Part of what made him such an effective warrior was his preference for an anti-material rifle. In a battlefield, most things will be made out of materials.
Him dying right as the war was ending seems like the kind of biblical "your work is now done, now come to me my child" you would expect from a true legend.
No, it really isn't the same thing. Have you heard anything from the middle east recently? Does it sound like these moongod worshippers will ever stop buying into everything the bankers sell them?
Obviously Inshallah! Why not join me in prayer, brother and find solace in the grace of our lord? No but seriously: I'm Lutheran, and I highly respect all religions, as well as all non-religious world-views. What matters is that you find something to believe in, that speaks to you, my friend. Don't let yourself be excluded from seeing a cool story unfold. The holy-texts are nice collections of songs, poems, myths, legends and debates, that are worth reading regardless of anyones personal belief in them. Anyways, have a wonderful day, friend! Gods blessed peace be upon you!
@@moobles2998 Well damn, a Christian person who isn't demeaning or demonizing someone or others. You are a rare breed. Keep it up. May God cherish you closely, and may you overcome the challenges of life.
@@privaterose5021 Haha, thank you friend! I don't think we're as rare as the internet will have us to be, we're just very rare *on the internet*. It's also just very rare that religion is brought up in a context like this, where it's not about the religion itself, but rather the cool religious themes that unfold in a story. As such my religion was only relevant to bring up as a response. The largest mouths often belong to the narrowest minds, unfortunately. I apologize deeply for my brothers and sisters who are blinded by hate, I hope for all our sakes that that hate never manifests itself ouside of their words, and that even their words turn to love in the end. Thank you for your blessing, and may you yourself find your way through these trials of life! Though we may never see or hear eachother again, know that my blessing for you will not fade with time. May God bless you with peace and a prosperous life.
This is actually an Islamic belief. There's a passage in Quran that people recite before shooting. The passage basically means if your arrow lands, it was because allah deemed it so.
One day in 2016 he managed to take 21 Isis terrorists ... it only took him 3~4 hours to clear out the hole village I saw it with my own eyes I remember him saying go there it's safe now I took out the last two runners ...R.I.P abu_tahsen
@@fahadus I live in Baghdad/Iraq .. I can't describe how much we do .... this man is a hero to all soldiers, officers and civilians he protected people from Isis snipers and and soldiers from bomb car attacks .... we won't forget him as long as we live.
Spoke to an SAS WWII veteran many years back and he ended our long conversation with the comment "best years of my life...killing Germans" Similar feel ...
-Bird "tells" him where his enemy is -Is an old guy in a profession where most die young -is a sniper -fooled another sniper by playing dead This guy is almost the real life version of The End
One of the things I love about this series is that being a Mad Lad isn't about being a "good guy" or a "bad guy". It's not a moral judgment. All it takes is to just be the most extreme version of whatever you are.
As an owner of a 50 bmg rifle, I can assure you they are unbelievably loud and sound more like an explosion than a gunshot. That dude must've been deaf as shit
As sad as it is that he’s gone, it seems almost poetic that his death was at the end of a war. Let’s be real, he loved combat so much, and had he survived the war I’m sure he would have gone on to find another.
***see edit at the end***These lone warriors in the Middle East are absolute fucking legends. We Had an Afghan soldier who was a Sgt. Who couldn’t climb higher because he could t read or write. He was the terror of the Taliban and other corrupt Afghan officials I clsuig police and other soldiers. He went to the Mushan Bazaar, found the 3 Afghan Policemen and beat the dog shit out of them, because they had beat an old man pretty badly. He drug those men back to our patrol base and was asking permission to execute them. Not sure what ever happened to them but I don’t think he got to kill them. He came with us on patrols and was as skilled, professional and dependable as any of our soldiers. I can’t remember his name for the life of me but I hope he’s still alive and fucking up those who prey on the innocent. ****Edit*** His name was Tahir (or something similar), and his nickname was Taz or Tazzy. He was in his early to mid 30’s over a decade ago. None of our guys seem to know anything else about him or if he is alive. We were never super close with the Afghans, but their Recce/Commando unit we worked with was pretty legit. They were a wild bunch of dudes who were not the typical ANA. Tahir was always working out, or cleaning his weapons, my guess is he was trained early on the war by US special forces and as a young man and he adopted their routines and way of life. That stuck with him and helped him be, in my opinion one of the baddest afghan soldiers ever. Anyone who’s never been there doesn’t get to see that Afghans don’t usually have a national identity. They are a tribal culture and they don’t see them selves as Afghani. They mostly identify with their tribes. So asking an Afghan to go fight for their country is like asking an American to go fight for The king. It’s an alien concept to most. We dealt mostly with the Pashtun people. This mentality may also be common In Other countries but as I was only in Afghanistan I can only speak to what I saw. I’m sure someone who knows more about middle eastern cultures could expand on this more. Thanks to everyone who was I retested in “Tahir’s” fate. If anything, It was an excuse to hit up some of my brothers I haven’t talked to in ages. I hope that if he is out there still he’s fucking up Taliban. If he’s dead, then I hope he died in combat and that he died well. I don’t think he would have ever surrendered, he’d have dropped his weapon and started throwing fists until they killed him. ****
he wasnt though , he is a respectable soldier. when iraq fell he retired and didnt take up arms against american occupation but he did when isis started massacring whole towns . the PMU was never terrorist , its literally a popular mobilization army and under command of suleimani who was the strategist behind defeat of isis but when usa killed him they claimed that he was a terrorist somehow over a tiny incident. but now years after we can all see the clear image and that it was just a first in a long serie of assassinations to weaken iran
Greetings Mr. Dank. If you’d ever find yourself in Texas with a desire to shoot sniper rifles out to long distances, we’d be happy to have you on our range. Excellent video as usual!
Im glad to see this dude. Saw this dude faintly in news articles and he was feared as that old guy with a damn 50 CAL SNIPER hitting Isis members from god knows how far
@@orestmarkheva7325 thats what it was originally designed for but 50 BMG is becoming more and more popular against foot soldiers by national in the past decade or so
eh, you're technically right BUT: "Sheikh" has multiple meanings, the first is the religious one you mentioned and the second means "Leader" or "chieftan" or even "king" even though there's another word for it in Arabic. a current living example is the current leader of Qatar: *Sheikh* Tamim bin Hamad AL-Thani edit: apparently cardinal means somthing of a leader, i am the stupid.
Carlos Hathcock was the most feared sniper from the Vietnam Era. He finished with 93 "confirmed" kills, though his real number is most likely in the 300-500 range. When he would go out hunting he would put a white feather in his helmet, and earned the nickname 'Long Trang'. Edit: also the last military man to win the Wimbledon Cup, the highest honor in precision shooting.
I used to work with this dude Santos -- who had been a Salvadorian Recon Marine -- and he'd tell me stories about going hunting... Dude had a really inspirational story, went through every type of hell to come to America with his little brother Manny. Peace and love Santos!
Woah, I was in his funeral. He's a legend. Bit surprised to see him in here. Btw his weapon is called "the boogyman" or "Al-Tantel" because it doesn't only produce fear in the souls of everyone who hears it... But the sheer skill required to master... Hell even seeing that beast is enough to shake you to the very core.
@@felixgallardo4071 well what do you expect from an anti material rifle? Better yet someone who mastered that weapon and pops some jihadis melons with it as a hobby, I'm glad he was on the right side.
The large caliber bullet missing and still killing you is folklore. It's an aerodynamic projectile. In order for it to have that kind of effect, it'd have to be very much not aerodynamic. You're shooting a 1/2 to 7/10 inch bullet at someone, not a brick wall. Considering men during WW2 and more recent conflicts have had 75mm and larger munitions fly right past them without incident, a large caliber sniper rifle/anti material rifle will be the same.
Demo Ranch even tested this with a ballistic dummy. Turns out you can hole punch their ear lobe with a .50 and it won't transfer any of that energy into the target, you have to hit something with more mass.
