GM6 Lynx .50 BMG Bullpup at the Range 

Hell fuck yeah

Yipp.

Haha yeah i noticed that too

.50 BMG has a distinctive report, anyone with experience was grinning before they even turned their heads.

@@ekscalybur I was smiling ear to ear too. I had the surround on.lol

Though it is also one of the only .50 big platforms you could try to operate inside a track cab.

@@bthsr7113 I wouldn't recommend firing a .50 BMG inside a small enclosed space.

@@W1ldTangent Better than a recoilless rifle.

Truck kun is afraid.

@@RamadaArtist Somebody was that scared in the states that they carried one of those things to do the shopping at Walmart. I’m not kidding either. Seriously though given that Ian McCulloch are most people who fire off those things do so outdoors wearing a protection can you imagine letting off those things in an enclosed space. It would be absolute carnage even for the person shooting

Well if it's like most 50s the brakes blast out to the sides likely blew them back off the line.... LOL

yep ...ping ...ping ...ping ....BOOOMMMM ..."wtf" :)

"That'll get your attention in the morning" 😉

Haha, I seriously laughed out loud at that.

It's like Crocodile Dundee would say; "That's not a knife..."

do we know if this is Demo Matt's Lynx?

I have a similar, although way less cool, story: I had just rolled some of my first handloads for my .357 Sig (Sig Pro SP2340) and was testing them out at the range. The loads were straight out of the reloading manual, but they were near the top (yes, I worked up to them). I touched off the first one and the guy about 4 benches down from me stopped shooting. He didn't want to interrupt me, so he struck up a conversation with my dad. I found out after the fact that the guy was curious what I was shooting that was so damn loud (yes, the guy shooting the .44 mag was like "that's crazy loud"). While I ultimately scrapped that load (it just wasn't very accurate), I will never forget how loud Blue Dot is when loaded into a .357 Sig.

@@trif55 I was just thinking the same thing.

@@trif55 I dont think so. Different scope, different front grip,

@@trif55 we know it's not.

Haven't seen much guns like this around only one I know is the Lynx and AN-94

Its not an action used in small arms too often, because it can be sensitive to exact loading, and produces some rather heavy, if elongated recoil. It also somewhat hinders accuracy.

It's a very "cannon" thing to do. And I agree, it's just the coolest thing

The A5 is long recoil, and they can be had relatively inexpensively if you really want that operating system

@@GoodOlTazzy AN-94 is goofy asf, the barrel straight up extends into an internal receiver which then houses the bolt and carrier. A receiver in a receiver.

HA! Kudos!

I don't blame him, no one shoots over Gun Jesus' speech.

@@SimuLord That was really awful, nicely done. Merry Christmas!

@@SimuLord okay, you win the internet today! 🤣 Whether that's a good thing or a bad thing is up to you.

Haha

Sniper down.

Its because the gun doesnt use pressure to eject, just a seprate spring

@@hiteshadhikari Yeah, he discussed it yesterday. I just think it's hilarious how this massive beast calmly plops brass next to the shooter, while my Glock 20 relocates them into the next zip code.

I have a Kel-Tec RFB with comp. It's a 7.62NATO bullpup with a huge concussion and muzzle flash just over a foot in front of your face, that gently drops brass into a neat pile about 2 feet in front of you. People like watching it at the range. The concussion gets their attention but most of them are fascinated with how it ejects. When shooting off a bench, I can place a bucket on the ground just in front of the bench and all the empties land in it. It makes collecting brass for reloading very easy.

@@hiteshadhikari I can see huge potential for a failure to eject with this gun.

@@mechredd I have thought that the RFB was an interesting rifle. How does it group? As for the GM6 it is very nice. Shooting prone it might be nice to have a long sleave jacket if the brass is as hot as I think it is comming out of the action and dropping on your arm.

almost doesn't qualify as small arms - a 20mm 'grenade' launcher... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QHbqHx3TLBE.html

A 100 yard grouping isn't very indicative of the actual use case of this rifle though. Shooting at vehicles, you probably want to have decent accuracy at ten times that range or more.

@@phamnuwen9442 Probably so isnt shooting it from the shoulder :P But over here in this channel we are breaking the law and are cool beans like that

And make sure you got eyes and ears. My first time I wasnt wearing glasses...sooo much dirt in my eyes from the beast of a muzzle break on a barrett. My dad had one of his ears uncovered and it's been ringing ever since.

My heart always skipped a beat hearing one at the range!

