Dude, Are you really a firearm owner? Call the AR-10 MG = machinegun. Say the AR-10's recoil is brutal when everybody says it is being reduced (theoretically) by its inline stock bore. And wdf
@eminemdabest02 Wow,you're dense.He was firing bursts from the gun which is full auto.He wasn;t firing it "on burst".Clearly it was full auto,and he was pulling the trigger and letting go.If you don't believe that it wasn't set on a x amount of round burst mode,then re watch the video.The first burst he fired was shorter than the second one.
@FATMIKED5183 Im not a dumbass, I know its a full auto weapon, and that its being fired on full auto. I just expected a full mag through the weapon in one trigger pull. Which I why I said he bursted the weapon, meaning he fired in bursts. Not that he put a select fire trigger on burst and pulled the trigger.
damns that is an old stoner rifle. notice the ring in the carry handle and the left side bolt catch instead of the rear charging handle. that rifle may be 52 years old and it still looks space aged
lol. they cost 8 more dollars than the 20 rounders if u buy Armalite factory mags. they also got a thing right now where u can buy a 10-pack of 25-round mags for $350. of course, id hav 2 grand to drop on a rifle n mags, because i'm a deadbeat, but i'd get it if i could
308 really not that big people lol?u want action of bolt percistion in a s auto go dpms 308 lr. supost to be as pecise as most bolt actions . i love mine. ak no good after 100.yards spray and pray . built like junk too ,but if u want to roll around in the mud wial u shoot a 100. yards away, then i guess the ak for u. lmlao!!! good job keeping muzzel down on the vid!
@Stizogm How is it an AR-15 if the title says its a AR-10. AR-10 came out several years before AR-15 and it quickly left American service and went to places in Africa for the next 20-30 years. America was not interested in it though, that's why i though it was rare or inaccessible.
also, if youre looking for a lot of after-market accessories, go with a picatinny rail.
i have a 2-4x acog, green laser, foregrip, flash hider, thumb-hole stock. both AKs and ARs can be silenced, but if your woried about not being able to get a full-auto rifle, then you probably wont be able to get a silencer either. silencers are just as illegal. also, there are PISTOL variants of both the AK and AR which are legally pistols and abide by pistol laws, though they fire the same rounds...
the 7.62x39mm round loses relatively little muzzle velocity with shorter barrels, which cannot be said... at all... for the 5.56x45mm. you said you want a nice, compact, or mobile, firearm, a good Draco AK47 pistol is hard to beat. just remember that as a pistol you cannot put all the same accessories on it as you can a rifle = no foregrip, no stock, etc.
@KottonmouthSoldiers Ahh...My bad on the firing options of the AR15....I know that in the US I can only buy it in a single shot form since the sale of fully automatic weapons is prohibited to the avg person. What rifle or Assault style rifle would you suggest for accuracy and reliability? Perhaps an SKS? Bolt action and Semi auto...what would you suggest as well?
@Th3R3GuLaToR there is nothing on this planet as accurate or reliable as a single-action or bolt-action rifle. i dont know how they did it, but the ar design is bolt-action accurate with semi/full-auto capability. THAT is crazy! the reciprocation of the firing mechanism usually interferes with the path of the bullet through the barrel, resulting in slightly less accuract, a bolt-action does not recirocate automatically and thus the bullet is out of the barrel before you need to cycle.
interference of the bullet in the barrel is a very common problem for snipers. they are trained to fire between breathes and sometimes even between heartbeats. so, if your concern is accuracy and reliability, go bolt-action. otherwise, go with the AK, as designs for this firearm can trade off some reliability for some accuracy. this is due to spacing. the moving parts in the ak are far apart when compared to other firearms, this is why it is so crazy reliable, by moving parts closer together in
@KottonmouthSoldiers the ak platform it becomes slightly less reliable, BUT there is less give and "jiggle" when the reciprocation occurs, resulting in more accuracy. different manufacturers of the ak will advertise this in there models. higher-end models are typically more accurate and trade off only a little reliability for this... because youre throwing an extra $1200 at them (a cheap, reliable, inaccurate AK can go for under $600, for the higher end it can get above $2000).
@KottonmouthSoldiers Which brand of AK would you recommend? Are the AK's as customizable as the AR 15's? What I am looking for mainly is single shot, semi automatic, Close/Medium range accurate, Mobile, Assault style rifle. One that I could possible silence, Red Dot, tactical light, and possibly mount a bayonet on. Its nothing im going to be sniping with at far distances 200+yds..probably not even a full 100yds....but 100 yds accurate would be awesome for a medium range weapon.
@Th3R3GuLaToR AKs are about as customizable as ARs.. their both crazy popular so they have a lot of after market accessories. even cheaper AKs are accrate to 200m, most are accurate out to 300m. i dont know about bayonets for the AR but there are for the AK. i only have 1 AK myself, and thats a saiga, ive handled others but i have never owned another so i cant speak for its quality when compared, all i can say about it is that its reliable. i'd stake my life on it. accurate to 500m on a good day
@KottonmouthSoldiers It was just a question man...I was told you could by an officer in the us army.....I dont know much about guns...hell I didn't even know that we had an assault rifle that even shot the 7.62's.