@@UnprofessionalProfessor tbh, I was worried I was coming across as a know-it-all asshole. That wasn't my intention, at all. I just believe there's a lot of bullshit floating around about firearms, especially from the media, and I want to do my best to beat back against that.
@@mesajongte Well I mean they made American Sniper... based on a man who lied about his medals, lied about sniping people from the Superdome during Katrina, lied about a bar fight with Jesse Ventura, and lied about what Jesse had supposedly said. Hollywood loves liars and makes movies based on lies all the time.
just so you know, you cant be killed from the kinetic force of a bullet passing by you. Force doesnt transfer through the air that way. This is a common myth about 50BMG and other antimaterial rounds
So, I'm not sure about bullets but pressure waves are for sure the deadly part of explosions. So force does transfer through the air like that. This is also why loud noises can rupture your eardrums.
@@deadeye4256 Check out DemolitionRanch's video 50 cal vs head, they test this, it is not lethal, he literally shot a ballistic dummy labs head's earlobe off and the rest of the head didn't even move. As for shockwaves, your ear will probably ring if the supersonic bullet flies past you, basically a whip being cracked next to your head type thing. But if the bullet only grazes a bone, you're fucked, they just nicked the dummy's cheekbone and subsequently blew it apart.
@@L337N1NJ4L1NK The energy output from a 50BMG round isn't nearly great enough to kill something without directly hitting it, it's the energy of the bullet striking the target that does the work. Bullets are pretty aerodynamic, they aren't gonna be moving that much air around them to kill things that are simply too close to them.
If you think he is sending prayers to the family of the guy he killed, that not it pal. he is sending prayers to our prophet and his family which is a common thing here in Iraq
He is saying prayer to prophet muhamed family Muhamed is the most important man for muslims Muhamed . Jesus . Noah . Abraham . moses Are the most important men in islam I think its the same for Christians except muhamed
Based off of military service experience and some hunting. The 50bmg will not kill anything if it doesn't touch it. Mythbusters shot through a house of cards none fell when the bullet passed.
@@The_Ballo A 120mm Heat shell won't even do that, much less an infantry cartridge. Trust me, I have seen crazy ass tankers get tempted by a deer or two down range.
@@The_Ballo No, that was the round hitting the deer in the head. There's a video out there of a guy having his earpro blown off his head by a .50 ricochet, he was completely fine.
There is shitload of energy in large caliber bullets, the issue is how much of that energy transitions into the target. Deformation of the bullet helps, also instability of the projectile helps in it transitioning from aerodynamic object into wondermixer insta-pro converting living tissue into pink mist. Near miss is still a miss though, but being able to hit someone through the thing they are covering behind is absolutely a bonus.
@@jimmyrustler8983 Sniper rounds rarely do, they disintegrate if they hit something hard enough unless at a very shallow angle. I've never had a round ricochet when I was a sniper, the amount of speed and oomph in a round is so high that it's very rare.
@@noth606 I've had some funky steel cored .308 pull that shit on me whilst firing at a dirt backstop with some big hidden rocks. Luckily they found somewhere safe to lodge themselves. Made me flinch though.
@@alextaitt5604 I'm sure shrapnel and debris can have enough velocity to kill. Even British longbows can send splinters off of plate mail that can stab and kill someone. 50 bmg rounds surely do the same.
It's easier to kill with a heavy bullet that travels for longer distances. A sniper rifle rests It's HARDER to swing a sword that is bigger. A sword needs to carried and swung Notice the difference in skill and power?... Nah, honestly, that's all this comment section is. Anime cancer and vidya. That's all you people have, isn't it?
Him saying "I don't feel a thing" when asked that question reminds me of a Polish Mercenary who was asked the same thing and said "I wouldn't know, I've only ever killed communists". Which makes me think he also deserves a madlads video. His name was Rafał Gan-Ganowicz I believe
The Israeli fighter pilot and Chief Of Staff Dan Halutz was asked once: what does a pilot feel when he drops munition on densely populated city? To which he replied: "A bump on the wing"
@@criativcarft that was the Finnish sniper Samo Hayha or somethin similar, he was known as the White Death in WW2, and he sniped many Russian soldiers in defense of Finland. He used the iron sights on his rifle to prevent the scope glare, and only stopped because a Russian sniper shot him in the mouth with an incendiary round, he survived though.
I am from the same area as him, and I know his children, and I have constant contact with his son. He is a true hero and a great sniper, and everything mentioned in this video is correct and a little about the life and adventures of this great sniper , thanks
Any man who picks up a weapon and fights with honour for his beliefs is a hero I may have served on the other side of a war from this man once but that does nothing to diminish my respect for him.
@@ianjardine7324 Agreed. I met an Iraqi hero myself once. His name was Wilam Mohamed. He was Iraqi special forces during desert storm. He moved to Fayettville, Ga after that was over. Then went back to Iraq during OIF and that’s when I met him. A true bad ass.
@محمد ابو علي العصائبي The one I met was still serving the Iraqi army and still protecting his people. Yes he did move his family to the US but his heart was still with his country.
You know the story will be good when it starts with "he was trained by russians in a bielorussian sniper school".....And the amount of badassery did not dissapoint. I'm picturing Abu saying "Beware of old men in a profession where most die young", guitar lick, sunshades on, he starts the Harley-Davidson and rides to the sunset.
You know what's crazy, the Scottish government and mainstream media tried to destroy your life and make you disappear. And the result of their efforts was providing you the audience to create this awesome RUclips channel! Hahahaha I love it. That's how I discovered you.
He broke a law in the place he lives. He dealt with the consequences of doing so. Whether you, he, or I agree or disagree with the laws of Scotland is irrelevant. He wasn't singled out, and you shouldn't worship him.
As a soldier in Basic Training waaaaay back in 1990, we were trained to use 50 cal weapons only at equipment & vehicles, but our Drill Sergeants informed us that kevlar helmets & canteens do count as "equipment".
I've always had a special respect for snipers. One of the few stories about my great grandfather I know was during WWII. He was just under the age limit to be drafted and ended up in boot camp in Florida, among the oldest at camp. He grew up dirt poor in the country having to hunt his food to feed the family, and he was a absolute crack shot with a rifle because of it. The base where he went to training held a base-wide sniping competition, with something like 3 days leave as a prize, and my great grandfather beat everyone on the base. Sadly, he fell off a duece-and-a-half truck trying to help get it unstuck from mud, landed on his shoulder and shattered it. He never fully recovered and spent the rest of the war helping to train new recruits. Edit: It is a wide misconception that anti-material rounds can kill by simply passing near someone. This just isn't true, I think it was Demolition Ranch who did a test with a ballistic dummy proving so.
If a 50 cal round passes by a humans head, the pressure wave most definitely will kill someone. There are videos of it happening to deer and humans alike.
It is the literal pressure wave from a massive round traveling at hypersonic speeds. The push out and subsequent collapse of the air pressure around d that round will be enough to kill someone. It might have to pass quite close, but a .308 will not do that.
It really depends how closely it misses. With a bullet about a half inch in diameter, it's displacing its cross-section of air. A miss closer than a quarter inch will still kill you, any more of a deviation and it'll become less lethal. Obviously you can't miss by a foot and still kill, but it also depends on where the target is. Like if you are shooting an AM rifle at a truck, you don't have to hit anyone, just penetrate the cab and the shrapnel generated inside it will take care of most of the occupants. Edit: I don't know what I'm talking about, see below for a better explanation. But I still think if you hit a vehicle's cab the internal shrapnel could do a lot of damage even if you don't hit an occupant directly.
@@paparoach007 Most men name there cars or boats with female names, so do most females. Those along with a rifle are things most people treasure the most, so its more a case of idolising and protecting that which you love.... Now, go away......
