Finnish Brutality 2021 - Day 2 - Final Results!

InRange is entirely viewer supported:
/ inrangetv
In collaboration with our friends @Varusteleka , we bring you Day 2 and the finalé of Finnish Brutality 2021 - the most brutal of the brutality matches yet!
Snow. Rain. Mud. Ice water filled trenches. Armored Personnel Carriers. WWSD carbines. What else could you possibly want?
How about @Bloke on the Range , @Forgotten Weapons and @Varusteleka all together in the same video?
#finnishbrutality2021
#finnishbrutality

[@Lordingish]

"We have purposefully trained him wrong, as a joke."

[@Alpha.Phenix]

Sums up my life.

[@michaelfederico2873]

Kung Pow Enter the Fist Great Movie

[@iLLeag7e]

watching Karl grunt throwing those kettle bells made me feel sorry for him until I remembered he is the guy who actually invented the Kasarda drill. He can blame nobody but himself.

[@con6lex]

I know. I was waiting for "what a****** came up with this?"

[@InrangeTv]

It’s a superb drill.

[@iLLeag7e]

@@InrangeTv definitely tests one's ability to focus up under extreme discomfort / stress / oxygen depletion / lactic acid burn / all that

[@varusteleka]

Thanks for the great video! See you in Desert Brutality!

[@WaterZer0]

Fantastic match with great stage design by Jari. Could not believe the freezing water stage was approved, but it truly was brutal. Loved that there was a tourniquet application section.

[@edwardtheyounger4960]

The man with Ice in his names is surprised that freezing water was involved? In fairness, so were the soviets so it seems to be a common miscalculation.

[@commoncriminal923]

Happy birthday to all at the inrange and forgottenweapons team

[@commoncriminal923]

Like Ian and markus schrank

[@beargillium2369]

@@commoncriminal923 til shrank means closet 🤔

[@24kachina]

If Karl and Bloke are finishing 15th or lower, there must be some seriously good shooters there!

[@509Gman]

Climate acclimation has a lot to do with it.

[@aritakalo8011]

Military reservist competitive shooters. Meaning top tier competitive shooters and used to these kind of shooting scenarios and physical "torture" as part of military live fire exercises.

[@sanguinemoon9201]

Finns are tough, and they can shoot.

[@george2113]

@@509Gman being in your twenties doesn't hurt

[@matkahenkilo8554]

The grim look Karl had; while the Sisu was reversing; was just golden! Could have watched couple of more videos, but this was great nonetheless. Thank you all, keep doing what you do!

[@509Gman]

I’ve seen and worn that look before, I’ll translate what’s going through his mind: “I’m cold, I’m tired, I’m still feeling last night’s festivities; let’s just get this over with!”

[@iLLeag7e]

I used to eat up the old format for these, they'd drop videos every day for a week

[@johnnelson1228]

Probably just a normal Norwegian expression

[@andik.4235]

Congrats to an awsome match. Most important thing: No major injuries. With this kind of stage design it may not be a given thing. Cudos to all who have made this work.

[@WarlordSh4Dow]

What an incredibly wonderful idea to have the tourniquet I'm the stage! I hope that this sort of idea becomes more common on your events! Fantastic as always

[@Chiller01]

Eighth place is a great finnish. Congratulations. I was turned on to Varustuleka gear via your channel and have purchased several pieces. Love just browsing their website.

[@DeviantOllam]

These are some utterly remarkable stages. Great work and great shooting!

[@buff34x]

Living in Minnesota, we have a few cold days in the winter where everything shuts down (-30°F / -34.5° C and below) and sometimes it will get extra cold (-60° F / -51.1° C ) and I can't help but think "I've never (or rarely get to) shot (shoot) in those conditions before. So I'll kit up and run outside to my range and about 30 minutes later I'll decide that's just too damn cold and I've experienced enough of it. But now that I've watched this I realize I need to start going out more in mid to late fall and run through the pond on my range before shooting in roughly freezing temperatures while in full kit. It just has to be done, especially with my KP15 lower. Would have gone full WWSD carbine but I love my BCM uppers and recently rehomed a lower so my fluted ELW upper needed a new home.

[@jackusmc2542]

Thanks Karl. Excellent match. Frozen gun was wild, go recovery.

