Live Exploding Rifle Grenades

[@mp40submachinegun81]

This guy is basically if FPSRussia and Jim Carrey had a kid. And i like it.

[@Shitbird3249]

And FPS Russia raised him and Jim stayed far far away.

[@puzzyflapz9718]

I guess, if that help you sleep at night

[@VictorMartinez-rn9xu]

Yeah what a great combination characteristical traits that would sure makes for one really interesting go to fun guy that you would have a ball hanging out with! Love them types! They're my kind of people 🥰😎👍🍻!!!

[@Nemesishk]

ahahahahahaha

[@keithphilbin3054]

🤣

[@GehrmansWheelchair]

Jim Carey launching rifle Grenades out of an M1, I love KZbin. Awesome channel brotha man. Keep it up!

[@johndcknsn]

I was thinking Dumb and Dumber.

[@HS-hr5wp]

Same

[@badger_actual8249]

Dude he is Jim carry omg hahahah

[@MayheM_72]

My Dad was in the NJ National Guard, starting in the mid 60s. He went through basic with the M1 Gerand, and was taught to fire rifle grenades. Later, he was assigned to the 50th Armored "Jersey Blues" in artillery, and retired as a Captain. He was taught to fire everything from the M72 LAW, the TOW and Dragon missile systems, and up to the 155mm howitzer.

[@sketty1386]

The air burst was amazing, bad place to have a picnic tho

[@isaacboswall2615]

Didnt know Jim Carrey had a youtube channel

[@brentlynn105]

when did Jim Carrey start a shooting youtube channel lol

[@jlambuth]

Lol

[@quentinhoward99]

He reminds me of Jim Carrey.

[@sandwichartist5053]

I am thoroughly impressed. You are officially a badass for doing it by hand too

[@matthewlee8667]

Jim Carrey from Dumb and Dumber trying to hunt squirrels, 1947 colourised

[@Stigstigster]

There certainly is a bit of the Jim Carey about him. In a good way though I think.

[@squirlboy250]

Tactical Jim Carrey

[@hhyy3173]

We love you “chip” 😜❤️

[@jacksonthompson7099]

There is actually footage of what I'm fairly certain is a army infantry man in the pacific doing what was not recommened with firing a rifle grenade from the shoulder. It was some stout! Recoil.

[@LuvBorderCollies]

History tidbit: My dad's "yearbook" from early 1953 at Camp Roberts has a couple pics of grenade launching with the Garand. The DI is live firing...standing...rifle on shoulder...in an exaggerated posture leaning into the rifle. They were not using that older device you guys were using. They had a whole billboard of the many specialty grenades with the tail section built into the grenade. So one piece unit.

[@damiencassidy9789]

loved wearing my body armor. it was an amazing storage unit and a great place to rest my arms after an all day patrol carrying m16 with 203 attachment. thank god i never had to be a M1 grenadier bad ass lol 40mm just seems so much safer lol Great video guys!!

[@michaelvangundy226]

The ww2 grenades used a longer fuse. They were 7 seconds not the later 4.

[@MobWithGuns]

13:07 - "Neva Been Done Befoe" Will Hayden in Prison : "This MF'r spittin"

[@nchunter8918]

How this channel hasn't taken off yet is beyond me, this is phenomenal content.

[@nateweter4012]

Very very nice. These WW2 rifle grenades are so cool. It figures that the day you choose to fire the live grenade, the wind decides to be 20knots gusting 40 🤣 if there’s one weapon you don’t want a strong headwind with, it’s this. Great job guys!

[@dayyou]

Never knew jim carrey was so into guns

[@DeimosPC]

This is all I could think.. Fucking funny. The man looks like Lloyd Christmas for sure. Great videos though..

[@MycreepyProjects]

a few weeks ago the american m22 smoke grenade almost took me out. i found 2 with my metaldetector and one was abit broken. when i saw smoke comming out i knew i needed to back up really fast. they contained white phosphorus and as we all know that shit is awfull so it kinda exploded and threw fire everywhere. luckly no one was injured, no fires and no more remaining phosphorus

[@bobbyc2768]

where did you find them? you don't have to give an exact location if you don't want, but was it just out in the woods somewhere, and what state or part of the country? that's a crazy find, i wonder how those ended up wherever you found them.

[@garycornelisse9228]

You can get the maximum range by firing any projectile at a 45 degree angle relative to the horizontal. The M-1 grenade launcher had a sighting device that came with it, that made that functional.

