Fundamentals Of Small Arms Weapons (1945) - Part 3

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FUNDAMENTALS OF SMALL ARMS WEAPONS - PART III SEMIAUTOMATIC AND AUTOMATIC FIRE
TYPICAL FIRING MECHANISMS CONSTRUCTED WITH MODELS AND BASIC PRINCIPLES OF THE TWO FIRING METHODS ARE DEMONSTRATED.

[@rajTrondhjem10]

great video... learned a lot from these serious of videos, not just about guns but also some basic physics. Cool..

[@zahoorshah2824]

Watched it in 2020 and still amazing

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YES, for freedom.

[@scottyang5098]

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[@arminasaei3448]

I am a gunsmith and designer, but still, these videos are amazingly awesome

[@juancamiloescobar5524]

This is insanely learning, now i know how to build a gun in my home

[@arsnotory5143]

I really like this a lot. Very informative. I'm so happy learning this one. Great.

[@BusinessWolf1]

This is such an amazing piece of media, and the gunpowder weapon is one of the best engineering designs ever. It's simple yet complex. It makes an intricate mechanism look easy.

[@pnayeri]

Marlin Brando, Gregory Peck, Angie Dickinson, Omar Sharif were all magnificent in this movie!

[@drsnipe0987]

just what i was looking for ty

[@fuckjewtube69]

This is amazing.

[@mundoapoc8626]

Excellent teachers!! Thank you!!

[@manoraj5804]

Simply awesome!!!

[@limkimly]

Master piece

[@JEEPnF100]

Great video! Saves guys a lot of time when it comes to explaining to wife or (possibly and) girlfriend!

[@PaulR387]

Great video and Engineering

[@davidharris9077]

I've seen this series years ago and I really enjoy periodically watching it again. Every time I watch it, I'm impressed on how much information is conveyed in such an entertaining and concise way.

[@blueberry6404]

Now let's see 3round burst

[@emanwe01]

I'm guessing that it just involves a little more complexity around the sear mechanism.

[@mdjamiruddinbd]

Thank you very much dear

[@asahearts1]

Now to look up how burst works.

[@checon912]

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[@zaeemrashid7952]

That's what I want to watch

[@Michael4yah]

Amazing what a muzzle brake would have done for the full auto firing of the M1 and Carbine etc.

[@Bryan-jm4uc]

Not much...

[@perkelator9277]

Back then, they didn't teach you how to hold a gun for containing the recoil. Look at the FBI chicken wing and the red army ak-47 weapon ergonomics.

[@Warbirdguy1]

I was never late to class

[@chrismc410]

AK and AR series are both hammer-fired. They have no problem with firing the next round

[@ps2knutz]

i was late to class watching this

[@20mmBuck]

Do you remember this comment

[@stahinjakrackovic2087]

@@20mmBuck he probably died by far

[@holy_nuke8479]

He probably has a family by now, and so would someone else look at both our comments years later...

[@hoppinggnomethe4154]

Politicians and anti-gunners of America need to watch this video before telling us that all of the "machine guns" need to be banned from sales.

[@BlackimusMaximum]

I GONNA MAKE GUNZ.

[@darkking8351]

So better make em big

[@tumors1670]

gives me fallout vibes

[@user-fy2eh9kf5d]

是时间自己造一个啦！

[@longrifle2955]

what about the fully semi automatic firing mechanism?

[@gayusschwulius8490]

God, I hate those people so much

[@nselvianvengida9227]

Do you mean the fully semiautomatic bolt action rifle? Yes they didn't mention that