Royal Marine Reacts To Is the AK-50 Any Good? Brandon Herrera’s Monster
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You just HAVE to watch brandon herrera's reveal video of the AK-50. It goes trough the entire story of the production and all of that stuff.
"Made by autism" ....
Agreed! honestly you shoulda watched it first @OriginalHuman ;)
Definitely. Watch the original too. They have some great slow mo footage of the barrel wiggle haha
Brandon is licensed to manufacture guns and sell. It took 8 years to make the AK-50. It's considered to be more of an anti-material rifle.
To manufacturer and sell*. Anyone in America can make firearms for personal use
@@Ryaalu I know, just adding onto your first sentence. He does (or at least used to) sell more common AKs though
@tybick12 I understand I had a blind spot with him and the gun being sold or not. I'm still not sure, but it seems like it can be bought for $7,000. I'll edit the comment to minimize the confusion or misinformation.
@@tybick12 unless they live in one of the states that has banned "gHoSt GuNs" as the politicians like to call them
@@Ryaaluthey don’t have a price yet but he’s making stamping forms there going to be selling those guns stamping is cheap per part but extremely expensive for the custom tooling I don’t remember witch ak50 update they talked about selling it in it’s been so long since it started I think it was before the brass valley design arc
Brandon isn't called " The AK Guy" for no reason.
Also running for the senate no? Not American so I might have gotten it wrong or maybe it’s already over.
@@jeffmcgillisheiden794 He's in the run-off election with the current incumbent. I would've said Herrera didn't stand a chance, but the incumbent keeps doing stuff that's reducing his chances of winning, so Brandon now has a realistic chance of actually getting elected.
There AK50
@@jeffmcgillisheiden794 he's running for congressman of the 23 district in Texas
@@dmytro732 sounds like positive news to me haha. Although first step for me is finding a job to sponsor a b2 visa, I can get into the political details when I'm finally past that hurdle, moreso when I have earned the right to actually vote 😂 (and I hope voting does get restricted to citizens only, even if it's pretty obvious where I would cast mine I'm not so confident in every european, Scandinavians specifically. Neither am I certain about those from latam after my time here hahaha)
It is completely legal for most US citizens to design and manufacture their own weapon. However, if you are not properly licensed, and maybe even a military contractor, you cannot make something that violates federal law. For example you cannot manufacture an automatic weapon. But, I believe Herrera is licensed to do these things and might even be licensed to sell his weapons like an FFL. Obviously im sure this depends on the state you live in, and you can even go to school to learn about gun manufacturing if it is something someone is interested in and wants to make weapons for a living.
Yeah he’s fully licensed, he’s an O2/07 SOT FFL license holder, so he can make just about any weapon you can think of, including the ones with giggle switches aka:full auto 😉
In most states that is true, some states do ban the private manufacture though.
@@m2hmghb That's why he moved his business back to his home state of Texas
He lives in the great state of Texas...where we tell the other less gun friendly states to suck it and pound sand....if it ain't fully automatic...it's 100% legal...and I want one! (p.s. with proper licensing and fees, making a fully automatic firearm is 100% completely legal)
It's crazy that you haven't seen anything by him yet. He's a pretty fun gun RUclipsr
It's safe... Built by Brandon Herrera with gunsmiths & engineers helping for 8 yrs.
Please go to Brandons channel and see all the different videos. You will be impressed bro.
I'd trust a gun built by Brandon more than a gun coming off an assembly line from S&W or Colt or such. Not only is he a registered FFL with SOT, he's heavily invested in the history of firearms. Which means that he has a much better idea of what NOT to do than anyone who hasn't studied their history.
OK Luke, I'mma give you a breakdown on the GunTubers. From a UK guys perspective.
Matt Carriker (AKA Demo Ranch): Does fun video's on gun content. He's like the American FPS Russia. Also has a second channel called off ther ranch. Its chill as fuck but still fun.
Brandon Hererra (AKA The AK Guy): He reviews weapons across the ages. Never served, but is a total gun nerd and hilarious human being. Currently trying to be a pro 2nd amendment senator. He geeks out on gun engineering and has his own weapons company. Seriously cool guy.
Garand Thumb: also does reviews on weapons like Brandon, but more relevant in recent history. Very comprehensive.
Kentucky Ballistics: Scott loves guns with big recoil, and has some insane historical pieces. Almost died from an exploding 50BMG. Hates Eggplants and watermelons. Really fun and has slightly n silly Mighty Boosh style content.
