Royal Marine Reacts To Training With REAL Russian Operators
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Center T came out to the US, Brandon did not go to Russia.
It's funny, because Brandon said this all right at the beginning of his video...
The SA80 was originally made in the UK but due to quality control and stuff it just wasn't working right until HK made the SA80 and from here on, the quality us much much better and i dont think i havent heard of any issues with the newer ones like the A2 and the A3
I learned a whole lot about it in his reaction to Garand Thumbs SA-80 review. If u haven’t seen it it’s one of the most entertaining and hillarious reactions I’ve seen in a while. Original humans hysterical laughing at the banter and opening theatrical is top tier!
Lee-Enfield were the original designers. I am old enough to remember when it was being developed, but am American. Sad part to me is how precipitous the decline of UK gunsmithing has become, according to Forgotten Weapons, that HK had to come and do all those retrofits.
It's not so much about "being good with the weapon" as much as learning how manuals of arms in the west and what used to be known as combloc are vastly different. For example the "cool high speed way" of running the charging handle on an AK by going underneath with the thumb of the support hand is just not something that used to be done in the west. It is an interesting topic.
No, it was in Fayetteville North Carolina.
Man only true Brandon fans where and how he started. I missed his content in his workshop, showing off his wacky cursed AK
@@Chris09978 I’m right outside of Charlotte, it’s always cool to see people from my neck of the woods do big things
@@WoosterCogburnnYep, same here. Proud to have been born in a state that produces folks like Brandon.
“He looks so young here” and half as swole. He’s definitely bulked up a lot since!
Brandon got swole to become an undefeated pro boxer 😅
When hearing unsafe Russian training one thing comes to mind
They will have team members shoot at each other in the armor plate or shoot at a target next to their buddy's head as a confident drill
Larry Vickers have a video of that
There is some things you can pick up from russian training. Its always good to get trqining from different styles. If you know how they fight you also know how to defeat them.
The SA80 was made by Royal Small Arms Factory, aka, Enfield, aka, The Brits. Heckler & Koch only stepped in to fix the wretched weapon.
Ak47 firing in army always go with 1-2-1 format, because in war u need to use ur ammo with precision n save the ammo at the same time.
Brandon said in beginning of video center T came to the US and training took place in South Carolina
He said it took place in Fayetteville, North Carolina
Some training cadres travel to run courses. Gunsite Academy hosts offsite courses at other facilities. Strategos International has offered courses at the range I am a member of.
SA80 was originally made by Lee-Enfield but because it was so problematic it was given to Heckler & Koch to problem shoot.
Good quality aks now here are pretty expensive the one I got was used and was about $1250
Brandon literally said several times that Center T came to the US. This specific time was in Fayetteville, NC (North Carolina)
At the time, Brandon was in Fayetteville, NC. Today he’s in southern Texas.
What’s crazy is that Brandon is only 28
At 7:42 the muzzle flare is at his wrist?! 😅
AK’s vary in price and quality a lot more than something like an AR. Usually you wanna go import, but some American companies are starting to build decent AK’s now.
People assumed AK's were cheap because they came over here as kits or were made in countries where the dollar was stronger. Before PSA started making AK's the better AK's made in the US were made by Rifle Dynamics, Krebbs, or Tromix. They were pricey. The difference in prices was due to the labor costs vs Eastern European makers. The early cheap AK's made by Century were made of lesser materials and were junk.
Cheap Aks tend to go around $7-800 usd, and are of.. Hit-or-miss quality. You might get one that only lasts a thousand rounds, or one that will last 10/20/30k rounds.
Middling quality Aks are around $8-1,000+ usd.
The AR-15 was invented in California, but I wouldn't scoff at being trained on it by a Norwegian, Israeli, or Canadian who knows what they're doing just because I'm also from California. Hell, the follow-up to the AR-15, the AR-18 was mostly made and used by other countries, like the Japanese, the brits with the SA-80, the Koreans with their Daewoo rifles, the Czechs with the new bren, etc.
Trying to build the AK50 and running for congress took its toll on Brandon😂jk
Sweats in drone
Wasn't that guy's tat an sks?
Cheap semi-auto AKs can be purchased for ~$700 pre-tax if you can find it in your local gun store, although that probably means you're getting a polymer version and not wood furniture. Love the videos and keep up the uploads! Really enjoying your latest content from a different perspective from the average American.
Mate, on training info and firearms purchases, i have a decent amount of experience in this. If you're heading back to the US and seriously are considering jumping into this, i can hook you up. There's a lot of fluff out there to sift through and its easy to get lost or grab trash if you dont know what you are doing.
A good ak starts at about $1000 in the US. WBP, zastava, fb radom, vepr, wasr. All good brands. Most of the good ones are imported. Pioneer arms(made in poland) and PSA are american companies that are ok but dont make long lasting aks yet.
1000 is about average for a decent gun nowadays.
The problem with AKs is more the ammo
@@chugachuga9242 im talking about all guns, around 1000 and you’ll be ight 9/10
@@MisterRoadswell it stands true for AKs. About $850 - $900 is where I’d start.
