AK-103 hitting target at 1000yrds

now we know why the iron sight has a 1000m mark...

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[14th20thKRHkickass]

@JAdO205 On one hand you wouldn't nuke Sweden, the fallout would damage Europe and Russia (Russia might respond to this)

But yeah, Sweden has a military expenditure of virtually nil, and would never try their luck with anyone.

To JukkAMoviE, you are clearly deluded, want a fight, don't bother with the US, come to England, that way when your arse gets handed to you the walk, flight or sea voyage of shame will be much, much shorter.

Now go and eat some blueberry soup you bellend.

[281rade281]

@kingbigdawg9 your name is under that ..

[RadarGuidedVermin]

@zboyco You don't know what you're talking about. Stick with AirSort.

[MrUnworthyOne]

@powmful I have never understood why people think the ak cant do this.... a .22 goes for a mile... 1,760 yards... think how far a 7.62x39 goes. Also .30-06 (a common 1000yard gun) has a MV of 2600 fps 7.62x39 goes 2300 fps from the muzzle. Propaganda has lead people to think the AK is "inaccurate"

[powmful]

@corpralj3

Yes, still some GI's in the Nam didn't like the M16A1 due to what they thought was poor stopping power. I've seen vids of M14's been used by grunts in the latter 1/2 of the war. They didn't drop the M14's for the M16A1's due to the knock-down power the 7.62 has.

But, yes it's true as you stated, out of a 20" barrel, the 5.56 will cause decent damage to the target.

[powmful]

i never would have thought you could do this with an AK.

[corpralj3]

@smyers820gm Actually the 5.56 "massive wounding" is not a myth. If you fire a 5.56 out of a 20"+ barrel that has a high twist ratio to the rifling, the 5.56 will absolutely fuck any target up that it hits.

This is what the m16's of Vietnam did. The m16's of today have a much lower twist ratio to the rifling which makes the "massive wounding" of the 5.56 obsolete. This is because a low twist rate is accurate.

The 5.45 7n6 rolls, yaws, and tumbles regardless of barrel length or twist ratio.

[jetfuel545]

@semiautoriflelover1 My next video im going to bring my Mk12 out into a wide open area say its 3 miles and make the longest shot ever. All without ever giving any proof of range, target, or hits.. Youtube is great, lol

[jetfuel545]

Just a brief reading thru some comments and it becomes ever more clear just what type of people roam youtube.. The self proclaimed "experts", the I dont know wtf im talking about, and the if you argue with me ill call you a Mother F____er. Lol. I just feel bad for guys that dont have a clue and read the comments. They for sure are doomed to be miss informed

[semiautoriflelover1]

I don't see anything here, I could make a video firing in a field and claim I used a .22lr to hit at 2000 but it doesn't prove anything.

[japimportssuck]

@JonMan347 An AK-74 shoots a naughty bullet.

[Jairion]

@smyers820gm I'm not sure if 7.62 was designed to fragment on impact, but 5.56 and 5.45 were, and do fragment to dozens of pieces into your body. I think that I'd rather be hit by 7.62 that goes straight through, than a 5.56 that warrants a team of surgeons to get all the shit out of me.

In any case, both incapacitate and kill, but fast death only occurs if a vital spot is hit. Otherwise it's possible that the guy will keep going for a long time, depending where he is hit (even multiple times)