Taoflodermaus: Ever wondered what you could fire out of a shotgun? These boys have you covered. Taking random machinists submisions, sticking it in a 12 gauge and seeing how it performs. If Officer Greg is on the show, you know it's gonna be a good time!
Theres a few others but these ones will scratch your youtube itch. Shoutout to Paul Harrell, Administrative Results, Crispy and Donut Operator! (also Fat Electrician for his Historical Stories)
Not a single person on that list that I don't personally enjoy watching.
Well assembled and notated list.
Nice work, I think you got all the big names. One minor quibble, Brandon was running for the House, not the Senate.
Not really guntubers, but still part of the community:
Donut Operator: Does police bodycam commentary, uses a proprietary crime recreation software to explain what is happening in a very digestible way, he was also a cop.
The Fat Electrician (AKA Chubby Electron): Does the absolute best military historical content on this platform, it's just the way he explains stuff is just **chef's kiss** and can produce enough body heat to melt antarctica when he hears someone praising communism
@@brunogamesbr1 Totally agree, but using the definition as a broad term. Think Brandon or Matt used the term. Also, recent unsubscribe had Nic (Chubby Electron guy) on there without Nic knowing. Love their content and based individuals
FPSRussia is american
A Barrett is technically an anti material rifle. For trucks, helicopters. Vehicles. The US just used it for sniping sometimes cuz it was just that accurate. And it’s a guaranteed chest shot kill from all ranges
That is how you get credited as bologna mist #1.
Scott from Kentucky Ballistics was the first to shoot the .50 pistol. And yes Matt shoots it in this video
Yeah, and it's not designed by Brandon Herrera either. Tested by him, definitely. But he's not that crazy.
Ronnie Barrett (the original Barrett 50 cal designer) made the rifle for non-military use. But the military adopted it as an anti-material rifle, many people mistake it for a sniper rifle because it can and is used for long range. But as an anti-material rifle, it's intended to defeat some light armor, and also for disabling enemy equipment and vehicles. Such as destroying car engine blocks, destroying plane engines, shooting helicopters, destroying radar dishes, and many other such use cases. It's not meant to be a precision rifle, but people have used it as such.
The handguard on the AK50 was made by titans of CNC, who have a RUclips channel of their own and a vid of them machining said guard. Extremely satisfying to watch
That was a baller vidc on ToCNC's channel BTW, I geeked out
They machined many of the internals for the AK50, just watch their videos. The guard was to replace a really bad piece. Then the other parts were for far better tolerances needed for the chamber and front also rear trunnions.
“Don’t know if they’d be the safest person to shoot with.” While they’re behind a wall when they shot it? Seems safe to me.
Matt does occasionally do some questionable things regarding gun safety. Though he also does tend to learn from his mistakes.
@@vicroc4 that’s fair
Everything, the group of 14 guntubers do is documented and add to information used to design other weapons and parts for weapons that don't have replacement parts made for anymore. Brandon has been a gun builder and designer 8 plus years. He's licensed 100%
And yes all of DMs videos start with this sort of elaborate funny setup...
Finally a DemolitionRanch video! just to break it down: he is Matt Carriker, a veterinary, youtuber (Demolitionranch and Matt Carriker channels, also VetRanch for some time) who just have fun with guns and tell a little about them. Also bought and restored an abandoned mansion, then an abandon resort that happens to have underground caves in the property and is making one of the biggest gun range in Texas inside his resort Desperado Resort. He also have fun with unique cars from time to time. When you think of 'Murica, he is one of the top on the list.
Brandon didn't make that 50 Bmg pistol he just bought it. The company that makes it is Noreen Firearms.
The audio is also what sets the scene. It's not copyrighted otherwise Matt (Demo Ranch) wouldn't use it.
Those type of rifles are usually anti material rifles as the us military calls them. They usually use them against vehicles
AK50!!!!!
"Wouldn't have put it out if itd blow up" Kentucky Ballistics stares nervously.
You sound like his mom yelling at him after finding his backyard contraptions
I'm pretty sure Brandon has a license to manufacture guns. So he's not just a regular ol' bloke doing this.
It is totally legal to manufacture a gun as long as it doesn't violate Federal Law. So he couldn't make a fully automatic weapon, but this one is semi auto so it doesn't violate federal law to make it without a license. He is also located in the state of Texas, so we don't care what he makes, some states do.
He has the class 2 SOT, so he actually _can_ make machine guns. Or at least the AK Guy (the business) can, and only _for_ the business.
