@@RelliousNeth firstly thanks for the correction secondly I was being sarcastic as it was roughly based off the ak style platform. The ak style platform being a simple rifle unlike the an94. That is how I came to the conclusion that the an49 is as simple as kalashnicov intended (sarcasm) Fixed original comment for spelling
The second cartridge for the "hyper burst" mode doesn't stay with the rest of them in the magazine for that operation. There's a secondary space between the magazine well and the chamber where the second round is held momentarily, so your animation is slightly off in that respect.
The animation is correct indeed: the second round of the hyper-burst is not stripped from the magazine until the first of the two bullets has been fired. As soon as the recoiling assembly start moving back and the bolt extracts the first spent case hafway only then the second bullet is lifted into the elevator, and is ready to be stripped off from here just as the bolt starts moving forward. You don't actually have a cartridge sitting in the elevator while the first one is fired, that's why in full auto you have only the first two rounds fired at 1800 rpm. Check this video (ruclips.net/video/mEWXh3y2hZ0/видео.html), it's a russian made simulation and it confirms it (I has the chance of seeing a deactivated AN94 disassembled and aoperated and I can guarantee the animation in WEAPON DISASSEMBLY is 100% correct.
Bruh second cartridge half way on the ramp is nonsense propagated by ian mccollum. If thats the case, rifle need 2 bolts because one cant be locked while being at the rear most of its travel. And. The first fired case when retracted 50% from chamber cant have a 2nd case in the same hole. Reality is, high rate of fire is accomplished by having a short gas port distance from chamber and 2, muzzle device work like tesla valve increasing pressure. Rifle is over gassed to make 1800 rpm. See fg42 trial rpm report is too fast due to the same mechanic: High pressure gas port. Same can be said for delayed blow back which gas port pressure is basically the peak pressure,like famas which have fast 1200 rpm, no muzzle gas trap needed.
The second cartridge is not in the same hole, if you watched the Russian video. It gets stripped from the magazine at the sake time the first one is extracted from the chamber. The lifter is placed below the barrel axis and can easily house a second cartridge while the first one is still partially in the chamber. High rate of fire is not avhueved with a short distance gas port since the gas tube is not shorter than a regular AK. It's achieved by having two separate recoiling units inside the gun. The barrel and its extension recoils back with the aid of the peculiar muzzle device, in thr meantime the bolt inside the whome assembly reaches its end of travel and goes forward stripping the second cartridge from the elevator chambering and firing it. Was the bolt carrier gors back for the second time it reaxhes its end of travel together with the whole barrel extension and it goes back in position with the recoil spring. It's oretty hard to describe it by writing, but overgassed or not, that's not how the 1800 rpm firing rate is achieved. The second bullet leaves the barrel before the whole barrel assembly has reached the end of the receiver thus preventing recoil from affecting the point of impact of the second round. There is a pulley inside the gun who links bolt carrier and barrel assembly. Really, it's probably the second most complex handheld gun I've ever seen behind the German G11. From an engineering point of view it's incredible but it's far too expensive and was never adopted or issued in great numbers. I think Spetsnaz use the weapon in very limited quantity
@@Phage26 ok its overgassed and have short bolt travel distance, i forgot to mention. Gas pressure can be increase by drilling gasport larger. Pulley make the short bolt travel dist possible by doubling the nominal travel of bolt group. U are correct, it just the secondary rammer dont lock. We basically agree on the principle.
Thanks for making this video. Not allot out there that go trough the various firing modes and trough all the x ray visions more then just once and from different angles. 👍
I love the way the select-fire works. Manipulates the characteristic that allows it to fire twice before the receiver hits the back of the frame, in order to stop it from doing exactly that.
Its a long recoil rifle with a weird double bolt for lack of better description. By having two bolts going in opposite directions, bullets only have to go half the distance for loading and felt recoil is going to be diminished (some). Lower recoil spring keeps the whole thing compact and keeps the barrel from moving off center. Still operates by Over barrel piston.
Now I understand! Thanks for Xray animation! (I thought that's a genial and complex system. But I never tought that during a large blowback, the locking mechanism itself releases twice and works.)
Think of it like this. The gun fires like an AK first, uses the pulley to put a second bullet in position. The barrel moves back and chambers the bullet as it falls back onto the bolt which is moving forward on a spring, which fires the round sending the barrel all the way back. Think of the barrel as the traditional bolt, and the bolt you actuate as its own gun. The bolt actuates twice for every time the barrel makes a full cycle. After the first burst is fired in AH it locks the bolt in place and the barrel does all the work basically
@@dsrocks6905 In terms of sheer complexity, this rifle is the antithesis of the AK-47. I still think it's a cool concept but I can't help but wonder if there's a simpler way to do it. I'm impressed they were able to make this work but damn, it's complicated! It's not exactly what you would call 'army proof.'