@Th3R3GuLaToR yeah, okay, well thats very wrong. just do a google image search for the following, minus parenthesis, "7.62x39mm, 7.62x51mm"... there is a distinct difference between the two that indeed CAN be seen by untrained eye... the difference is about... oh 12mm.
@KottonmouthSoldiers Holy Shit Yea!!! HUGE Difference.....you definitely right man no question about it. The only other question I have is...do we have an AR that takes the 7.62x39? Or am I just going to have to get an SKS or AK47? Now I see what the guy was talking about the recoil being brutal...I imagine it would be with a shell that big..lol.
@Th3R3GuLaToR there are 7.62x39mm ar15 platforms out there. the AR15 has the most after market products available of any firearm in the world, followed by the AK47 and then the .22lr 10/22. on top of this, because the AK47 is also so popular, the 7.62x39mm round is very cheap, common, and available. this means that the manufacturers have a lot to gain by offering this chambering. im sure if you type 7.62x39mm ar15 into the search engine youll find hits, gunbroker (.) com is also good.
@KottonmouthSoldiers Thanks man! Hey..does the AK have a single,burst,rapid fire option or is it always full auto? I would probably choose the AK for reliability over the AR15 but if it comes down to it then I will just go with the AR15 since im sure it has those firing options.
@Th3R3GuLaToR the ak47 is meant to be fired fully automatic. on a real ak47 the safety switches from safe, directly to automatic, and then to semi, or single shot. as far as burst, im not sure. theres nothing magical about an ar15 that allows it to be burst fired while an ak can not, so its possible but as far as anyone who makes them?? the ak47 is renowned for its reliability and inaccuracy, the ar15 is known for jamming, double feeds, and bolt-action accuracy (plus, if you ever get into...
...reloading there are some advantages to the ar design, such as re-necking cartridges only requires a barrel swap to cycle through) however, the real ar15s nowadays are far more reliable, but still dont compare to the ak. both the 5.56x45mm round the AR fires and the 7.62x39mm round hold about the same amount of pounder, the only real "stopping power" difference between the two is the weight of the bullet, and like i said thats negated when you start re-necking.
@Vietboy1st yeah its selective fire , the gun stops as soon as he stops shooting , therefor the gun is fully auto, he is just shooting it by holding the trigger for a burst.
@C172Pilotdude you are right but it's possible he modified full auto into burst ? One thing i don't get it. He looks like he is shooting from his back yard and it's not even at the range.. Wow how cool is that. lol
@bionicleboy97 you might want to consider purpose of use and characteristics of a caliber and cartridge before making such a statement. 5.56mm is good general purpose caliber but for shooting things greater than 200 meters away it might be wise to go to something else e.g. the AR10 or modify your AR to a 6.5 Grendel or 6.8mm
@ihaterobbie123 at closer ranges the .223 sometimes goes through clean without tumble and cauterizes on the way through. thats why for CQB people perfer 9mm ars 45 ACP HK UMP or 6.8 or 6.5 grendel because they wouldn't even know they got hit and keep coming at you. Though the electro shock .223 hollow point will do the job. I've shot armor piercing .223 and left tiny holes in a beer bottle without it shattering but the the varmint ammo or hollow pt .223 would shatter the beer bottle.
@marktse The beer bottle story is total bullshit, so is a bullet cauterizing the wound it makes.
I understand that sometimes the harmonics of the round allow it to pass through without maximum effect, but the shock it creates can leave an arm weak for life, rendering it's owner useless at fighting. Also, what the hell are electro shock bullets? A Brand you like?
Protip: Nobody prefers 6.8, it's inferior in every possible way to 6.5 grendel.
@ihaterobbie123 Electroshock just brand of hollow pts designed to terminate in water and not pass through sheet rock. Expensive as all hell. But yes I have fired armor piecing rounds through beer bottles without shattering them and holding the overall bottle intact. Not just once but every time. Using 55 grain green tips. I was comparing 6.5 and 6.8 over the 5.56 for close range only. a 77grain 556 will do plenty to get the job done whenever. Yes I know the 6.5 is superior but the 308 still wins
@ihaterobbie123 when they talk about it out performing their not comparing the same grain. At equal grains the 308 will go a lot farther. Plus 308 winchester runs just a tad hotter than 7.62 Nato even though they are basically the same round. For sniping purposes, 308 beats it. At close quarter it'll punch through walls where the 6.5 behaves more like a midway between both 5.56 and 7.62. I like the grendal but no one makes enough of the stuff and its expensive as hell.
@marktse You aren't supposed to demand equal grains when comparing different rounds, it's got sweet bugger all to do with anything. All that matters is the maximum preformance you can squeeze out of it, nothing more.
By the way, at close quarters punching through walls is exactly what you don't want, who knows where the fragments will end up.
Anyway, enough of this .308 vs 6.5 bs, the .223 is a great round but as of late it's been outdone, that's what this was all about.