Oh boy a nicer one can go for much more
In terms of AK, it really depends on the manufacturer. Personally, Zastava makes a decent AK. So does Kalashnikov USA. Those are going to be on the pricier end. But stay away from Century Arms AKs. As they tend to be parts bin rifles, and are not very reliable. I'm looking into getting an AK myself, unfortunately, my guys at my local shop aren't too knowledgeable about them. Cause as they put it "Why do I want to use a Commie rifle" Hope this helps.
Good luck on any Russian coming to the US anytime soon or vice versa.
Those AKs you were looking at were probably cheap century arms examples. If you want a good AK in the US, you're paying $1,500 at least (if you get a KUSA ak 100 series rifle). PSA also makes clones but in truth they're kind of garbage. The guys who want the more correct and well-made stuff usually get Bulgarian or Romanian parts kits or fully assembled rifles. Years ago people used to buy the imported saiga rifles which came from Russia in a sporterized configuration, you could get them cheap back then but now they're almost impossible to get and even if you do they're easily 3 grand up. Same goes for those arsenal ak's from bulgaria. I think the best deal for the money for AKs in the US would be Zastava (m70, m90, m85 etc). Those yugo (serbian specifically) AKs are pretty well made and cost about the same as KUSA products. I think some people even get the Polish NATO AKs chambered in 556, those seem pretty well made also. I have no idea how hard it is to get those but they're probably also very expensive. Klayco47 is another great guntube channel you could react to or watch on your own, he's basically AK jesus. Garand thumb has done several videos on PSA AK 100 series clones like their 103 (7.62×39) and their ak-74 (5.45)
Hey bud !Love the reaction .but you must watch Instructor Zero.
This is before Brandon got on Tren
9:13 I would get a wbp polish ak stay away from American ak’s if possible
Royal Small Arms made the SA80 we got H&K to fix it. H&K would've made it properly to begin with.
Cost of an AK in America depends on who makes it, but for one that is of good quality, prices _start_ at around $600.
If you feel like checking out of life early, you might be able to find an Inter Ordnance made AK for less than $400, but honestly, I would not recommend this.
React to GBRS Group
Yeah we can see the rusisan training resoults in
Ukraine 😏...
Look at how they hold the rifle copying western training i hope they learn
How to fight
😂😂😂
AK shooting technique was developed in the 50s! the world does not revolve around the West and not everything was invented by you!
early
Late
You can have the most elite special forces units in the world, and if they get hit with a missile on the transport... it doesn't really matter does it? From my understanding, VDV and ALFA suffered horrendous losses early on in the war from western weapons, and that led to a heavy reliance on Wagner group. It's also my understanding that their entire NCO component was pretty much obliterated, making training and replacement much more difficult.
More or less, the motivated and competent got unalived, the unmotivated and incompetent deserted so those are left are generally motivated but grossly incompetent.
Calm down, these people aren't active military, they're mostly just chill retired vets who came to America to share with enthusiasts how to AK.
No need to be salty
@@super.somarion take your own advice; just spittin' facts.
@@robertsmith4681The motivated and competent were killed because of incompetence in their leadership. The first wave of Russian VDV paratroopers dropped into Ukraine didn't know they were going to war until they were on the plane.
The Russians don't have competent leaders, they have leaders that are yes men to those even higher than them.
Cheap Aks tend to go around $7-800 usd, and are of.. Hit-or-miss quality. You might get one that only lasts a thousand rounds, or one that will last 10/20/30k rounds.
Middling quality Aks are around $8-1,000+ usd.
You need to react to the fat electrician’s video on Jake mcnasty I promise you will love it
What’s crazy is that Brandon is only 28
the fact that OriginalHuman encourages his viewers to watch the original persons video is awesome. he seems like a genuinely nice awesome funny guy. what more could you want from a top youtuber
If you listen at the beginning Brando says he came over to the US and the course was in the US
He said they came to North Carolina. Where Brandon was before he moved to Texas.
A lot of guns cant even go on safe with the hammer down. But it’s funny, if my AK is empty I actually keep it safety on hammer down lol
You've got it all wrong Luke. This course isn't on how to run the AK. IT'S how to run the AK like they teach in the Russian Military. The big part you aren't paying attention to is how to run it like a Russian would. That way too, you can see where they have the upper hand and where you have the upper hand and how you can counter the opposite.
Don't go to Russia. Bad idea right now. 😕
bad idea, PERIOD!
Many people still go to russia and it's essentially fine as long as you aren't openly being pro ukraine and stay away from things that could be potentially targets in the southwest. Moscow is essentially safe from most attacks.
It's not as dangerous as you'd think. It would be like going to america and being worried that you'd get caught up in a mass shooting. It's really not as possible as you'd think.
They were in Fayetteville North Carolina US doing the training.