[@bones1x285]

Incredible marksmanship with rope drag! Shooting pistol 1 handed is different world

[@HereticalKitsune]

That first stage brings back memories of the exercises during my service time. Standing without any protection or guard on the bcak of a moving vehicle, trying to flag down a pursuing vehicle, shooting from the turret of a truck... Phew, that's adrenaline! Second stage reminds me of that time we had a casualty transport in a group of 8, but with a living comrade. First improvising a stretcher with jackets and long branches, carry him 600m, then shooting at ranges from 400 to 50m.

[@facundocorradini]

Awesome stage design. Loved the inclusion of a tourniquet application and extraction into the match. Also, the sideways Kasarda was a really interesting variation, as it kept the physicallity while increasing the difficulty of the shooting part

[@lunchpin403]

The Tarkov drill looks like a fun challenge! The rest of them look punishing as hell

[@alun7006]

Awesome stuff. You absolutely killed it, Karl - 8th place when you're up against actual military guys and SRA shooters *and* had that pistol freeze to contend with is really good! Everyone else did amazingly well too. Great to see you all having brutal fun. I've said it before but this kind of collaborative project is my favourite type of InRange content - the breadth of perspective you are able to bring together is first-rate.

[@bobhunt4402]

I was waiting for BOR to squint and say, "My mule gets the crazy idea you're laughing at him."

[@johnegan7622]

My "Chap" gets the crazy idea you're laughing at him!

[@SlimRhyno]

You guys look epic. I know that's not really the point, but it's true. Now I just want to see a slo-mo "astronaut walk" scene with you guys in all of your grimy gear after the match. Now THAT would be good advertising!

[@petesheppard1709]

The RO who briefed the Kasarda drill was a hoot! 😄 I just wish the cameraman could have caught Karl AND the spinner as he shot it.

[@ZMikluscak]

Excellent video again guys. I am always impressed at how honest you all are with your gear, performance, and opinions. It was great to see how all the aforementioned stacked up during the courses of fire.

[@aries_9130]

Those stages were so cool, you did an amazing job. I especially loved the evac stage.

[@Ianassa91]

I'm Finnish: I can confirm that the translations at the beginning were all 100% correct.

[@cowboycat9x197]

Congratulations Karl you really made it, having a drill named after you & getting on international news. Love the videos keep up the amazing content.

[@henrilindroos3029]

"We have had classic Finnish weather, all four seasons in two days."

[@cani-stay-withyou3406]

Watching the intro knowing Finnish is 100% better XD

[@JeffNeelzebub]

Watching Karl groaning in agony over his own drill is priceless!

[@geodkyt]

More tourniquet/casevac stages in future matches! Excellent addition.

[@E33Tpro]

The intro is pure comedic genius, if you understand both languages that is 😁

[@scruffysstash]

Glad to see your lessons learned in the colder, wet environment, Karl. Living in northern Wisconsin, has yielded different habits for me as compared to my midwest/southern friends as to firearm treatment and handling, which always seems to require a small explanation on my part to explain.

[@pscwplb]

You see, the inability of the AR-15 to chamber 7.62x39 is another failure of the platform!

[@exploitativity]

I blame the chroming process.

[@geodkyt]

LOL

[@TXBoltsFan]

LMAO @ "It's the second day of Finnish Brutality, and all of the foreigners are still somewhat alive"

[@jefftuckercfii]

Ha, had a student where I work do a similar thing with his Galil this past weekend as Jari did with his AR. Student loaded a magazine with 7.62x39 but had several 5.56 cartridges in it as well. Even managed to fire one (can't explain how that even worked) and when it did, the case head separated and the 7.62 round that tried to chamber after it wouldn't insert fully and the bolt wouldn't go into battery. I suspected a case head separation but never thought it was because he had mixed calibers in his magazines, which we discovered later. The gun had to be disassembled to clear it. Great fun.

[@utahjohnnymontana3373]

Congrats to all for making it out with all digits still attached and no frostbite.

[@pkt1213]

This whole competition looks like a lot of fun.