@ihaterobbie123 I like the grendal but it costs too much and no one can seem to get any out there. Yes it out performs the .223 in weight to flat ballistic ratio. It beats the 5.56 in every way possible except your wallet. 6.5 works very much like a 5.56 only better so it does the job that youd use an ar for but the 308 is great for sniping. My ar-10 is a SASS setup. Id love to buy a 6.5 bolt carrier and barrel but we'll see when the price drops. My ar-15 hits paper and drops varmint.
@ihaterobbie123 The problem with the 6.5 Grendel is that for it to hit its performance peaks, it needs a 24" barrel. Well heck, if the military would switch back to 24" barrels then there'd be no real reason to get away from the 5.56 - especially in its heavier incarnations.
Not saying the 6.5 is no good, it just isn't right for the military. Anyway, the 7.62 NATO isn't really good, because it is 150 grains. Heck, Hornady makes .308 at 178 grains that stays super sonic past 1,200 yards.
6.5 could be a good DMR chambering and who knows how wide the variety of loads could be, it's an intermediate so I'm guessing quite large.
We're comparing a relativly new round with a well-established one, your reasoning is based on the assumption that we've seen all there is to see from the grendel.
I'll also bet that the 6.5 will vastly out preform the 5.56 in a 24" barrel.
@ihaterobbie123 The 6.5 is better than the 5.56. It has an advantage over the 7.62 NATO in that it can get into an M4 with a simple barrel swap. My only two points were that the current 6.5 data is based on a 24" barrel - which will never happen in the military. Second, comparisons of the 6.5 to the 7.62 NATO are always against 150 grain 7.62, which is its lowest performing grain, and also not out of a similar 24" barrel. Its a good bullet, I'm not downing it. It just has skewed tests out.
@TROOPERfarcry Designated Marksman Rifle, it's usually a semi-auto chambered in 7.62x51, designated marksmen aren't the same as snipers, they're regular soldiers who are also top shots.
The US really should adopt a bullpup rifle, 24"barrels would be viable even for tank crews, though I don't see any of that happening.
In the end war's a money game, you can't give each soldier what he wants and in the end the lowest bidder sells his stock.
I'm sceptical about bullpup as a PDW (tank crews, air force etc), as it has butstock/receiver that you just can't get rid off, and in small spaces it's not a help, but an obstacle. And I'm even more sceptical, since a guy from Russian secial forces (not an Army, but from special militia unit) also mentioned, that in urban combat, especially in internal spaces, existing Soviet/Russian design bullpups are not that good. However he've never tried FN F2000 or Tavor, so go figure.
Nah watched the video now. IT'S NOT BRUTAL YOU PUSSY!
FPSrUSSRia 1 day ago
Dude, Are you really a firearm owner? Call the AR-10 MG = machinegun. Say the AR-10's recoil is brutal when everybody says it is being reduced (theoretically) by its inline stock bore. And wdf
FPSrUSSRia 1 day ago
Was it brutal?
FPSrUSSRia 1 day ago
Can you hook the belt feed to the new AR 10’s? or is just with the olds?
ST4leave 2 weeks ago
This gun is so loud my speakers ears are ringing after every burst.
Timespartan111 2 weeks ago
HOLY SHIT!!! That's awesome!!!
JoeRezac005 2 weeks ago
that i just far out seeing a real armalite ar10 shooting not the ar 15 platform chambered in 7.62 rare sight
MrNelsonb2 1 month ago
You can see him looking to see if the cops were comming
wardramma 1 month ago 4
Is the barrel slotted?
warfighter929 1 month ago
America, Fuck YEA Boieee!!!! :D
chrisloUSA 1 month ago
Wow that ar 10 was the first the first design they made for the ar 10 with the charging handle on top, was it expensive?
KaiserKnightX 1 month ago
seems very controllable
Alexn1067 2 months ago
@545Krinkify No. Stealing valor can never be excused. You can't get rid of me that easy sister.
I noticed you did a little google, and found you a military term. You get an A for effort.
bisquik3006 3 months ago
Maybe you should have got a lesser rifle, so you could have purchased a real truck.
bisquik3006 3 months ago
@545Krinkify What kind of "veteran" can't spell muzzle? Oh, I know! Someone posing as a combat veteran on YT!
A real bang up job on the rest of your grammar too.
bisquik3006 3 months ago
@bisquik3006 The same kind of "veteran" that calls a muzzle brake a "break".
Nater245689 2 months ago
@Nater245689 Good thing our little valor thief pulled his channel. Although, I do miss getting him all worked up.
bisquik3006 2 months ago
And he could use a good muzzle brake too!
FALPhil 3 months ago
Thought the title said full auto.....
eminemdabest02 3 months ago
@eminemdabest02 And he shot it full auto.
FATMIKED5183 3 months ago
@FATMIKED5183 Def burst bro
eminemdabest02 3 months ago
@eminemdabesThe gun was on full auto when he shot it.He pulled the trigger and shot.The gun itself was full auto.You get it now?