7:40 This is actually a myth, and 100% false. Demolition Ranch demonstrated this by shooting one through the gaps in a house of cards, and the cards weren't even slightly jostled.
makes sense, the point of a bullet is to travel through the air with minimal resistance. if it really had the effect the myth described, it has to be a weirdly shaped short range bullet and definitely not something a sniper would use
@@jameswells554 haha yup. I did that job for a while. It does wear you down. If you can keep up with the young people unto your 30s or 40s you're already old.
@@doublepiedavid8908 yeah and there are videos of people shooting a barett near a castle of cards and it didn't even flip any card. Bullets don't travel far if they destroy everything around them as if they hit a fucking wall. They zip trough the air and targets, that's their goal
They say his final shot never fragmented in the enemy and still rips through the air around Iraq, searching for a target as worthy as he was to his enemies. Muslim warriors are very honorable men sometimes. "As God wills it" to their last breath, and "Praise be to God" with every accomplishment. Truly fearless and honorable men. Savage when on the hunt for their enemies, even when it was us. I admire(d) their courage and devotion to their god. People who believed living was about bringing honor, rather than clout.
As a muslim I truly appreciate this comment..and by all means I also truly understand the fact that those admirations can sometimes feel a lil wrong considering the destructions and terror this “warriors” are bringing. We have this saying here , “the intention does not justify the means” . With that being said, I just wanna say that whatever act of terrorism you saw around you, be it through media or your own personal encounters, if by any means seems out of place, inhuman, too extreme, and not done for justice (self defence, defending own land from harasser, etc) those are in no way shape or form projecting true Islam. They may claim their intention is for this and that, but what they are doing is against the teaching of our Prophet PBUH, let alone done in the name of God Almighty. We Muslim are peaceful believers. We try our best not to cause anything that might cause others to feel uneasy with us. We are told to respect other people’s religion and believes, and to always be patient and try solving any issues peacefully. until we reach our limits where our belief are being taunted, our ladies are being abused, our land are being taken. Not until then will we only told to fight in the name of GOD, and wallahi, if Allah wants it to be, it will be. Sorry for the long comment. I am really touch by your comment and I feel the need to just put this statement out there. Have a nice day my friend. ☺️
theres only a handful of muslim warriors as courage in the ummah is lost. Most them lived in the past like Salahdin and Khalid ibn walid. A warrior is someone with great achievements and competence all while being a man of honor, not someone who blows himself up.
I think there should be a whole madlads video on the many crazy middle eastern madlads such as abu “TOW” (probably the worlds deadliest ATGM operator) and Jamsheed the RPG god.
The fact he had nearly 400 headshots, which is completely unnecessary because he used an anti-material rifle and center of mass would be enough to kill someone is the most lethal flex this world has ever seen.
@@possiblepilotdeviation5791 Shepard a across the world still need to deal with wolves, bears, coyotes and numerous other animals who come to take a bite out of their flock.
@@jameson1239 dogs have been good enough to guard a herd for literally THOUSANDS of years across this entire planet... Did predators get a buff in the last update or did dogs get nerfed? I haven't seen any patch notes... I see the need for guns if you dont have a literal herd of animals looking out at all times, but i would think 3 or 4 dogs would be MORE helpful than a gun...
@@theguy9208 shepherding dogs mainly keep the livestock together basically any dog isnt going to win a fight with a wolf let alone a pack of them and yes dogs have been "nerfed" there so ridiculously inbred now a days that they develop numerous health issues and have been mostly bred for companion ship and not working
@@deadeye4256 I know exactly what video you're talking about, there's absolutely no way. Look up the video of people shooting a .50 cal into the spaces of a house of cards. Doesn't even knock em over.
It's a myth that any non explosive round can kill without making contact with the target. Those rounds are powerful as hell and will wreck pretty much anything they contact.
@@electricelf-music Those videos are 100% fake dumb dumb. Demolition Ranch shot a .50 BMG through a house of cards and none of them moved. A bullets entire design is based around transferring minimal energy to the air around it to be more aerodynamic in flight. Use your brain before embarrassing yourself again.
@@electricelf-music "50cal can miss and still do damage?! - 1shotTV" he shoots it next to ballistic gel and it didn't leave a mark. I'm not sure what exactly happened to those deer but if I could look over one of the carcasses I could find the impact. Deer have tough heads. You can dispatch a deer with a 357 at point blank and you might struggle to find an impact or exit depending on where on the the head it's shot and what bullet your using. With lots of visible damage I can 100% promise that deer was hit but since deer have small heads that are more bone and skin then water and mush there's not much room to dump energy and energy dumps best in mushy wet things so the big ol' bullet keeps trucking leaving a lot of damage but might almost look like the bullet wasn't there.
@@notaheretic6675 that has been some cases of the death but the sniper rifle has also been shown to be able to rip someones skin off from about half a meter away
My life has been a complete and total misery ever since Bigfoot stole my precious girlfriend in the middle of the night. 😒 He even took all her clothes and the T.V. 😔
The kinetic force stuff is one of the biggest myths ever in firearms btw. You wouldn't even feel anything if one even almost touched you, unless it was actually a hit. Well, you would be fucking scared shitless because you heard a 50 BMG zipping right by your ear and smashing against the wall behind you, but that's about all. Banger video nonetheless.
@@willychonkers9360 Uh huh? It's still going to disrupt the air and push it out of its path, even a football or baseball for example will do this. I'm sure you heard of a fan in your life.
That intro was pure class "big man", in fact after your video I will watch TF2's meet the sniper again. As for anti material rifles, when the Yanks decided the Barratt .50 was not hard enough they turned to British Arms International to produce the AS50. A semi auto, .50 calibre compensating sniper rifle firing high explosive, armour piercing incendiary rounds.
May God bless these kind of people who stand for their country and help the innocent , we may have different cultures but we can all recognize evil that needs to be dealt with for the good of humanity...
Please consider doing a Mad Lads on legendary Japanese Car tuner "Smokey Nagata". He has one hell of a life story especially for those who love their tuner cars. He was one of the men who paved the way for the modern tuning culture on JDM builds today!
Drawing his final breath as the war was drawing to a close. Perhaps a sign that his services would no longer be necessary, and that he could Rest in Peace.
Another great Sniping mad lad: Carlos Hathcock, he was a Vietnam era sniper he was nicknamed “White Feather” by the Viet Kong and had a bounty of $30,000 usd on his head (average bounty for a sniper was $8-$2,000 usd) had many legendary kills including shooting the Apache a despicable female Viet Kong sniper and famously did the shot everyone tries to do in Sniper Elite, shoot down the scope of an enemy sniper.
@@jimmyrustler8983 There is no official record book for that so it's just a legend. He was good, but the stories about him are very unlikely to all be true.
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Part of what made him such an effective warrior was his preference for an anti-material rifle. In a battlefield, most things will be made out of materials.
*laughs in anti-matter Jihadis'*
Yes
'Most' things lol
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Yes. It just means military equipment, in this context.
Norm Macdonald making gun jokes from the grave, huh?
Him dying right as the war was ending seems like the kind of biblical "your work is now done, now come to me my child" you would expect from a true legend.
No, it really isn't the same thing.
Have you heard anything from the middle east recently? Does it sound like these moongod worshippers will ever stop buying into everything the bankers sell them?
So you believe that the Shia set of Islam is the true religion? Personally I don't believe in fairytales but fair enough 😂😂😂😂
Obviously Inshallah!
Why not join me in prayer, brother and find solace in the grace of our lord?
No but seriously: I'm Lutheran, and I highly respect all religions, as well as all non-religious world-views.
What matters is that you find something to believe in, that speaks to you, my friend.
Don't let yourself be excluded from seeing a cool story unfold. The holy-texts are nice collections of songs, poems, myths, legends and debates, that are worth reading regardless of anyones personal belief in them.
Anyways, have a wonderful day, friend!
Gods blessed peace be upon you!