[@henryofskalitz2228]

In ww2 most soldiers didn't even bother using it once they got good and started air bursting the grenades on the enemies

[@epicbagelswag]

This channel deserves more subscribers

[@ethanphillips8637]

there was a grenade launcher sight that was mounted to the side of the stock when these were in use.

[@SpaceAtomz]

Man, when you hear “fragmentation grenade” you don’t really think of it like that. That’s a hell of a lot of fragmentation, and I love it

[@JohnTBlock]

The idea is you ALWAYS ground the rifle at a 45° angle toward the target; how deep the grenade is on the launcher spigot, increases your range. Fully inserted = max range. Hand grenade adapters supposedly hold the spoon on till inpact, when knocked loose and fuse burns...

[@mikemaddock9750]

@@Knight-SgtReyes do you post this on every grenade video? LMAO geta life kid

[@jakesimms9915]

Dude is a gun smart Lloyd from Dumb and Dumber

[@BillyBigRiggin359]

The whole video I kept thinking he reminded me of someone but couldnt put my finger on it, and thats exactly who it is lmaoooo

[@adventuretarian8191]

That's my favorite scene in Apocalypses Now! You know your stuff Brother!

[@omarrp14]

You should this again but have a huge sheet of paper or a bunch of card board to see and compare the spread of fragments

[@skipmage]

God I hate wearing my battle rattle" You just earned yourself a like.

[@Pest789]

That airburst was pretty fucking dope.

[@wd9dau]

Some grenade firing adapters were designed to use live rounds. They had a bullet trap on the adapter.

[@robbiemurda2213]

Dude is living his best life

[@gavinw.5092]

Lloyd Christmas has been granted access to Ordnance Lab's arsenal 💥💣 There oddly similar physical appearance of Jim Carrey is amazing!! ❤️😂

[@rodmanbj]

I thought the same

[@Doja421]

Let me show ya something!!

[@alecmcgilvray353]

Was the 1903 ok?

[@crnigruja2220]

In 90's Yugoslav wars they used some invention like this, and it's mass produced, it's named "pijani Ustasha" in local slang ("Drunk Ustasha" on English. "Ustashas" are Croatian nationalists/extremists, and "Chetniks" are Serbian extremists/nationalists), it got that popular name from this story: in one battle between Ustashas and Chetniks, hand granates falled on Chetniks, from Ustashas side, but Ustashas positions was 300+ meters away from Chetniks, and than Chetniks wondered how someone can throw hand granate that far :S, and than Chetniks debated and concluded, those Ustashas must be drunk and on some heavy drugs wich gave them super powers to throw handd granates 300+ meters! otherwise that's not possible! LOL. I'm from ex-Yugoslavia, to be more precise i'm from Bosnia and Herzegovina, capital city of Sarajevo, that's how i know that, and believe me, that's 100% true story how that thing got name! xD. This is it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/epC6aWNortWLitU

[@Stray03]

Sort of know how Y'all feel, when I fired my PIAT with the Non exploding practice round for the first time I couldn't not laugh, something about getting a toy working well that brings the giddy school girl out in people. If I was allowed to fire exploding rounds with it I bet I'd have a smile ear to ear.

[@amorphoussolid8512]

Thank you. I really needed to see that. Damn, I think I understand the love of rifle grenades.

[@drumandgun4269]

Love the channel guys

[@blacktemplar667]

...and dont forget to keep your thumb clear from the grip. Wrap it around the grip of the stock and you're in for a luxated or broken thumb, afaik. my father was a medic during his army time back in the 70s and according to him this was a main cause of injury during rifle grenade training.

[@earlwyss520]

To unload a Garand hold the stock with your left hand, & pull the charging handle back with your right hand (aka "karate chop" it) while cupping the receiver with your palm. When the bolt is all the way to the rear press the clip ejector button with your right thumb,and catch the clip in your right palm as it ejects. I used to own a Winchester manufactured M-1 (don't worry I still kick myself mentally when I think about it) I figured it out the first time I unloaded it, as it seemed to be the most logical way to safely unload it, and keep dirt out of the clip. Also the enblock clip will not hold together with less than 6 rounds. If the clip contains less than 6 rounds you will need to turn the rifle to the right as you retract the bolt and catch all of the rounds & clip in your right hand.

[@getmeoutofsanfrancisco9917]

Whats the deal with Winchester M1's?

[@earlwyss520]

@@getmeoutofsanfrancisco9917 They are rare, like Remington M-1911A1s.

[@bigcactus9053]

This needs more views

[@arpioisme]

If cody made this video possible, shouldn't the channel be named cody's lab? ... Oh, wait

[@xXscorpioneaterXx]

Badass video thank you thank you bud I'm into getting a rifle grenade and this definitely hepled!