@@chasewebb7417 I can agree with that, but as long as it is kept clean I couldn't see it being a bad gun. I mean I could even see it being better for spetznaz operators in stressful environments because of that hyper burst
@@dsrocks6905 Yeah, this seems like the kind of gun Russia would only hand out to their most elite operators. I think I've seen some Spetznaz wielding the AN94 on pics circulating the internet. I've always thought this gun was fascinating but I can see why they use it in limited quantities.
The second round is held in waiting above the magazine a full round length in ahead of the magazine. You can see the real an 94 taken apart on forgotten weapons youtube channel
seriously, the G11 is in another class entirely; #1 being it's a prototype that never even came close to seeing production..... this is way more "conventional" compared to the G11. "inside is ugly" lol... enough said.
Even with 3D animation is hard to understand how this works .. it's so complex
Mil Dot it’s so complex, not even the animator got it right
I am sure kalashnicov (I know I misspelled sorry) loves this. Just so simple like he intended the ak style platform to be
Fixed spelling
@@tristanw7981 bruh an-94 isn't from kalashnikov :v
It was made by nikonov and not Mikail (kalashnikov)
@@RelliousNeth firstly thanks for the correction secondly I was being sarcastic as it was roughly based off the ak style platform. The ak style platform being a simple rifle unlike the an94. That is how I came to the conclusion that the an49 is as simple as kalashnicov intended (sarcasm)
Fixed original comment for spelling
@@tristanw7981 an 94 is in my opinion one of the sickest gun, dude just look at this raifu (waifu but for rifles), like
The second cartridge for the "hyper burst" mode doesn't stay with the rest of them in the magazine for that operation. There's a secondary space between the magazine well and the chamber where the second round is held momentarily, so your animation is slightly off in that respect.
Its not his animation this is an app for your phone. Other than small things like that is a great app
The animation is correct indeed: the second round of the hyper-burst is not stripped from the magazine until the first of the two bullets has been fired. As soon as the recoiling assembly start moving back and the bolt extracts the first spent case hafway only then the second bullet is lifted into the elevator, and is ready to be stripped off from here just as the bolt starts moving forward. You don't actually have a cartridge sitting in the elevator while the first one is fired, that's why in full auto you have only the first two rounds fired at 1800 rpm. Check this video (ruclips.net/video/mEWXh3y2hZ0/видео.html), it's a russian made simulation and it confirms it (I has the chance of seeing a deactivated AN94 disassembled and aoperated and I can guarantee the animation in WEAPON DISASSEMBLY is 100% correct.
Bruh second cartridge half way on the ramp is nonsense propagated by ian mccollum. If thats the case, rifle need 2 bolts because one cant be locked while being at the rear most of its travel. And. The first fired case when retracted 50% from chamber cant have a 2nd case in the same hole. Reality is, high rate of fire is accomplished by having a short gas port distance from chamber and 2, muzzle device work like tesla valve increasing pressure. Rifle is over gassed to make 1800 rpm. See fg42 trial rpm report is too fast due to the same mechanic: High pressure gas port.
Same can be said for delayed blow back which gas port pressure is basically the peak pressure,like famas which have fast 1200 rpm, no muzzle gas trap needed.
The second cartridge is not in the same hole, if you watched the Russian video. It gets stripped from the magazine at the sake time the first one is extracted from the chamber. The lifter is placed below the barrel axis and can easily house a second cartridge while the first one is still partially in the chamber. High rate of fire is not avhueved with a short distance gas port since the gas tube is not shorter than a regular AK. It's achieved by having two separate recoiling units inside the gun. The barrel and its extension recoils back with the aid of the peculiar muzzle device, in thr meantime the bolt inside the whome assembly reaches its end of travel and goes forward stripping the second cartridge from the elevator chambering and firing it. Was the bolt carrier gors back for the second time it reaxhes its end of travel together with the whole barrel extension and it goes back in position with the recoil spring. It's oretty hard to describe it by writing, but overgassed or not, that's not how the 1800 rpm firing rate is achieved. The second bullet leaves the barrel before the whole barrel assembly has reached the end of the receiver thus preventing recoil from affecting the point of impact of the second round. There is a pulley inside the gun who links bolt carrier and barrel assembly. Really, it's probably the second most complex handheld gun I've ever seen behind the German G11. From an engineering point of view it's incredible but it's far too expensive and was never adopted or issued in great numbers. I think Spetsnaz use the weapon in very limited quantity
@@Phage26 ok its overgassed and have short bolt travel distance, i forgot to mention. Gas pressure can be increase by drilling gasport larger. Pulley make the short bolt travel dist possible by doubling the nominal travel of bolt group. U are correct, it just the secondary rammer dont lock. We basically agree on the principle.
