Sighting in Rifles at the Gunrange

Bret, Mark and I finally get some time to do some shooting with some WWII vintage military firearms, and a couple modern ones, some of which we just recently purchased. We also donned WWII uniforms in celebration of Memorial Day, since we are all reenactors. The weather was very windy, but we still managed to get some great shot groups and Bret demonstrated an UltraMag armor piercing round on some mason blocks just to see what would happen.

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Travel & Events

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• guns
• shooting
• military
• rifles
• WWII
• WW2
• German
• Russian
• firearms
• target
• marksmanship

[fuckujutub]

btw i want to see one schellingrenade in action.

[DARIVSARCHITECTVS]

@fuckujutub So do I, but that can't happen.

[fuckujutub]

awesome videos. can i see some grenades?

[DARIVSARCHITECTVS]

@fuckujutub Sorry, but the rifles and machineguns are legal, grenades are not. I wish we could have grenades but they are quite dangerous even on a private range.

[asdasf42]

are you a ww2 fanatic? no insult here, just wondering why someone would dress like that shooting those wonderful guns...

[DARIVSARCHITECTVS]

@asdasf42 Yes, we like WWII history and collect soldier's gear from Germany and Russia.

[fuckujutub]

@fuckujutub

ok, but still thanks to/for this great videos. my english is not very good.

[HunterHornet]

the thing I hate most about the SVTs is that after shooting the surplus you have to clean the thing in case the ammo is corrosive. I am lazy and prefer to put off cleaning my guns as long as possible. :P

[DARIVSARCHITECTVS]

@singer1198 Try Aim Surplus or Cheaper Than Dirt.

[acepilot1997]

I didn't know that the SVT was clip fed, I only say the magazine fed rifles. Learn something new every day.