FATMIKED5183 3 months ago
@FATMIKED5183 He shot it on burst, thats what Im saying
eminemdabest02 3 months ago
@eminemdabest02 Wow,you're dense.He was firing bursts from the gun which is full auto.He wasn;t firing it "on burst".Clearly it was full auto,and he was pulling the trigger and letting go.If you don't believe that it wasn't set on a x amount of round burst mode,then re watch the video.The first burst he fired was shorter than the second one.
FATMIKED5183 3 months ago
@FATMIKED5183 Im not a dumbass, I know its a full auto weapon, and that its being fired on full auto. I just expected a full mag through the weapon in one trigger pull. Which I why I said he bursted the weapon, meaning he fired in bursts. Not that he put a select fire trigger on burst and pulled the trigger.
eminemdabest02 2 months ago
how about shooting that piece of shit behind you?
TaylorGangOrEatShit 3 months ago
sweet
mmstudios95 3 months ago
Those things shoot .308 right? That's awesome.
conor1148 4 months ago
@conor1148 yes .308
chipareu 4 months ago
"wasn't any fun to shoot" lol you lucky bastard
Noobpatty 4 months ago
need a muzzle break to kill the recoil
PingTargets 4 months ago
Amazing weapon. Brutal recoil or not, I want it. It is the weapon that started the whole AR family of weapons.
C172Pilotdude 4 months ago
how can that not be fun?
cenotosa1 4 months ago
Is that an original prototype??
The forward assist.
2142Unknown 5 months ago
@2142Unknown There is no forward assist on an AR10
Shookey151 4 months ago
@Shookey151 Your wrong.
2142Unknown 4 months ago
@2142Unknown You can put one in sure, but it's an optional feature that is rarely used. This video is no exception.
Shookey151 4 months ago
@Shookey151 There is a foward assist on almost every ar-10, unless otherwise modified.
2142Unknown 4 months ago
If I tired that with mine, i would be all over the place, nice shooting, then again, i do not have a compensator.
edwardwills 5 months ago
happy i dont have this because i would be broke spending all my paychecks on 308 rds.... no wait im still sad i dont have it.
fitbmxseries1 5 months ago
damns that is an old stoner rifle. notice the ring in the carry handle and the left side bolt catch instead of the rear charging handle. that rifle may be 52 years old and it still looks space aged
amyhuk 6 months ago
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aks ars mac10s and much more!!!!!
GoldenGunVideos 6 months ago
308 caliber. Big enough to put 1 hell of a whole in em, small enough to control
johndoe3307 7 months ago
U should get some of those new 25-round mags Armalite is making for them now. They cost like 400 bucks apiece, but they're badass.
CarbineKingClassic 7 months ago
@CarbineKingClassic 400 bucks for only 5 more rounds? I'll pass.
esh325 7 months ago
@esh325
lol. they cost 8 more dollars than the 20 rounders if u buy Armalite factory mags. they also got a thing right now where u can buy a 10-pack of 25-round mags for $350. of course, id hav 2 grand to drop on a rifle n mags, because i'm a deadbeat, but i'd get it if i could
CarbineKingClassic 7 months ago
@CarbineKingClassic Original AR10s don't take the new mags, only the waffle mags made back in the 60's
svobronco 6 months ago 2
rofl waffle mag
Timb0NZ 8 months ago
i likey.
killtime351 8 months ago
There goes the NAACP and Jesse Jackson, Jr., and Sr. Thank you very much. Now I feel encouraged!
Search4diabetescure 8 months ago
this gun, was made by stoner, and was the design for the M16A1
killerNC17 8 months ago
You handled that recoil like a pro :D
juki009 9 months ago
shooting in your front yard??how cool is that :D:D
anteracmacash 9 months ago
Was that a double feed at 0:37?
disturbedone5009 10 months ago
an ORIGINAL ar 10! woooot!
that looked fun
DracoC47 10 months ago
i can tell the recoil harsh
slyrader1 10 months ago
308 really not that big people lol?u want action of bolt percistion in a s auto go dpms 308 lr. supost to be as pecise as most bolt actions . i love mine. ak no good after 100.yards spray and pray . built like junk too ,but if u want to roll around in the mud wial u shoot a 100. yards away, then i guess the ak for u. lmlao!!! good job keeping muzzel down on the vid!
shagonator2000 10 months ago
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shagonator2000 10 months ago
The AR10, why go into a room when you can shoot through the walls?
johnmanningnavy1983 11 months ago 33
@johnmanningnavy1983 cuz shooting through walls isnt as manly as going into a room with 2 AR10s and blasting everything that moves or flinches
RockMasterEXE 3 months ago
where did you get it!!!!??????? is it an early steel lined aluminum ar-10 or the improved steel barreled ar-10.
aerodynamicband 1 year ago
nice
GREEDY602 1 year ago
Looked like you were in a neighborhood were you?
altops 1 year ago
here deer deer deer
kellerj17 1 year ago
TAKE THAT AK!
mrmidnight32 1 year ago
@KottonmouthSoldiers
Silencers aren't illegal. Nuff said
Wabaanimkii 1 year ago
@Wabaanimkii yeah they are. nuff said.