@@ss9749 he has a license, so he can make almost anything he wants, which is awesome
Brandon Herrera is about to be elected to the U.S. House of Representatives for Texas's 23rd congressional district that stretches across pretty much all of southwest Texas. He managed to push the incumbent Republican to a run-off vote. It's pretty cool. More personalities like him should run for office .
Brandon had a group of guys build it from the ground up. So many issues to get it to work.
OH, we asked Brandon “where ak50?” For 8 years and he showed us where it was as well as explaining issues the whole time.
these guys are amazing and safe people they have federal licenses, i know youre british so its weird to see people so freely using crazy guns but they have special licenses
I think this could easily replace the Barrett 50 if they lighten it up.what a beast, and this is a 1 of 1 gun that Brandon built as a project hes a firearms manufacturer out of texas.the reason the 50 pistol doesn't kick is a few things. short barrel ,S-tier muzzle break, and the thing weighs 16.5 lbs.
I'm no expert, but I think the Russian PKM machine gun has a pin in the piston to remove it from the weapon as well. And this is where they got the idea for it in the AK-50. So if it's done right, it should be fine with proper maintenance.
Yes please watch more! Brandon, doughnut operator, Kentucky ballistics… all of them make such good content that you’d definitely like
I would HIGHLY recommend watching all of Brandon's AK50 videos. He explains Everything that's going on, all changes, ideas of functionality and purpose of every part.
You are allowed to make guns but you aren't supposed to sell them if I remember without more licensing
You can sell firearms you've manufactured, you just can't _make them to sell_ and have to sell them legally (i.e. to someone legal in the same State, or through a licensed dealer).
Brandon's build video is now a must.
Brandon did several videos on the development of the AK-50. The last one is a gem, you really should watch it.
Brandon also did a video with the 50 BMG pistol. That one he purchased.
As for injuries, the worst one I've seen was from Kentucky Ballistics when he was shooting his RN-50 with SLAP rounds. It would appear that at least one of the rounds was modified causing a catastrophic chamber over pressure. The rifle literally exploded in his face and nearly killed him. Scott did a video with a complete breakdown of what happened to him.
Oh I been watching Matt on demo ranch since basically the beginning, like 6 months after he started his channel, I found it, is always great times. Highly entertaining, you really should watch his stuff, he bought an abandoned resort, now it’s like massive gun ranges on it, he’s shot tanks, with a company in Texas. He’s bout an abandoned mansion, all kinds of stuff. Plus all the crazy gun stuff he does, oh by the way he made bunker branding, and does stuff with BRCC and others.
Brandon is a licensed manufacturer but I think you can still make your own but you need to give it an identification number and you need to register it with the state for it to be legal.
The Barrett M-82 is long recoil operated, just like the Browning .30 and .50 caliber machineguns and the Browning Auto-5 shotgun. When you fire a long recoil gun, the bolt and barrel are locked together and they both go back together a certain distance, then the barrel is released and goes forward while the bolt continues to go rearward. The casing is ejected, the bolt resets the hammer, the action spring pushes the bolt forward, the bolt picks up a fresh round and chambers it. The hammer is held by a disconnector until the bolt is in place, then the hammer is held in place by the trigger sear. Full auto guns release the hammer when the disconnector is released when the bolt locks closed to keep the round from going off prematurely, when the action is open, which could destroy the gun and injure the shooter. The trigger sear catches the hammer when the trigger is released by the shooter in a full auto gun. Because the barrel moves, accuracy suffers a bit, but a trained shooter is still able to make head shots with the Barrett M-82 up to a mile away on paper targets or steel silhouettes.
The AK, which was copied or "inspired" by the US M-1 Garand, is a long piston gas operated gun. The piston is attached to a long operating rod attached to the bolt. When you fire an AK, M-1 Garand, M-14, or any number of other long piston guns, the bullet passes by a hole drilled into the barrel called a gas port. Some of the gases from the barrel are bled into a gas tube. The piston (shaped just like a car engine's piston) captures the gases, which push the piston and attached operating rod (aka op-rod). The operating rod is attached to the bolt, which also gets pushed back. The bolt extracts the casing and ejects it and the hammer is reset and held by a disconnector. The operating spring pushes the bolt back, a fresh cartridge is chambered. When the bolt closes the disconnector releases the hammer, which is held by the trigger sear in a semi-automatic gun. In a full auto gun, the disconnector releases the hammer when the bolt closes, firing another round automatically. The Ak has a skinny barrel compared to the M-1 Garand or M-14 or the AK-50. The action often makes the barrel wobble, causing the AK to be significantly less accurate than other rifles at long range, but the Soviets designed it as a submachinegun instead of a rifle at first. Accuracy through volume. :)
The L85 and H&K's M416 uses versions of short piston gas operation, while the AR-15/M-16/M-4 uses a totally different system called gas impingement which uses gases to blow directly on the bolt and bolt carrier, increasing the accuracy because there's nothing shifting around the barrel to cause instability.
