're very direct and use the no bullshit approach 100% of times (in a scenario like that of course).
Little fun fact: Dima is most likely a short form of Dimitri (not the only spelling for the name). So it's like the screaming drill sergeant tells you "just call me Bob" or something lol
@@rebel4466, As for the name, "Dima" is an abbreviation of "Dmitry". "Dimitri" is an old version of the above-mentioned "Dmitry". Of course, we can say that "Dmitry is the same as "Dimitri", but this is not quite true, and, as a rule, we do not say so
I speak Russian and he didn't raised voice too much , he's not a little bit angry
@@wingsoff2176Dmitry is full name ,
Dima is shortcut,
Dimitri is balcan version of a name.
Same as Ivan , Johan, and John is the same name in different languages.
@@rebel4466"GREAT GAME. HOW ABOUT ANOTHER?"
As a Russian, I can say with 100% certainty that Dima (full name: Dmitry) wasn’t actually angry. Russian language is just really loud, sharp, charged, and expressive, which is why it seems aggressive to any outsider of our culture even if it isn’t aggressive at all. It’s rather rare to actually see a Russian person being angry (we, as people, are rather patient & reserved), but when you do, you’ll hear the tone rise to the point of yelling on top of the lungs & see dishes flying, so to speak. It’s not pretty to see a Russian person angry & may probably make lots of people around us scared.
People are not scared, they are disappointed.
@@KBKriechbaum I don't think anyone ever would confuse fear for disappointment.
Why would people get disappointed when in presence of Russian language?
Russians sounds agressive and arrogant (like you do what I tell you or else) but don`t think people are scared just because you wear leather jackets and shave ur head (general description of russians in Germany in a club/pub). Especially Ukrainian grandma`s they don`t give a fck about u pulling up with an AK they gonna beat u with their broom.
I have spoke to and been around dozens of Russian speakers. Russian is not that loud, sharp or charged. I guess if they're drunk maybe...?
definitely the opposite when you play csgo
So when people say “the AR is more accurate” it actually translate to “I don’t know how to hold a AK properly”
"I can't stand straight."*, but yeah, basically.
Though, if i recall correctly, a lot of people who buy AK's from overseas don't properly sight them in, and then shit-talk them for being inaccurate, which is probably where that lie comes from...
... So actually it should be "I can't stand straight and am too lazy to properly maintain my rifles.".
Volvith very accurate indeed
The difference is honestly probably close enough that 99/100 times, skill is more important anyway and the platform you learn on really doesn't need to be limited to the technically best rifle.
@@DIY_Miracle tru but when it comes to same skill with both weapons the AR would win coming down to stats
@@TheSilentpigs100 There are a few advantages to the AK platform, such as you can use a folding stock if you want a smaller weapon without getting an often more expensive bullpup (I want a consumer AUG dammit). I also hear it can take much lower quality ammo which is a benefit for those boogaloo boys.
Reliability wise, the dudes at InRangeTV seem to think the M4 is actually more reliable if you take care of it, which you should anyway, I'm sure most gun geeks on the internet now have seen Herrara's and InRange's mud test.
To be honest, if the AK platform was more availible in the US (I'm Australian so I don't bother so let's just say for argument, in the US), I'd probably pick up an AK just because it's cooler.
As a matter of fact, Russians are often zealous about safety when it comes to weapons. We even have a saying “Even a stick shoots once a year”.
... We have this saying too 🙄
"The devil pulls the trigger" don't point the gun at anyone basically.
It's only before we'll get smashed with a lot of cheap alcohol. Remember it, and be careful.
Life live - not field to move
first blin - failed
I am surprised at how I didn't notice Brandon growing muscle throughout the years.
Looks more like he's dropped 20 pounds and toned up, no homo 😂😂
Bro got on TRT at a minimum... his face completely changed.
Or how he started out baby faced and now looks like a full on 35 year old in a span of a few years lol
Dudes only like 26 lol@@cheetonation
His voice is fuller too!
I served in the regular army of Russia from 2010 to 2011 and learned very important things!
The first one!
1)Never point a weapon at a person even if it is not loaded!
2)If there is no need to shoot, then do not keep your finger on the trigger!
3)If you have a combat weapon in peacetime, make sure that it is on the safety!
4)Even if you have a weapon in wartime, see the rules above!
We in Estonia have them in a bit different flavor.
1) ALWAYS treat a weapon as it is loaded.
