Ergs are way better, apart from the weight and extra length. Noticeably more controllable shooting gun, and lower fire rate which would conserve ammo. Also cool factor. Those are the pros. In any standard situation there’s no way they would outweigh the cons vs taking an Ak, but in this hypothetical 50/50 ammo & gun availability scenario I could see it being in the realm of realistic.
CoD NEETs would. Because they don't know what real life is. Also. STG is on the level of last ditch wrapons. Its certainly not designed well enough to even compete with AK. Oh and BTW. AK is not copy of STG. M16 and G3 is. Fire away 😂
Fun fact Vietnam still uses milled AK’s. In fact its hard to find any pictures of them using stamped AKs. Although they’re finally upgrading to their “STV-380” which is basically a modified Galil-Ace.
Vietnam use Stamped AK, they only use Milled AK for training only but there hasn't any war happend to them but they know it might happen so they start training with Milled AK. Vietnamese special forces use the AKMS.
Though it's not exactly the same, i have a century arms milled AK with chrome lined barrel, and i have to say - its a pleasure to shoot. Milled may be heavier but so smooth to use! Great video my man!
Make sure you check the headspace on that gun with a 7.62x39 CIP "No Go" Gauge. Century Arms American-made guns (all their milled receivers + a few of their stamped) have been known to lose headspace and explode after a few thousand rounds.
Amazing score! 1. Soviets in the 60s-80s had better life than many Canadians today 2. Just BCG alone of the AK has more science in it than some other entire guns. AK can run indefinitely long without lube - If you are an engineer, you know what that means
Not 100% sure on this, but the reasons for the selector being on right side were; the Red Army soldiers were used to using bolt-actions that had the handle on the right side and almost every military taught to use the firing hand to operate the gun and change magazines while keeping the left on the weapon.
Such a beautiful rifle, nothing beats the AK! reliability under harsh conditions, low production cost (compared to contemporary weapons), availability in virtually every geographic region, and ease of use. Why wouldn’t anyone love it!
"reliability under harsh conditions-" Lmao, the InRangeTV mud test says otherwise, but ok. Lol AK fanboys, never change, always spouting off the same pro-commie agitprop like they're actual Red Army soldiers when in reality you're just a LARPER.
@@Eye_Of_Odin978 I’m actually anti commie and anti socialist FYI, what difference does that make though, a good gun is a good gun straight and simple, it’s a 75 year old rifle that has proven to be a success. Which other rifle from 75 years ago is still in almost every global conflict? Use some common sense.
Reliability and low production cost are no longer a factor today. A modern piston driven ar-15 pattern rifle is just as reliable, expensive as the Kalashnikov and much more adaptable than the AK platform.
@canuckguns as an Anti-Communist and Anti-Socialist myself, I still like the AK. If I was in Vietnam, I'd choose either that or the FAL over the M14 or M16. The M16 was notorious for jamming and got a lot of our troops killed over there. The AK would still be more reliable than most guns today. Along with the FAL
@@armandgun awesome thanks for the reply. Yeah I’ve been wondering what’s been going on so I had to check your A&B channel I love the content sitting here watching from San Diego, California, USA.
I think he’s charged for owning “assault weapond” we have better Laws in italy with a normal Gun license you can buy an ar 15 with 29 shots in the chamber.
The STG was not produced to last. After a set ammount of shots fired the guy will simply break. The solution for it was to simply give a new one to the soldiers because it was easier to make a stronger gun or repair the broken one. It was a last ditch gun in a sense and wouldnt be able to withstand the abuse, stress and shooting a Survivor is gonna put into it.
Prohibited firearms pre-october 2022 could be "grandfathered" meaning passed down as family heirloom so long as they have the grandfathered licence or status, however that is for prohibuted firearms and certain fully automatics pre-1970's I believe (correct me if I am wrong) now that does not mean you can shoot them only possess them and can only be kept in the house of the owner of the firearm (the one it is passed down to) Of course there are more details of this others can pass down but the gist is you can only own prohibited firearms if you have the grandfather status (not meaning to be an actual grandfather that's just what they call the process of passing down prohibited firearms).
Quick side note: I absolutely love the pups in the videos. In a world where both rifles have equal opportunities, I would take the STG-44. Primarily because of the ergos, most of which you covered.
You have to realize white people equate communism with bolshevism which wanted to deculture Europe... Different places in the world it wasnt applied like that. Regardless only very poor countries benefit from outright communism, Socialism as long as its not the MArxist sense of just a temporary position before communism can help capitalist societies that fail to self correct
I prefer to take the STG because I have more than 15 copies (AK47) in all its categories, from the Russian version to the Iraqi version, and all these copies are FULL-AUTO, so I prefer the STG because it is not found in Iraq, where I live, and it is also a rare piece
As for the ergos, and... sorry fudds... it's not a copy of the STG-44. It's a copy of the M1 Garand (it's an upside-down action of the M1). I said I'm sorry, Fudds.
He did fire, in fact, I just saw a video he made on the IWI Tavor ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S3V03eGd4So.html (Old, I know) but yes, it is legit as far as I know
Only the non restricted weapons can be fired. Restricted ones have to be taken to a range and as of now he can't even shoot the prohibs he has. He's said he'll be buying a property and constructing a range on it soon so the fun stuff will be able to be shot.
Point of critique: it'd be nice if you actually went over the design philosophy behind the AK (which can be found online) instead of just reducing Kalashnikov's work to "lol dumb commies". It's gun RU-vid - you're preaching to the choir with that. This is why most solid gun tubers keep poltics out of it and respect the gun enough to stand on its own.
I saw an AK which had the corner shaved off the leading edge of the selector lever making it 45 degrees. So when you cocked it it knocked the safety off. Has anyone else seen or heard of this modification ?
I think the charging handle is on the right side so you can keep your left hand on the fore-end and shoulder the rifle while cycling it with your right hand. Putting the charging handle on the left means you can keep your right hand on the grip and use your left to charge, sure. But it's harder to keep the weapon shouldered and maintain sight picture that way because as you observed yourself, the center of balance is beyond the magazine. Also, if you're right hand dominant, using your right hand to find a new mag, eject the old one, insert the new one, and charge the weapon is going to be easier than using your left to do all of those same tasks.
You realize the Germany army mostly used artillery from far away on the eastern front the fighting at Stalingrad that is glorified etc was quite uncommon
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Here is the thing: Wagner is doing the hardest fighting today, and, according to them, an AK lasts about a week and a half. Just so you understand how many AKs they go through in a month. Now, you really want to mill out a receiver for something that will last just over a week? Or, maybe stamping them out one a second is a better idea?
Does Wagner not have any light machine guns? If Wagner guns are breaking in a week and a half, that means they are either shooting them in full auto till the barrels turn red, or they are shooting 6,500 rounds a day (about 247 lbs/112 kg of ammo).
@@mrwiskers101 its all of the above. Most people have no idea at the intensity of fighting going on around Bahmut. The number of rounds used daily is ... impressive. Yes, barrels get overheated regularly, on everything, artillery and lmgs included.
Have u tried out they type 81's? U can get those still and are non restricted its about as close to the ak as u can get here in Canada, its no ak but its still fun for what it is
@@09rg oh 100% if they were allowed in Canada even a civilian semi auto pinned 2 5 i would way rather have it vs the type 81, but we r limited here in Canada and i think the 81 is the closest we can get
