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At first, I thought the title said "A Certain Scientific Railgun"😂

Russian fascists is about to discover new toys)

Thanks you

Make it glide

Had a supervisor Nam vet Smudge was his name, would tell the story of telegraph lines down due to enemy sabotage, only to use the claymore wire to re hook it up and call in support?? never knew if he was yanking my crank or not, but you know something? who cares?? he was there I was not?? Ciao all.

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I was not expecting a robot voice video to have the exact info i was looking for.

How much this missile i whant to bought

The biggest mortart of human history is that bigger then a moutin

could I have permission to use 10 seconds of this without sound 2:10-2:20 for a college powerpoint? only the teacher would see it...

yuck AI voice. disliked.

ok dude pronounced wind weyend

I did that course with city and guilds I have a certificate

Hie I am learning much thanks you very please can you send me some books about refrigeration and air conditioning

Grand war

Came super handy on cod when i would camp

Out of curiosity but why are grenade launcher barrels so short?

Nice video , Thanks

How does it know when to explode?

As a veteran, I have been under attack by all those kinds and many others too for many years... I wish nobody had to try it ever.

The Imperial Japanese Army from 1932 to 1945 developed and employed the effective intermediate distance Type 10 and later Type 89 grenade 'discharger'. It is surprising no other army adopted this effective weapon. It would not be until the Vietnam War that the U.S. Army deployed its own M79 grenade launcher, which proved successful and popular. Post-Vietnam, the U.S. Army went one better. It withdrew all M79 grenade launchers and replaced it with the M203 system, a combination M16 with a modified M79 mounted beneath. The M203 proved effective, successful, and popular.

Still can't kill my wife's meatloaf

Was this inspired by Nikola's supposed "death ray?"

They don't. There is always something wrong with them.

4:02 "I see the light! Safety!"🤗

Nasty thing..

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We were always told in boot camp to pound the trigger 3 times , that way you knew it went off .

great explaination dear.

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Perfect for a Airsoft Proyect

so easily understood , thx

Why is 5 minutes needed to summarize the following: A Claymore is a line of site shape charge that contains one pound and a half of C4 and a crapload of ball bearings.

I need some for those persistent door to door salesman!

doest say anything about differnt shell types

These weapons are no longer useful. If you fire 100 bullets to hit a target, only a few of them will hit. They should be scrap. The new weapons are guided and hit the target with pinpoint accuracy.

I suggest that you use the Right Hand Rule. That's popular and also consistent with the definition of Lorentz force and the cross product of two vectors mathematically.

Porch pirates beware!

Please can someone help me tell me the pipes that can be used in installing one hp

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this helps a lot for my comptia a+ exam

Very well explained💯 thanks a lot!!!!!❤️✨🔥

Thank you, I just ordered one from eBay, can't wait!

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I’m interested

It think railguns will be used in the future. It's just a matter of time when it becomes technologically viable.

As an 11B , Combat Veteran. i rember being trained how to set this weapon, and use it. A devastating weapon, and remember to ALWAYS read the weapons instructions

Good for antidrone in tank 🤔