2) Do not point it at anything or anyone you are not willing to shoot
3) Finger stays off the trigger until you are about to shoot.
4) Safety is off only when shooting. At all other times safety has to be engaged. (Refer to rule number one)
Step out of line with any of these and you very soon learn, through pain if necessary (excercising to your breaking point and then beyond), that these are essentially god-tier laws.
@@rohesilmnelohe This is basically America's flavor of gun rules too. basically all the same just with different wording
The only difference in American safety is rule 4)Know your target, and what's behind it.
@@rohesilmnelohe те же яйца, только в профиль)
Что у вас, что у нас) Самое главное- не направлять оружие на человека!
So that's why russian soldiers shot Ukrainian bicyclists with tanks?
“Focus on technique and accuracy, speed will follow” this applies to many things.
Franky Alvarez lol
things like the time before you come
Franky Alvarez avi is that you
Weirdly, this kinda helps for me in CSGO
works on guitar too
In Russia when we shoot IPSC we use the word "babushka" (literally - grandma) for no-shoots. So if you killed a no-shoot you killed a grandma.
Alexey Ovsienko That’s genius lol
hahahahaha
Oh that's funny. have a great day to you.
*now nobody gonna make russian potato salad qwq*
А теперь для меня, на русском)
Watching this 4 years later and seeing how much Brandon has bulked up, it seems those push ups paid off.
For all the arguing about AR vs AK accuracy, both guns are combat accurate so the guy who shoots *first* is more likely to go home alive. That could be because you have superior reflexes and skill, or maybe because your gun didn't jam like an AR.
Imo from what I've seen its less about which is more accurate and more which is an enjoyable experience firing. If AK's were built not so grotesquely to just shove the recoil directly into the arm. I think a lot more people would enjoy the AK. Its a unfortunate fact that most gun owners and gun users don't have a triceps the size of ones thigh. 😅
@@MJSGamingSanctuary AKs have a recoil? What's yours chambered in 8mm Mauser?
@@willholly1844 I modified mine to be using a semi soft rubber ish plastic material for the stock so its less of an hip fire AR and you can actually mount the sucker where its suppose to be at the shoulder. Feels a lot more comfortable.
AK don’t jam ? :) People compare shitty civilian AR with battle rifles .
@@veritasaequitas2632 most people don’t maintain their guns that’s why AR jam. My AR used to jam all the time little did I know the gas system was damaged once I got that fixed the thing cycles everything no issues.
No one is talking about it, but he seems like a REALLY good instructor.
Al Kamil and why’s that? When would any kind of training ever be seen as a waste? I bet if shit ever hits the fan, you’re dead in 2 weeks.
@@siegemoo6014 He's just a toxic shit. I've seen him on other channels doing the same shit.
Absolutely
@@SW-pb4ch what a loser.
@Al Kamil lol
Hearing a Russian say "remember" without being followed by "no Russian" just sounds odd.
Finley Jones 😂
lol
I like how the mission that represents literal massacre of my nation is funny for you guys. Imagine there would be the same joke about killing British military and civilians, seems funny huh? Even if it was a game I don't find it appropriate to joke about this especially under such wholesome video.
@@haki8267 I'd play it regardless of the nation, it's just a game. Snowflake.
@@haki8267 mass murder in games are funny bruh
The russian guy had military training. He makes u face the target really front on so incase u get shot ur plates take the bullet and not the side of your body where there is no protection.
That makes sense. I was wondering why they were exposing their chest like that.
Ya, It's human nature to make a smaller target but I reality you need to present your most armored spot as their target.
Seriously…coming from that style of military training to suddenly having an instructor tell you to blade off and present a minimal outline is a pain in the ass
@@dchiznit209 I agree. We do it this way in the swiss infantry and its defininetely better.
U.S.Army uses the same stance . Also helps to maintain a steady grouping when on the move .
RUSSIAN BROTHERS, ALL THE BEST FROM SERBIA...
Привет,мой сербский брат!!!
Please start exporting rackia to the states. Thanks
@@dmitriyfed4123 thats a national treasure you have to come here to get it lol
@@AlenB29 I just might.
Брат, привет тебе из России. Здоровья, благополучия и мирного неба.❤❤❤
i wonder how many times the fbi has watched this video
Come on gray gang let’s recognize Kendall’s here
Perhaps there's a FBI guy in there getting scold by Russian for holding it in wrong way.