[@tech6263]

Karl with the single hand hits that just don’t stop

[@a.d.knight5695]

Awesome match content guys. I'm thrilled to see a match in the freezing cold wet and snow. I think because of our most recent conflicts everyone assumes that sand is the worst thing in the world for equipment, but wet freezing conditions bring their own challenges. I'd love to see, though I'm sure no one would want to make, a match in 20 below. That's when things really start breaking or seizing up. Frozen fingers, icy gloves, and light triggers can make things really interesting. You'll be wishing for 8lb triggers you can feel. :) As a side note it seems that Glocks and all other striker fired pistols don't hit the primers with very much force compared to most hammer-fired guns. I've had light strikes in a totally clean gun in Sub-Zero temperatures just because of a little lube in the striker channel. Browning Hi Power with the original mainspring for the win in the cold, especially with hard primers.

[@GunnerAsch1]

1911 in the cold! Hits good..goes bang!

[@fortressalaska9822]

Living in Alaska I can tell you there are tips and tricks to keeping a firearms from freezing up. If possible, always keep firearms outside. A cold pistol or rifle will get condensate on it quickly if it goes from freezing weather outside to a warm humid room inside. If the firearms need to come inside, let it warm up, then spray it down with a good spray lubricant. You have to spray everywhere to displace the condensate on internal parts. Moisture inside a firearm will not dry over night, so do not depend on that.

[@borjesvensson8661]

The finns found that out in ww2, guns outside the tent or no bang!

[@johnegan7622]

Absolutely salute the gentlemen for their endeavours! My only minor complaint is that these videos lack the participation of Jenkarolina and Britishmuzzleloaders. That is all.

[@BlokeontheRange]

Jenny unfortunately DQ'd, but she's an excellent sport and agreed to discuss it via videoconference so there'll be content about that on my channel :) As for Britishmuzzleloaders, we'll get Rob at a match some day!

[@johnegan7622]

@@BlokeontheRange Thanks for taking the time to reply 👍. Rob's current series on the Battle of Inkermann is excellent. And 1 more thing .... trying to think of a way to express in words my profound respect and admiration for Budi .... but not sure that there are. So while watching your last video I just stood up, clapped loudly and shouted bravo (a là Lieutenant George from Blackadder Goes Forth).

[@spondulixtanstaafl7887]

Thanks for the awesome content, all of your videos are pushing me to train more.

[@efoxneo]

Oh sweet, that tracked vehicle you have to bring the casualty into looks like a BV-206. We use them in Canuckistan as well.

[@EiraAimo]

Similar but finnish made Sisu NA-110.

[@MikaelLevoniemi]

Yep, it's the swedish snowmonster. It's usually called 'nasu' which is piglet from winnie the pooh.

[@stewbacca117]

Continually thoroughly wholesome, entertaining and informative content from all you guyz 🤗😘🎉👌 keep dat shit up yo.

[@keithplymale2374]

Even more brutal in this one with the always infamous kettle bell. The water trench gave them a taste of winter in W W I and II and other wars.

[@vantave9946]

Karl rocking a no gods no masters patch, love to see it!

[@efeu_]

waiting for the day when we see that ACAB patch

[@henrilindroos3029]

Its cool to see this done in my "home shooting range". I hope it will be there next year as well and I get to train and compete in FB22.

[@joet.s.6283]

Awesome match design and in some cases, very good training. Love to see it.

[@paralaksa78]

That p e r k e l e patch 😁

[@10acreplayground71]

Looks so much fun and terrifyingly difficult. Thanks for sharing the experience!

[@dajosm]

What an amazing test of adaptability and skill under adverse conditions. Hopefully they have a full event recording or something on their site. I'm curious to see everybody's performance.

[@ZEV79]

Bravo messieurs, j'espère participer un jour à cet événement 🇨🇭🇨🇮☘

[@thebotrchap]

Je recommande fortement, il faut juste s’y prendre à temps pour choper une place!

[@kiwi_comanche]

Awesome video. Just fucking awesome. Well done lads.

[@jonwebsterabbott]

It looks freakin cold. You guys should do a Hawaiian Brutality Challenge instead.

[@DG_427]

And that is not even proper cold yet!

[@jonwebsterabbott]

@@DG_427 There is is nothing proper about cold :)

[@EDSKaR]

19:00 The Bloke with no name.