"Russian Space Magic"
LOL... @coming here directly after an introduction/"explanation" from Forgotten Weapons
"slav techo-sorcery"
Too bad G. Nikonov cannot see this animation. Rest in peace, mr. Nikonov.
Thanks for making this video.
Not allot out there that go trough the various firing modes and trough all the x ray visions more then just once and from different angles. 👍
i am keep trying to improve my vedio
Just in case, this is from the game World of Guns, in which you can do a lot of things like this with a lot of different guns
AK-47: stone age simplicity
Another gun aesthetically similar to an AK-47, but developed in 1994: space rocket engineering complexity.
I love the way the select-fire works. Manipulates the characteristic that allows it to fire twice before the receiver hits the back of the frame, in order to stop it from doing exactly that.
Its a long recoil rifle with a weird double bolt for lack of better description. By having two bolts going in opposite directions, bullets only have to go half the distance for loading and felt recoil is going to be diminished (some). Lower recoil spring keeps the whole thing compact and keeps the barrel from moving off center. Still operates by Over barrel piston.
Simply amazing, both the technology and the animation. Russians are on a different level, so is your video. Thanx.
im afraid this gun can easily be jam as often as Sasuke running out of chakra
a piece of art!
István Sipos *crap
@@jakep111 You spelled M14 wrong.
Now I understand! Thanks for Xray animation! (I thought that's a genial and complex system. But I never tought that during a large blowback, the locking mechanism itself releases twice and works.)
Even with Gun Jesus Enlightenment or This X-Ray Video, I still don't understand lol
Think of it like this. The gun fires like an AK first, uses the pulley to put a second bullet in position. The barrel moves back and chambers the bullet as it falls back onto the bolt which is moving forward on a spring, which fires the round sending the barrel all the way back. Think of the barrel as the traditional bolt, and the bolt you actuate as its own gun. The bolt actuates twice for every time the barrel makes a full cycle. After the first burst is fired in AH it locks the bolt in place and the barrel does all the work basically
@@dsrocks6905 In terms of sheer complexity, this rifle is the antithesis of the AK-47. I still think it's a cool concept but I can't help but wonder if there's a simpler way to do it. I'm impressed they were able to make this work but damn, it's complicated! It's not exactly what you would call 'army proof.'
@@chasewebb7417 I can agree with that, but as long as it is kept clean I couldn't see it being a bad gun. I mean I could even see it being better for spetznaz operators in stressful environments because of that hyper burst
@@dsrocks6905 Yeah, this seems like the kind of gun Russia would only hand out to their most elite operators. I think I've seen some Spetznaz wielding the AN94 on pics circulating the internet. I've always thought this gun was fascinating but I can see why they use it in limited quantities.
@@chasewebb7417 it's really expensive to build and it's intentionally a unicorn gun
The 2-round burst fires them off so fast you wouldn't even be able to tell in normal speed. It would just sound like semi-automatic.
I always thought it was magic that made the AN shoot so fast !!! ....but no
The second round is held in waiting above the magazine a full round length in ahead of the magazine. You can see the real an 94 taken apart on forgotten weapons youtube channel
It would be better if you also showed us the left side of the assault rifle so we could see the selector switch too.
look the front pipe go vroom
it's so smart !!!
Like running a Honda Civic with a Ferrari engine...
А разве это не тот самый "Абакан" из S.T.L.K.E.R Тень Чернобыля?
Тот самый
Blyatiful
Tried to build a gun like that but I ended building a space ship. Please send help im on my way to the moon
It is a garand
What software/application is this ? I'd love to use it
world of guns
@@karthiksingh2916 thank you!
Not realistic. The second round not preloaded.
This is a misconception, this wouldn't work with semi either, as you'd need another cycle to put the next round on that lifter.
How dies yet know I play MW
Yt*
Lol
Eh I’ll take my ar any day 🇺🇸
1 of the ugliest guns in history. Was kind curious how this atrocity worked tho.
REALDualDesertEagle I think it’s cool
@@masahirosakurai3733 yeah, but the inside is ugly, too complicated, this guns have same fate like g11
@@raisaapriliani2717 exept it is still in service unlike G11
seriously, the G11 is in another class entirely; #1 being it's a prototype that never even came close to seeing production..... this is way more "conventional" compared to the G11.
"inside is ugly" lol... enough said.
Are you kidding? It's beautiful