The feeling is the same with a 50cal Desert Eagle. Everyone stops firing and steeps away from the line. I had a guy next to me firing one and I had on hearing protection, the pressure was hitting the side of my face.

Never felt a .50 cal. but I have been shooting lots of 84mm grenades, those things really kicks :D

I don't think it's anything like a desert eagle. My eagle would turn heads for sure on the range. But the concussion from a 50 bmg is WAY more fierce than a 50ae. Lol.

Have you seen Jerry Miculek rapid fire a Barrett M107? There is a video of him firing six shots in less than a second. I'd love to see him try this one. It would drive him crazy waiting for it to cycle.

@@blahorgaslisk7763 It's not like soldiers mag dump guns like that anyway.

Yep. It sounds like someone on a lot of caffeine is fast shooting a bolt action. It's very satisfying and almost hilarious

@@MichaelDavis-mk4me Well it's no like he's a soldier anyway. But seeing him keep control over that Barrett is pretty amazing. He doesn't look terribly imposing or muscular and yet he soaks up that recoil a lot better than I would have imagined he would be able to. You can say it's no big deal just pulling the trigger, but it's so much more than that. Recoil control and most of all timing. Watching the slow motion you can see that he manages to hit almost exactly the moment when the action lock. Even if the action was fully automatic it wouldn't be more than a few frames faster. Now seeing him adjust to something as slow as this rifle would be interesting. It would also be interesting to see how the recoil impulse differs between the two guns. In both guns the barrel and action recoils, but in the M107 it's a short recoil while in this one it's a long recoil. That should change the recoil impulse quite significantly and impact how fast you can get the rifle back on target for a follow up shot. So even though this rifle cycles a lot slower than the M107 it might allow for a faster follow up shot. Having the same man shot them both and doing so as fast as possible should show just how bad the recoil is for both. Is it unrealistic in a "real situation"? Yes of course. If you need a high volume of .50 Browning you should look to something like the M2 Browning or another machinegun firing the cartridge. But this is more of a test to show how controllable the rifle is. And yes, follow up shots can be pretty important to keep the shooter alive or just to accomplish the task you were sent to do.

@@blahorgaslisk7763 Yeah, Jerry's performance impressive. I was just saying the slow cycling speed of the Lynx wasn't a big deal. I don't know if it's a good weapon in the field, but it's not the rate of fire that will determine that, accuracy and reliability are the big points.

Yes someone was a fire in my pistol or rifle at an eye an iron target, Ian is round literally bought a whole into the nearby Hill. Local rabbits come out to thank him for digging them a new warren lol. I suppose it’s handy if you want to start taking out bears of some description, I would hate to see what that thing can do to human being when you hit it with a 50 calibre round. Ian is One of those people who enjoys his firearms knows the history and the mechanics but doesn’t act like they are penis extension. He seems to be careful not to discharge of the weapons handling. Unless he is intending to do so When he let that thing loose I can imagine half the range must’ve thought there was an earthquake or something or an explosion. One would suspect that one of those rounds from that thing could go through an engine then go through a person driving a vehicle and then into whichever passengers are in the back. Scary.

Remember the gun range scene in the first Robocop movie, when they are all firing 0.38's and he starts shredding paper with burst-fire 9mm ? 😀

@@TheNefastor Everyone else got serious gun envy. But can you imagine the recoil from that thing.

@@alistairjamesheaton9155 "I would hate to see what that thing can do to human being when you hit it with a 50 calibre round." An American M82 gunner supporting infantry in Iraq killed three insurgents that were setting up a machine gun, with one shot, through a brick wall. All three got caught in the cone of disintegrated brick and fragmented bullet moving at insane velocities.

@@alistairjamesheaton9155 it was a modified Beretta M93, the auto action was original, they just made a long shroud for it to make it look sci-fi. It used to be a standard issue Italian police weapon. Travolta uses it in Face Off.

Like your user name

forever proud brother

Huns & guns, like peanut butter and jelly

I hope you're sending some money back there.

@@tristanpatterson3843 what do you mean. I live here.

I would say it's very hard to choose between this and Burgess folding shotgun intro.

@@EddieRiggsBF3 The Burgess is better, because no one expected it.

@Peter smith If you keep the barrel compact and put in a 30 round mag you can switch to full auto, it was made against military trains.

Yeah, I just keep coming back to this video because I like the "ka-chunk".

