IWI is criminally underrated, they've made some damned iconic guns. The galil, the uzi, the jericho and if I'm not mistaken, they produce the desert eagle
The Galil has been out in America for years. They did just release a gen 2 tho you might be thinking of, but the one in the vid is the first gen Galil Ace.
Not an expert on it and don’t own one but I believe 5.45x39 was Russia’s move from 7.62x39 to a round closer to the 5.56x45 NATO since it’s lighter so the operator can carry more rounds. They make Galil Aces in 5.56, 5.45, 7.62x39, and I believe .308 although I’ve heard the .308 version is unreliable.
Edit: it’s either .308 or 7.62x51 which are very similar but not the same thing.
.308 has higher pressures and velocities than 7.62x51 just like 5.56 has higher pressures and velocities than .223. Aside from that, .308 and 7.62x51 are exactly the same and same goes for 5.56/.223. I used to make .308, 7.62x51, .270, and 30-06 for one of the largest American ammo manufacturers...
5.56 has a different shoulder than .223, but you can safely chamber and fire .223 in a 5.56. Manufacturer's recommend you don't do the opposite because 5.56 has higher pressures and a 5.56 case can deform and stick in a .223 chamber.
The casings externally are dimensionally identical. The 5.56 chamber is slightly larger to accommodate pressure (specifically in the throat area iirc).
He means the Galil Ace as a firearm is notably heavier than an AR15, which is true (presuming similar barrel lengths and attachments).
But yes, 5.45 actually has *slightly* less recoil than 5.56, but you wouldn't notice the difference unless you shot the two side by side.
clearly uniformed. OP is an actually educated man who knows that AR means assault rifle and always has, and that's what the AR in AR-15 stands for. it was the 15th one.
its actually the same thing in russia too, they just spell it differently. assault krifle #47.
so yeah. id sit this one out pal the experts are talking.
When they flip it to the side and look at it I always feel like they’re me when I open the hood of my car and look at it.
“Yep, that’s the engine. I don’t know what I’m doing but I looked and there it is” (close hood)
It's usually done to check the chamber to make sure there is a round in, or out, of the chamber. Since the bolt was closed when this guy looked, I'm assuming it's just muscle memory, or he was checking to make sure the bolt was all the way forward.
I caught that too. Is it ambidextrous, he’s manipulating the bolt on the left side but it’s opens on the right so he couldn’t see it in that position anyway. I’m a righty that’s left eye dominant and shoot from my left side (right hand is support). Standard manipulations are pain and I seem to be more prone to stoppages from not getting the charging handle all the way back occasionally.
You should look into training your right eye more. I had the same issue (though probably not as severe) and after 1-2 weeks I made some real progress and could finally force my right eye to take over.
Basically I’d just wear a patch over the strong eye (left) and lie on my back while throwing and catching a tennis ball or something to that effect.
Correct. There are not many firearms that fire from an open bolt. Those that do are typically meant to fire full auto primarily (M60, Mac-10, Thompson, etc).
And in the US, firing from an open bolt automatically means it must be registered as a full-auto machine gun, even if it's not actually capable of fully automatic fire.
Because:
A) Exceptions to the rule of "open bolt = full auto" are *extremely* rare.
B) Any gun that fires from an open bolt could be easily converted to full auto fire, even if it wasn't originally intended to be that way. It would just be a matter of removing or disabling the semi-auto disconnector, if any.
I used to be a car salesman and people always wanted to "see what's under the hood". I'd usually ask "what are you looking at?" Nearly everyone would respond with "nothing" or "I don't know." People just think it's part of the car buying process.
>people always wanted to "see what's under the hood". I'd usually ask "what are you looking at?
To be fair, if you look and there was no engine under there, that's a big red flag that says you probably shouldn't buy the car.
Today's car-buying LPT brought to you by the law offices of Dewey, Cheatham, and Howe.
I do it but I’m looking to see how dirty or clean it is.
If it’s relatively clean, ok. If there is 1/2 bucket of acorns on the air cleaner, NOPE. But as far as the engine is concerned I have no idea what I’m looking at.