@@moobles2998 Well damn, a Christian person who isn't demeaning or demonizing someone or others. You are a rare breed. Keep it up. May God cherish you closely, and may you overcome the challenges of life.
@@privaterose5021 Haha, thank you friend!
I don't think we're as rare as the internet will have us to be, we're just very rare *on the internet*. It's also just very rare that religion is brought up in a context like this, where it's not about the religion itself, but rather the cool religious themes that unfold in a story. As such my religion was only relevant to bring up as a response.
The largest mouths often belong to the narrowest minds, unfortunately.
I apologize deeply for my brothers and sisters who are blinded by hate, I hope for all our sakes that that hate never manifests itself ouside of their words, and that even their words turn to love in the end.
Thank you for your blessing, and may you yourself find your way through these trials of life!
Though we may never see or hear eachother again, know that my blessing for you will not fade with time.
May God bless you with peace and a prosperous life.
Imagine being so much of a Chad that if you miss a shot, you believe it could’ve only been Gods intervention
The Lord helpeth aim when He so pleases
That's like the reverse of the common video game argument 'if they kill me, they must be cheating, because I'm supposed to live'.
Inshallah
This is actually an Islamic belief. There's a passage in Quran that people recite before shooting. The passage basically means if your arrow lands, it was because allah deemed it so.
Ishallah bröther
384 headshots, not total kills but just his headshot count, WITH AN ANTI-MATERIEL RIFLE. Legend through-and-through.
that's crazy, I wonder if he intentionally aimed for the head so that his enemies didn't have to suffer for a few seconds/minutes before dying
One day in 2016 he managed to take 21 Isis terrorists ... it only took him 3~4 hours to clear out the hole village I saw it with my own eyes I remember him saying go there it's safe now I took out the last two runners ...R.I.P abu_tahsen
@@Michael-mn4ef getting hit with a 50 bmg just about anywhere leads to a lack of suffering.
@@Hoby_01 That's incredible mashaAllah. Where do you live? I can only imagine with how much love the local people would treat a man like that.
@@fahadus I live in Baghdad/Iraq .. I can't describe how much we do .... this man is a hero to all soldiers, officers and civilians he protected people from Isis snipers and and soldiers from bomb car attacks .... we won't forget him as long as we live.
"Beware old men in a profession where most die young"
Chills down my fucking spine.
For reals
Same bro same
Spoke to an SAS WWII veteran many years back and he ended our long conversation with the comment
"best years of my life...killing Germans"
Similar feel ...
It is why Spartans had massive respect for the old. They figured to survive long enough to get old you had to be pretty badass in some way or another
@@fuzielectron5172 I once spoke to a very elderly Ghurka who fought in Malaya in WW2, who had that energy about him.
-Bird "tells" him where his enemy is
-Is an old guy in a profession where most die young
-is a sniper
-fooled another sniper by playing dead
This guy is almost the real life version of The End
Bro what was big boss doing helping the last terrorist stronghold
War... Has changed.
He actually even looks like him. Stocky build, shaved head, large but maintained beard. Kojambles predicts the future once more :^)
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@James Harden's free throw attempts Cope.
Thank you for over 100 mad lads, we've seen Heros and Villans on this show, hope to see 100 more.
@@Willam_J shit I was hoping several of us would become madlads! 😆
@@Willam_J bro that’s the dream
I've downloaded 98 Mad Lads...you're telling me I'm missing several? ...Oh ffs.
This is what they fail to realize.
Villains can only exist if heroes are ready to kill them.
One of the things I love about this series is that being a Mad Lad isn't about being a "good guy" or a "bad guy". It's not a moral judgment. All it takes is to just be the most extreme version of whatever you are.
The fact that he shoots that rifle with those big ass ears and no ear protection at all is probably the craziest part of this whole story to me.
As an owner of a 50 bmg rifle, I can assure you they are unbelievably loud and sound more like an explosion than a gunshot. That dude must've been deaf as shit
As sad as it is that he’s gone, it seems almost poetic that his death was at the end of a war. Let’s be real, he loved combat so much, and had he survived the war I’m sure he would have gone on to find another.
The Frank Castle problem, if war is such a big part of you, youbwill wait for it to be unleashed again
"And them that take the sword would perish by the sword"
Like Lauri Torni
"It's a great fear of ours: If you took the war out of us, would there be anything left?"
He would be in the Ukraine fighting now I'd he still lived.
That TF2 Reference was delivered Perfectly, Props to you Lad!
Glad someone caught it
He’s a professional. He has standards
The sentry gun?
He should do the Demo Man too. Jus not in costume.
For obvious reasons.
@@ChicoTooCold you mean with the costume but without the skin color 😅
***see edit at the end***These lone warriors in the Middle East are absolute fucking legends. We Had an Afghan soldier who was a Sgt. Who couldn’t climb higher because he could t read or write. He was the terror of the Taliban and other corrupt Afghan officials I clsuig police and other soldiers. He went to the Mushan Bazaar, found the 3 Afghan Policemen and beat the dog shit out of them, because they had beat an old man pretty badly. He drug those men back to our patrol base and was asking permission to execute them. Not sure what ever happened to them but I don’t think he got to kill them. He came with us on patrols and was as skilled, professional and dependable as any of our soldiers. I can’t remember his name for the life of me but I hope he’s still alive and fucking up those who prey on the innocent. ****Edit*** His name was Tahir (or something similar), and his nickname was Taz or Tazzy. He was in his early to mid 30’s over a decade ago. None of our guys seem to know anything else about him or if he is alive. We were never super close with the Afghans, but their Recce/Commando unit we worked with was pretty legit. They were a wild bunch of dudes who were not the typical ANA. Tahir was always working out, or cleaning his weapons, my guess is he was trained early on the war by US special forces and as a young man and he adopted their routines and way of life. That stuck with him and helped him be, in my opinion one of the baddest afghan soldiers ever.
Anyone who’s never been there doesn’t get to see that Afghans don’t usually have a national identity. They are a tribal culture and they don’t see them selves as Afghani. They mostly identify with their tribes. So asking an Afghan to go fight for their country is like asking an American to go fight for The king. It’s an alien concept to most. We dealt mostly with the Pashtun people. This mentality may also be common In Other countries but as I was only in Afghanistan I can only speak to what I saw. I’m sure someone who knows more about middle eastern cultures could expand on this more. Thanks to everyone who was I retested in “Tahir’s” fate. If anything, It was an excuse to hit up some of my brothers I haven’t talked to in ages. I hope that if he is out there still he’s fucking up Taliban. If he’s dead, then I hope he died in combat and that he died well. I don’t think he would have ever surrendered, he’d have dropped his weapon and started throwing fists until they killed him. ****
Afghans are excellent fighters
@@aspockworkorange when they want too.
@@hawkevick9184 true. But historically they’ve always been praised as great fighters by those they fought.
@@GuineaPigEveryday too bad they spend most of the time fighting each other, so long as some big imperial juggernaut isn't knocking at their door.
@@InnerDness Well, that's how you get good at fighting.
Funny how people quickly forget who is deemed a terrorist the second your gov goes from fighting someone to supplying them
Classic gov stuff 😂
he wasnt though , he is a respectable soldier. when iraq fell he retired and didnt take up arms against american occupation but he did when isis started massacring whole towns . the PMU was never terrorist , its literally a popular mobilization army and under command of suleimani who was the strategist behind defeat of isis but when usa killed him they claimed that he was a terrorist somehow over a tiny incident. but now years after we can all see the clear image and that it was just a first in a long serie of assassinations to weaken iran
*_"One time, Al-Salhi was actually helped by a bird."_*
Al-Salhi is The End confirmed.
I though so too, he even looks like him.
lmao can you imagine if the end used a .50BMG anti materiel rifle instead of the mosin nagant with tranq darts
Good thing that I wasn’t the only one who thought of The End when Count mentioned the bird
except I have a feeling that al-Salhi could easily last 3 weeks in a 1v1 and be the one who lives
More like, The End was inspired by Al-Salhi
Greetings Mr. Dank. If you’d ever find yourself in Texas with a desire to shoot sniper rifles out to long distances, we’d be happy to have you on our range.