[@steveclifford1239]

Can you strap ordinance to a standing pig carcass to show what happens to surrounds when suicide bombers detonate?

[@Joe93819]

That would be sick!

[@Samm7552]

honestly my favorite yt channel

[@jonathandesantiago564]

Awesome this reminds me of the yugo m70 rifle grenade. Very informative 👍

[@jeffkirchberg]

No offense but your haircut reminds me of Jim Carreys hair in dumb and dumber. No offense, it's a badass movie

[@IonOtter]

HOLY CRAPSTICKS! The spread on the fragments is crazy! YIKES!

[@konatychuk]

It’s a travesty that you guys have so few subscribers

[@isaal-magyari9203]

LOL,you crack me up every time you say inshaALLAH

[@Nikolai1]

Frickin' insane! I loved it!

[@KC_Smooth]

I was a bit worried when he pulled the pin just in case there was a malfunction with the spoon holder. Really awesome test though!

[@FirearmTutorials]

wait, what happened to the big ball of fire like in the movies?!?!?

[@andrerobinson2338]

I don’t blame you turning him down

[@adrielbarrios4559]

I freaking love yalls videos

[@marksullivan4027]

Good video, but all I could was jim Carey from dumb and dumber, idk maybe just a bad hair day. Lol

[@jlambuth]

Why thank you Adriel!

[@nconati72]

You guys are sweet, just stumbled across the channel. Subscribed! 👍🔥👌

[@johnhartman3149]

Always wanted to see one of these work. Thank you! Not sure what the deal is with your attempt at bangs brother but it's time to shave the entire head.

[@allalphas7453]

How'd the end of the barrel on the sporterized '03 look after the grenade went off? #colawarrior4lyfe

[@Masterkeaf]

All Alphas My thought as well. There was some nasty shrapnel in that shot.

[@jlambuth]

Amazingly, the barrel survived. So we are going to blow up the rifle in a video coming up.

[@glencalhoun9544]

Is it just me or does Brotien here not look like a Jim Carrey character? No hate. But that shits strong 💪 💪 💪 in the resemblance!!!

[@160wscengineer5]

Dumb and Dumber all the way lol

[@mp40submachinegun81]

This man is basically a combination of fps russia and jim carrey

[@davidgiles4681]

If you have a Yugo SKS 59/66 it was made to accept 22mm grenade launching systems (to include a Garand Grenade system). fun Fact.

[@davidgiles4681]

@@Tombstone_Active The yugo system is more like a small missile mortar. It is launched the say way. A blank is used and you can set the mortar on the built-in device. Also, It is highly suggested that you use the ground to support the mortar firing. You can (for what I have read). but, it is not suggested.

[@pendelbembel]

IRA PRIG next please!

[@jlambuth]

That's in the works.

[@ancienttraveler]

I came to the comments to say "So you're tellin' me there's a chance!" ... But I guess everyone beat me to it 😆

[@andrew8895]

M1 grenade projection adapter attachment that was fitted on the M1 Garand bayonet lug m-7 . It has rings to set range @30-45deg. The cup was loaded with a Pineapple grenade and then the devise loaded on to the grenade attachment on the rifle. The four pronged launcher was designated as the M1. One of these prongs longer and has sleeve to hold the spoon.kept the arming lever from releasing. The unit was then placed on the 22 mm M7 grenade launcher attached to the M1 rifle's muzzle. The user then removed the grenade's safety pin and braced the rifle from a standing or kneeling position. The unit was launched by firing a high-powered blank from the rifle. Inertia caused the holder sleeve to shear off in flight, releasing the lever and arming the grenade. Unlike the m17, impact fuse.The grenade would then explode when its fuze ran out. The grenade's fuze (4.0 to 4.8 seconds) could detonate in mid-flight before it reached its target. However, this "airburst" effect was unofficially reported used to hit targets behind cover or in trenches.

[@cannedheat33]

👍👍Apocalypse Now reference! I subscribed today.💥

[@matthaught4707]

Can you still find launching cartridges? All I've been able to find are ceremonial/noise blanks, and they are sad at launching inert grenades. I found some period documentation on the load data for the launching cartridges, but it references powder types that are no longer produced.

[@kylelottridge8939]

From the can cannon frag grenade video, they were self loading the powder charge in the .223 blanks to increase the range. They found the proper lifting cartridges since they mention it at 14:15, however. Testing could be done on increasing powder loads in blanks until they got the distance they wanted. That'd be my method after doing the research that is out there.

[@PaulDesJardinsEntertainment]

Search Gunbroker under "grenades" and sometimes people are selling ww2 grenade launching cartridges.