Young then 😁 he's not 30 now 😂
7:15 plastic looking wood is just some ak furniture looks like for example Chinese type 56
It is wood just not laminated red colour wood like Russian ones
"Arsenal" brand Bulgarian ak are quite good I remember
I've watched a bunch of your videos and saw you ask what everyone wants to see the most but if you watch the unsub pod cast with guests the narrator and his friend they talk about how posting a lot of different types of content one one channel messes with the algorithm in a bad way and actually can hide your content from viewers. I recommend a channel that is specific to gaming and another for react videos. I love your content and have had to resub twice now. Keep up the good work and I can't wait to see your channel grow!
You can do courses in Poland , with pistol, rifle up to CQB stuff. Look up European Security Academy.
Or in Serbia they have a place that does do AK specific course i think, EBSSA.
I have been going to that place in Poland for the past years, and lately also bringing my own guns to practice with. Its a great place. If you have a group or just by yourself, you can also set up private training from half a day to how long you want.
it is absolutely a gimmick. XrayAlpha and Ben Stoeger are who people need to be watching if they want to be good at shooting. Everyone who claims to be a "tactical shooter" is just trying to hide the fact that they suck at shooting. I think you would enjoy checking out some Trex Arms videos since he uses the principles of shooting taught by two grand master shooters who dont rely on their resume to sell a class.
It is only as we get older and further from the hardships we faced early in life that we develop a fondness for them. Maybe it takes us a while to realize that dealing with those hardships gave us ability to deal with all of lifes more modest problems. Getting wet isn't going to kill you. Carrying a lot of weight isn't going to kill you. Being tired is just part of life. However, carrying 50 lbs. in the rain while you are tired and then some guy starts shooting at you just might actually kill you.
That’s just a new American made handguard, it is wood. They don’t stain them, only seal. Look up Draco’s and century arms Aks. Aks are kinda expensive in the us in comparison to ar’s, mostly because of how much more complicated individual AK parts are to make vs ARs. Like as in you can take a chunk o-steel and finish said part in one setup, where as aks require a forging and then multiple setups
I can see the benefit to this, but it’s not required. Saying you need it is like saying you have to have an American teacher you how to use an AR platform. You don’t need it to use it, but we might know a trick or two due to the amount of mileage on the platform. Regardless, it doesn’t hurt.
If you like archery you should see the videos administrative results has done with dash rendar, they compare the English longbow to the French crossbow as both were used in the hundred year's War
I think you should check out brandon's whiteboard of knowledge videos or another channel called popo medic that makes mini documentary videos about military stuff.
Do they teach you how to dodge a drone? I wonder if this guy is rotting in a Ukrainian wheat field now. Probably not. I expect he's connected. They're still running courses in Russia, but I don't think you'll see them in the US anytime soon.
How to tell someone who doesn't know anything about? They trash talk about it. If you see it in the comments you find the idiot.
I note, with interest, the interpreter was wearing a AKGuy t shirt.
You should touch base with Brandon, learn some of this stuff next time you are in the US. Cheers
The Royal Armories RUclips channel with John Ferguson just dropped a video on the new KS1 y’all in Britain are getting. Just thought I’d mention that to watch.
This is an old video. I don't think under current circumstances this would be allowed.
He literally said it was in North Carolina
I also shot blanks out of an AK playing "Enemy", or as it's called in the US Army, OPFOR. I was a Military Policeman but got tasked out to an MI (Military Intel) Battalion out of Wiesbaden Air Base to play the OPFOR for a group of large FTX's for a month. The reason they asked for us- a 3 man MP team was we still had 151A2 1/4 T Gun Jeeps. A 3 man team has 3 1911A1 .45's, 2 M16A1 rifles w/1 with a M203 Grenade launcher and an M60 machine gun (The old school "pig"). The MI guys only had AK's that were Czech made with Army made blank adapters, and the blanks were Arab.
There are top tier trainers that travel around the US and host training classes at facilities all over the US. Most shooters live within an hour or two drive from a place which offers carbine courses and weapons specific training.
Some of these courses have limited student slots or require prerequisite courses taken before signing up. Some courses are limited to facilities which have the facilities to support them.
Dude you should totally do some classes when you're back stateside. Orion Training Group offer some badass classes. Maybe you could link up with One7Six when they do a free meetup in Vegas.
The SA-80/L-85 series were designed and built by Royal Small Arms Factory in the UK, but upgraded by Heckler and Koch, because both the H&K G36 and the SA-80 are based on the US Armalite AR-18.
Because the Russians have used AK style rifles for decades, and most of their soldiers have only fired AK style rifles, they know all the best tricks and shortcuts to use them better.
It's not about who made the rifle it's about who has proven combat experience with the rifle.
There are crappy rifles that shear bolt lugs and dent trunnions so perhaps it's not an absolute but I know you mean that people put too much emphasis on the equipment
If you actually came back to do something like this, I am sure plenty of us would chip in to get you a proper rifle. We would require it be a British weapon like an SA80, L1A1 (FAL) or Lee-Enfield. LOL, ok maybe an SR-16. Also, any kit you wear has to be in DPM. If you insist we would be ok with a Red coat and white pants. Then I guess you would need somebody to keep your rifle when you go back home.