@@Bustamamgendut guess the fbi guy should stick to the AR15
@@Bustamamgendut fanatics FBI.
Including me?🤔
"...and who is the angry russian that is shouting to my ears right now"
*immediate CS:GO flashback*
POURPEL U FLAUSH ME NOOB
cyka blyat rush B
RUSH B BLYAAAT
YEELOW WHY YOU GO A I SAY RUSSH B YOU IIDIOT
Every server I blindly join is full of Slav.
Almost got kicked for being falsely accused of throwing a flashbang. I understand the pain and we are helping them find the western spy who threw the flashbang.
That blin!
Проходил курс оператора АК в Center T . Всем советую) за 1 день научат ребёнка работать с АК
This video aged beautifully
Haha..rag tag Russian army.
@@Dimapur 31 rag tag countries can't do anything to Russian army for 10 months. Cope harder and don't forget to pay taxes to feed their missiles.
If you have ever been yelled at in Russian while running an AK... Go ahead and do a collaboration with Garand Thumb.
@@robertzeurunkl8401 That right there, is a god tier insult. Might have to use that some time, I shall credit you if I do.
@YeastyGeorge hahaha
Dan Harvey lmao
Daddy wouldn’t lower himself to this
I've had an M1 thump... Deserved it.. not sure if that's what your referring too
All American Intelligence agencies:
*I dunno man this is getting a little out of hand...*
FBI be like: this fucker planning something
KGB be like: FBI this is not your jurisdiction-
@@armandpotgieter9911 Isn't it FSB now? KGB is Belarus
@@nenadrajic9740 Different name same shit
@Joshua Phillips Whut? KGB means Комите́т Госуда́рственной Безопа́сности in your language Committee for State Security, the FSB works on the same principles just under a different name
(Comes back to this video 2 years later to scroll through the new comments)
Same, they're full of shit
@@cumcer6140 ''ruzzians go to ukraine with only shovels and rusty aks and rape and loot and sleep on mud and live in caves hurr durr'' lol
Wow he’s an amazing instructor. I love AK. I’ll still pick an AK over AR
"The angry Russian that is shouting to my ears right now" - reminds me of an instructor I had in the 80s when I was in the Army learning Russian at DLI (Defense Language Institute). He was an old ex-submariner and his favorite technique of instruction was to stand behind you while you spoke. If you made a mistake, it was immediately corrected by him stomping his foot on the wooden floor (our classrooms were in WWII-era buildings) while yelling "NYET!" in your ear. Needless to say, we learned quickly.
Man I wish I had that in my college Russian class, learning Russian is so hard.
Fun fact, one of our professors is actually the guy who wrote the grammar textbook used by the DLI. Sadly he doesn't scream in our ears to motivate us, though I've heard stories about a now-retired professor who was a real-life angry babushka who'd make fun of kids for not doing things right, which according to my current professor who grew up in the USSR is very accurate to how Russian students were treated by their teachers.
I'm surprised to see another DLI grad here. My russian instructors weren't so mean, but there was definitely still a lot of correction and discipline. One of them was a former soldier from Belarus who corrected us every chance he had
Bruh you learn this in a WW2-era building!?! Your one lucky son of a bi*ch
Been awhile since ive heard of that place, My Grandfather taught at the DLI lol.
Thank you Jim
Captured footage of Russian special forces training assassins within US territory, 2009 (obviously colorized)
Back in 2009, colorized film did not exist, not until 2016
*Hand Recolored
09 shit he still looks the same i was in my teens then 👍🤣
they like more sophisticated stuff than AK-47 lol
Хахаха )))
Seriously we need to just get everyone together, Russians and Westerners, and have a big festival, share experiences, see each other’s way of doing things! Then we would probably get along really well!!!
The "Russians" aren't the bad guys they're made out to be. Sure there are some very dubious people, like anywhere else in the world, but they don't hate the "west". They just don't appreciate people from other countries telling them how to run things.
If you're on the good side of most Russians (I've dealt with), you have a friend for life.
A OTAN recusou a Rússia e a tratou como inimigo por décadas.
You drink diluted vodka and don't eat meat jelly, we have nothing to talk about!(joke)))))
Ну вообще да, так и учат. Только вас ещё не пиздят и не матерят.
У нас все тренируют магпуловский хват, американцы (на платных курсах!!!) - удержание АК из наставления!