SLAM into battery is entirely key here. None of that queasy locking, this thing absolutely SLAMS into battery. Ka-Chunk was an appropriate description

it looks like you can split the moon in half with that thing...

For when you need a handy weapon for taking out T-800 Terminators or T-Rex's.

It's ww1 field artillery with a shoulder stock and a bipod. Why didn't anyone think of this type of action for a rifle before? -They did. It was the chauchat, recognized as one of the most terrible firearms ever.

@@JH-lo9ut ok bubba

I've got a small collection of Remington model eight's, and very much the same, with a longer twist of the bolt, like a delicate dance in slow motion. Just beautiful to watch, and then lay the case next to the rifle. Semper Fi.

@@johnmcclain3887 Semper fi, do or die.

It 100% no doubt is one of, if not THE most aesthetically awe inspiring guns i have ever witnessed (even if only in video).

looked pretty painful, maybe not immediately so, but i'd wager ian's shoulder was mildly bruised the next day

Its really an exotic, big old gun so for a lot of people there's not much chance to ever see one and many thanks to the owner for giving us a look

Ive seen a couple here in Hungary, some law enforcement units actually do use them afaik.

@@krissteel4074 I've fired this things so many times, so did millions of people. In Far Cry 4 and Far Cry 5

@@MichaelDavis-mk4me hahaha , so have i :D

@@MichaelDavis-mk4me I've not played a computer game in over 10 years and my last adventures as a viking necromancer didn't really feature an anti-material rifle... sadly

Just do what Bren Gunners did in WWII...urinate in sand front of Gun....saves water!

Bad form in the desert

@@509Gman yep, it's cruel to add water in desert environments. That shits gotta stay dry or the ecosystem collapses

@@skrimper You could, however, pour a lot of canvas on the ground in the affected zone. Doesn't flow as easily as water and may need reapplication, but still cuts the dust.

@@skrimper you do realize it does rain in the desert. Adding a small amount of water isn't going to hurt the ecosystem.

With GM6? When were you teen if I'm not rude? Former variants were Gepard longer barreled variants like m3, m4,

Mid 00s. Parents wanted me join the military, fight in Iraq or Afghanistan like my cousins did.

@@valettashepard909 FAMAS is alsoa bullpup design, however that's a llight rifle. this one was tried by the US Army they liked it but never ordered from it at least officially. But Hungarian Scouts and spec ops teams use it.

I’m well aware. They just trained me with whatever was on hand at the time, and since my uncle is one of those people drawn to a lot of European firearms, a Lynx was available.

@@ShiningForce07 There is a lot of pride involved with buying in for ones army. US has discarded so many rifles and vehicles, that was better but not produced locally. What is the number of trials for a new IFV, every time they have to give the top slots to German or Swedish IFV's they cancel selection and try again in a year or two.

Happy holidays to you too! And why do you think the brass is cool when ejected?

@@parabellum9367 Joke or no joke?

I never thought of that, but it makes sense as long as the barrel is still cool. More time for heat to transfer from the brass to the chamber walls before ejection.

It's the mass of the brass.....more material to distribute heat into. Do you practice VooDoo in your spare time? It doesn't hurt that more of the propellant burns inside the barrel than completely burning inside the round. Go get an education in thermal dynamics. Heat is dissipated with: Higher temp differences between surfaces. Higher ratio of powder to contact area shared between the casing and the firing chamber. Time. There is no significant change in any of these parameters from a .22 rimfire. The brass on .50 BMG is WAY thicker to accommodate the higher energies needed to penetrate hardened targets. It absorbes the heat energy in it's mass which produces the lower Delta T.

@@truthsRsung the whole point, of the comment I replied to, was that there actually is a significant difference in time between long recoil and other self loading operating systems. The case stays in the chamber for a significantly longer time than, say, a .22 case in a straight blowback. Perhaps enough time for some heat energy to soak from the brass into the chamber walls, thus cooling the brass. Sure the .50 brass is a considerable thermal mass, but the comment was about long recoil actions in general regardless of caliber.

If you can't cause a mild concussion with the noise, what's even the point?

@@CptJistuce lol, it isn´t fun firing a 50 with a muzzle break 😂 ok, the first 2 rounds are fun. But after that...

I'm trying to wrap my head around the idea of a suppressor at once big enough to matter, and light enough not to disrupt the long stroke recoil system.

