Episode 23. A bullet is not a fool. Or six records of Russian gunsmiths 

We all are intimidated by the thought of the recoil effect of that shooting knife

Russians don't waste time ! ...They are always to the Point!

From Russia with Love 🇷🇺 ❤

I've learned in life that its not the gun , its the ammo. Perfect example, in WWll, allied pilots were making hits all over German planes, but nothing was happening. But then they changed ammo to API, armor piercing incindery, and that was the game changer. What kind ammo did Soviet air force use in WWll ??

By the end of this video I literally ended up having a sore throat.

The bullet is not a fool" - a reference to the great Russian commander of the 18th century Alexander Suvorov, who said the famous phrase "the bullet is a fool, the bayonet is great." At that time, the accuracy of the shot and range was low, and the Russian bayonet battle was known throughout Europe

Back when I was into scuba diving I was thinking a lot about an underwater weapon that would kill a large shark if needed. I was thinking of a rocket type projectile that would provide thrust sort of like the Gyrojet types developed in the 60s. I eventually determined the best option was to leave the ocean to the sharks and stay in my own yard on dry land. :)

4:48 well, that gave me a weird anxiety, like really hard. Russians really trust their material and the man next to them, to the fullest.

I can't help but notice the high quality ammunition. Those are some good looking cases. I miss the days when you could get 700rds of sealed cans for less than $100. I remember Norinco being cheap but was high quality. When they first started inporting Wolf ammo it was fairly good. Now their good for nothing but plinking with and the accuracy is different for each one. They are not consistent like they were 15 years ago and are dirty ammo now. Can't shoot a whole magazine without needing to run a bore snake down the barrel.

Thank you cancer voice man, I look forward to your next voicing role in gears of War 6.

I like the English voiceover. Thanks man, I didn’t have to read subtitles

See this is why I like Russian weapons. Cheap, reliable, and gets the job done. I really like how y'all have advanced so far into your weapons and ammo.

I love how he walks in front of the muzzle... 😆 😆

We have a proverb: "Bullet is a fool, and a bayonet is a fine fellow". It means that you can miss a target when you shoot by a gun but you cannot miss using a bayonet. Basically, it means the bayonet is more reliable. It was said by a famous Russian general in the 18th century. In the 18th century, rifles couldn't shoot straight so this sentence was correct.

I highly admire Russia's forward thinking and ingenuity in developing concepts. I have watched several videos on weapons and weapon systems including one on there new mobile medium range missile system that is very well thought out. They consider every aspect of a system to produce a rugged and very reliable end product. I am very impressed with their efforts.

Froggy from the Little Rascals has a new gig, apparently..

Loving the intro.. Its so Hollywood with so much recoil control

Its really nice to see the inside of the Tula ammo factory. I've shot so much of their ammo thats allowed me to enjoy shooting many times. Never had one not go bang!

Damm u guys are better than discovery and nat geo

Don't underestimate Stalinium

Very interesting video!

I bet the Russians put those space guns on all their "WEATHER SATALITES"

Hristos se rodi!!! Keep on the good work you beautiful brainiacs you!

also love how combat approved takes footage and sound from, Vickers Tactical and half life

I love my lacquered and sealed 7.62 and 5.45. With the price of 5.56 right now, I'm shooting my Aks a lot.

Sometimes collecting the ammo is just as much fun as collecting the firearm I wonder how many different 7.62x39 there is around the world feel real safe with a crater too next to my bed 😎❤️

The first self contained silenced cartridge was first used by the US in Vietnam. The fully silenced .44 magnum based round contained all propulsion gases within the casing and was used by the tunnel rats.

Voice of speaker like batman :D

The way they fire that pistol knife is scary. Especially considering that they also produced ballistic spring loaded knives, where pressing a button makes the knife fly out the front.