😂👍🏻
Very tough training
Да не смеши диванный воин😂😂😂, никогда такому цирку в армии не учили. И сейчас тем более все по другому😂😂😂😂.
rus: You are responsible for the man in front of you.
eng: You are dependent on a man behind you.
Why so different?
Russian: you have to provide cover to the guy in front of you.
American: the guy behind you is expected to provide cover for you.
Basically the same thing.
@@cuongle7990 it's not the same thing.
@@hellenthefraudkeller3831 It changes the narrative. Instead of 'you have to protect your guy', the phrase became 'you might rely on someone else'.
because of your bad English
if you know a bit of psychology you want say that these are same things! These are absolutely different thing, especially for a person with gun!
"You are responsible for the man in front of you" - says u r responsible for a life of your comrade
"You are dependent on a man behind you" - says pay attention at your safety
When you want to rush B but you still have to do another hundred pushups after missing the targets 10 times
buy a p90 then blyat....
russians don't rush b with ak
🤣
dude do it for six months and you'll understand why it's done. this is a work for the future.
Greetings I, the military rip-off from the WarOwl greets you...
@@unkontrollierttv3991 And I still, have no closure.
Cyka p90 blyat
I love Russians! I love the rivalry we have between each other it is what make both of our countries so Great !! You have to compete against greatness to be great yourself and for America our rivalry with Russia is what makes us Great !
That's a load of bullsh*t I have read in a while.
This aged so badly I feel embarrassed for your family all the way from Ukraine. Delete this comment! Remember: your russophobia is never enough.
Holy shit you got big in 4 years. White claw and TRT I'm sure. Love it
I can just see his motto being “There is only one way to use the AK, the Russian way.”
What's about Chinese way?
@@user-zz3bb1gy8e isn't that just the Russian way with "Made in China" stickers slapped on it?
The russian way or the wrong way
@@user-zz3bb1gy8e Chinese learns from the Russians.
Russia made the ak and they know how to use it best
4:04 the instructor says: "You are now responsible for a person, standing in front of you". The interpreter says:"You now depend on a person, standing behind you". A slight error in the translation, but the mindset the instructor is trying to put them in is somehow lost. It's like "it's your responsibility" in one case, calling for awareness and "you depend on someone", a passive message, that would make people think about people behind them, rather than focusing them on their muzzle control and safety. I guess a lot of stuff gets lost in translation like this
In simpler terms unit cohesion is key to victory.
Yeah I heard that too. Was like - what? That’s totally different to what he said!
Thank you for this. It may seem small to people, but these points are very important
I was just going to comment on this.
Wow that is a FUCKED translation
hey Brandon; congrats my friend, ur taking class w/the best in this business.
Brandon, I watched your videos a few days ago. So goodluck. You cool man. Your videos are awesome.
Russians yelling at Americans. Best thing I seen on RUclips
Hactoящий _pycckий 🇷🇸🇷🇺
Blyat
Hactoящий _pycckий you can’t do any of this In Russia
@@Roberthuffalumper117ok
Согласен комрад
lvl 5 usec gets adopted my lvl 50+ bear squad 2019 colorized
Just what i was looking for a Tarkov meme
Lmao tarkov
XDD
Cheeke breeke
... Who in the world would use a black'n'white footage anyway?
This is so cool I really like this and I like how the patch works too as need to be earned and not a participation award is how it is to be, congrats on accomplishment!
Love the AKs with the 100 round drum magazines 😍🔥 SUPPRESSIVE FIRE BABYYY!!
Who else thought of Crazy Russian Hacker when he said “safety is number one priority”
me
OMG YASSS
Glad to see Dima survived that ski lift crash in BF4 and is now training firearms operation
Lmfao I was looking for this comment
oh.. fine.. he survuved.. good good..
So irish was wrong about his death, thats good
Thank you for the Hopium
very glad
I would like to take that course,
The AK is said to not be accurate, but I personally have seen guys that know how to handle that rifle and in the right hands I would put it against any AR PLATFORM,
Great video thanks for sharing
We all have alot to learn on the platforms we train on. Good upload brother. Still working drills on our 12 gauge, ar, ak, and pistol platforms in this house. Great you got real Russian training. That's a dream for us for the. AK pllatdorm
Russians are good and very open people.
They just sometimes lose their temper a little bit quicker than the other person. They may sound harsh, but it's only their desire to hammer it so hard into your head so you will never forget the info you learned that day.