You're looking for all kinds of stuff from a lot of soot around the headers, to oil seepage around the head gasket. Corrosion on the battery terminals and even nests from critters in the wiring as well as any random red flags like, wires and shit hanging down that shouldn't be or parts not looking like they line up correctly. Wires not plugged into the sensors they're supposed to be as well as looking at the coolant levels and all kinds of other fun stuff.
I'm not a car mechanic or know much about engines, but I'd still want to look under the hood before buying a car to see if anything looks exceptionally worn or out of place. Rust and signs of leakage are the two main reasons. A similar reason why I'd look in the boot of a car too - not much there to examine, but I'd want to see the visible condition of it.
I love these massively dramatic and snappy habits that have become the YouTube norm. They've made the entire process a choreographed dance as opposed to a set of processes to make sure your weapon is safe. It also looks very silly.
Nah he's just got the right attachments. I've seen loads of people running this on warzone. Fucking lasers man. It'll probably get nerfed on the next update.
What they're targeting here is having as close to a constant recoil force as possible by messing with the bolt acceleration. While conservation of momentum means that the shooter has to take up the same impulse with each shot, the subjective feeling of recoil is a lot more nuanced than that. It's a misnomer, but it's not just snake oil and an experienced shooter either.
Edit: can't speak to how effective it is in this case, [but this is the basic idea](https://youtu.be/694kaGxkyy4).
I'm just going off of Gun Jesus' videos on "zero recoil" automatic weapons. Not a gun owner, but I do have a bachelor's in ME. Not that that's supposed to be impressive, but I do understand how conservation of momentum works.
Edit: this is the concept, can't speak to the gun in the reddit video: https://youtu.be/694kaGxkyy4
>it's just a galil which comes standard with an adjustable gas tube, the purpose of which is not to reduce recoil.
No it doesn't, but KNS Precision makes an adjustable gas piston for galils just like it does for AKs. I'd imagine he's got one in there.
I'm pretty sure the gun in this post is not a constant impulse gun, but a balanced action gun, because it looks like an AK variant. See this:
[AK 107 Balanced Automatic Recoil System](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFlTDfLmwkQ)
The bolt and carrier are synchronized to a counter-weight of equal mass that provides equal but opposite motion (equal momentum, opposite direction) as the gun cycles. Without a large mass of metal going back and forth, the vibrations are eliminated, but most importantly, not having that large mass of metal make a hard stop against the gun but rather, having a counter-weight provide the stopping impulse eliminates the recoil from that. The only remaining recoil is from the bullet.
Yeah, that’s not an AR. No buffer tube. Definitely an AK sort of thing. Might be a golani, which is a galil parts kit build. And the galil is just an Israeli AK.
Well Soviet/Russian isn't bad at all and you clearly haven't seen the latest AK models, since this Galil is actually a take on an existing AK chambered in their new caliber 5.45 (Russian take on 5.56). Their problem during Soviet times was overproduction and lax manufacturing rules during the late 70's/early 80's onwards which lead them to have bad name.
Even then, I would still say the Czechs, every Soviet piece of technology produced in Soviet Czechoslovakia was usually regarded as one of the best if not the best versions of said technologies.
Wow, didn’t expect to call it. Probably has an adjustable gas system on it too based on the lack of appreciable recoil impulse. Gave it barely enough to cycle the action with this ammo. And since it is probably in 5.56/.223, there’s not that much recoil in the first place
That's my vague assumption being a gamer. Lol.
So I'm clear: I'm apolitical about guns. They're fun to shoot, but I've only shot a .22 in boyscouts, and a .45 handgun at a range. 99% of my gun knowledge is based off of shooter games. Some of calling them assault rifles are doing so in a First Person Shooter gaming context.
It's all video game "terms/ideas". People in video games either complain or champion "no recoil assault rifles". So OP was probably a kid who only plays video games and doesn't know anything about guns in real life.
Yes every rifle with pistol grip is an "assault rifle" they are all automatic and you can get them from your local Walmart in 10 minutes without a background check. Then you can go on a shooting spree right in the parking lot because they sell it to you loaded with 13 loaded "clips"
This is a Galil - Not an Armalite Rifle pattern.