KottonmouthSoldiers 6 months ago
@Wabaanimkii sorry, just looked at time posted. 6 months.
KottonmouthSoldiers 6 months ago
This is an old outdated weapon. Is it still sold commercially or is it bought off of other buyers from long ago?
The30calboy 1 year ago
@The30calboy ? It is an AR 15 in .308? Unless you think the aR15 is old and outdated as well that makes no sense.
Stizogm 1 year ago
@Stizogm How is it an AR-15 if the title says its a AR-10. AR-10 came out several years before AR-15 and it quickly left American service and went to places in Africa for the next 20-30 years. America was not interested in it though, that's why i though it was rare or inaccessible.
The30calboy 1 year ago
also, if youre looking for a lot of after-market accessories, go with a picatinny rail.
i have a 2-4x acog, green laser, foregrip, flash hider, thumb-hole stock. both AKs and ARs can be silenced, but if your woried about not being able to get a full-auto rifle, then you probably wont be able to get a silencer either. silencers are just as illegal. also, there are PISTOL variants of both the AK and AR which are legally pistols and abide by pistol laws, though they fire the same rounds...
KottonmouthSoldiers 1 year ago
the 7.62x39mm round loses relatively little muzzle velocity with shorter barrels, which cannot be said... at all... for the 5.56x45mm. you said you want a nice, compact, or mobile, firearm, a good Draco AK47 pistol is hard to beat. just remember that as a pistol you cannot put all the same accessories on it as you can a rifle = no foregrip, no stock, etc.
KottonmouthSoldiers 1 year ago
basically, heres the trade off and why these rifles are so popular.
AR=bolt action accuracy+auto-action
AK=bolt action reliability+auto-action
bolt=AK reliable, AR Accurate+poor follow-up shooting
KottonmouthSoldiers 1 year ago
powder*
KottonmouthSoldiers 1 year ago
@KottonmouthSoldiers Ahh...My bad on the firing options of the AR15....I know that in the US I can only buy it in a single shot form since the sale of fully automatic weapons is prohibited to the avg person. What rifle or Assault style rifle would you suggest for accuracy and reliability? Perhaps an SKS? Bolt action and Semi auto...what would you suggest as well?
Th3R3GuLaToR 1 year ago
@Th3R3GuLaToR there is nothing on this planet as accurate or reliable as a single-action or bolt-action rifle. i dont know how they did it, but the ar design is bolt-action accurate with semi/full-auto capability. THAT is crazy! the reciprocation of the firing mechanism usually interferes with the path of the bullet through the barrel, resulting in slightly less accuract, a bolt-action does not recirocate automatically and thus the bullet is out of the barrel before you need to cycle.
KottonmouthSoldiers 1 year ago
interference of the bullet in the barrel is a very common problem for snipers. they are trained to fire between breathes and sometimes even between heartbeats. so, if your concern is accuracy and reliability, go bolt-action. otherwise, go with the AK, as designs for this firearm can trade off some reliability for some accuracy. this is due to spacing. the moving parts in the ak are far apart when compared to other firearms, this is why it is so crazy reliable, by moving parts closer together in
KottonmouthSoldiers 1 year ago
@KottonmouthSoldiers the ak platform it becomes slightly less reliable, BUT there is less give and "jiggle" when the reciprocation occurs, resulting in more accuracy. different manufacturers of the ak will advertise this in there models. higher-end models are typically more accurate and trade off only a little reliability for this... because youre throwing an extra $1200 at them (a cheap, reliable, inaccurate AK can go for under $600, for the higher end it can get above $2000).
KottonmouthSoldiers 1 year ago
@KottonmouthSoldiers Which brand of AK would you recommend? Are the AK's as customizable as the AR 15's? What I am looking for mainly is single shot, semi automatic, Close/Medium range accurate, Mobile, Assault style rifle. One that I could possible silence, Red Dot, tactical light, and possibly mount a bayonet on. Its nothing im going to be sniping with at far distances 200+yds..probably not even a full 100yds....but 100 yds accurate would be awesome for a medium range weapon.
Th3R3GuLaToR 1 year ago
@Th3R3GuLaToR AKs are about as customizable as ARs.. their both crazy popular so they have a lot of after market accessories. even cheaper AKs are accrate to 200m, most are accurate out to 300m. i dont know about bayonets for the AR but there are for the AK. i only have 1 AK myself, and thats a saiga, ive handled others but i have never owned another so i cant speak for its quality when compared, all i can say about it is that its reliable. i'd stake my life on it. accurate to 500m on a good day
KottonmouthSoldiers 1 year ago
@KottonmouthSoldiers AR bayonettes are cute little things and they make excellent steak knives
amyhuk 6 months ago
Wow. What a fantastic firearm the AR10 was. Do you know about what these book for when they come up for sale?
That one in particular looks to be in extremely nice condition too.
Maat922 1 year ago
You should've turned left 90 and stuffed that toyota.
bma852 1 year ago
rare gun
tny0061 1 year ago
Kinda jelly.