Matt Cariker (Demo Ranch) last 3ish years has hosted "Range Day" where he invites all his friends (every guntuber youve reacted to and a bunch you havent) and shoot literally every firearm you could think of and a lot you never knew even existed such as the gyrojet pistol that shoots literal mini rockets that was designed during the cold war era for space.
I love the longer videos sir, and you can never go wrong with any of these guys who all happen to be buddies btw.. Nic (Fat Electrician), Demolition Ranch, Brandon Herrera, Donut Operator, etc. They are all great channels. Keep it up man, love your input on these guys content.
You should definitely watch Brandon's mini documentary on its creation! And he's hilarious 😁
10:38 fun fact that hinging gas piston is actually taken from the other Kalashnikov gun the PKM which fires a more powerful round so it seems to be just as strong and eases in the removal of the bolt carrier group.
Brandon has a whole series on him designing and building the AK-50. He's also running for Congress today in a run off against the current senator in his area of Texas. He actually just released a new video this morning on the Mp44 or storm.
Matt is also a very talented veterinarian and weapon design collaborator (see the pistol he uses in the intro). Weapons built just for fun are often the BEST kinds of weapons!! He shot a tank too!!😉
"They wouldnt release it if it blew up would they"
*shifty eyes*
Looks over at KentuckyBallistics and BallisticHighSpeed
I do recommend you watch Brandon's AK50 video since he goes more into how it started and all.
Iv been a fan of demoranch since 2011. You will enjoy doing a deep dive on the channel! There are so many crazy and awesome things they have done over the years. He is really funny as well. They are a very creative channel
Demolition Ranch is actually quite safe, and he and his friend group take safety extremely seriously, especially after the Kentucky Ballistics accident. The video with the cut down rifle was from one where they started off with a normal sized one then experimentally cut it down in increments to see how that affected the ballistics. Also the pistol is not made by Brandon but rather owned by him and the barrel cover on the front of the AK-50 is made of aluminum ,and meant as a m-lock attachment point for the bipod and other accessories.
You need to watch some of Matt's older stuff, Microwave Mondays were classic and he used to shoot custom shotgun shells.
Zach, the guy with the long beard, is the lead gunsmith at Brandon Herrera's firearm manufacturing business in San Antonio TX.
Please do watch Brandon’s video on the AK50. The production value is absolutely insane, and it goes into the whole history of how this came into being.
America. Where "you were so preoccupied with whether or not you could, you didn't stop to consider if you should" is basically our motto 😂
Hey man just for some info, brandon has been making guns since he was preaty young and has quite a few videos about making guns that the fans ask him to make. You should really react to some of his vidoes beacuse its super interesting to see how he makes them
Brandon actually is a licensed gunsmith and manufacturer, BTW that's a work of PURE ART from our congressman/medal of honor recipient/war hero Brandon Herrera
the low kick is due to the muzzle break. It essentially steals some of the gas from the bullet and uses it like a rocket motor to pull the gun forward a bit, reducing the recoil.
Yes, a few companies make .50 BMG pistols or short barreled rifles.
The only problem with the new Olight sight is if the battery is replaceable when it eventually goes bad, like rechargeable batteries usually do after months or years. I guess you could mail it back to them under warranty, but how long will Olight last as a company? :)
Aww man. I was hoping you'd cover Brandon's video
My son's most proud moment was his first time to vote at 19 he was mad Brandon wasn't in our district. lol. But at 19 I'm proud that he is involved in politics and gun safety, construction, and maintenance. He owns a Mouser collection at 19. Keep em off the phone and in the wild. It works out.
would love to see your take on the demolition ranch video titled "Firing a Gun with a REALLY Bent Barrel... Bad Idea?!?!"
This is from a movie.
Yes he usually starts his videos with something funny.
He's got a great sense of humor. I think the movie is the good the bad and the ugly. You will be amazed at the stuff they shoot at. And the Guns, ooops weapons, including cannon, and tank they shoot, and the humor, challenges, and other people he has on his video's. He's a veterinarian also. It's a great channel. 😂 His name is Matt, and Demolition Ranch. Always Fun.