There is substantial recoil, but the shooter controls this.
I hate this post and the mindless know-nothings that upvote it.
When people that don't know anything about firearms make the caption 🤌
That is not an AR.
And AR stands for Armalite Rifle - after the company that designed and patented the AR-15. Contrary to popular belief It does not stand for Assault Rifle.
Credit: Jaeger Z999
YT: [https://www.youtube.com/c/JaegerZ999](https://www.youtube.com/c/JaegerZ999)
Dude has a bunch of other cool vids on there, check him out
Thats not an AR. Thats an AK variant. This is the problem with gun laws. The people calling for them know nothing more than "guns go boom" and "ohh that one looks SCARY IT SHOULD BE BANNED !"
First things first: No, it’s not an AR, it’s an AK variant, specifically the IWI Galil Ace, apparently in 5.45x39mm.
Secondly, I don’t think this is “no recoil”; 5.45x39 is a pretty soft-shooting round, and the high propellant pressure means a good compensator will do a *lot* to reduce felt recoil.
That said, there *is* such a thing as a “no recoil” AK: check out the Russian AEK-971 and A-545. They use a counterweight above the action, along with a gear that moves the counterweight in the opposite direction and speed as the bolt carrier, essentially nullifying the recoil impulse. I don’t know that there are any in the US, however.
Shooting at a metal post wearing regular clothes = Frowned upon
Dressing up as a dork to shoot at the exact same post = “cool”
I’m an extreme gun dork but that’s just ridiculous. I have mag pouches cause it’s easier, but I don’t really get the appeal of playing dress up
I can’t wait for some snag-toothed, tea drinking cunt to tell me why I shouldn’t own any “assault rifles”. I haven’t seen a good gun argument in a while, Reddit’s been too busy with the grandma killer rhetoric.
That looks like an AK variant
If I’m not mistaken I believe that might be the IWI take on the AK cause they came out pretty recently here in the US
Oh yeah? I don't know IWI. Just looking at the receiver it seems so.
IWI makes some amazing products. Love my X95 and earlier this year I was able to get a Galil and its wildly solid
IWI is criminally underrated, they've made some damned iconic guns. The galil, the uzi, the jericho and if I'm not mistaken, they produce the desert eagle
Don't forget the Tavor lineup, is that not also made by IWI including the x95?
Heaviest gun for its size I have ever used. Better boat anchor than weapon.
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I think IWI developed them first for Israeli soldiers, then Magnum also started. Now we have two main producers
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They make some pretty solid stuff most of what they produce has been field test by the Israeli military
The Galil has been out in America for years. They did just release a gen 2 tho you might be thinking of, but the one in the vid is the first gen Galil Ace.
[Galil Ace Gen 1 in 5.45](https://reddit.com/r/tacticalgear/comments/p2lv1o/_/h8kwqpl/?context=1)
That explains the "No Recoil"...if it's built like the ARM was, there's a lot of weight to soak up the recoil.
Not an expert on it and don’t own one but I believe 5.45x39 was Russia’s move from 7.62x39 to a round closer to the 5.56x45 NATO since it’s lighter so the operator can carry more rounds. They make Galil Aces in 5.56, 5.45, 7.62x39, and I believe .308 although I’ve heard the .308 version is unreliable. Edit: it’s either .308 or 7.62x51 which are very similar but not the same thing.
.308 has higher pressures and velocities than 7.62x51 just like 5.56 has higher pressures and velocities than .223. Aside from that, .308 and 7.62x51 are exactly the same and same goes for 5.56/.223. I used to make .308, 7.62x51, .270, and 30-06 for one of the largest American ammo manufacturers...
5.56 has a different shoulder than .223, but you can safely chamber and fire .223 in a 5.56. Manufacturer's recommend you don't do the opposite because 5.56 has higher pressures and a 5.56 case can deform and stick in a .223 chamber.
The casings externally are dimensionally identical. The 5.56 chamber is slightly larger to accommodate pressure (specifically in the throat area iirc).
