the 5,56 is originally .223 winchester for the M16A1, although .223 is now used for civilian shooting. 5.56 is also developed by fairchild and remington, not FN (also the .338 is not developed by sako, its .338 federal thats developed by sako)
Ah yes... video-essays about very specific subjects gotta be my favorite category! Never would imagine something like this could entertain me so much. You're amazing!!!
The .357 SIG is actually intended to be semi-confused with the Magnum. It was designed to mimic the .357 Magnum's performance, but for a magazine fed pistol. Hence needing to be bottlenecked - it had to be shortened to fit the grip but still needs the gunpowder. Funnily enough the bullet isn't actually .357 diameter at all, but the link to .357 Mag was important enough to give that name anyway. 5.7x28mm also doesn't just go straight through. Like rifle rounds it will yaw - turn end over end to increase it's surface area. So like rifles it can still transfer a good amount of energy. Admittedly it is a bit harder to design a bullet to do damage exactly how you want, but most agencies demand a lot of penetration and they can certainly transfer all of the energy in the standard 12 inches demanded. It's likely a little less damaging than 9mm but really not a significant difference unless you're deviating from the penetration requested.
Thanks for this info, especially the .357 situation is very interesting! And for the 5.7 part, eh i guess i just kinda blew it up for comedic effect (i love spreading misinformation on the internet)
@@pezot205 762 nato is the same case as 308, and as far as i know, both of those terms are just two different names for the same round, sorry if i just said something someone already told you
@@thebestname1343it’s like a .223 & 5.56 situation from what i can tell. .223 can be fired out of a 5.56, but not the other way around. 7.62x51 can be fired out of a .308, but not the other way around. At least from what I can tell
@@thebestname1343yeah unlike the minuscule difference between .223 and 5.56x45mm, three oh hate and 7.62x51mm are the exact same cartridge iirc, just with an american .308 name cause it's THE american round (lol)
9mm is actually semi-rimmed, where the rim is *slightly* larger than the case diameter. It also semi-tapered, with a nearly imperceptible taper. This is a quirk of 9mm being a very old cartridge. This is why the internal geometry of double stack 9mm magazines is weird.
Just a minor word about 14:47 If a map took place in the US, then .40 S&W could be included in the list since the FBI and police had an infatuation with it for a while before switching back to 9mm. I just think little bits of trivia like this are neat.
gun people when a videogame mod from the late 90s doesn't accurate model that the childslaughterer 9000 is actually throwing out fifty googler casings instead of thirty six ay dee pee
Your comment would have been 1000 times better, funnier and valid to what you're trying to say if you didnt use the word 'Childslaughterer 9000'. What's wrong with you man?
Reminds me of how simplified ammo is in PUBG. Where it's just 9mm, 5.56, 7.62 and 12g and some strong sniper ammo that I never got (unless we count having one to the face from who tf knows where). I really would like to see devs try to load 7.62x54R into M700 xD
I liked your video, but few suggestions. Some meme video bits are too prolong and awkward, please add them sparingly, and make them short, sweet and on-point. Some parts of the video are kinda on the slow part, and i imagine non-gun people would just skip over them. Otherwise, great video, very much kept me interested! Never knew there was a 357 auto round from sig! Edit: 7.62 nato galil exists, and it's called Galil ARM, which is used in cs 1.6. The straight wide is indeed a mag for 7.62 nato. The other question is why did they treated it like a 5.56 rifle in the game
The Galil in 1.6 is actually a Galil ARM. It use kinda like a LMG sometime with it added bipod. There was also a sniper variant base on this version. The question we really got to ask is why the Galil ARM is treated like a average AR in 1.6 and not in the same class as the auto sniper (G3)
>not putting Killing Floor footage on Mk.23 Sad, it would have been great since Mk.23 is BIG like a deagle, really puts in perspective that it was kinda proposed as a main weapon. Nice video, some facts I actually didn't know, like straight and tapered casings, cheers.
I'm not an expert on ballistics but like... I'm pretty sure a bullet hole is gonna be an ouchy, penetrating or not. So the con presented for the 5.7 overpenetrating is kinda eh.
I could be wrong, but didn't Remington first create the .223 Remington round which was later adopted as 5.56x45mm by the US military? Edit: it seems that FN may have been the first producer of 5.56x45mm after it was adopted by NATO around 1980 and underwent small design changes, which is when .223 and 5.56 became two distinct cartridges !
