Spec Ops Review & Test the Steyr AUG

[@acosadorempedernido3217]

I'm loving this section of the channel, the level of professionalism and charisma these guys (Clay included) have gives it it's unique charm. Can't wait for the next item!

[@rafaelalodio5116]

Yes, This show not even feels like youtube, it's so well produce that it feels like something you would watch on cable TV like in the History Channel or something.

[@caseystarks5719]

I like most of their content, but this is probably my favorite segment they’ve started. It helps that they ask great questions.

[@JonoZaidi]

We Aussies use the F88 and now it’s been phased out for the Lithgow F90 or under its military designation the EF88 (Enhanced F88) and its modernized quite a bit from the F88 I don’t know the exact changes but it was improved in more ways than one

[@Dontunderstandpleasesayagian]

Where is ian from forgotten weapons

[@maxxpirk]

Bro raw honey local has to be local will get rid of your allergies

[@vincentcocchio3450]

Just to correct a few things said in the description, the Steyr AUG is actually an Austrian gun not an Australian gun, however it has been adopted by the Australian military as their main combat rifle

[@wes4522]

Yup, commonly mistaken because Austria is very close in name to Australia. Also, doesn't help that it was made in Austria but adopted by Australia!

[@karuuuma]

@Jp Vert one is a country separated from most of the main continent by an ocean that resides in the southern hemisphere (australia) the other is a European country in the southern part of Central Europe

[@Kansensaku]

...I was lied

[@longrifle2955]

nah man, i think they are using F90 now instead of the AUG

[@sorenkazaren4659]

@Jp Vert Australia is its own continent (and country). Think Kangaroos and such. The outback. Austria is a country in Europe located between Italy, Germany, Switzerland, and Hungary.

[@blitzer3973]

The Australians now use a more modernised AUG called the EF88, which has an interchangeable barrel etc so you can change the charging handle to the left side which Israel will enjoy.

[@IsraelWright]

🥳🥳🥳

[@looksirdroids9134]

Yes, we do. We do so because M4 is for bitches and we ain't bitches.

[@Calais05]

@@looksirdroids9134 sure champ, it’s not like our special forces use m4’s at all 😐

[@WE-ep9tq]

The EF88 actually has a fixed barrel, while the standard aug has the interchangable barrel. Also the Aug has always had the ability to be made more accessible to left-handed shooters by just running a left-handed specific bolt.

[@blitzer3973]

@@WE-ep9tq the EF88 (F90) has a full interchangeable front

[@DCGMatthew1]

The description says the Steyr AUG is Australian instead of Austrian for some reason. Though we do have our own versions called Austeyr, etc. Which I interestingly don't think I've ever seen people compare before.

[@thehobo00]

Is there much of a difference? I think the trigger guard looks a bit different on the Austeyr but otherwise I thought they were internally the same

[@looksirdroids9134]

We literally took the AUG and just renamed it, basically.

[@myrandomlife30]

I would say that for the F88 and SA1/SA2 variants it was pretty much a standard Steyr however the EF88 is quite a bit different. The barrel is one peice with the receiver, there is a bolt release near the rear so you no longer have to pull back on the charging handle and all in all its quite nice. Plus get issued black mags :)

[@sundoga4961]

@@looksirdroids9134 Not quite. Austeyr has slightly different controls (switch style safety rather than the original push through safety). I think there are a few manufacturing differences as well.

[@ginkyo]

Cam and Izzy bro hug is so wholesome......BROSOME!

[@sathos]

Saying that UK went “back to the M4” isnt quite true… we have always stuck with the SA80, what happened in the first gulf war was that our troops were grabbing American M4s where they could because the first gen SA80 was a rushed out hot mess but we didnt formally adopt the M4, we stuck with our gun and since we got H&K to fix it, its become an excellent gun.

[@IsraelWright]

Love it. Thanks!