Excellent video as usual!
Ain’t no way
So happy to see that my subscriptions are now starting to talk to eachother.....I love @9 hole reviews
Ha funny crossover
Do it dank
@@cxllintxlly5704 lol yeah he's a convicted Nazi sympathizer
Im glad to see this dude. Saw this dude faintly in news articles and he was feared as that old guy with a damn 50 CAL SNIPER hitting Isis members from god knows how far
Do you mean Sgt Kremer? He hit someone from about 2.2kms away or so..... The bullet took about 10seconds from firing to hitting the target...
I actually wanted to comment about this, if snipers usually "hunt" with 50s? saw him with one one his wiki
@@michaelmoline7058 50 cal is more to take vehicles
@@orestmarkheva7325 thats what it was originally designed for but 50 BMG is becoming more and more popular against foot soldiers by national in the past decade or so
he didnt use a 50 cal
Man went full "Allah decides which ones get an appointment with Him. I just handle the agenda"
"God wants to meet you. I'm the choffer."
"YOU CANT DECIDE PEOPLES FATE"
"I don't; I merely set up appointments"
For anyone who wondering how badass the title of " The Sheikh of Snipers " is , it's the equivalent of " The Cardinal / The Pope of Snipers "
"The Sniper Priest/Saint" is more fitting i think
Kinda like "sultans of swing"!
@@sJs78 That was a bit dire but straight to the point.
We know what a sheikh is. We have the internet too lol
eh, you're technically right BUT: "Sheikh" has multiple meanings, the first is the religious one you mentioned and the second means "Leader" or "chieftan" or even "king" even though there's another word for it in Arabic.
a current living example is the current leader of Qatar: *Sheikh* Tamim bin Hamad AL-Thani
edit: apparently cardinal means somthing of a leader, i am the stupid.
Carlos Hathcock was the most feared sniper from the Vietnam Era.
He finished with 93 "confirmed" kills, though his real number is most likely in the 300-500 range.
When he would go out hunting he would put a white feather in his helmet, and earned the nickname 'Long Trang'.
Edit: also the last military man to win the Wimbledon Cup, the highest honor in precision shooting.
I would love to see Dank cover "the white feather"!! The man was a legend in his time, and even now.
I used to work with this dude Santos -- who had been a Salvadorian Recon Marine -- and he'd tell me stories about going hunting...
Dude had a really inspirational story, went through every type of hell to come to America with his little brother Manny.
Peace and love Santos!
Carlos' longest kill was with an M2 browning machine gun, at about a mile
Rah Yut kill
why was he the last? there is no way no marksmen from any military has attempted to earn the trophy after
Woah, I was in his funeral. He's a legend.
Bit surprised to see him in here.
Btw his weapon is called "the boogyman" or "Al-Tantel" because it doesn't only produce fear in the souls of everyone who hears it... But the sheer skill required to master... Hell even seeing that beast is enough to shake you to the very core.
Bruh fr?
@@felixgallardo4071 well what do you expect from an anti material rifle? Better yet someone who mastered that weapon and pops some jihadis melons with it as a hobby, I'm glad he was on the right side.
TBH, I would name my rifle as the boogeyman too if I was a top-tier sniper.
And yeah, anti-materiel rifles are beastly.
Al-Tantel is pretty much a battleship's armament ripped from its mounting Halo-style
If you hear it you are not the target.
What a sweet man. Clearing the obstruction from the date palm for the bird. That was nice of him.
He even cured that poor woman's headache.
Long may live Count McCullach, 69th heir to the british throne, supreme court justice and lord of Buttfuckingham.
Buttfuckingham? Sounds pretty familiar…
This man is an international hero. He fought for what was right and destroyed metric fucktons of evil
Especially during invasion of Kuwait. Am I right?)
P.S. Killer is still a killer
@@zadovrus1624 bro is defending ISIS
@@zadovrus1624 yeah but in a world full of killers I'd rather sit next to the one killing for good
@@zadovrus1624 We dont like terror and dictator supporters. So what are you?
@@VulcanM61 What is terror to you? Cause I don't support neither
The large caliber bullet missing and still killing you is folklore. It's an aerodynamic projectile. In order for it to have that kind of effect, it'd have to be very much not aerodynamic. You're shooting a 1/2 to 7/10 inch bullet at someone, not a brick wall. Considering men during WW2 and more recent conflicts have had 75mm and larger munitions fly right past them without incident, a large caliber sniper rifle/anti material rifle will be the same.
Demo Ranch even tested this with a ballistic dummy. Turns out you can hole punch their ear lobe with a .50 and it won't transfer any of that energy into the target, you have to hit something with more mass.
To be fair: Dank did say "allegedly,"
@@UnprofessionalProfessor he did. I wasn't necessarily speaking to him, just anyone who may still believe that little slice of fuddlore.
@@herrgodfrey9563 Yes; thank you for doing so, by the way.
@@UnprofessionalProfessor tbh, I was worried I was coming across as a know-it-all asshole. That wasn't my intention, at all. I just believe there's a lot of bullshit floating around about firearms, especially from the media, and I want to do my best to beat back against that.
His story could easily be an amazing sniper movie, but Hollywood will never make such a movie.
True.
@@mesajongte Well I mean they made American Sniper... based on a man who lied about his medals, lied about sniping people from the Superdome during Katrina, lied about a bar fight with Jesse Ventura, and lied about what Jesse had supposedly said. Hollywood loves liars and makes movies based on lies all the time.
They'll still find a way to make him the bad guy and americans somewhere are good guys
they have portrayed arabs and middle eastern as terrorist since the sixties
They would but he'd be a gay tranny gender fluid woman of color.
just so you know, you cant be killed from the kinetic force of a bullet passing by you. Force doesnt transfer through the air that way. This is a common myth about 50BMG and other antimaterial rounds
So, I'm not sure about bullets but pressure waves are for sure the deadly part of explosions. So force does transfer through the air like that.
This is also why loud noises can rupture your eardrums.
@@deadeye4256 Check out DemolitionRanch's video 50 cal vs head, they test this, it is not lethal, he literally shot a ballistic dummy labs head's earlobe off and the rest of the head didn't even move. As for shockwaves, your ear will probably ring if the supersonic bullet flies past you, basically a whip being cracked next to your head type thing.
But if the bullet only grazes a bone, you're fucked, they just nicked the dummy's cheekbone and subsequently blew it apart.
@@deadeye4256 that's literally bullshit the deer was shot in the head. Stop spreading fuddlore.
@@L337N1NJ4L1NK The energy output from a 50BMG round isn't nearly great enough to kill something without directly hitting it, it's the energy of the bullet striking the target that does the work. Bullets are pretty aerodynamic, they aren't gonna be moving that much air around them to kill things that are simply too close to them.
@@deadeye4256 Except it's fake, since plenty of people hunt with 50 bmg on yt, and yet he's the only one who got that... weird
Not a sad ending at all. He died a warriors death, not all of us are so lucky. A man like that should truly be honored.
He lived & died as a murderer, like so many islamic cultists.
@@GoAwayNow-iz3duyeah he killed isis. Do you like them or something?
@@GoAwayNow-iz3duISIS supporter detected
@@GoAwayNow-iz3duIn war,if you kill a soldier you are not a murderer, Civilians? Then your a war criminal
@@GoAwayNow-iz3duWhen you have zero IQ you end up making comments like this people
Sniper grandad out there rockin' the casbah. Imagine being so effective that your first words are "prayers to his family".
If you think he is sending prayers to the family of the guy he killed, that not it pal.
he is sending prayers to our prophet and his family which is a common thing here in Iraq
@@muaamalal-aboody4046 cool
@@muaamalal-aboody4046 could you guys make a second coming of old mate Mo happen please.. I've got a few words for that karnt.