MOLRobocop 1 year ago
were did you find a full auto AR-10!?
SunshineBayou10mm 1 year ago
Nice vid, thanks for sharing.
whatis that "SHWING" sound after each shot ? is that the buffer tube ding noise, and your mic is just picking up, very well, that sound ?
rllang01 1 year ago
@rllang01 thats the flashhider ringing.
adcosteve 1 year ago
@adcosteve ahhhhhhhhhhh, like a tuning fork, thanks for telling me.
thats a classic rifle.
Regards.
rllang01 1 year ago
@adcosteve I hate to be rude, but how come the Po-lice didn't come by and well... Arrest you?
HandelMcmandle 1 year ago
@adcosteve really? i thought the pinging meant hammer forged barrel
Timb0NZ 8 months ago
@rllang01 ya vortek flash hiders make that noise
nmctag 9 months ago
@nmctag yeah vortek flash hiders look like a big tunning fork...
rllang01 9 months ago
Cant you use the 7.62x39 on the AR-10?
Th3R3GuLaToR 1 year ago
@Th3R3GuLaToR step away from the firearm. youre going to hurt yourself.
KottonmouthSoldiers 1 year ago
@KottonmouthSoldiers It was just a question man...I was told you could by an officer in the us army.....I dont know much about guns...hell I didn't even know that we had an assault rifle that even shot the 7.62's.
Th3R3GuLaToR 1 year ago
@Th3R3GuLaToR yeah, okay, well thats very wrong. just do a google image search for the following, minus parenthesis, "7.62x39mm, 7.62x51mm"... there is a distinct difference between the two that indeed CAN be seen by untrained eye... the difference is about... oh 12mm.
KottonmouthSoldiers 1 year ago
@KottonmouthSoldiers Holy Shit Yea!!! HUGE Difference.....you definitely right man no question about it. The only other question I have is...do we have an AR that takes the 7.62x39? Or am I just going to have to get an SKS or AK47? Now I see what the guy was talking about the recoil being brutal...I imagine it would be with a shell that big..lol.
Th3R3GuLaToR 1 year ago
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KottonmouthSoldiers 1 year ago
@Th3R3GuLaToR there are 7.62x39mm ar15 platforms out there. the AR15 has the most after market products available of any firearm in the world, followed by the AK47 and then the .22lr 10/22. on top of this, because the AK47 is also so popular, the 7.62x39mm round is very cheap, common, and available. this means that the manufacturers have a lot to gain by offering this chambering. im sure if you type 7.62x39mm ar15 into the search engine youll find hits, gunbroker (.) com is also good.
KottonmouthSoldiers 1 year ago
@KottonmouthSoldiers Thanks man! Hey..does the AK have a single,burst,rapid fire option or is it always full auto? I would probably choose the AK for reliability over the AR15 but if it comes down to it then I will just go with the AR15 since im sure it has those firing options.
Th3R3GuLaToR 1 year ago
@Th3R3GuLaToR the ak47 is meant to be fired fully automatic. on a real ak47 the safety switches from safe, directly to automatic, and then to semi, or single shot. as far as burst, im not sure. theres nothing magical about an ar15 that allows it to be burst fired while an ak can not, so its possible but as far as anyone who makes them?? the ak47 is renowned for its reliability and inaccuracy, the ar15 is known for jamming, double feeds, and bolt-action accuracy (plus, if you ever get into...
KottonmouthSoldiers 1 year ago
...reloading there are some advantages to the ar design, such as re-necking cartridges only requires a barrel swap to cycle through) however, the real ar15s nowadays are far more reliable, but still dont compare to the ak. both the 5.56x45mm round the AR fires and the 7.62x39mm round hold about the same amount of pounder, the only real "stopping power" difference between the two is the weight of the bullet, and like i said thats negated when you start re-necking.
KottonmouthSoldiers 1 year ago
is that the real pre m16 ar10?
dumfart21 1 year ago
@dumfart21 its a AR-10
Dgaf82 1 year ago
Pre86?
C172Pilotdude 1 year ago
@C172Pilotdude pre-may dealer sample.
adcosteve 1 year ago
where can i get one of those. semi fire rifles are too plain for me
lilaznshorty711 1 year ago
the ar10 . used as a 1950s hunting rifle produced by armalite , and the m16a1 was modeled after it. but wow fully automatic ar-10? did you modify it?
killerNC17 1 year ago
What size cartriges do those fire?
Klutt337h 1 year ago
@Klutt337h 7.62x51
adcosteve 1 year ago
Quick question was that an SR 25? I wonder cause I want to know if our drum magazine will fit into it?
shadyirishmen 1 year ago
@shadyirishmen AR-10
adcosteve 1 year ago
@shadyirishmen rofl pretty sure the title says AR 10
thelasthallow 1 year ago
that is not full auto man. It's burst . Well nice stuff..
Vietboy1st 1 year ago
@Vietboy1st it could be full auto but he's shooting it burst so he doesnt fuck up the gun
killerNC17 1 year ago
@killerNC17 dude look at his finger...