[@sathos]

@@IsraelWright no worries Israel, I'm one of the fans from the Gamespot vids, absolutely LOVING that you guys have your own thing and your content rocks! As a Brit that almost never gets to see a gun but loves the heck out of them (Engineering background so guns fascinate me) its cool to feed the passion through channels like yours and the other content you guys do like the boot tests, MREs etc is all so watchable.

[@Antstar12]

Just to add some more details to this, the A2 version is what is probably most commonly used at the moment. This was designed as a improvement in the early 2000s meant to improve the reliability of the weapon(upgrades completed by H&K). More recently the british armed forces have had the rollout of the A3 version which is primarily a modernisation upgrade, adding rails for a selection of sights, lasers, torches and grips, as well as weight reduction and a new tougher coating. As said the fixes from H&K have improved the gun a lot, but the name SA80 or L85 still are infamous, and it's hard to detach the weapons troubled past from it's modern capabilities.

[@sathos]

@@Antstar12 totally, like the old wives tales about all AKs being inaccurate or "chinese means poor quality" (despite so much of the world's goods coming from there haha) its hard to turnover a reputation once its lasted more than a generation or so of people.

[@colbunkmust]

well, the Royal Marines and SAS have switched to the Colt Canada C8, which is basically the M4, but yeah the Army still uses the L85 system.

[@markfarkas3287]

Ey maan im not am expert but austria made it and still use the aug a1/2/3 so a little correction (yea australia use it too ik)

[@thompsongunner27]

Yeah Styer who is a Austrian company made the Aug and Aug versions

[@diazepamkit]

Yess sir, it is made in austria. The original ones

[@twitt9425]

England also still uses the L85A3. They didn’t switch to M4

[@cillianmclaverty9392]

Ireland also uses it along with the usp9

[@iwazabiwazhere]

Cow's not kangaroos 😂 but in this case it's both I guess? 🤷‍♂️

[@TheLifeofRon]

I love that they say Fort Lewis 😎 shows their age. HEY OH!

[@DJS8453]

The brits never adopted the M4 as stated in the video in any concept, they endured the L85A1 until 2002 then was upgraded to the A2 which was a massive improvement. The current iteration the A3 is again a huge upgrade and most serving troops are happy with it. The c7/8 aLso known as the L119A1/A2 adopted by the UK was for SF and non linear functions only.

[@allyreneepenny9447]

That's right 👍

[@nicholasbrown668]

Hate to break it to ya but most British SOF use the M4

[@enderwolfg1033]

There was a point where para/SF used m16s but it wasn’t common use

[@cpeezy3119]

Bouta say

[@richardbeasley8132]

The Brit gun was a modern Armalite AR 180 in Bullpup configuration.

[@slonky821]

9:45 the british haven't adopted an m4 or AR as the standard service rifle, they enlisted H&K to improve it

[@joshwalker4506]

Specialist units such as the Pathfinders use the colt C8

[@edwardlovatt425]

@@joshwalker4506 to my knowledge it’s only the Royal Marines who are switching to the C8 with 43 commando leading the way on that.

[@takoshihitsamaru4675]

Something about H&K is just...Really pleasing. As a non gun-owner, I really take a shine to pretty much everything they've made, from the USP to the G36C and 416.

[@masonhall3492]

A very small number uses anything apart from the SA 80 in the British army from my use with it I didn’t come across any problems with it

[@joshwalker4506]

@@edwardlovatt425 pathfinders have been using a similar platform if not the C8 for a number of years but yeah green lids are switching

[@theodoreheintz7891]

Many people are unaware that the AUG trigger has some adjustability to it and can be tuned and when this is done it makes a big difference. Over time the screw the clamps the transfer bar to the trigger can loosen up allowing the transfer bar and trigger to come out of tune. But since nobody even knows that the thing is adjustable in the first place they also wouldn't think to check or fix it. TnSteyr has a tutorial about this which I highly recommend.