Sharif don't like it...
He is saying prayer to prophet muhamed family
Muhamed is the most important man for muslims
Muhamed . Jesus . Noah . Abraham . moses
Are the most important men in islam
I think its the same for Christians except muhamed
I don't see how he could be so stealthy, when he carried around Giant balls of steel!
Simply. If a normal guy meets a gigachad, they instinctively avert their eyes, so going undetected was rather easy for him.
Don't leave comments anymore
Based off of military service experience and some hunting. The 50bmg will not kill anything if it doesn't touch it. Mythbusters shot through a house of cards none fell when the bullet passed.
Pretty sure I saw a video of a deer's brains being pulled out of it's ear via a 50bmg shockwave
Was gonna say this. You gotta hit your target
itsn that every bullet thats isnt Poximity fused HE
@@The_Ballo A 120mm Heat shell won't even do that, much less an infantry cartridge. Trust me, I have seen crazy ass tankers get tempted by a deer or two down range.
@@The_Ballo No, that was the round hitting the deer in the head.
There's a video out there of a guy having his earpro blown off his head by a .50 ricochet, he was completely fine.
There is shitload of energy in large caliber bullets, the issue is how much of that energy transitions into the target. Deformation of the bullet helps, also instability of the projectile helps in it transitioning from aerodynamic object into wondermixer insta-pro converting living tissue into pink mist.
Near miss is still a miss though, but being able to hit someone through the thing they are covering behind is absolutely a bonus.
They sound terrifying when they tumble through the air after a ricochet, too.
@@jimmyrustler8983 Sniper rounds rarely do, they disintegrate if they hit something hard enough unless at a very shallow angle. I've never had a round ricochet when I was a sniper, the amount of speed and oomph in a round is so high that it's very rare.
@@noth606 I've had some funky steel cored .308 pull that shit on me whilst firing at a dirt backstop with some big hidden rocks. Luckily they found somewhere safe to lodge themselves.
Made me flinch though.
pretty sure i had heard in a documentary that the air around the bullet is so hot a miss can still severely burn a target though.
@@alextaitt5604 I'm sure shrapnel and debris can have enough velocity to kill. Even British longbows can send splinters off of plate mail that can stab and kill someone. 50 bmg rounds surely do the same.
Reminds me of legendary sniper Samuyil al-Hydi. A man that was simply put into a self-defense situation and had to do what he had to do.
Yeah and also Samael al Hydenkov, a Chechen soldier that took out atleast 200 Russian soldier in the first Chechen war
Y’all really not gonna mention US Marine Hyde Sr. The man who taught Chris Kyle how to shoot kids?
Bruh...you got me.
dont forget about the Finnish sniper Samul Haijde who fought and killed over 189 soviet soldiers singlehandedly
Reminds me of Samereru Haidu, a Japanese samurai that killed hundreds and fathered thousands in the Edo period.
The kinetic force from large caliber whizzing pass actually killing you is a myth
Yeah it is, it can blow a bit of air in your face so thats scary
Nice of him to at least specify that it's "alleged" instead of stating it as fact.
This guy is like the guts of snipers. He basically has the dragonslayer of sniper rifles
It was much too big to be called a sniper rifle, too rough, to heavy….
It's easier to kill with a heavy bullet that travels for longer distances. A sniper rifle rests
It's HARDER to swing a sword that is bigger. A sword needs to carried and swung
Notice the difference in skill and power?...
Nah, honestly, that's all this comment section is. Anime cancer and vidya. That's all you people have, isn't it?
Laughs in 20mm anzio
@@joebeast15 indeed, it was like a hunk of raw iron
A testament to how a single individual can make a difference. Rest In Peace brother.
Him saying "I don't feel a thing" when asked that question reminds me of a Polish Mercenary who was asked the same thing and said "I wouldn't know, I've only ever killed communists". Which makes me think he also deserves a madlads video. His name was Rafał Gan-Ganowicz I believe
There was this one sniper, I'm affriad I don't remember the name, but when asked what he felt killing someone he replied "recoil"
The Israeli fighter pilot and Chief Of Staff Dan Halutz was asked once: what does a pilot feel when he drops munition on densely populated city?
To which he replied:
"A bump on the wing"
That guy was finnish
@@raam1666I think you are thinking of Lauri Törni the soldier of three armies. Because the guy I mentioned was Polish, you can look him up if you want
@@criativcarft that was the Finnish sniper Samo Hayha or somethin similar, he was known as the White Death in WW2, and he sniped many Russian soldiers in defense of Finland. He used the iron sights on his rifle to prevent the scope glare, and only stopped because a Russian sniper shot him in the mouth with an incendiary round, he survived though.
I am from the same area as him, and I know his children, and I have constant contact with his son. He is a true hero and a great sniper, and everything mentioned in this video is correct and a little about the life and adventures of this great sniper , thanks
I hope you’re still living there.
Abu Tahsin was and still a hero to all Iraqis, myself included.
Thanks for showing the world our heros 👍🏻🔥
Any man who picks up a weapon and fights with honour for his beliefs is a hero I may have served on the other side of a war from this man once but that does nothing to diminish my respect for him.
@@ianjardine7324 same here…
@@ianjardine7324 Agreed. I met an Iraqi hero myself once. His name was Wilam Mohamed. He was Iraqi special forces during desert storm. He moved to Fayettville, Ga after that was over. Then went back to Iraq during OIF and that’s when I met him. A true bad ass.
@محمد ابو علي العصائبي The one I met was still serving the Iraqi army and still protecting his people. Yes he did move his family to the US but his heart was still with his country.
You know the story will be good when it starts with "he was trained by russians in a bielorussian sniper school".....And the amount of badassery did not dissapoint. I'm picturing Abu saying "Beware of old men in a profession where most die young", guitar lick, sunshades on, he starts the Harley-Davidson and rides to the sunset.
You know what's crazy, the Scottish government and mainstream media tried to destroy your life and make you disappear. And the result of their efforts was providing you the audience to create this awesome RUclips channel! Hahahaha I love it. That's how I discovered you.
cringe
Ultra cringe
Dik rydurrr
"This is cringe bro! I'm gonna go comment on posts from blue haired lesbians! Maybe they'll give me head!!"
He broke a law in the place he lives. He dealt with the consequences of doing so. Whether you, he, or I agree or disagree with the laws of Scotland is irrelevant.
He wasn't singled out, and you shouldn't worship him.
As a soldier in Basic Training waaaaay back in 1990, we were trained to use 50 cal weapons only at equipment & vehicles, but our Drill Sergeants informed us that kevlar helmets & canteens do count as "equipment".
I've always had a special respect for snipers. One of the few stories about my great grandfather I know was during WWII. He was just under the age limit to be drafted and ended up in boot camp in Florida, among the oldest at camp. He grew up dirt poor in the country having to hunt his food to feed the family, and he was a absolute crack shot with a rifle because of it. The base where he went to training held a base-wide sniping competition, with something like 3 days leave as a prize, and my great grandfather beat everyone on the base.
Sadly, he fell off a duece-and-a-half truck trying to help get it unstuck from mud, landed on his shoulder and shattered it. He never fully recovered and spent the rest of the war helping to train new recruits.
Edit: It is a wide misconception that anti-material rounds can kill by simply passing near someone. This just isn't true, I think it was Demolition Ranch who did a test with a ballistic dummy proving so.
If a 50 cal round passes by a humans head, the pressure wave most definitely will kill someone. There are videos of it happening to deer and humans alike.
How did this debate start?
It is the literal pressure wave from a massive round traveling at hypersonic speeds. The push out and subsequent collapse of the air pressure around d that round will be enough to kill someone. It might have to pass quite close, but a .308 will not do that.
