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leading your shots

AR = Automatic Rifle -15..?

AR = Aluminum Receiver -15 ..??

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I’m so glad that someone got these two together and filmed them talking with each other

Seeing him fidget, I think he might have autism

здесь единственное оружие планетарного масштаба..это АК...все остальное от лукавого...😅

Both dead. Rip.

вау, Гении инженеры-конструкторы!

I f love dialog on 7:57: - Do you know how to reload? - Huh? - *Click* What a gigachad

Even when discussing the tools of war, THIS is an example of a wonderful back-and-forth that provides a springboard for greater communication between the citizens of two FORCED enemy nations. I say forced because the Russians are not our enemy by their choice. They are our designated enemy by the Military Industrial Complex that needed a reason to continue to exist and further the wants of the American Empire. After the fall of the Soviet Union and once Putin took control of Russia, he wanted nothing more than to be an equal trade partner with the USA. But we wouldn't have it. China was still 25 years away from being the next designated threat to our "Freedom and Democracy". One of the great PyOp endeavors pulled on the American public. We are living with the results today.

Как сказал Калашников : я создал это оружие для защиты своей стрвны ! Как бы злорово это было ,если бы каждому рабочесу это обьяснили , ну а миллиардеру это конечно не обьяснить 😂

It's crazy that the story of these two rifles "ended" like this. These rifles would of been in the hands of soldiers in a war that would of ended all of humanity. The end of their story could of been the victor firing one last round into the loser. In a world so destroyed it would never recover. Instead they were examined on a sunny spring day , civilly and with passion for their creation. Each designer giving appreciation and respect for their rivals ingenuity.

@Brandon Herrera

Зачем 31 патрон снарядили в магазин АК? Поэтому его не возможно было нормально примкнуть.

Anyone responsible for hindering the success of this great American's invention should be DEPORTED

Kalashnikov's designs : AK, PKM, RPK, Vityaz, Saiga Stoner's designs : AR-10, AR-15 and it's derivatives, AR-18 and it's derivatives (G36, MCX, L85, etc.)

I kinda wish they started with the 6mm off the jump instead of being a red herring like he was saying. It would have been cool if the rifle was just slightly larger but not as big as the ar10 and it could handle a larger 6mm cartridge but with more case capacity than something like the 6arc. It could still be able to be loaded with the smaller 223 also if they wanted.

I would have loved to hear anything he had to say about designing another rifle or pistol based on his direct impingement system! Or, how he would have designed a car engine, with all that gun and aircraft experience behind him, putting together a small lightweight engine would have been a snap for this guy!!

:ru: ❤ :us:

Truely a historical moment when 2 of the deadliest geniuses do a collaboration

I love firearms and the gentlemen who design them. Thanks for this upload

Mikhail know he’s was better

Aesthetically, I like the forward assist.

Gotta love that 300 Weatherby Mag I like mine but I use my 300 win mag more these days

I gotta disagree with Eugene on the forward assist and dust cover added because I used that thing much as the safety and fire select at times lol

Man, he was frickin cool. A gentleman and a scholar.

One of my best friends father who was a marine in Vietnam and also was crippled for life by the war said out right "That guns a piece of s###!" My grandfather WW2 Armour division vet said the problem with the American military is there 1# priority has always been cost efficiencies! As long as weapons can be mass produced for a reasonable price who cares if there defects or not!🙄

Im pretty sure its the rifle. But ill give it to Kalishnikov, he fired way more rounds then Stoner. He's the craziest SOB ive ever seen.

When it comes to clearing a mine fields, the AK works the best. Tie a rope to it, throw it out as far as you can and pull it back so it will snag any wires it comes across. Also people say the russians did all the work in ww2 but that was BS because the Russians were able to roll in because all the factories in Germany were destroyed. Im starting to think (because Russians are not stupid, but actually very far from) they designed the AK to be so durable knowing their factories will be the first line of defense for US so they have to have weapons that last. Ill give to mr K though, the AK47 was designed WAY before the M 16 so they know what they are doing in Russia.

2 legends in 1 frame

These guys would explain how to the play the violin rather than let you practice.

Good stuff,

what a gold mine these videos are! amazing

@1:00:30 wish these guys could've collaborated , what a historic meeting this was. so much background details of how things were and why certain things are that way till date. wow.

This is insanely high level pod casting for 1990.

Interpreter sucks tho7gh

Mr. Kalashnikov tried to put the AR mag in at an angle out of muscle memory only to quickly learn it can be fed perfectly vertically.

I'm somewhat of a Stoner myself... Thanks for keeping this historical footage alive and on the internet for us!

If these guys can get along, our countries should be able to as well. I don’t think that we’re as different as advertised outside of our leadership, and even then- we’re not innocent.

Mikhail looks so cool... tho the voice was unexpecting..

M16a1 kẹt đạn quá nhiều, linh kiện tháo gỡ quá phức tạp Aka747 quá dễ cháy nòng, vì quá linh hoạt nên đôi lúc chốt gạt cần tự động bắn

As a polish man, knowing russian and interested in weapons i say the Mikhail is a not just constructor of this weapon, he is like a father proud of his son, talking about it with a passion.

I honestly do feel bad though that Kalashnikov was given the same treatment that stoner did. They really should have given him a better AK and honestly, would have been way cooler if both weapons had full auto. At the end of the day though, I’m just glad that we have this at least, a peaceful conversation and range day between Eugene and Mikhail. It took me a long time to realize what a good firearm is and more importantly, how to treat a bad firearm if there is one. guns should be looked at as piece of history and as a inspiration to create from regardless if they are good or if they have issues and those issues should not be outright ignored. I personally own both a Zastava M70 and a M16A1 reproduction and I love them both, no questions or criticism about it. Both the AR-15 and the AK47/AKM both sit as pieces of history and it doesn’t matter which one is better and this video is a testament of that.

The Army: So you mean we cant hit it with a Rock to close the bolt? Stoner: Now why would you want to do that? The Army: Thats what we've always done 🤷‍♂️ Stoner: 🤦

So the movie "Dr Strangelove" was a pretty accurate portrayal of the Army then 😂

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