[@telurkucing5006]

How this adapter actually works. In some manuals it said , it can explode in the air if you put at high angle after fuze burn out which means tab holding the lever got detached after grenade separated from adater but this video show grenade just stuck in the prong untill impact the ground and detached grenade. Which one is true? does adapter in this video are more advance version than what US army use in WW2?

[@number3665]

They are using a different type of grenade than the ones used in this adapter during WW2. That's probably why the grenade stayed with the adapter. I think he used the M26 grenade and it was designed to be used with the MK2 Pineapple grenade.

[@brianlynch994]

You should have been using the rubber grenade boot on the buttstock of the Garand. It is to prevent the stock from cracking from the recoil force of the grenade launch.

[@sMp23152]

Swear he looks like Jim Carrie's character from Dumb & Dumber minus the gap tooth. F'en swear...

[@ag7620]

It would have been fun watching him ACT like Carrie in dumb and dumber playing with live ordnance.

[@kushkiller7108]

That's awesome....I wasnt expecting it to go so far

[@Rockwolf66]

It would be very interesting to see if the Homemade grenade launchers as shown by "Ragnar Benson" actually work or are they like his "Homemade C-4" that was actually ANNM. Mind you that I have no desire to try and build such a device as I don't have to tell you how dangerous such things are.

[@Rockwolf66]

@@GSAZYNSKI There are reasons I wonder about his designs. Some of them might possibly work but I have serious doubts. As far as Explosives go my Late Father was a State Mine Safety Engineer who liscensed people to use explosives. I've seen what happens when people make mistakes with Demolitions. it's not pretty. I for one try to avoid handling anything more dangerous than Live small arms ammunition. While I have my Late Father's manuals I know my limitations and keep my hands off the Demo.

[@Zbgreek87]

Omg this Dude looks and sounds exactly like Jim Carey

[@Take2Shooting]

just discovered your channel, and what you guys are doing is so awesome.. please keep it up! can't wait to come back and edit this comment when you're at 100k subs !

[@DrStrngLuv]

WWII and Korea grenades were all 10 second fuses

[@lestergillis8171]

Yes. Mortars are a very good example of indirect fire.

[@TheRunAndGun10]

Awesome video!

[@maktoobyt2009]

Did he say “InshaAllah” 2:46

[@getmeoutofsanfrancisco9917]

InshaAllah is kind of his "trademark" via gun channels (so to speak). It all started when he made his Syrian Hell Cannon.

[@maktoobyt2009]

@@getmeoutofsanfrancisco9917 oh ok, trademark as in “am not sure if it’ll work”?

[@getmeoutofsanfrancisco9917]

@@maktoobyt2009 Yep, like “by the grace of god” or “god willing”

[@aaronyork3995]

Cool and effective way as tossing a grenade. M1 is a 3006 right?

[@tbren9341]

I have one that I fire from a sks yugo. You must make sure the grenade paddle is in the notch, then pull the pin. When the grenade is launched and hits the dirt, it disconnects and the paddle flips off since the pin is pulled. It lights the fuse and then you have a couple of seconds. Or you can leave the paddle out of the notch, pull the pin and quickly launch to get an airburst. I just have dummy grenades so don’t get to see any fireworks

[@IamTHEoneANDonlyUNCLEzeus]

Explosion good

[@Sidekick_Snowman]

I subscribed because of this video and I love this channel. Hope y'all gain more subscribers soon!

[@googlechicken]

I’ve always wondered what happened to Lloyd Christmas

[@t0mcos]

Thank god Im not the only one. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@craigd1275]

The grenade is suppose to come off and release the spoon when it hits the ground. .

[@frankyanorga212]

Makes me wish I had that job

[@albyshinyfield8841]

The adapters are reusable?

[@MoietyVR]

only if the grenade is... Or it falls off

[@ScoutSniper3124]

The grenade holder isn't reusable as it goes with the grenade downrange to the point of impact/explosion. The launcher attachment that stays with the barrel/gun is reusable. The weapon (rifle) itself takes a lot of energy in the firing due to the increased mass, and is known to break stocks (needing to be repaired).

[@keithbrown2458]

No all the grenades I threw had seven second delay I don’t know if that’s changed I was drafted

[@cdgonepotatoes4219]

The fuse is farily inaccurate for what I heard, about 3 to 5 seconds

[@isaac-vb1ng]

Vietnam?

[@MrZcotty]

I threw quite a few, and none of them made it to even 5 seconds .

[@jefficusgunman5885]

I remember when you did that episode with matt from demo ranch.