Money worth
👍👍👍
@@weldingDIYprojects Сказанул, как господь.
@@YaderniyNadal Краткость - сестра таланта!😆
Только странно что этот Дима не матерился.Как без мата можно эффективно вбить знания в голову?
@@tedodor1 Это элита, настоящая элита.
In (Mother*) Russia, the training does you.
*mother russia
Mariano Laguzzi 🤦♂️
Kinky
Да, и такие у нас есть.
uwu
Great video...pity we could not see more training but respect that. thanks
Dude I gotta try this someday! That’s the most legit/intense range day I’ve seen
3:54
When your AKs power level is just too high so the flash comes from the mag instead
Yo tf was that
Seemed like a cod glitch or something
Probably a glitch in the Matrix somewhere
Over 9000
Looks like fire blowing around the mag
Lol just commented about that
Girls day-off : OMG! Lets go shopping
Boys day-off :
what about the post soviet girl who is watching this?
Wow, youre so fuckin sexist.
Amazing joke, don't go into comedy though.
ComradeQ24 lol feminist trash
@@myusername3689 sorry you can't deal with the truth and have to insult me.
That looks like a very fun training 💪
I have been binge watching all of your videos lately, I am ready to get an AK
now the AK guy meet AK veteran to learn.
respect the AK master.
may you soon be a veteran.
davai davai..
@TheTryHard а ты блядь знаешь?
"babushka" или бабка, это часть мишени ipsc за пределами альфы.
"babushka"- or babka, is often referred to as a part of ipsc target not including alpha, in russian shooter terminology. (u miss alpha- u hit babka)
Initially it was referring to a no-shoot targets as they usually cover the real target just as the bad guy hiding behind the hostage. So basically babushka is a hostage, cause under no condition you can shoot your grandmother. Later it spreaded to any zone you dont want to hit, thus if you miss the target`s alpha - you hit the hostage.
Бабка - это мишени по которым нельзя стрелять (типа заложника).
@@stanislavdenikinага.
coming back to this about two years later hits a bit different, one for obvious reasons and two, DAMN brandon was scrawny back then, he REALLY yolked up hard. Good on him.
Looking back at this video its apparent that Brandon has had many thanksgivings since this video
Here's one fun thing, im russian and i understand what dima says
You cheater
im not Russian but i understand ;)
Babooshka😤
Tell me
Cyka Blyat! (sorry had to do it 🙃)
4:05 "you're now responsible for the person standing before you"
translation: now you depending on the guy standing behind you
lol
Yes, not very accurate work from translator, but the overall meaning is pretty much the same.
I heard, he said "vperedi vas" - "ahead of you"
I think he just memorized what to say and when, pretty slick, almost got away with it 😆
"Вы сейчас отвечаете за человека, который стоит впереди вас" should be translated as "you are responsible for the person standing in front of you".
I recognized this too and had to laugh very Hard xD
This video was cool AF! Being an AK guy myself
I love how he has an “the AK guy” shirt on it’s like a Fortnite kid with a shirt on that says “Firearms Expert” at a gun range
4:04 that's not the correct translation. Russian dude says: "Now you're responsible for the man standing in front of you".
да, тоже заметил. Удивило что автор сказал что переводчик переводил все наезды точно)) я бы послушал
Смысл не меняется от того,как перевел переводчик
Артем Чуян основной смысл действительно не меняется, кроме одного нюанса, что после того как отстрелялся удобнее и логичнее чекать человека слева от тебя. Тогда видно и человека и его действия с оружием. Вместо этого они смотрят через свою руку с автоматом на правого, на видео заметно. Что нелогично
Спасибо
*soviet Union has entered the chat*
Finally, been waiting for the only guy I like that has a AK
Haah Gaaaay!
Gaaayyyyyyyy
Rad, seemed very humbling. Great video mate
This Was really Cool. Thanks!!
Нормальный дядька, добрый)
Главное не бьёт после промаха))
_А где ты такое видел, чтобы били, да ещё и на стрельбище, тем более обучающийся народ весь из гражданских состоит, того и гляди, кто то ненароком, кого то пристрелит?!_
@@zv8867 друже, ну это же шутка, юмор. Ну чтож ты буквально воспринимаешь?)
@@user-vr8mx8ih9l
_Ок. принято!)_
А толку их бить?! Они же убогие! А русский убогих не обидит.