[@lukesaosky1860]

That is the most enthusiastic finnish person I have ever seen

[@deadstump4970]

Have you seen the Hydraulic Press Channel?

[@rageagainstthehygiene2357]

Incorporate more emergency/combat medical drills into your stages! Everyone interested in practical shooting should know that stuff, and get refreshers on the clock.

[@BootedVulture]

I find it really interesting how much the placings and ordering of these five change stage to stage.

[@Blowfeld20k]

These 'Trans Atlantic brutality hookups' are AWESOME guys Am NOT a gun guy, i don't shoot and i have no real interest in shooting myself, am very interested in gunsmithing and the mechanics of firearms. Am also very interested in the mechanics of firearm deployment, but am really NOT a gun guy myself. However i watch these videos 2-3 times each one with utterly rapt attention. So you guys must be doing something right.

[@mananaVesta]

I ordered a delta point micro, have been waiting for it for months now. Maybe my lens will stay in since I don't plan on jumping into icy water trenches with it - fingers crossed

[@themeatpopsicle]

Blyat! A Tarkov stage! Dicky Needles!

[@peigeot9906]

That translation in the introduction might be a tad off 😅

[@pkt1213]

"It's like Squid Game but real."

[@Kesssuli]

You know it might be a bit off when Jari literally started: This is second day of finnish brutality and all our foreigner visitors are relatively alive. Secons phrase: next we have four tasks which will show us who will get to send to back home. Third: And we have enjoyed good allaround finnish weather with all fours seasons included in just couple of days. And today we have below to 0 Celsius weather. Fourth: Stay in a channel and we will see what happens to next.

[@ebx61u5]

Mr. Kasarda, I am a Chinese Internal Martial Arts enthusiast. In my opinion, you, and your colleagues, are practicing, or perhaps creating, a true martial art. You: 1. Have clear lineage 2. Can explain not just how, but why, things should be done 3. Clearly document, analyze, and make available the results of your experiences. 4. Encourage students to individually study and adapt both yours and their own experiences to their environments.* 5. Emphasis that at all times and in all places martial artists must conduct themselve as thoughtful and responsible citizens. 6. Know of the martial intent and can summon it at will *, I believe students would benefit from the standing practice San Ti Shi (“Trinity Posture”). Correctly done, this posture allows the student to meditate on the martial intent. We can't all go to Finnish Brutality, but we can all visualize doing so in San Ti Shi. Congratulations to you and your colleagues on your successes which I am sure will continue.

[@Yupppi]

It would be funny to have the subtitles for Jari in contrast. It wasn't that far off in the theme. That first freaking truck firing stage was cool. Very real interpretation. Also cool to see one of the news channels was interested! A bit surprised it wasn't Yle but MTV! Maybe arms races aren't content they're happy to show. I'd love to know how Ian's match went, he had a lot of fluctuation in the scoreboard.

[@geiroveeilertsen7112]

11:26 "I don't understand. Can you demonstrate?" "Nope" 😁😄

[@JohnDoe-gq6yg]

"Semi broken Deltapoint Micro" lol

[@juiceFORfunNOTyet]

Спасибо за видео и ваш труд

[@thomassymonds6308]

Great Rope-pull pistol stage!

[@jdkeith5373]

I been watching finnish shows like deadwind and Bordertown on Netflix. Dope language

[@hieronymushieronymus8768]

It would be great if you all could do something explaining how you kept everyone safe from an environmental perspective from the pool stage and generally with the weather being wet and cold.

[@alun7006]

I imagine the risk assessment is rather a lengthy document!

[@borjesvensson8661]

@@alun7006 I just imagine it entails one responsible for heating the sauna, one responsible for toweling dry if someone is to cold to do it themself and in worst case its buddy system in sleeping bags. Thats at least how the risk of hypotermia is usually handeled when we purposedly try falling in holes in the ice in school here in northern sweden to learn how to survive going through the ice.

[@surfnblues729]

If I were 30 years younger and a decent shot I’d like to try this but I’m neither. Lol. Great video

[@Acclamator44]

is no one gonna mention stage 5 "escape from tarkov" .... dope

[@shevchenko7cfc941]

i LOVE the "PERKELE PERKELE PERKELE" finnish flag patch hahah

[@jerrybolvin1169]

I hunt a lot in winter the gun oil and cleaner to stop freezing is called G 96 WORKS GREAT here in penns woods

[@am17frans]

Karl looked SO pleased (or perhaps exited is a better word?) that his gun froze! In "yes this is the real thing!"-sense. Loved it.