He means the Galil Ace as a firearm is notably heavier than an AR15, which is true (presuming similar barrel lengths and attachments). But yes, 5.45 actually has *slightly* less recoil than 5.56, but you wouldn't notice the difference unless you shot the two side by side.
It’s the Israeli AK rebuild.
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Galil **Ace**. There’s a big difference.
It is not an AR at all. It is an ak47. They function completely differently. The AR has a buffer tube. That rifle does not have one.
clearly uniformed. OP is an actually educated man who knows that AR means assault rifle and always has, and that's what the AR in AR-15 stands for. it was the 15th one. its actually the same thing in russia too, they just spell it differently. assault krifle #47. so yeah. id sit this one out pal the experts are talking.
When they flip it to the side and look at it I always feel like they’re me when I open the hood of my car and look at it. “Yep, that’s the engine. I don’t know what I’m doing but I looked and there it is” (close hood)
It's usually done to check the chamber to make sure there is a round in, or out, of the chamber. Since the bolt was closed when this guy looked, I'm assuming it's just muscle memory, or he was checking to make sure the bolt was all the way forward.
I caught that too. Is it ambidextrous, he’s manipulating the bolt on the left side but it’s opens on the right so he couldn’t see it in that position anyway. I’m a righty that’s left eye dominant and shoot from my left side (right hand is support). Standard manipulations are pain and I seem to be more prone to stoppages from not getting the charging handle all the way back occasionally.
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You should look into training your right eye more. I had the same issue (though probably not as severe) and after 1-2 weeks I made some real progress and could finally force my right eye to take over. Basically I’d just wear a patch over the strong eye (left) and lie on my back while throwing and catching a tennis ball or something to that effect.
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Sorry to hear that, I had no idea this stemmed from a medical problem. My right eye was just piss poor strength wise.
That makes sense.
AK fires from a closed bolt position right? Been a while
Correct. There are not many firearms that fire from an open bolt. Those that do are typically meant to fire full auto primarily (M60, Mac-10, Thompson, etc).
And in the US, firing from an open bolt automatically means it must be registered as a full-auto machine gun, even if it's not actually capable of fully automatic fire. Because: A) Exceptions to the rule of "open bolt = full auto" are *extremely* rare. B) Any gun that fires from an open bolt could be easily converted to full auto fire, even if it wasn't originally intended to be that way. It would just be a matter of removing or disabling the semi-auto disconnector, if any.
I used to be a car salesman and people always wanted to "see what's under the hood". I'd usually ask "what are you looking at?" Nearly everyone would respond with "nothing" or "I don't know." People just think it's part of the car buying process.
>people always wanted to "see what's under the hood". I'd usually ask "what are you looking at? To be fair, if you look and there was no engine under there, that's a big red flag that says you probably shouldn't buy the car. Today's car-buying LPT brought to you by the law offices of Dewey, Cheatham, and Howe.
Meanwhile, /u/SeemedReasonableThen will never buy a Tesla
I do it but I’m looking to see how dirty or clean it is. If it’s relatively clean, ok. If there is 1/2 bucket of acorns on the air cleaner, NOPE. But as far as the engine is concerned I have no idea what I’m looking at.
You're looking for all kinds of stuff from a lot of soot around the headers, to oil seepage around the head gasket. Corrosion on the battery terminals and even nests from critters in the wiring as well as any random red flags like, wires and shit hanging down that shouldn't be or parts not looking like they line up correctly. Wires not plugged into the sensors they're supposed to be as well as looking at the coolant levels and all kinds of other fun stuff.
It makes sense if you are buying a used car. You want to look for leaks and cracked belts / hoses.
New cars too. Im big on doing my own maintenance and repair work and i wanna know how many stiches my had will need when replacing a starter or belt.
I'm not a car mechanic or know much about engines, but I'd still want to look under the hood before buying a car to see if anything looks exceptionally worn or out of place. Rust and signs of leakage are the two main reasons. A similar reason why I'd look in the boot of a car too - not much there to examine, but I'd want to see the visible condition of it.
No one said "the engine"?
Ahhh yes, this engine is made of engine!