This is one of the best videos I think I've seen it in a long time very interesting and very educational

Many use that ammo regardless of the economic or political environment, because bi-metal ammo made in Russia is top quality material (steel cases protected by blue or lacquer simply reduce cost of production that much more) From one who has a diverse shooting background including long range KD,(600-1,000 yards)

4:49 the guy crossed in front of the loaded gun. lol 😂

ROFL LMAO "When it was discovered that NATO divers were firing underwater... //Scuba Sergei picks up underwater notebook//..." hahahahahahahahahahaha

27:49 "A weapon to surpass Metal Gear"

3:56 Larry Vickers slow-mo cut, where 5.45 bullet was key-holing.

Russia's always got some top notch hardware 👍👍

Got to love Russian weapons and aircraft design....very clever, sturdy and effective always. Working on US aircraft engine development we had some Russian engines in the back for 'examination' and damn...they were cleverly designed! Some of our people thought the Russians were crude but there was genius in those engines...though their metallurgy and coatings weren't as finely developed as ours which results in a shorter lifespan in service. We actually stole (uh...imitated?) some design features that were just too clever to not use on our developing engines, though I don't know how much of it made it to the production engine in the F-22. I would not care to go up against the Russians in a fight....not at all. We probably could win the first encounters with our superior technology but in a protracted engagement our equipment would not continue to perform while the Russian's would do what they do all day for as long as it takes. Hat's off my Russian friends!

Well worth watching! Thank you!

Throws lid into the water

👍 Отличная идея, - создать канал для англоязычной аудитории! Создан только в прошлом году, а уже показывает рекордную динамику развития! С ЦНИИТОЧМАШ работал в далеком 2004 году, и отрадно видеть, что молодые тогда ребята, стали уже начальниками отделов!

from Vietnam. love Russia

Good presentation.

Every gunpowder bullet could fire in space

23:00 Now that is a bad ass sniper rifle!

The host is actually Ted Bundy who was never executed for his crimes but was sent to a Siberian gulag. He made parolski.

Whats with the constipated voice?

Very interesting episode. 👌

Some miss information, They are comparing the Russian AP round to a FMJ. FMJ have lead cores. I know a AP 50 cal would pierce 1/2" boiler plate. The 50 FMJ would put one hell of a crater unless the plate has been hardened. Never shot steel over 1/2" . The 50APIT or any other APIT will not ignite a propane bottle, at least not for me. I think the round passes through too fast. It the steel is thick enough to slow it down or bounce around it would ignite. But I found a double tap produces the desired result. But in any case I like Russian people. In the Crimea the women are beautiful and the men are men, no BSTSEFG???? there!

You guys have some great toys. I would truly love to try them.

Back in the 60's, I used to go fishing at night with a flashlight and a Colt Woodsman 22 lr Pistol. It didn't have much range, but it would also clean the fish in the process, just blind the fish with the flashlight and bang! The pistol would cycle under water.

Ive never heard of the 545 having a "displaced center of gravity"

Хорошо. Хорошо сделали, работали. Good work

Fit more cartridges in a magazine? They both go in 30 round mags.

The "homing bullet" was something the US made in the late 1980s. Its pointless when you have sufficient quality control in projectile manufacture and highly accurate computerized scopes.

On the next episode of Dragunov Ball Z

2:43-3:00 lol! The body launguage between "aggressive propagandist interviewer" and "nervous weapons expert" basically, in a nutshell, sums up my perception of what I think a Government job in Russia looks like. xD

Casting director: How manly should the voice-over speaker sound? Producer: Da!

30:09 "Noone in the world has an underwater firing pistol, only Russia" Umm, H&K P11?

I like the low visibility casings, great idea!

Can you guys do reviews of things like Russian ballistic missiles or other early warning radars. Or things like that🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

WONDERFUL

Love the gravelly voiced narrator, and the so called, this is classified, mentality. Fun to watch though. Entertainment.

The classic old school type of presentation is superb great idea alexy

We are now officially on the FBI's watch list after watching this video to the very end.