Yeah I hate it when people fire anti-material rounds near my head
It really depends how closely it misses. With a bullet about a half inch in diameter, it's displacing its cross-section of air. A miss closer than a quarter inch will still kill you, any more of a deviation and it'll become less lethal. Obviously you can't miss by a foot and still kill, but it also depends on where the target is. Like if you are shooting an AM rifle at a truck, you don't have to hit anyone, just penetrate the cab and the shrapnel generated inside it will take care of most of the occupants.
Edit: I don't know what I'm talking about, see below for a better explanation. But I still think if you hit a vehicle's cab the internal shrapnel could do a lot of damage even if you don't hit an occupant directly.
RIP Al-Salhi. Go easy you absolute badass, womanizing warrior.
Amen 🙏
you can't womanize an Object
@@damianmorningstar3150 It is said Al-Salhi named his weapon "The Bad Bitch" 🤷
@@paparoach007 Most men name there cars or boats with female names, so do most females. Those along with a rifle are things most people treasure the most, so its more a case of idolising and protecting that which you love.... Now, go away......
🤦♂️
The 'concussion kill' is a myth.
A fun myth...
...but a myth nonetheless
That just makes the 380 headshots even more legendary 🏴☠️👑
More like headexplosions
there is a video of a bmg50 passing a deers head and killing the deer
@@deadeye4256 source: trust me bro
@@coolguyinc.1555 bro its literally on youtube. "Unbelievable .50 BMG Whitetail Deer Hunt at Legends Ranch"
Not only do I respect his love for his job, his amazing marksmanship, but his will to lay down a LEGACY.
Imagine being such a good shot that missing is considered divine intervention
7:40 This is actually a myth, and 100% false. Demolition Ranch demonstrated this by shooting one through the gaps in a house of cards, and the cards weren't even slightly jostled.
makes sense, the point of a bullet is to travel through the air with minimal resistance. if it really had the effect the myth described, it has to be a weirdly shaped short range bullet and definitely not something a sniper would use
"Beware of old men in a profession when most die young."
So THATS where that quote is from.
This man is exceedingly based.
No, it predates him by decades.
Yeah that quote has been around for a very long time.
@@JCTheSniper15 about as long as there have been professional killers.
I think already Marcus Aurelius mentions a similar thought in his works. Pretty sure you might find an even older reference if you dig enough 😁
@@jameswells554 haha yup. I did that job for a while. It does wear you down. If you can keep up with the young people unto your 30s or 40s you're already old.
"Beware of old men in a profession where men die young"... classic
Near misses will NEVER kill you. I mean one of the core points of a bullet's shape is to disturb the air as little as possible.
Yeah that bit of the video bugged me
Yeah maybe a tank round going past you could cause injury but not a 50bmg
There’s a video of a guy near missing a deer with a .50 BMG and it killed the thing
Edit: I was wrong. See @getbaitedmatey for context
@@doublepiedavid8908 in that video he actually shot the deer through the eye, the entry was just really small
@@doublepiedavid8908 yeah and there are videos of people shooting a barett near a castle of cards and it didn't even flip any card. Bullets don't travel far if they destroy everything around them as if they hit a fucking wall. They zip trough the air and targets, that's their goal
"Beware of old men in a profession where most die young" that's like something straight out of a movie.
damn
They say his final shot never fragmented in the enemy and still rips through the air around Iraq, searching for a target as worthy as he was to his enemies.
Muslim warriors are very honorable men sometimes. "As God wills it" to their last breath, and "Praise be to God" with every accomplishment. Truly fearless and honorable men. Savage when on the hunt for their enemies, even when it was us. I admire(d) their courage and devotion to their god. People who believed living was about bringing honor, rather than clout.
Agreed
As a muslim I truly appreciate this comment..and by all means I also truly understand the fact that those admirations can sometimes feel a lil wrong considering the destructions and terror this “warriors” are bringing.
We have this saying here , “the intention does not justify the means” . With that being said, I just wanna say that whatever act of terrorism you saw around you, be it through media or your own personal encounters, if by any means seems out of place, inhuman, too extreme, and not done for justice (self defence, defending own land from harasser, etc) those are in no way shape or form projecting true Islam. They may claim their intention is for this and that, but what they are doing is against the teaching of our Prophet PBUH, let alone done in the name of God Almighty.
We Muslim are peaceful believers. We try our best not to cause anything that might cause others to feel uneasy with us. We are told to respect other people’s religion and believes, and to always be patient and try solving any issues peacefully.
until we reach our limits where our belief are being taunted, our ladies are being abused, our land are being taken. Not until then will we only told to fight in the name of GOD, and wallahi, if Allah wants it to be, it will be.
Sorry for the long comment. I am really touch by your comment and I feel the need to just put this statement out there. Have a nice day my friend. ☺️
theres only a handful of muslim warriors as courage in the ummah is lost.
Most them lived in the past like Salahdin and Khalid ibn walid.
A warrior is someone with great achievements and competence all while being a man of honor, not someone who blows himself up.
@@dmang5818 all of those who you have listed are criminals who killed shia, stop the bs.
@@tobythethird5694 When Khalid ibn Waleed died there was no Shia/Sunni. All that drama happened 10 years later.
Abu Tahsin al-Salhi is a legend. Honor this man for doing what most wouldn't dare.
I think there should be a whole madlads video on the many crazy middle eastern madlads such as abu “TOW” (probably the worlds deadliest ATGM operator) and Jamsheed the RPG god.
AMERICA AMERICA HOLYWOOD HOLYWOOD
Jamsheed was the man!
JAMSHEED!!
The dudes rifle was literally designed to kill buildings. Legend.
Dude, what happened to your building? Um, it got shot. Poor thing died on the spot.
And vehicle engine blocks.
You mean vehicles
@@nateb4543 that too. 😂😂
Tanks.
“Definitely wasn’t firing blanks..” humor level 10 unlocked in a first person straight shooter video.
Dankula doesn't miss.
Just like Al-Salhi.
The fact he had nearly 400 headshots, which is completely unnecessary because he used an anti-material rifle and center of mass would be enough to kill someone is the most lethal flex this world has ever seen.
"Shepherds don't typically need a gun" literally in the same breath spells out why shepherds need guns
Maybe he was talking about shepherds in general, from around the world, not just in Kuwait.
Man the education level drop is becoming so obvious lately!
@@possiblepilotdeviation5791 Shepard a across the world still need to deal with wolves, bears, coyotes and numerous other animals who come to take a bite out of their flock.
@@jameson1239 dogs have been good enough to guard a herd for literally THOUSANDS of years across this entire planet... Did predators get a buff in the last update or did dogs get nerfed? I haven't seen any patch notes...
I see the need for guns if you dont have a literal herd of animals looking out at all times, but i would think 3 or 4 dogs would be MORE helpful than a gun...
@@theguy9208 shepherding dogs mainly keep the livestock together basically any dog isnt going to win a fight with a wolf let alone a pack of them and yes dogs have been "nerfed" there so ridiculously inbred now a days that they develop numerous health issues and have been mostly bred for companion ship and not working
The myth of the kinetic energy killing someone even if you miss is totally untrue BTW lol
@@deadeye4256 I know exactly what video you're talking about, there's absolutely no way. Look up the video of people shooting a .50 cal into the spaces of a house of cards. Doesn't even knock em over.
@@deadeye4256 I don't want to say fake but the wake of the bullet obviously didn't kill it
🤣🤣
@@deadeye4256 maybe another hunter took the shot at the same time as the man filming.
Bird was probably pissed when he accidentally took out half the tree.
"My dates!"
He was accurate enough to take out the enemy, but the bird's eggs were unharmed. Source: Trust me bro
It took me exactly 5 minutes of watching the video to figure out if he was an ISIS hunter or an ISIS hunter
Love your documentaries. Your unbiased style of presentation is great.
The only thing he feels when he snipes someone is the massive recoil of an anti-materiel rifle.