[@uncleartyom4280]

I like how every time Israel shoots a gun he says “That brings back a lot of memories”

[@IsraelWright]

This comment brings back a lot of memories for me. :P

[@ianando9459]

As an Aussie and with very limited mil service as a kid I think the major advantage here which wasn't emphasized enough was the compact pistol like spatial advantages in both urban & jungle combat . Anyone attempting to transit jungle with silence finds every inch on a barrel a drama with foliage noise generation . In urban you have assault rifle capability in an almost pistol like dimension in hallways & doorways . From an Aussie in Queensland Australia and good friend of our Yank mates

[@donnycarrier6220]

Izzy, I feel your pain being a fellow lefty shooter. So hard to find southpaw friendly firearms and accessories 😭

[@IsraelWright]

Why god! WHYYYYYYYYY???

[@zaynevanday142]

👿

[@ahmadmalik5501]

69 likes......nice

[@Dang3rMouSe]

The forever curse of our southpaw style

[@Echo2-2]

The Styer AUG is just cool. Period

[@GrillSergeant]

Clay is the man! Looks like you all had an epic fun day!

[@callme_v8789]

SteyrAug was always my fav bulpup

[@FearlessSpecialist]

I've always wanted to fire a bullpup it seems so cool.

[@AFancyLemon]

Love that Izzy wears Cams merch. Support your buddies!!

[@Justain_Nelson]

I like seeing Clay, because that means we get to see some awesome weaponry.

[@janoski8679]

little sidenote, the STG 77 or AUSTRIAN STEYR AUG is the standard millitary wapon of the Austrian Bundeheer and Australia has a licensing agreement with Austria, which allows them to use the weapon in their army as well. The wepon was introduced to the Austrian millitary in 1977. That gives it the name STG 77 what means Sturmgewehr 77

[@NerdyOnNature]

just to put in my 2 pence here, the original SA-80 was awful, but now its an amazing gun. It was rushed out to early and had issues with build quality and also had issues with the gas ports letting in too much dirt leading to jams. Thats been fixed and its now a great gun from what ive been told

[@sathos]

Typically we had to get the Germans to fix our mess hahaha much respect to H&K for it but sheesh what an embarrassment for what could have been an excellent gun from the start with the right development time and funding.

[@joshwalker4506]

@@sathos A3 is mint now but the A2 was decent

[@sathos]

@@joshwalker4506 indeed, I guess its not too uncommon for a totally new weapon to have teething issues, it just didnt help that we made a big noise about it being british and blah blah…. But a1 was a dud haha. Cant win em all, AI still makes beautiful bolt actions and the Challenger is a peach 😉

[@NerdyOnNature]

@@sathos yeah H&K improved it but that was the A3, the A2 was still decent. But it certainly wouldn't be a patch on what it is today

[@wes4522]

@@joshwalker4506 I'll just stick with my AR platform. Tried and true USA!

[@Silent_Strife]

Ever since the armorer spoke about his buddies he has to call in for larger artillery, such as cannons… that is what I’ve been craving from an episode of Lethal Antiquities

[@reillyroberts5376]

The steyr aug has been my favorite gun since I was a kid

[@aarontactical]

I’m still an AR-15 person

[@m.d.wilsonmusic7356]

The fact Izzy knocked perfect shots into that target while shooting left handed…that’s a dangerous man.

[@mehad9885]

so happy i found this channel, before you know it its gonna be huuuuge

[@asif1056]

9:36 he said that The British military used the SA80 for a while and that it wasn’t well liked by the troops which is true with the A1 version but the A2 was revised by H&k and saw massive improvement, also he said that The British went back to the m4 which is not true for 1,we never had it in the first place. 2, The British military has also invested a lot of money in that weapon system and is constantly extending its service life with improvements,some infantry regiments are already on the SA80A3 although for the large part mostly a2. Also m16 a1 was not liked or well received by the troops back in Vietnam, it was nicknamed the Mattel rifle. Which just shows that next to no weapon system is made perfect right from the start & with updates & improvements can a weapon system be properly fit for purpose.

[@TheVorshevsky]

Israel: "I've never shoot Bullpup and Left Handed." *Still shoots perfectly and flawlessly😂*

[@rafaelalodio5116]

He earns that Green Beret after all.