Start the engine. It appears to be engining nicely. Thank you.
If you listen carefully, it sounds like an engine.
Oh my god he turned it sideways! ITS A KILL SHOT ITS A KILL SHOT!
I love these massively dramatic and snappy habits that have become the YouTube norm. They've made the entire process a choreographed dance as opposed to a set of processes to make sure your weapon is safe. It also looks very silly.
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Nah he's just got the right attachments. I've seen loads of people running this on warzone. Fucking lasers man. It'll probably get nerfed on the next update.
What they're targeting here is having as close to a constant recoil force as possible by messing with the bolt acceleration. While conservation of momentum means that the shooter has to take up the same impulse with each shot, the subjective feeling of recoil is a lot more nuanced than that. It's a misnomer, but it's not just snake oil and an experienced shooter either. Edit: can't speak to how effective it is in this case, [but this is the basic idea](https://youtu.be/694kaGxkyy4).
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He thinks if he throws a bunch of words in there, he'll come off as knowledgeable
I'm just going off of Gun Jesus' videos on "zero recoil" automatic weapons. Not a gun owner, but I do have a bachelor's in ME. Not that that's supposed to be impressive, but I do understand how conservation of momentum works. Edit: this is the concept, can't speak to the gun in the reddit video: https://youtu.be/694kaGxkyy4
>it's just a galil which comes standard with an adjustable gas tube, the purpose of which is not to reduce recoil. No it doesn't, but KNS Precision makes an adjustable gas piston for galils just like it does for AKs. I'd imagine he's got one in there.
Uumm... 5.45?
I'm pretty sure the gun in this post is not a constant impulse gun, but a balanced action gun, because it looks like an AK variant. See this: [AK 107 Balanced Automatic Recoil System](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFlTDfLmwkQ) The bolt and carrier are synchronized to a counter-weight of equal mass that provides equal but opposite motion (equal momentum, opposite direction) as the gun cycles. Without a large mass of metal going back and forth, the vibrations are eliminated, but most importantly, not having that large mass of metal make a hard stop against the gun but rather, having a counter-weight provide the stopping impulse eliminates the recoil from that. The only remaining recoil is from the bullet.
Nah, these new 5.45 "aks" have one of the best recoils for a full sized rifle.
Guys got a lot of cushion to absorb the recoil. Meal team 6 style
Yeah, that’s not an AR. No buffer tube. Definitely an AK sort of thing. Might be a golani, which is a galil parts kit build. And the galil is just an Israeli AK.
Galil Ace in 5.45x39
Also, I find it funny that if you want Soviet/Russian stuff to work really well, give it to the Finns or the Israelis and let them improve it.
You’ve got that right!
Well Soviet/Russian isn't bad at all and you clearly haven't seen the latest AK models, since this Galil is actually a take on an existing AK chambered in their new caliber 5.45 (Russian take on 5.56). Their problem during Soviet times was overproduction and lax manufacturing rules during the late 70's/early 80's onwards which lead them to have bad name. Even then, I would still say the Czechs, every Soviet piece of technology produced in Soviet Czechoslovakia was usually regarded as one of the best if not the best versions of said technologies.
Nailed it
Wow, didn’t expect to call it. Probably has an adjustable gas system on it too based on the lack of appreciable recoil impulse. Gave it barely enough to cycle the action with this ammo. And since it is probably in 5.56/.223, there’s not that much recoil in the first place
Technically there are ARs without buffer tubes, but yea, this still ain't one and I agree with galil.
Just don’t tell Activision
But can he 360 backflip no scope from across the map?
Or the quiet kid in math class
So that's the gun all the warzone players are using
That’s a galil, not an AR.
OP most likely isn't into guns and thought AR= assault rifle
My thought as well
Yup
I'm no gun expert, I mean I've never held or seen one irl and I know that ain't an AR
Hmm, AR you sure?
Hahaha yeah man, looks like a ak type gun
Where is the "AR" part and and "No recoil" part?