25:50 "Scout knife with a surprise. You a Spetsnaz?". Solid Snake from MGS2 =D

In the jungle a larger caliber is better. Of course, through the leaves, in Vietnam from 10-15m distance you do not see differences, even Colt 1911 is deadly, the problem occurs when the enemy does not wait to be shot but hides behind the trees. A 7.62 projectile kills you after 20cm of wood while a 5.45 does not.

it's like in indonesia that military control all bullets manufacturing. Different in US, private manufacturing can produce bullet without military control

they are proud that they can light Diesel tank on fire

The guy announcing....SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY!!!! COME ON DOWN SATURDAY FOR MONSTER TRUCK MAAAAAANIA SATURDAY!!!!

Had to fire up a cigarette while watching this... 🚬

18:00 Even though steel cartrige is cheaper, it has problems, in some guns it jams And you can't reuse that cartrige if you are reloading cases in your own shop (like some Americans do).

The narrator makes the video more intense & interesting.👌👌👌

Ammo is so expensive in US that it could be selling like cocaine, in tons

There is no secret, the core is tungsten. Hence, the sparks.

13:20 Of course the west has made similar ammo. The 6.5x25 cbj of sweden and the 7.92x24mm vbr of belgium for example are easily comparable,if not BETTER,and the 5.7x28 and 4.6x30mm both have some very hot AP ammo as well,while the CIVILIAN 7.5 fk brno has amazing power for it's type.

the displaced center of gravity of the cartridge is 5.45x39mm, and then when it hits the body,then the core shifts inside the bullet если что

7.62 is way better thru brush than 5.45

I love Russians! Everything is gun!🤣

Nothing like a bit of propaganda in the morning. When you are trying to get people to like the 5.45.

I really hope there is an Indonesian translation in each version, because I really like this channel channel ❤️❤️

Sweet baby jebus this is impossible to watch or even listen to.

Fantastic documentary.

One Kettle bell is not enough! We need two of them...

In soviet russia when winter is cold and we are hungry we eat moles off gramma's back.

Awesome video

I love the suppressed ammo that supresses inside it's own cartridge. Was that shot out of a Makarov or Tokarev?

Knives are great what is great about them is what is at the other end I like the Knife gun you have blade at one end you have gun at the other end.

0:43 good timings

Snake? Snake?!? SNNNNAAAAAAAKKKKKEEEE!!??!?! 15:42 Legit thought they were about to play that song from red alert.

Fun fact: The english narrator is doing the same thing with his voice as SteveO from Jackass. Essentially, he's using his throat muscles more than he should, forcing the tones out with his throat rather than with his vocal cords. If he's doing this involuntarily, it could some day lead to problems with his voice. Just search for "Why my voice is so messed up Steve O"

Thanks for the english, now please where can I get some hot 7.62x25 for my Tokarve TT33-C?? Tennessee

It wasn't a gel but strong soap which is more difficult to incindirate

Actually the original M16 with a 55 gr bullet 3000 fps and barrel twist of 1 in 14 did produce such injuries. Combat reports prove its effectiveness it was discontinued on the false basis the rifle was inaccurate the injuries produced were terrifying and fatal. I'm old enough to remember the Vietnamese were so terrified of it they threatened to take the US to task over violation of the Geneva Convention. Read the Black Rifle part 1 for FIELD REPORTS on its effectiveness

It sounds like Solid Snakes trying to do an impression of Solid Snake

11:25 the Instructor was 😆

Amazing...Russia bringing a knife to a gun fight... I’m convinced..Russian technology IS cutting edge...

lets all presume that what he throws off the lake is biodegradable.

Darn i can't listen to this guy cough it up already

This is how USSR was preparing for space wars. Next series of Star Trek: Captain Picard's crew find an old Soviet satellite drifting in space. They recover the "space gun" mentioned in this video and defeat the whole Borg fleet of ships with it!

19:50 baaammmmmm!!!!!