У нас в техникуме НВП дедок вел , бывший офицер , в тире на стрельбах когда кто технику безопасности нарушал хлопал его шомполом который всегда таскал с собой от мелкокалиберной винтовки , добавляло ума дуракам )))
No one is wearing a tracksuit and there is no Adidas logos anywhere
0/10 would not squat with
Not a CS player amongst the lot of them
Obvious western spy...
Too funny
@D2RG6 Russians always squat.. Always...
I didn't see Roman or Niko Bellic anywhere.
I think I saw Billy Idol's daughter though, LOL!
Man I hate I missed this. I’m like 2 1/2 hours just west of you . Loves the video !
Looks like what i've been doing in the Army for years. First scene was practicing reflexive fire. Everything you practice with any good unit.
When I decided to learn Russian I wanted to do it for the memes and maybe for when I visit Russia.
But now, I have found my *TRUE REASON*
Focus on vocabulary, fuck the grammar.
meme culture in Russia is pretty nice
@@Martina-Kosicanka I tried this approach but it's quite different from English where you can just wing it.
English is a walk in the park compared to Russian.
There is no point in memorizing vocabulary when the words have like a dozen different variations depending on context
@@halcyonramirez6469 Nah. You can be understood even if you speak grammatically incorrect.
For example when you say " 60% of a body consist of the water", the correct translation to Slovak (my native Slavic language) is "Telo sa skláda zo 60% z vody"
"Vody" is genitive form of voda/water.
If you didn´t use genitive, but voda: "Telo sa skladá z voda zo 60%", everybody would understand anyway
@@Martina-Kosicanka I mean sure but if you don't learn proper grammar why study it anyway?
Might as well just use English.
At least to me the Fun part of studying a language is to emulate sounding like a native as much as possible that includes accent and grammar
He's got a tattoo of an AK...all i need to know...
I guess, he can shoot from his two fingers, then (if the Motherland will say to).
Cool guy, I wish he was my instructor while I was at 6-month training for the army.
Wow what a amazing find. When I was living back in Nashville I did executive protection for a few celebrities and I had to be certified I actually went to that same school
Now that would be something I would love to be a part of
he's russian and his name is dima hhhhmmm i'm thinking he is the real life dima from battlefield 3
Exactly what i thought
DIMOOOOOON! *sad Russian music starts playing*
And bf4 wich was fucking sad
I thought I was alone.
Great vid bro. Learned a bit myself.
This is Bad Ass love the Ak Guy wish much success and more subs and views for this channel. 🙌🏾✊🏾👌🏾👍🏾
It's interesting, my family has Eastern European roots and military service history, Serbian + Hungarian. I'm extremely fimiliar and comfortable with the akm veriants in use today. I gave a class with some PA national guard guys about to deploy, got 10 of them extremely comfortable with Russian weaponry. But to see my father's accuracy, touch, and overwhelming speed as an ex Yugoslav operator is impressive.
My dad and grandpa told me a lot of stories from serving in the yugoslav army and almost all of them included: beer, someone getting thrown out of the army or going to jail or everything beeing supper strict and straight to the point.
Браво Србине
"The instructions were in Russian"
Me: "You want me to put my what in the chamber?!"
Damn Brandon’s transition from boy to straight man stopping power cannon barrel chested chad is very impressive!!
Great video. . . Nice job "checking your ego" and getting training from some serious Russian Professionals.
The Training Program looked to be a serious good time.
Fact:
This course is required when you apply for russian passport.
Edit:
This is joke people!
Does Russia afford it's citizens the right to own firearms? Obviously they didn't under communism, but what about now as a "free" country?
@@joshglover2370 www.loc.gov/law/help/firearms-control/russia.php
@@weisshxc Thank you. That's actually pretty good compared to most countries!
False.
Okay people that was sarcasam🙄 of course this is not required for russian passport
Next video be like: “We got arrested by the FBI”
HAHAHAAHH
THE ATF
Next video be like: "We think that communism is better"
@Paul Trams спасибо, но я знаю об этом , я тут живу )
Paul Trams try using google translate, it’a easy af
Cant get my eyes off your sunglasses bro, great vid
Great vid, Dude
AK-74M tattoo on the trigger arm... Badass.
@Studd Muffin and they still shit in the street
Sounds fantastic. I was trained by a SF instructor 30+ years ago on shooting on the move. And drilled constantly over a month. I was deemed adequate. Hahahaha. I still run the same drill today and I can make solid hits at 100+yds.