Rule of thumb when putting together any firearm; with a chunky enough muzzle device, even monster rifles can be tamed.
.50 BMG rifles tend to have bigass muzzle brakes which direct the gases to the sides or rear, which negated recoil, plus they usually weight a lot, which also absorbs recoil. The .50 pistol has a shorter barrel than a .50 usually has, so not as much powder was burned, so not as much gas was produced to push back. The Barrett's long recoil action absorbs recoil from the barrel coming back and then being pushed forward. Gas operated guns also reduce the recoil by bleeding off excess gas for the action.
Glad I got the notification for this upload! Btw, are we ever going to see Brandon Herrera's Darwin Awards playlist make an appearence?
Long range hunting. Sniping. Big game hunting.... all very useful. As for the pistol, the length and weight of the barrel will reduce the recoil more than you think.
I've been following Matt carriker on Demolition Ranch since the beginning back when he was putting spark plugs in shotgun shells for science
50BMG isn’t used as a sniper round. It’s used as an Anti-Material cartridge. So it’s really practical as support.
On Matt's ranch he built a HUGE rifle/pistol range. A number of "GunTubers" are invited for semi annual "Range Days"- where they invite celebrities, UFC Champions, WWE Superstars, and RUclipsrs to go shooting- They provide all the guns and ammo. The last one featured NUMEROUS mini-guns that everyone got to shoot.
Don't forget the all the police departments in the area use his range at the Desperado resort for training
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I'm sure you'll have fun watching any of the AK-50 update videos that have come out over the past few years
I truly wish you'd watch the process of making that gun, it was no freaking joke, it's amazing what he's done. WATCH THE MAKING OF THE GUN!!!!
The muzzle brake reduces the recoil by redirecting the muzzle blast. (that is also what blasts you in the face)
Man I know you ant from the great country of tx but this gun here is this man's child iv have watched him make this gun for years and when that video came out the AK 50 is done even I got Emotions over this gun and all the work that was done for it and if you think a smaller round is better then yea 😂😂😂😂 look up Is kentucky ballistic Is the king of recoil
When it comes to manufacturing your own guns, some states have different rules then others, but in general As Long as You Follow the proper guidelines and rules, you are good to go, for example a rifle must have a 16 inch barrel or longer or it's an SBR and needs paperwork, if the barrel is under 16 inches and does not have a stock it is a pistol, there's other rules and whatnot that are a little silly but that's the basics.
The muzzle break vents the blast backwards giving it forward propulsion wich counters the kick, i think its the same muzzle break on the ak 50
"he wouldn't have uploaded it if he got blown up" ... about that, you should look up "my 50 cal exploded" by kentucky balistics and "my rpg-7 exploded on me (in slow motion) - balistic high speed" by balistic high speed, they both got blown up while using the aforementioned guns and had to go to the hospital but uploaded the videos anyway, they are all in the same "guntuber" category and i think friends too
i think this rifle would be used for shooting heli's down like the barret variant but semi auto so easier to shoot down a moving heli as you no longer have the issue of a single shot before you get blown to bits
"I think it is an intellectual break down of a 50 cal" goes on to watch demolitian ranch... yeah, they have a special intellect
"he wouldn't post it if he wasn't okay" Laughs in Kentucky Ballistics.
Definitely need to watch the latest AK-50 video from Brandon where he explains everything.
Also, the barren is free floating in the front so its not actually touching the 'handguard'
And on the topic of a 50cal being overkill... It's all about the job, Theyre Anti-Material not Anti-Personnel for a reason its more used for shooting engine blocks ect.
The muzzle brake on the 50 BMG pistol reduces the felt recoil to a very managle level.
dude, that blast is coming from the muzzle break on the end of the barrel, which is also why there isn't much of a recoil.
"He wouldnt have uploaded the video if he was blown away *kentucky ballistics* Hold my bear XD
You should check out the 5 videos he did destroying his armored Suburban. Should also check out Kentucky ballistics video where his 50 cal blew up in his face from a freak accident
Seeing your concern for 3d printing. If im not mistaken its some sort of carbon fibre 3d printing. With the right settings you can make it extremely strong. Honecomb internals and toms of external layers. Hell ihave studets that have made fully 3d printed rockets that have survived 400 foot falls when the chute failed and were totally fine.