@@kmech3rd Possibly something akin to the nielsen device pistol silencers use, using a spring and booster to effectively decouple the extra weight from the barrel. If the Lynx uses the muzzle brake as an accelerator for the barrel, it wouldn't be that hard to tweak the blast baffle in a can to work the same way. Both of those would, in theory, make the weight of the can a non-factor.

that extra mass might help with barrel rise

I'm absolutely sure he shot him!

@@-NEH- I heard the other guy laughing.

Merry Christmas my friend!

wait what 1 month ago and this was only uploaded a few minutes ago???

@@greenpeas57 Sus

@GreenPeas if you donate at the 20 dollar or more level get early access to videos

Aren’t physics something.

It's not just a ponytail, it is a recoil indicator.

I thought it was a wind sock/indicator!

i hope next time you deploy you get one to accompany you

It's really neat just in 1x speed. I feel like a lot of recoil actions happen so fast you can't really see it.

Looks like the vast majority of the recoil momentum hits his shoulder when the bolt assembly hits the rear stop. A stiffer recoil spring might be able to even out the recoil impulse over the entire length of travel and as such provide a more comfortable shooting experience.

Yea, sadly no mag dump at the end

@@wurstelei1356 That sounds Like a recipe for shoulder dislocation

@@thedigitalrealm7155 Yea sure, maybe a slow mag dump since his shoulder is our favorite should XD

@@wurstelei1356 Arm&Gun did a mag dump! :) "Shooting the GM6 Lynx" was the video's name I believe.

You can be honest, Ian is a beauty

Mee Too. Lol.

Quite heavy the Zastava thing.

Yes

Any day spent at the range is a good day :-)

@@Bow-to-the-absurd do you know what year it was made?

@@sawyere2496 1953

@@sawyere2496 I also have a bayonet and belt with two ammo pouches to go with it although I don't know when the bayonet was made

Anti material rifle against APCs and fortified positions.

amen

A merrier Christmas cannot be had

and then he says in the video that the rifle beats the jesus outa him :- )

@@SimuLord somebody say deathclaw hunting?

I had the misfortune of being on a 5 Lane *indoor* range when they brought out the Barrett. Ow. I was done for the day.

How cute. Try being near cannons, artillery, and mortars

It does seem like the screen would love this one. Maybe even have someone like Dwayne or Arnie dual wield prop versions in a scene... with mk 211 ammo. Because rule of cool.

The walking fire sniping concept is an Elbonian state secret. Who told you about this?

Pretty much a handheld DShK

i would like to try a 30-06 version

Wouldn't that just be a Chauchat? ;)

@@jameshealy4594 A bullpup chauchat, hmmm......

@@jameshealy4594 Psst. Don't tell it to Ian.

.30-06 is a beast to handle? It has more thump than .223, yeah, but it is entirely manageable even in sub-6 pound hunting rifles. Now something like .338 Lapua or .375 H&H Magnum, that might benefit.

exactly, if you need to take about say 2-3 trucks coming at you, this is just about perfect!

@@mtnbound2764 or not-Boston dynamics robots... :p

Me too !!!

Tres

Same here

@@robertl6196 the first and second stage went pretty much perfectly in comparison with their launch models, it couldn't have gone better. All that extra time (and money) they gave development was well worth it. It's like how game companies refuse to put in the work and release early broken games, that business model is garbage and was not used for the most important rocket launch to leave the planet in human history.

@@Redact63Lluks God speed JWST. Screw AAA gaming, cough, cough, EA, DICE, cough, cough...

i feel you pain bro i live in Australia stupid Law after stupid Law and yet the criminals still have guns! i dont know why that is maybe criminals dont follow the laws?

@@phalanx3803 y’all both need to come down to the states. We will take you guys over some of these liberals.

Yea unfortunately The USA is the last hold out for the second amendment. Canada and Australia gave up something they will regret. Now it’s up to us in the US to not let this happen in our country.

@BTemple tis a shame, wake enough people, show them how it was vs how is, then how it should be. Truthfully governments around the world are trying to disarm civilians everywhere, we outnumber them very much so. The political power of alert Patriots is the only thing to save a democracy destroyed from within. God bless you my friend.

@@craigthescott5074 you can fire 50 cal rifles in the UK its just handguns they hate

Demolition Ranch said it has way more recoil than his Barrett. Like super violent.

@@ShizawnSanders An eggplant has more IQ than demo ranch so I cant take anything he says seriously without sackfuls of bias.

@@TheStaniG well, perhaps you are right but look at the videos of people firing this. It looks really violent. Even more so than a Barrett

@@TheStaniG Anyone with functioning eyes and more than 2 brain cells can see this GM6 has vastly more recoil than the Barrett. Way to look like like an eggplant.