@@shadlamb5874 you got rekt
shad lamb you just got shredded 😂
@@Xplicid so did his ass 🤣
I like Dimas ak setup, minimalist but has all the right pieces. And no freakin gas tube red dot!
WoW for the Instructor. My sincere respects...
I'm your viewer from Russia, ex-airborn trooper. Like your content, thanks :)
What was your motto? I seem to remember that it something really cool
isn't taht the air russian tropper has a plan to invade u.s in time of red gen of russia?? just curios
@@anthonyhayes1267 IIRC its something like "If not us, then who?"
@@ireallycant4416 nobody has a plan to invade mainland US, they train to blitz strike into europe and destroy command and staging areas before they can launch ground invasion of Russia. But even that is far fetched in the nuclear era.
Would love to see SEALS and Spestsnaz training together and see them learning from each other..
Too bad they are enemies of each other
They were, but with delta force or sf IIRC, not sure what russian unit involved in the joint training. It happened after soviet fall and pre putin era.
@@danielsuarez3793
What the hell is SF IIRC??
@@danielsuarez3793
Really??
That's so freaking cool
@Studd Muffin
Off course there had to come the idiots
@Studd Muffin yeah sure xd
Amazing!👍👍👍
Awesome that I understand him.
American: AK's are inaccurate
Russian: You can't even stand and shoot it properly
"Safety is number one priority".... Hmm... where have i heard that again?
hans davis Geiger counter sound playing in the background
hans davis in Chernobyl
relikvija Alot if MREs I am sure 😂
@@xhulianomyrta2054 pashet man Taras Bulba
hans davis Russian Hacker guy....with his dog Luke! Before putting his safety glasses. 😂
very cool stuff!
thanks for sharing!
This aged well.
It did, thats why Ukraines counteroffensive failed so bad that the US wants to pull funding
@@AndRei-yc3ti Sir, Russia is on the *defense* on day 600 of their 3 day military special operation. The mere fact they are on the *defense* against a much smaller country is effing hilarious.
Another 60 billion on the way btw.
@@jonny2954 veitnam
@@jonny2954 Imagine most citizens in US have trouble with groceries and gas you're like yeah! 200$ BILLION dollars to a small eastern European country you didn't know existed until a few years ago...insane! Russia will win because of attrition anyway. You people are actually crazy in this whole situation.
Wow! Interesting, i'm from Russia and i never heard of these guys. Now i gotta check them out, cause my club has only pistols
Center T also has pistol stuff as well!
Now i have another reason to learn Russian.
Really strange. In club where I train (in Moscow) it's not a problem to take AR, AK, Mosin etc. But in case of rifles all folks in team including me owns it but not rent.
I trained with Dima when him and Fred arrived to Las Vegas. I thought I knew my AKM, but I was absolutely wrong. It’s one thing to be shooting at a range to test out a gun, but it’s a new ball game with training courses and see what our rifles are capable of. Fatigue really kicked me around and the weight of the 7.62x39 adds up, while it’s not as bad with AKs in 5.56 & 5.45. Still, if Dima returns, I’ll gladly sign up again.
4th_Survivor1990
Do the smaller rounds actually weigh more?? Or is there something I’m missing?
I’ve got no experience with AK pattern guns outside the 7.62x39 realm
BlakeW5 No, they don’t weigh more than the 7.62x39.
4th_Survivor1990
I wouldn’t have thought so, but you said the weight of the x39 wasn’t as bad as 5.45 or 5.56. Didn’t know if there was a difference between the platforms. Possibly milled versus stamped receivers or something
BlakeW5 From receivers to calibers, accessories and even weight of the mags. I like using the old school com bloc mags, but I like using polymer mags as they’re lighter . Gen 3 Pmags, Xtechs and circle 10s are what I use and they work just as good without the weight of the com blocs.
4th_Survivor1990
Gotcha, makes sense. I run tapcos (🤮) in mine but they were all that were widely available alternatives at the time lol.
My interest in 5.45 evaporated with the supply the cheap Russian ammo, so I haven’t kept up with it.
After watching this video the one thing I’m confident in is my footwork, i might become an ar and ak guy; granted novice level at both but ak’s Ive been interested in a while, saw one at a local gun shop with ported gas tube, not entirely sure wether or not to get it, but i think the finned gas tube might be the way to go from what I’ve seen
This aged well
It really did
@@DeLanceStephens yes. very well.