Vietboy1st 1 year ago
@Vietboy1st yeah its selective fire he the gun stops when he releases, therefor it's fully automatic
killerNC17 1 year ago
@Vietboy1st yeah its selective fire , the gun stops as soon as he stops shooting , therefor the gun is fully auto, he is just shooting it by holding the trigger for a burst.
killerNC17 1 year ago
@Vietboy1st He is burst firing the weapon. It is an full auto. AR10s did not have a burst setting.
C172Pilotdude 1 year ago
@C172Pilotdude you are right but it's possible he modified full auto into burst ? One thing i don't get it. He looks like he is shooting from his back yard and it's not even at the range.. Wow how cool is that. lol
Vietboy1st 1 year ago
@Vietboy1st its full auto, I'm just shooting in short bursts to hold it on target.
adcosteve 1 year ago
$25,000 rifle
supercoupe86 1 year ago
You luck bastard, you have the orignial ar-10.
Aqualiteking 1 year ago
it like a m16 using .308 round
tny0061 1 year ago
GET OFF MY LAWN!!!
goodnightChesty1775 1 year ago
Really? Wasn't any fun at all? Somehow I doubt that...
uraijit 1 year ago
ding!
molanlabexm15 1 year ago
the ar 15 is a better cause of its lighter and smaller calibre version of the ar 10
bionicleboy97 1 year ago
@bionicleboy97 you might want to consider purpose of use and characteristics of a caliber and cartridge before making such a statement. 5.56mm is good general purpose caliber but for shooting things greater than 200 meters away it might be wise to go to something else e.g. the AR10 or modify your AR to a 6.5 Grendel or 6.8mm
oeyesea 1 year ago
@bionicleboy97 that is a dumb statement...
goodnightChesty1775 1 year ago
@bionicleboy97 with the right muzzel brake 308 is not a problem for me.
marktse 1 year ago
How can you not like this gun?
Roflzmahwoflz 1 year ago 14
@Roflzmahwoflz how can you not like any gun
jgladsee 6 months ago
Recoil doesn't look that bad. Not for a .308 rifle of that weight? Aren't those something like 7 1/2 pounds?
free2game 1 year ago
@free2game
The recoil is bad BECAUSE it weighs about seven pounds. Most ar15's weigh more these days with all the bells and whistles.
I have one. It is a pre 86 dlr sample. Dutch. It is an old war-horse and not much fun to shoot. But a pretty cool piece anyway.
Sylvanbarber 1 year ago
That AR-10 is OLD SCHOOL. I love it.
Awesome video.
PrepSurvivor 1 year ago 2
You are a lucky man to have shot that at all, quit complaining...... :D
Pre-86 DS or transferable?
trailrunner78 1 year ago
NIce i love that rifle. Nice stance and shooting
Tamayo1980 1 year ago
You need to get a better stance I'm no pro but you need to work tour upper body more
Silver00Coin 1 year ago
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911mykidsdead 1 year ago
beautiful
entstephen 1 year ago
Why are you shooting in a neighborhood?
Roflzmahwoflz 1 year ago
WHAT AN AMAZING GUN THE AR-10 IS.
tjbzkilla 1 year ago
true that, but in close quarters i rather have a bigger round for stopping power.but long range contact i guess i would rather have ar-15/m-16.
cwhaxuallday 1 year ago
I would have really enjoyed shooting it.
esh325 1 year ago
yay! i just spent $50 dollars to shoot a gun for 30 seconds!
tfrostholm 1 year ago
should have unloaded a full 20 rounds :3
AtomicAtari 1 year ago
Awesome rifle,a bit much recoil but superb over the AR-15 in my opinion....idk why the U.S. went with the 223 with these beasts around?
cwhaxuallday 1 year ago
@cwhaxuallday Because 1 .223 round to the shoulder (or many places on the body) is very likely to kill or permanently retire any soldier it hits.
ihaterobbie123 1 year ago
@ihaterobbie123 at closer ranges the .223 sometimes goes through clean without tumble and cauterizes on the way through. thats why for CQB people perfer 9mm ars 45 ACP HK UMP or 6.8 or 6.5 grendel because they wouldn't even know they got hit and keep coming at you. Though the electro shock .223 hollow point will do the job. I've shot armor piercing .223 and left tiny holes in a beer bottle without it shattering but the the varmint ammo or hollow pt .223 would shatter the beer bottle.
marktse 1 year ago
@marktse The beer bottle story is total bullshit, so is a bullet cauterizing the wound it makes.
I understand that sometimes the harmonics of the round allow it to pass through without maximum effect, but the shock it creates can leave an arm weak for life, rendering it's owner useless at fighting. Also, what the hell are electro shock bullets? A Brand you like?
Protip: Nobody prefers 6.8, it's inferior in every possible way to 6.5 grendel.
ihaterobbie123 1 year ago
@ihaterobbie123 Electroshock just brand of hollow pts designed to terminate in water and not pass through sheet rock. Expensive as all hell. But yes I have fired armor piecing rounds through beer bottles without shattering them and holding the overall bottle intact. Not just once but every time. Using 55 grain green tips. I was comparing 6.5 and 6.8 over the 5.56 for close range only. a 77grain 556 will do plenty to get the job done whenever. Yes I know the 6.5 is superior but the 308 still wins
marktse 1 year ago
@marktse Actually, no, the .308 doesn't win.