@@ShizawnSanders This thing makes the Barrett recoil look impressively tame.

Seen the same on other videos of this rifle looks like keeping the muzzle brake tight may be a problem.

Discussed. See the previous breakdown video.

@@CCW1911 he mentioned in the previous video that it tightens itself when you shoot

@@biscuit4836 Don't think that is a desired feature, will hurt accuracy.

@@CCW1911 Arm&Gun was accurate with it over 1000m and was going to take it to a mile. Either way it’s an anti-material rifle not a precision rifle.

I don't think anyone would rob the house of a guy with a BFG like the Lynx

I keep one in the glovebox.

Best anti traffic rage weapon EVAR!!!!.

Just what are you defending your home against? T-rexes?

@@tdugong might as well, cus you know, he lyin'

I wonder why you need a high powered optic for this one, if it's not super accurate then wouldn't you be able to see the kind of target you'd try to shoot with it with low or no magnification?

@@massivepileup well you won't be point blank, exactly, and while accuracy is forgiveable you still need at least some precision. It is a 5-shot semi-auto, after all.

@@massivepileup It's almost certainly considerably more accurate that Ian is. Also there's the question of ammo. My "precision" rifle will group like that at 100 yards if you crimp the bullet during reloads. If I don't crimp them it patterns more like one inch at 100. However Ian frequently points out he isn't the best precision shooter AND he only has a few rounds through this particular rifle. AND he also mentioned the less-than-optimal trigger, which will exaggerate the flinching he admits to. The high group of course is because the scope wasn't zeroed properly for that ammo.

@Steven Van Niman even EOD doesn't like to be too close to an unexploded bomb... 300m seems like their typical standoff.

@@massivepileup you need to ID the critical weakness of the target. And larger glass works better at low light, in addition to long ranges.

You can put plenty of ridiculously huge things in your backpack... if you have large enough backpack ;)

.50cal Back to School edition

yep maybe better option for the UNSC, than that looooooong anti mat. sniper rifle (realy that guns is so long as a lance)

Too OP for Halo.

@TheArklyte *laughs in giant, green, half-ton killing machine*

Space Marines be like: Oh...a nice small sidearm with scope

@@garrett-hause laughs in pathetic assault rifle, general lack of optics in use by troops, oversized pistol being second best gun in whole UNSC arsenal, lack of machineguns be they LMGs or GPMGs, pathetic HMG that uses 3 barrels to have lower rate of fire and accuracy then 650 year old M2, underbarrel grenade launcher and semiautomatic shotguns being lost technology. Yes, there is a lot we can laugh together at. Want to continue?

SAS just bought 150 ...

@@papaszem44 🤣🤣🤣 yeah 150 subs to gun Jesus's channel.

It's really not that surprising, tons of people have done it on RU-vid. I'll be surprised if he duel wields MG-42's or gets into an AC-130 and fires it's weapons.

I would presume it would be required to create/or train new units to utilize something like the Lynx, so it would maybe take a couple of years to see it used in other forces/armies than the Hungarian one (that is, if even governments would be willing to spend money on training and such). But I have no idea if an anti-materiel rifle even is necessary in today's militaries. Other, more smarter commenters can probably come with better arguments and views.

In Sweden the 50 cal Barrets are mostly used for clearing bombs and such. All other work the M2 Browning is used.

Finally something the 240B gunner gets to say, at least I'm not humping that thing.

@@Hitscanister I think with the NGSW program coming along training troops to use low capacity .50 BMG rifles is unnecessary. Like Casull above me said, most of the times there will be an M2 sitting nearby, either in it's nest or on a supporting vehicle. The new caliber should bridge the gaps that exist between 5.56, 7.62 NATO and .50 BMG, granted, but I think the tactic of pinning opposing forces in place using suppressive fire and then advancing on their position will stay in place, making AM rifles stay in lower numbers for special purposes similarly to their present use cases

Compared to the Barrett M82. The GM6 is much more compact. You can transport it in the smaller vehicles, like ATVs for example.

Maybe the manufacturer dont have the money to spend on adverts.

It’s on the new call of duty

It was introduced to the PUBG two years ago.

It’s in the far cry series where it’s one of if not the best sniper rifle you can get in those games

However it’s not called the GM6 Lynx it’s called the SA-50 or just a unique name like Alpha Wolf in FC6