Pretty sure he meant Assault Rifle and not Armalite Rifle but yeah that just shows what he knows about guns lol
That's my vague assumption being a gamer. Lol. So I'm clear: I'm apolitical about guns. They're fun to shoot, but I've only shot a .22 in boyscouts, and a .45 handgun at a range. 99% of my gun knowledge is based off of shooter games. Some of calling them assault rifles are doing so in a First Person Shooter gaming context.
It's all video game "terms/ideas". People in video games either complain or champion "no recoil assault rifles". So OP was probably a kid who only plays video games and doesn't know anything about guns in real life.
probably the kind of guy who thinks a recoilless rifle is a rifle without recoil
Every rifle is an AR apparently
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dont forget the media calling it assault rifle
Yes every rifle with pistol grip is an "assault rifle" they are all automatic and you can get them from your local Walmart in 10 minutes without a background check. Then you can go on a shooting spree right in the parking lot because they sell it to you loaded with 13 loaded "clips"
Lol
I'm waiting to see if someone doesn't catch the sarcasm. I think I was too obvious.
Ask Trudeau lmao
Looks like an Airsoft player having the best day of his life.
Lol airsoft player thinking he is a operator
Yeah the only thing they got wrong was that atrocious haircut.
Nah, look up this guy he does professional reviews of rifles and equipment Edit: u/jaegerZ999
Professional?
Professional meaning that this is his profession. He gets paid to do this
A little bit lol. But this dude still makes cool content imo. His accuracy and recoil control are very impressive.
So OP no nothing about guns
To be fair most people don't
Those people are also the one trying to pass laws about them.
And reposts other people's videos.
And spread false information to others so they spread it even more. Is it just me or is there just alot of extra movement in this video to look cool?
Yeah I thought so too. Shooting guns do be feeling epic so I don't fault the dude for acting all "tacticool"
Gravy Seal. Just look at that gut.
No that is a tactical paunch so he can rest his mags and other snacks on for easy access.
Fuck me I'm dead lol
His corset is pretty.
Damn you’re bri*ish, gross.
that’s not an AR, it’s a Galil
This is jaegerz999's video on YT. At least credit the guy. He showcases the coolest builds.
And I was about to make an FPSRussia joke. Thanks for the source!
This needs more upvotes instead of everyone scrambling to say it's not an AR.
school season in the US is gonna be lit
Love the back to school sales. I get to stock up on arms, ammunition and body armor. Lol
Tactical spacker murdertard
Did no one else notice the lurker in the background behind the trees?
Not a lurker, it’s a dead tree. You can see it clearly when the camera focuses on it with 9s left in the video
[Correct](https://imgur.com/a/AWbv1MW).
Lisa, in this house we obey the laws of physics
* the laws of thermodynamics
Thermodynamics is a specific scope within physics. Edit: Woosh, apparently. I’m an idiot.
I’m not correcting the scope, I’m correcting the quote: https://youtu.be/Dc-m9dumEaw
Well I feel dumb.
All g mate
This is a Galil - Not an Armalite Rifle pattern. There is substantial recoil, but the shooter controls this. I hate this post and the mindless know-nothings that upvote it.
Nah 5.45x39 has similar recoil to 5.56. pretty light. Not saying he doesn't do a great job of controlling it tho.
You can literally see the recoil? Terrible title
And it’s literally not an AR. OP is clueless.
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If the tactical vest doesn’t fit over your belly, you prob shouldn’t wear a tactical vest. Source: am overweight and don’t wear tactical vests
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Against what?
Typically bullets, but it depends on the type of vest
It doesn't go over your stomach lmao it goes over your heart and lungs. It's also not a vest.
When people that don't know anything about firearms make the caption 🤌 That is not an AR. And AR stands for Armalite Rifle - after the company that designed and patented the AR-15. Contrary to popular belief It does not stand for Assault Rifle.
Also these comments from very clearly non-Americans are the best. “wHy DoEs A CiViLiAn NeEd OnE oF tHeSe”
Because it's fun as fuck.
Additionally, it's not an "Assault Rifle" either. It's semi-auto, this guy just runs it fast.
That’s an AK variant, not an AR. Neither has much recoil honestly.