[@VoidedEmptiness]

We got to give our guy here a 12.7x99mm anti material rifle, more specifically, the PMG Precision Ultima Ratio Hécate II .50 cal anti material rifle. Tried by Ian from Forgotten Weapons, he found it quite pleasant for a .50 cal, due to the design of the rifle, it’s recoil is more manageable than the Barrett M82 or Barrett M107 some other anti-material rifles of similar cartridge sizes.

[@keithmays8076]

How about the Boys anti-tank Rifle? That would be a fun time. Or better still, an actual Elephant Gun. That'll be worth a bowl of popcorn to watch with.😁

[@Axl4325]

16:46 Cameron instinctively tries to hit the bolt release lmao

[@adalbertoherrera2339]

Cameron flexing with the Ronin battle belt 🤙

[@Black0raz0r]

6:57 You are forgetting the country where the Steyr AUG is coming from..... my homecountry.... AUSTRIA 😆 I had the Steyr AUG A1 as my service rifle when I was the short standard service time of 6 month in the austrian army when I was 17 to 18 years old.....that's around 15 years now :D We call the Steyr AUG also Stg77 (Strumgewehr 77) 7:22 also.... you don't need the change that because Steyr Arms and even Corvus Defensio made a Case Deflector.... deflecting the cases forword.

[@alankohn6709]

Australia compared the AR with the AUG and the AR lost out in all the tests the testing report was declassified a while ago it also didn't help that Australia went we want to make it in Australia having had bad experiences with depending on foreign suppliers. Colt went no and Styer went sure knock yourself out. So Australia adopted the weapon and Built it at the Lithgow (pronounced Lith-go) Arms Company as the F88 a licenced version of the AUG which went though several variants and is now being replaced with the F90 the F90 is a fully Australian Designed variant which includes a forward drop free mag release and the ability to use standard Stanag and NATO Magazines, an ambidextrous rear bolt release, fully configurable as a left or right handed weapon but comes with a case deflector as standard, a quick change free floating barrel assembly onto which your optic mounts meaning you don't loose zero, Improved heat management and It is lightest military Bullpup in the world at around 7.1 pounds

[@ctakitimu]

I've fired the original to this so many times (with the 1.5 scope built in), it used to be the New Zealand army's main infantry weapon back when I was in. I love it still

[@paulrutherford5087]

Went to NZ with the Australian Army reserve to train with your territorials and fired your version. I much preferred your optic to ours where we didnt have the crosshairs inside the donut. Having cross hairs makes it simpler to keep the group tight by aiming at same point. I think the reason why the Australian did away with the cross hairs they just wanted rounds down range instead of slow aimed shots. Which I think is silly

[@shrimpanzy7627]

I like that you two are steadily getting more internet famous

[@judsondriscoll3308]

Y’all should do an episode with Ian from Forgotten Weapons.

[@smfls]

SA80A2 (A3 now? Not sure, left 8 years ago) is still standard issue weapon system for the vast majority of UK ground forces (specialist units/arms not withstanding.) It doesn't suck as much as it did when it was first adopted.

[@aaronhelvy1374]

That's cool that you guys are from fort Lewis I live close to JBLM as well much respect to all the soldiers.

[@droganovic6879]

Ah yes, the *Die Hard* gun. Was always interested in the AUG after that movie 😅

[@ricepresident2990]

Golden locks not included unfortunately 😔

[@justincloutier5100]

16:44 caught you looking for the bolt release Cam lol

[@Freedm762]

The a3 should've got the bolt release right?

[@moonwolf5910]

I like how you both asked about the function of the Aug asking questions is a good thing folks. and you both did great with a new platform. I would like to see you both run a Tavor x95, the controls will be more familiar with the safety and bolt release like the AR (unlike the Tavor SAR) love your guys channel.

[@PawFromTheBroons]

Our FAMAS could be switched from right handed to left handed, while field stripping the bull-pup. And the charging handle was on top, in line with the barrel, so not always on the left...