And his balls sway back and forth
This is the sort of person that deserves all the wealth and respect in the world - a true unsung hero
11 children? My man decimates every target.
Love getting new Mad Lad notifications right before my work break. Perfect way to spend 30 minutes before clocking back in
You get 13 min take it or leave it
@@misanthropicservitorofmars2116 gives me time to watch it twice
Met him during my "volunteer work" truly an impressive sniper. And woosh the kick that rifle had.
R/thathappened
and then everyone clapped
What was your rank and paygrade?
I have told the truth and roundly been called a liar.... thus I believe you.
He's not lying guys, he's one of those "comfort men"
It's a myth that any non explosive round can kill without making contact with the target. Those rounds are powerful as hell and will wreck pretty much anything they contact.
me laughs well reloading plutonium into a 50 bmg will see about that😂🤣
@@electricelf-music Those videos are 100% fake dumb dumb. Demolition Ranch shot a .50 BMG through a house of cards and none of them moved. A bullets entire design is based around transferring minimal energy to the air around it to be more aerodynamic in flight. Use your brain before embarrassing yourself again.
@@electricelf-music "50cal can miss and still do damage?! - 1shotTV" he shoots it next to ballistic gel and it didn't leave a mark. I'm not sure what exactly happened to those deer but if I could look over one of the carcasses I could find the impact. Deer have tough heads. You can dispatch a deer with a 357 at point blank and you might struggle to find an impact or exit depending on where on the the head it's shot and what bullet your using. With lots of visible damage I can 100% promise that deer was hit but since deer have small heads that are more bone and skin then water and mush there's not much room to dump energy and energy dumps best in mushy wet things so the big ol' bullet keeps trucking leaving a lot of damage but might almost look like the bullet wasn't there.
@@electricelf-music explain to me how I saw ironman fly through the sky in the avengers. Check mate.
The "killing someone even after missing the shot" thing is a myth
Thats the type of legend you want your enemies to believe. How scary it must have been. Like fuck he doesnt even have to hit me to kill me.
wat? dude the bullets build up heat plasma when they are fired. that is no myth
@@CantHandlePureCrack he obs doesn't k ow what an anti material rifle is 🤣
What about heart attacks
@@notaheretic6675 that has been some cases of the death but the sniper rifle has also been shown to be able to rip someones skin off from about half a meter away
I love mad lads when it's someone I have never heard of. Brilliant thank you dank. ..... what a warrior he was.
My life has been a complete and total misery ever since Bigfoot stole my precious girlfriend in the middle of the night. 😒 He even took all her clothes and the T.V. 😔
Man that sucks. Good luck catching him
He crossed the line taking the TV
Sucks about the tv
Just smear some dirt on a camera lense, he'll show up lol
Google maps never found bigfoot... Or did they?
Darth Vader: "No disintegrations."
Abu Tahsin al-Salhi: "But... hunting is my hobby."
As it turns out, the in-game footage of peoples heads literally exploding from high calibre rifle rounds are accurate.
@@ThePhysicalReaction tbf if u got a 50 call, no point aiming for the head no matter the distance.
You gotta have a detective brain for that bird hint.
Also poor birdie, got scared away and his favorite date tree is FUUUUCKED.
This man deserves a Sabaton song.
Yes, the highest honor one could achieve.
This comment deserves a amon amarth song.
Soon habibi
A successor to the Ghost in the Trenches.
100% we need this sabaton song
The kinetic force stuff is one of the biggest myths ever in firearms btw. You wouldn't even feel anything if one even almost touched you, unless it was actually a hit.
Well, you would be fucking scared shitless because you heard a 50 BMG zipping right by your ear and smashing against the wall behind you, but that's about all.
Banger video nonetheless.
then pray half the bullet doesn't ricochet into the back of your neck
So, you wouldn't feel your pants sagging from a near miss from a .50 BMG?
I'm sure you'd feel the wind coming off it nut it wouldn't hurt you.
@@A_Black_Sheep94 wind ? Bruh a bullet is not a rocket, it's a piece of metal going really fast xD
@@willychonkers9360 Uh huh? It's still going to disrupt the air and push it out of its path, even a football or baseball for example will do this. I'm sure you heard of a fan in your life.
Thanks Dankula your videos are awsome, keep it up :)
Really enjoyed this one. Regardless of the activity theres always a unique feeling that comes with seeing someone do what they were born to
Got a video idea about two WW2 Mad Lads, named Audie Murphy and Lauri Törni. They were both quite the characters
Lauri Törni 100%. Absolute fucking madman and chad.
I was blasting Absolute Mad Lads at work all day today... Get home and there is new one! Your the man Dankula,
Cheers!
So many of these mad lads probably couldn’t be made into movies because their legendary feats would be considered “unrealistic”
Then someone like Chris kyle does which doesnt have even the same or anywhere close to what other snipers have done.
@@dmang5818 Simo Häyhä
It's because they're not a glamorous American superstar
@@phantomaviator1318 Hollywood thought alex murphys story was to unrealistic, the guy that stared in his own movie to hell and back
@@weybye91 Huh, neat.
Abu thank you for making our world that much safer. Much love to you and your family!
Been binging through your old vids and the beginning Mad Lads episodes. Brilliant and entertaining stuff, thanks!
That intro was pure class "big man", in fact after your video I will watch TF2's meet the sniper again. As for anti material rifles, when the Yanks decided the Barratt .50 was not hard enough they turned to British Arms International to produce the AS50. A semi auto, .50 calibre compensating sniper rifle firing high explosive, armour piercing incendiary rounds.
Nobody cares
@@ftniceberg874i care
@@ftniceberg874 i also care
-What did you feel when you shot all those men?
-Recoil.
This man literally defended my family members in the Golan heights. Forever thankful may god be on your side sir
May God bless these kind of people who stand for their country and help the innocent , we may have different cultures but we can all recognize evil that needs to be dealt with for the good of humanity...
“Beware old men in a profession where most die young.” GAWD DAMN
The round used in that rifle, .50 BMG, being able to kill just from the pressure created around the projectile is a myth
Please consider doing a Mad Lads on legendary Japanese Car tuner "Smokey Nagata". He has one hell of a life story especially for those who love their tuner cars. He was one of the men who paved the way for the modern tuning culture on JDM builds today!
He looks like the quiet, dangerous old man in every post apocalyptic piece of media
Anyone else find this video a million times more hilarious because Dank's accent makes "shooting" sound like "shitting"?
Thanks for telling this story, about one of the most badass and based snipers that lived.
The thing about the near miss, being able to kill you , is totally untrue
al-Salhi looking like a MGS boss in the thumbnail
Drawing his final breath as the war was drawing to a close.
Perhaps a sign that his services would no longer be necessary, and that he could Rest in Peace.
Happy to see 100 mad lads and I can't wait to see 100 more
Using a 50 cal sniper to hit humans is like using aimbot in games
not aimbot more like instakill.
@@then00brathalosyeah this makes much more sense than aimbot
@@then00brathaloshe himself was the aim-bot. With so many headshots. Those headshots weren’t necessary but he just flexed with them nonetheless
Imagine head shots from a 50 ... Like a Pollock painting I bet
Hold up, getting near missed by an anti material round won't kill you, that's an urban legend
Another great Sniping mad lad: Carlos Hathcock, he was a Vietnam era sniper he was nicknamed “White Feather” by the Viet Kong and had a bounty of $30,000 usd on his head (average bounty for a sniper was $8-$2,000 usd) had many legendary kills including shooting the Apache a despicable female Viet Kong sniper and famously did the shot everyone tries to do in Sniper Elite, shoot down the scope of an enemy sniper.
He also held the worlds longest distanced kill for quite some time, using an M2 machine gun fitted with a big ass scope.
@@jimmyrustler8983 There is no official record book for that so it's just a legend. He was good, but the stories about him are very unlikely to all be true.
@@noth606 Who is Craig Harrison, then?