[@lestergillis8171]

That dide next to the bridge that fired that grenade was COOL.

[@Gadamlu]

You know, something ive wondered about for a modern rifle grenade. Would it be possible to make an effective universal grenade? Essentially a HEAT F round. Theoretically this could be done by slipping something like the fragmentation sheath from a potato masher grenade overtop the Anti tank grenade, or something similar. looking over slow mo footage of HEAT RPG rounds, there should be enough explosive mass to the sides to make this idea plausible from a man portable RPG size at the very least. this is likely one of the only places i can ask this without getting on more government lists, but can you guys try making one in a rifle grenade format to see if it works? thanks!

[@isaac-vb1ng]

Good news! 'HEDP' 40mm rounds already exists

[@johnladuke6475]

It's not so much a question of possible, as practical. You can have one projectile that does okay at five different jobs. Or you can have five kinds of projectile that are absolutely excellent at one job each.

[@Gadamlu]

@@johnladuke6475 no doubt. What im interested in is the practicality of such a weapon. likely vs infantry or soft targets its not going to be much better than any hand grenade, like the one they tested previously which was a hand grenade strapped to a launching device. But could it still keep the effectiveness of a hand grenade while still having decent shaped charge potential? Ive seen slowmows of various shaped charges, and it looks like on standard charges, its certainly got enough force to the side of the directed charge to be at least somewhat plausible.

[@johnladuke6475]

@@Gadamlu It would be a neat experiment, that's for sure. But I'd predict three results. 1) An HE round that also kinda fragments, but not well enough to replace a frag round. 2) A frag round that kinda has some high explosive, but just can't do the jobs that an HE round is needed for. 3) The silly Frankenstein device we both want to see, that does both jobs effectively... but is so unwieldy it would never make it past the prototype stage. Admittedly you're right, all three options would make awesome video, and I'd love to find out if I'm wrong.

[@isaac-vb1ng]

@@Gadamlu just incase you failed to read my other comment, of less than a sentence, high explosive dual purpose grenade rounds already exist, shaped charge warheads with a prefragmented body for extra frag.

[@quad55555]

wow this guy is Jim Carrie's dumb n dumber and 'Me Myself and Irene' in real life

[@SandrasSpicySpanishSalami]

Out here living the dream, doing this Legal Goon shit. *My heroes (with a capital N and soft A)*

[@danielchaiken9820]

I wish you could do it again, but this time have a make shift army of ballistics gell and see what the damages is

[@1dimtim]

Can some one tell me why do the modern grenades launcher projectiles fly straight????

[@fletcherreder6091]

Spin stabilized.

[@Tunkkis]

What exactly do you mean by that, "modern grenade launcher projectiles"? Do you mean the 40 mm ones fired from M79, M203 and the like? Those are fired from rifled barrels, they're spin stabilized. If you mean these rifle grenades, the spigot types like this one are generally fin stabilized.

[@1dimtim]

@@Tunkkis ty for the help.

[@Tunkkis]

@@1dimtim No problem, I am glad to help.

[@markrainford1219]

16:23 Jim Carey Dumb and Dumber lol

[@davithekid7236]

Just here to see shit explode

[@damienthomas6655]

so do you buy the grenade as an unloaded or blank basically and then load it and set a fuse to it to make it a live grenade??? and I'm guessing that there is possibly number of different explosives you could use ,I'm guessing you probably make that aswell ,what type would use and last question,I'm guessing here but military probably only load there grenades not long before USEING them as a loaded grenade probably would not store well and could self detonate just in storage ,is that true or false ??thanks ,great content guys and good work.

[@kevinmarrett9532]

He keeps saying “Neva been done befo’” like it’s a thing that people say commonly. Am I missing something here?

[@SoLSamuraibloodblade]

Meme from reality tv show about a gun shop

[@Paulnikon]

Air burst! Cool!

[@RandyRandersonthefamous]

"let's see how far it goes" G O N E

[@adam_-adam]

awsome video, can you do a video if you havemt allready done it, do some under water blast test with grenades underwater and put objects at different distances to see what the pressure wave does to soft objects at different distances from the explosion, ive done stuff like this with flash powder but i do not beleive it creates the same kind of wave underwater as something that detonates. please make one :] also would love to see if a granade can blow up a can cannon or thunder mug with 1" thick walls, a steel one. also can you make a shaped charge with tannerite and see if it works

[@bulletindiesel1548]

Where can I buy a m26 grenade (with or without lissensing)

[@ThePonchoJoe]

You can't.

[@minusblindfold5951]

Sweet Bowl cut bro