[@feintin]

This has quickly become one of my favorite channels, especially this series! Keep it up fellers

[@liambumby9708]

My dad was a royal engineer and he said that he had never had an issue with an sa80 and said it was down to not looking after it well

[@drewskiee9254]

Finally got to shoot my AUG A3 and also shoot lefthanded. Got a Corvus Case Deflector and makes lefty shooting possible.

[@DPham1]

Your guys' soldierly, spec-oppy bromance is always a joy to watch

[@yayweredoomed]

Izzy’s pretty smooth on his off-hand there, awesome!

[@JUSTINBURPER666]

Holy FUCK I've been waiting for this! Been an AUG fan for a decade now. Great to hear your comments and awesome video as always.

[@Angry-Lynx]

im lefty but I always shoot right handed, learned like that and it stayed

[@christophluger793]

Same. Had no choice in mandatory service. I still know the serial number of my Stg77 which was JD742. That's now 12 years ago.

[@themuhii]

Croatia’s VHS D2 and K2 is a bullpup but you can change the ejection to go to the left/right literally on the field. It’s literally a copy paste from left side to the right side with the fire select, charging handle and everything you need working on both sides.. so it is FULLY ambidextrous. Check it out! They are also selling the rifle in USA under Springfield.

[@PeteMoser]

Cameron perfectly articulated the Steyr's limitations regards combat shooting. Quick mag changes are problematic, the weapon almost has to come out of the shoulder for most firer's meaning the weapon cannot stay on target for the process in adition to his observation on the hardness of the mag release to manipulate and locate by feel alone especially if you account for mitten hands and decrease in fine motor skill that sometimes accompany increased stress. Great video guys, thanks for sharing.

[@ShnozzleShabizzle]

big fan of the show. you gents have great chemistry. keep em coming!

[@2Dimples4U]

I don’t have a lot of experience with shooting but I am extremely impressed with the level of safety. Even when talking about swapping mags, they still double checked the empty mags. Real professional.

[@zaynevanday142]

Used these in the New Zealand 🇳🇿 Army my entire career the first and second generation ones they had the 1.5 power scope built into it I liked them, they are Austrian 🇦🇹 and the ones I had on basic were built in Austria 🇦🇹

[@ThakurTaraChand]

Ngl Clay is literally the most chill guy, I think they should recruit him then it's gonna be 3 chill guys

[@luisfreites832]

"Its cool as f to see someone leveled in half with" Words of wisdom

[@braydenbrayden204]

audio was a bit off, but loved the video! Keep it up :)

[@ratchetmidmo66]

The stovepipe FTE on the last round blew my mind. I have put thousands of rounds through my AUG and never had a single FTE.

[@zebwilliams4128]

Love these guy!!! They’re so fun, have to constantly remind myself that they’re elite bad asses! Keep it up brothers!!!

[@andygold]

Complaints on the trigger are easily eliminated. Throw in a Ratworx 20/20 sear, and an ARID trigger, and all your take-up, and overtravel are eliminated. And, with the combination of the 2 items, the trigger pull on my A3M1 went from 8.6lbs down to 5 lbs., and the trigger-break is like glass.

[@FTomita]

You guyz are so enjoyable to watch. Thanks for the content!

[@destructoidmark007]

The AUG is also the Irish Defense Force main battle rifle

[@MultiSkica]

You should try the HS product VHS 2, Croatian made bullpup assault riffle.. It has been employed by the Croatian armed forces. On American market it's called Springfield Hellion. The best part of the gun is that you can shift bolt for left and right handed person also with the ejection port which can be on the left or right side, depends on the bolt position. Thank you for the videos guys, you rock!!

[@owenfolks6]

Another banger guys! The only "gripe" I'd have is I wish I could've seen how you both tactical reload from a more prone position with a bullpup system. That's all I got lol. Can't wait for the next one!!!

[@VTheGonk]

I'm binging these dudes channel! Everything is so good!

[@ik5852]

LOVE THE SHIRTS MAN!!!! FITS AND LOOKS GREAT ON ME AND LOVE THE VIDOES THIS CHANNEL MAKES!!!!