You should definitely check out Brandons own video on that gun since he built it
Should come back over for a range day with Brandon, Demo, Kentucky, and all the rest of the crew
You really need to watch the rest of the videos to really appreciate what Brandon made.
the hinged gas piston is lifted straight from the PKM it is not a weak design
Kentucky ballistics did have a 50 cal blow up in his face. Brandon, Matt (demo ranch) and KY ballistics do videos together sometimes. And yes Matt always does some sort of dramatic or funny scit at the beginning of every vid.
That's because the Barrett 50 Cal rifle was originally designed and intended for materials. And penetration, not as a sniper rifle, its original use was for small unarmored. Vehicles such as to take out the motor or the necessity to punch through a wall in order to meet your target. The fact was turned into a sniper. Rifle is nonetheless very cool. And you may say that it is unnecessary, but when a target doesn't just drop but disintegrates. You can't argue. The cool factor is unbeatable, not to mention. When your target is standing behind a wall, small caliber is rendered obsolete. Yet the barret, fifty cal sniper rifle Is more than capable of punching through a wall And still being 100% effective, in fact, there is a case of a Canadian sniper that was Witnessed using a Barret 50 kale sniper rifle to punch through an enemy stronghold wall.
Which resulted in the elimination of 2 standing targets with a single shot.
Both confirmed kills of high priority targets. The same shot has been done by American. Snipers.
A necessity for such a weapon may not always be prevalent, but it is very much. A useful tool in a military Arsenal. When you want to reach out and touch someone. And there's a wall in your way. A lightly plated vehicle door or an engine block the Barret 50 cal Sniper rifle Will get the job done And will leave no Question as to whether or not your target has been eliminated More often due to the splatter. Or.
Chunky mass left on the wall. Not you mention the facial expressions of those standing in the vicinity Which is usually one of complete and utter. Terror horror or disbelief As to what just occurred😂
And on a side note, A sniper from the vietnam war was credited with using a ma duce 50 as a Sniper rifle, I've included a link. It's a pretty cool story
www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=www.military.com/marine-corps-birthday/carlos-hathcock-famous-marine-corps-sniper.html&ved=2ahUKEwjGqL-EzrSGAxUCHjQIHWTUAeMQFnoECDEQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2M1fiRNYC4CUVeK3N5Ho1c
Matt (Demolition Ranch) opened his video with an homage to "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly." It is the quintessential "spaghetti western" directed by Sergio Leone, starring Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach and Lee Van Cleef, with music by Ennio Morricone.
This is the most extensive intro scene I've seen for a video on Demolition Ranch.
P.S. Matt is not reckless with safety when trying out oddball things. After Scott from Kentucky Ballistics had a terrible accident involving a .50 BMG rifle a couple of years ago, Scott, Matt, and Brandon have improved safety measures just in case. In the video you were freaking out about, Matt was testing the effects of barrel length on muzzle velocity. Note that he is behind a solid wall with a bullet resistant window in it. If there was a catastrophic failure, Matt and crew would be fine.
Matt's ranch appears to be significant in size, so I doubt the noise from his shooting affects his neighbors much.
@OriginalHuman the Barret M82 is not a sniper rifle, it's an anti-material rifle that looks like a sniper, it's use case is for disabling vehicle engines not for killing people.
“he wouldn’t put the video out he got blown up would he” u needa watch the kentucky ballistics 50 cal vid
You HAVE to see brandon's AK-50 video, it is the best video to date
You know, the Barret and stuff like it is primarly an anti material rifle. It CAN be used in an anti personel shituation, but its mostly for tearing up engine blocks, busting through light guage armour panels and penetrating barriers.
27:25 depends on what state you're in. If you're in Commiefornia you kinda can't. But in Texas as long as you have the right license you can.
Brandon herrara and kentucky ballistics have had a .50 bmg pistol on there channels recently both are great
OriginalHuman "He wouldn't put the video out if it blew up."
Kentucky Ballistics: 👀👍
28:30
Kentucky Ballistics had his serbu 50 detonate into himself about 3 years ago.
The PKM machine gun uses the same hinged gas piston as the AK50.
oh man you could disable so many convoys with this bad boy
The only reason that 50 BMG pistol doesn't have a ton of recoil is BECAUSE of the blast. That is a very efficient brake for one, and the fact that its on a very short barrel 50 BMG means that it's being fed an absurd amount of very high pressure gas at the muzzle. All that blast directed to the sides and rear mitigates recoil just like any other muzzle break, but this one, given the circumstances it's being used in, is much better at it lol.
50cal barrett usually called anti material rifle, used to disable vehicles, its not a sniper rifle per se