[@litreland764]

To be fair, I think 'the real thing' is when you've been drafted & can't say no. Props to the Finnish hosts, the courses looked like there was some effort put in.

[@am17frans]

@@litreland764 Well, I ment "real thing" more inte the "real cold & brutal" rather then "real warservice". That said; would be fun to see them try and run it at -40. Just going to the toilet outside in that was an experience I have not forgotten after 20 years...

[@tongravity5668]

Skoda 120 with headlamp washers! Must been some special export accessory for Finland/Nordic countries...

[@regno78]

Headlamp washers were mandatory in Finland for a while. (Early 80's to mid 90's)

[@tongravity5668]

@@regno78 Good to know,thank you sir!

[@pkt1213]

Looks forward to Blokes videos. I hope he's wearing the sarape during the competition.

[@BlokeontheRange]

I took the poncho off for the stages and wish I'd been using it over my gear on day 1!

[@ethanbaker6264]

Putting a tourniquet into a stage is a really cool idea

[@GunNut4570]

Can't wait to see what's next!

[@member5488]

I have one of those 1.5 mini ACOGs on a PS90. It's great for shooting both eyes open out to 150 meters.

[@nirfz]

Captivating to watch! You were talking about light primer strikes when your pistol malfunctioned. Watching from the warm and cosy licing room, from this camera angle it looks like the slide not closing fully. Could it just be carbon build up getting moist and then sticky at freezing temperatures causing additional friction? (At 26:50 the front of the slide seems a tiny bit behind the front of the frame, while at 26:52 (when you are able to fire) the slide is as far forward as the end of the frame.)

[@rileyschultz5608]

Good catch!

[@frenchroast1355]

These give me a ton of ideas for my own range....I need to get in shape!

[@rudiruttger]

Looks like a lot of fun!

[@fatcat3211]

Those AR's look really cool.

[@WaterZer0]

I wanna know where Jari got his painted or whatever.

[@petrimakela5978]

@@WaterZer0 afaik he did it himself.

[@TALIZ0RAH]

Physical fitness, is just as important, if not more important than shooting skills for military tasks.

[@StrangerOman]

Brutal and awesome. I hope Polenar Tactical also joins and desert brutality. :)

[@Sim.Crawford]

Worth a like for the intro alone.

[@MarkhorTactical]

cant wait to hold a match like this

[@CoolSmoovie]

What are those awesome looking grey jackets their wearing?

[@David-vg1wl]

In the summary discussion, is that Bloke the sheep herder?

[@alun7006]

That's the Bloke With No Name.

[@Pienimusta]

Not sure if it is the KZbin compression or I am just blind as a bat, but I can never see the targets they are shooting at :D (Or it can be combination of both above)

[@con6lex]

They are grey and blend in at distance, I think. I could not see them either, but the competitors could.

[@BlokeontheRange]

@@con6lex Oh, there's me shouting "I can't even see it!" at some stage in my footage, which will be released in a few days.

[@TheStereoStephen]

This looks like amazing fun

[@SpartacusColo]

I think "Don't shoot the moose!" is on the cover of Finland's official tour guide literature?

[@simply_based]

Karl did amazing on that last stage

[@Lucidius134]

Karl just has an aura of breaking anything M1 related or Leupold

[@stevevalenzuela571]

Casevac Is a great stage.

[@madddog6790]

This is friggin' awesome! \m/ Sisu on the mudflaps is bonus haha. Some Rallienglanti would have been the icing on the cake, but you can't have everything lol. Suomi ftw! Also, what kind of lower is that on Jari's rifle? KE Arms?

[@commandZee]

"-20° or something" is Hoth Brutality 🥶

[@moosemaimer]

That's about 0F. Frost on your facial hair cold.

[@jordrider1917]

Jari Maenpaa!

[@themastermason1]

Have you ever had a kettlebell break off at the handle before?

[@InrangeTv]

Yes.

[@Overonator]

Ian why is there brass on your scope? It's acting like some sort of duct tape?