[@marxbruder]

I hope you get that musket you want. There's nothing quite like the click-BANG of a flintlock musket, and the weight/balance change you get by fixing a bayonet is pretty impressive. I'm curious what you would do for the "tactical reload" segment. In the late 18th/early 19th century, the British light infantry dealt with the slow loading times by pairing soldiers up into "files", and one file partner was to be loaded at all times. One partner would fire, then the other would level their musket and cover their partner while they loaded. Once done, the second would fire, and the first would cover them in turn. This led to a steady, accurate, and methodical fire, as opposed to loading and firing as fast as possible.

[@Tintifoxx]

first of all: this rifel comes from Austria and i realy like your videos. Steyr is a Austrian company, i am from Austria and i used it in my basic military service. Yes the Australians use it also, but the Steyr AUG is the standard rifle in the AUSTRIAN army and called STG77, STG stand for STurmGewehr, what means Assault Rifle and the 77 stands for the year it was constructed. You guys have the A3 version (much cooler, much newer and much better than the standard version i used) ... I loved it and it´s a very easy rifle to handle (cleaning, ect), but maybe i am partisan.... sorry for my bad english, i hope you understand what i mean :)

[@nobodyisperfect1788]

For the sake of being absolutely correct... the 77 stands for the year it was introduced as the army's standard rifle. Not the year it was constructed.

[@user-gx1ne2ix7t]

Don't know what it is about the AUG but I love it! If a videogame has an AUG then I'm using it majority of the time. Also the H&K G36 is another weapon I really like but it's not that common in video games.

[@bombadblastersbro3461]

I love Iz and Cam, the podcast, and the channel, but you guys should make the thumbnails not give away the surprise of what gun Clay brought in for that episode. Other than that, this channel is the best!

[@IsraelWright]

oh good suggestion!

[@Dj.MODÆO]

To someone that served as active duty in 1996, and carried an M16a2 with iron sights, and later in 1999, an M4 with iron sights….hearing him say ACOG 4x sights are now standard issue for everyone including national guard troops, makes me smile….it’s about damn time they upgraded everyone,lol.

[@Artemis-zd2ce]

Izzy showing how it’s done while being offhand. Nice!

[@davidhuett3579]

The Steyr AUG, in Australia's case, is also locally manufactured here in Australia which was a requirement of Defence to ensure we would never be in a position of lack of supply or parts. (sovereignty) The US would not allow Oz to manufacture the Colt opposition here in Oz ... that was a game changer. Having said that, the Australian military carried out comprehensive tests on a range of models and the Steyr won in EVERY category.

[@american_made5858]

Can’t wait for izz and cam to make a video with other big veterans KZbin channels like MBest11x, baddie, Eli, donut, nikko, and many others. That would be a video I would love to watch. Love the vids keep up the great work.

[@Cliftosis]

Cam should pull the 2/75 card and get MBest on asap.

[@theoriginalemim]

Not the type of Vet you're talking about, but Cam would have a field day at demo ranch.

[@american_made5858]

@@theoriginalemim agreed

[@TheRealPots]

love these videos so much its awesome watching you guys shoot guns and talk about your experience

[@Flowershark]

I love Cameron's dirty play on the rock, paper, scissors. He couldn't wait to get his hands on that gun. I love the enthusiasm you guys show in all your different segments. Always ready to jump in to try something new and it's great!

[@stephendickens6763]

The British never “went back” to the M4. The Sa80 LA85 A1 was NOT loved like the guy said, but the LA85 A2 was a much better version. British army is now using the LA85 A3. Just a little correction. Love the content guys 👍

[@LukeMettamGaming]

The British Armed Forces still use the SA80/L85 as the primary weapon, H&K helped redesigned and produced the A2 variant. The Royal Marines and the UKSF will be replacing their SA80/L85 rifles with a variant of the L119 which is a variant of the Colt Canada C8SFW.