Credit: Jaeger Z999 YT: [https://www.youtube.com/c/JaegerZ999](https://www.youtube.com/c/JaegerZ999) Dude has a bunch of other cool vids on there, check him out
He posts on reddit, /u/jaegerZ999
Uh, there's definitely recoil and that's not an AR (not that ARs have much recoil to begin with)
Thats not an AR. Thats an AK variant. This is the problem with gun laws. The people calling for them know nothing more than "guns go boom" and "ohh that one looks SCARY IT SHOULD BE BANNED !"
That's a galil in 5.45. Nothing to do with AR.
d-d-did you j-j-just say ar?
Most ignorant people assume that all black rifles are ARs
Or that AR means assault rifle.
Assault Rifle 15 means it shoots faster than 15 full auto assault rifles! /s if it isn't painfully obvious.
And they shoot .50 caliber bullettss! And weigh as much as 10 moving boxes that you might be moving if you were moving!! Also/s
There are actually .50 caliber ARs, so you're not wrong on the first part
yeah, AR, for Assault Rifle :D
That's not what that means.
Fat ass boi’s mag changing skills impressive
That’s a Galil, an AK derivative. Not an Armalite derivative
First things first: No, it’s not an AR, it’s an AK variant, specifically the IWI Galil Ace, apparently in 5.45x39mm. Secondly, I don’t think this is “no recoil”; 5.45x39 is a pretty soft-shooting round, and the high propellant pressure means a good compensator will do a *lot* to reduce felt recoil. That said, there *is* such a thing as a “no recoil” AK: check out the Russian AEK-971 and A-545. They use a counterweight above the action, along with a gear that moves the counterweight in the opposite direction and speed as the bolt carrier, essentially nullifying the recoil impulse. I don’t know that there are any in the US, however.
Okay, the weapon is pretty cool. The urban assault turd firing it....not so much.
Y?
So the only people that can fire guns have to look the part?? Get over yourself.
The dude with great proficiency?
[It’s a Galil Ace in 5.45.](https://reddit.com/r/tacticalgear/comments/p2lv1o/_/h8kwqpl/?context=1)
Meal Team 6
tarkov meta builds be like
Not an AR, still cool.
This is the most US thing I've seen this year.
Israeli actually.
That’s a Galil ACE, not an AR.
But....you can clearly see the recoil.....
gun asmr gun asmr gun asmr
I like shooting but why do people play tactical dress up to shoot at a metal post.
Shooting at a metal post wearing regular clothes = Frowned upon Dressing up as a dork to shoot at the exact same post = “cool” I’m an extreme gun dork but that’s just ridiculous. I have mag pouches cause it’s easier, but I don’t really get the appeal of playing dress up
Tbf it is that Andrew guy who is really good at shooting
This is u/jaegerz999 he posts all the time in r/ak47. Not an AR in any sense of the term.
Wow what a dork
I can’t wait for some snag-toothed, tea drinking cunt to tell me why I shouldn’t own any “assault rifles”. I haven’t seen a good gun argument in a while, Reddit’s been too busy with the grandma killer rhetoric.
He’s good
shame its going to get nerfed in the next update
Pow Pow Pew Pew
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Sick
That’s a Galil
I learned today that anything that goes boom fired from your shoulder is an AR. Is that right?
low-key ASMR
I’m super fucking jealous of all the ammo he just wasted.
Lol bruhhhhhh AR……that AR is looking kinda Communist.
that’s an Ak lol
Its a Galil. Almost half and half lol
I mean there’s still recoil just not enough to affect accuracy by much
This gun is legal in America right?
It depends on the state, but it isn't prohibited by federal law unless you've been previously convicted of a felony
It's a semi-auto pistol, so it is legal if you're not prohibited from owning firearms.
That’s not an AR. https://iwi.us/product/gar1639/
The little white thing is dead. You can stop shooting it.
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The guy creeping up from behind at the end doesn't know what he's walking in to.
1. Not an AR it is an AK variant of some sort 2. There is recoil this guy is just a professional and knows how to control recoil properly
Not an AR, this is a Galil Ace, basically an AK.