At close ranges follow up shots take longer and at extreme ranges 6.5 grendel is better.
Mid range 6.5 is about the same, you should seriously read about it, it has the capabilities to replace both the 556 and 7.62 nato.
ihaterobbie123 1 year ago
@ihaterobbie123 when they talk about it out performing their not comparing the same grain. At equal grains the 308 will go a lot farther. Plus 308 winchester runs just a tad hotter than 7.62 Nato even though they are basically the same round. For sniping purposes, 308 beats it. At close quarter it'll punch through walls where the 6.5 behaves more like a midway between both 5.56 and 7.62. I like the grendal but no one makes enough of the stuff and its expensive as hell.
marktse 1 year ago
@marktse You aren't supposed to demand equal grains when comparing different rounds, it's got sweet bugger all to do with anything. All that matters is the maximum preformance you can squeeze out of it, nothing more.
By the way, at close quarters punching through walls is exactly what you don't want, who knows where the fragments will end up.
Anyway, enough of this .308 vs 6.5 bs, the .223 is a great round but as of late it's been outdone, that's what this was all about.
ihaterobbie123 1 year ago
@ihaterobbie123 I like the grendal but it costs too much and no one can seem to get any out there. Yes it out performs the .223 in weight to flat ballistic ratio. It beats the 5.56 in every way possible except your wallet. 6.5 works very much like a 5.56 only better so it does the job that youd use an ar for but the 308 is great for sniping. My ar-10 is a SASS setup. Id love to buy a 6.5 bolt carrier and barrel but we'll see when the price drops. My ar-15 hits paper and drops varmint.
marktse 1 year ago
@ihaterobbie123 The problem with the 6.5 Grendel is that for it to hit its performance peaks, it needs a 24" barrel. Well heck, if the military would switch back to 24" barrels then there'd be no real reason to get away from the 5.56 - especially in its heavier incarnations.
Not saying the 6.5 is no good, it just isn't right for the military. Anyway, the 7.62 NATO isn't really good, because it is 150 grains. Heck, Hornady makes .308 at 178 grains that stays super sonic past 1,200 yards.
TROOPERfarcry 1 year ago
@TROOPERfarcry
6.5 could be a good DMR chambering and who knows how wide the variety of loads could be, it's an intermediate so I'm guessing quite large.
We're comparing a relativly new round with a well-established one, your reasoning is based on the assumption that we've seen all there is to see from the grendel.
I'll also bet that the 6.5 will vastly out preform the 5.56 in a 24" barrel.
ihaterobbie123 1 year ago
@ihaterobbie123 The 6.5 is better than the 5.56. It has an advantage over the 7.62 NATO in that it can get into an M4 with a simple barrel swap. My only two points were that the current 6.5 data is based on a 24" barrel - which will never happen in the military. Second, comparisons of the 6.5 to the 7.62 NATO are always against 150 grain 7.62, which is its lowest performing grain, and also not out of a similar 24" barrel. Its a good bullet, I'm not downing it. It just has skewed tests out.
TROOPERfarcry 1 year ago
@ihaterobbie123 Also, what is DMR?
TROOPERfarcry 1 year ago
@TROOPERfarcry Designated Marksman Rifle, it's usually a semi-auto chambered in 7.62x51, designated marksmen aren't the same as snipers, they're regular soldiers who are also top shots.
The US really should adopt a bullpup rifle, 24"barrels would be viable even for tank crews, though I don't see any of that happening.
In the end war's a money game, you can't give each soldier what he wants and in the end the lowest bidder sells his stock.
ihaterobbie123 1 year ago
@ihaterobbie123
I'm sceptical about bullpup as a PDW (tank crews, air force etc), as it has butstock/receiver that you just can't get rid off, and in small spaces it's not a help, but an obstacle. And I'm even more sceptical, since a guy from Russian secial forces (not an Army, but from special militia unit) also mentioned, that in urban combat, especially in internal spaces, existing Soviet/Russian design bullpups are not that good. However he've never tried FN F2000 or Tavor, so go figure.
SwineNahNah 1 year ago
@SwineNahNah Tank crews don't use PDWs, an M4 isn't a PDW.
The p90 is a bullpup PDW and a very widely used one at that.
ihaterobbie123 1 year ago
that full auto burst would turn an elephant into meat chili!
FrankDaTank1218 1 year ago
DAAAYUUUM LOOK AT ALL THAT BRASS
KoFzOoLOo 1 year ago
Wow that is really cool. An AR10 in it's original configuration.
C172Pilotdude 1 year ago
That ringing sound its that the flash hider?
STGN01 1 year ago
She's a Beautiful Beast!!
geakoner 2 years ago
I don't believe you that it wasn't any fun to shoot. :D
jeffshootsstuff 2 years ago