[@IQsveen]

Love how Israel is rocking Cams merch! 😎

[@ocd4957]

I'd love to see Cam and Izzy test out my dream firearms, either the FN P90/PS90 or the Winchester Model 94. The P90 I've loved since childhood seeing it being hip fired in cheesy action movies and well, who wouldn't wanna be live out a dream of firing the gun that won the wild west lol

[@Smitherrrrs]

As a brit. When he said the guys on the ground didn't like the sa80, While this is true, they eventual a2, and now a3, models are fairly well liked as they fixed the issues of the first Gen and dare I say, it's now one of the most reliable weapons across the globe. HOWEVER, we DID NOT, for the most part like he said go over to the m4 or m16, We made something better ;)

[@manoslampropoulos3648]

Love the way Cameron was searching for the bolt release after fast reloading just like the m4.

[@zacharygueck8923]

Made my day! Love this series guys

[@TorchOnTarget]

Would love a video on maybe downtime rituals or games you guys would invent while out on safari to pass time !

[@menacereconnaissance7406]

Bullpup Weapon System YESSSS

[@maxxpirk]

Can't wait for more of these episodes

[@chuckgreen3629]

3:56 musket loading and firing competition between Cam and Izzy confirmed?

[@markushofer2722]

- Gets asked who actually uses the rifle - does not mention the actual country of origin, Austria, where it has been the standard service rifle for over 40 years

[@wilsonvaughn5385]

Izzy has pretty good grouping even when using the weak hand. Amazing 😮

[@Law9652]

The Brits didn't switch to the M4. They use an updated version of the SA80. But very interesting series!

[@dionanderson8185]

Steyr Aug is still in service in New Zealand today Great video 🔥🔥🔥💯

[@Markus_CRF1100ATAS]

It is also the standartrifel from the Austrian Armed Forces, it is an Austrian Product, with is build in Australia in a Licensversion. I am proud, to have this Rifle as my standartrifle by the Austrian Forces!

[@alphabetsoup3688]

After watching demolition ranch for so long it’s almost weird to see people taking this much caution on the range. Not saying that Matt isn’t safe on his channel but this is a whole other level of safety.

[@danielquinn624]

Auto versions had a 3 way safety. Safe, Semi and Auto. As mentioned when in Auto the trigger has two pulls or detents. First is semi, all the way back is auto. We just referred to them as Steyrs, never really AUG in NZ (now use MARS L).

[@sambro6657]

Best bullpup ever

[@weeznaz8195]

All this gun needs is a bolt hold open, a magazine release, and a bolt release and this thing would be perfect. Hell as it is it still seems modern.

[@Freedm762]

The a3 got the bolt release, and it already got the mag release at the back Edit: right behind the mag

[@weeznaz8195]

@@Freedm762 I should have been more clear. A mag release that is more similar to the M16 or M4 family.

[@Freedm762]

@@weeznaz8195 ah

[@EfftupSmith]

@@weeznaz8195 but why? the one that is there works perfectly fine. A lot of guff is spoken about the drop free magazines but unless you are in a competitive gun match, that is really irrelevant. If you are an actual soldier, you are issued with x number of magazines and expeted to come back with x number of magazines, and you want to keep them for reloading where possible and don't want them damaged or full of crap. You aren't dropping them on the ground all the time as you are going to retain them. You certainly aren't going to drop them for speed in the heat of battle and then walk around after the battle searching for your dropped mags.

[@mrcregg0915]

As a civilian, I thoroughly enjoyed the knowledge and banter these guys bring. And well as the glimpses into the military lifestyle. Not to mention the humor they slip in. Quality content boys.

[@nickamalfitano3613]

Alot of the "basic knowledge " was incorrect

[@ninovictorgnity7195]

I love Cameron and Isarel Surprising that they didn't know what weapons they taste and try ❤️

[@the_spaartan5372]

That version of the A3, the one that accepts the proprietary waffle mags and not standard AR mags, actually does have a bolt release. The AR mag ones don't have a bolt release

[@oalec6882]

I love how Cameron allways wants to hit bolt release when he inserts the magazine in xd

[@altechelghanforever9906]

Just m4 things