9:31 in cod the ar 57 is called Fss hurricane, the P50 is another weapon that's also featured in that game in a different name (Static HV) And for the shills don't you dare come at me with the muh california gun laws excuse
pre-ace galils have a 308 version along the 5.56 as well, the platform always had those two cartridges as an option. the 308 ARM is one of my fav rifles, it has a bipod and all and is just so damn cool, but the "base" galil AR (not ace) also had a .308 version too en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMI_Galil#Variants
i am so dissapointed that my goat, the g3, wasnt included in the examples of real life 7.62x51 uses (i get that you put the g3sg1 and called in a g3 but you gotta consider them seperate since the mk23 mod 0 is also really similar to the usp-45)
I have an ick for the Scout using the same cal as the Ak47. How does that gun hold Ak47 ammo when the magazine of the Scout is so much more smaller. The Ak mag looks bigger than what the Scout mag can hold, and yet the Scout holds the same cal as Ak. Wouldn't it be correct to assume that the Scout also uses a different cal than the Ak?
The Steyr Scout can fire 7,62x51 Nato and or .308 winchester, the AK is in 7,62x39 which is a different cartrige all together, they are both .30 Caliber hence the 7,62mm but different in shell size, 7.62 means the diameter of the projectile fired in this case 7.62MM or .30 inches, but the key is in the last number 51mm meaning the length of the casing on 7.62x51 and 39mm in shell length on the 7.62x39mm.
If i'm not mistaken, he's Czech. You can tell because he has a Ž in it's name, and the Czech lenguage has it. I'm actually Czech and Pežot is Peugot if i'm not mistaken.
the 5,56 is originally .223 winchester for the M16A1, although .223 is now used for civilian shooting. 5.56 is also developed by fairchild and remington, not FN (also the .338 is not developed by sako, its .338 federal thats developed by sako)
Thanks very much for the corrections!
it's actually .223 Remington not winchester :nerd:
omg a protogen hai
@@havoc3-243 oops
Ah yes... video-essays about very specific subjects gotta be my favorite category! Never would imagine something like this could entertain me so much. You're amazing!!!
The .357 SIG is actually intended to be semi-confused with the Magnum. It was designed to mimic the .357 Magnum's performance, but for a magazine fed pistol. Hence needing to be bottlenecked - it had to be shortened to fit the grip but still needs the gunpowder. Funnily enough the bullet isn't actually .357 diameter at all, but the link to .357 Mag was important enough to give that name anyway.
5.7x28mm also doesn't just go straight through. Like rifle rounds it will yaw - turn end over end to increase it's surface area. So like rifles it can still transfer a good amount of energy. Admittedly it is a bit harder to design a bullet to do damage exactly how you want, but most agencies demand a lot of penetration and they can certainly transfer all of the energy in the standard 12 inches demanded. It's likely a little less damaging than 9mm but really not a significant difference unless you're deviating from the penetration requested.
Thanks for this info, especially the .357 situation is very interesting! And for the 5.7 part, eh i guess i just kinda blew it up for comedic effect (i love spreading misinformation on the internet)
Fake ahh account
marry me already
thank you for another amazing vid, rather wait a bit but have you be comfortable and keep loving doing what you do.
10:42 There is a .308/7.62 NATO galil variant, its showed correctly with its straight waffle box magazine
Ohh, i thought that was only for 7.62 NATO, thanks for letting me know!
@@pezot205 762 nato is the same case as 308, and as far as i know, both of those terms are just two different names for the same round, sorry if i just said something someone already told you
@@thebestname1343it’s like a .223 & 5.56 situation from what i can tell.
.223 can be fired out of a 5.56, but not the other way around.
7.62x51 can be fired out of a .308, but not the other way around. At least from what I can tell
@@thebestname1343yeah unlike the minuscule difference between .223 and 5.56x45mm, three oh hate and 7.62x51mm are the exact same cartridge iirc, just with an american .308 name cause it's THE american round (lol)
@@polishbot .308 is a little hotter than x51
the vibe of this video is immaculate, excellent choice of sound effects, music, and choice of games for the weapon examples is chefs kiss
13:06 i saw like only one or two games use mm instead of guages and i love that, calling it 12.7x70mm (goes up to 12.7x89mm) is so much cooler
stalker uses that too
receiver 2 mentioned - every receiver fan creamed his pants
Не ожидал услышать в конце песню из "Ну, погоди!"
We were reminiscing with a friend while i was making the video, so i thought what the hell, why not!
9mm is actually semi-rimmed, where the rim is *slightly* larger than the case diameter. It also semi-tapered, with a nearly imperceptible taper. This is a quirk of 9mm being a very old cartridge. This is why the internal geometry of double stack 9mm magazines is weird.
I wasn't expecting to sit down and watch a video about bullets in a 24 year old game today. good stuff
holy shit dude i am so glad this got recommended to me, absolutely hilarious and educational too, keep up the good work my man!
I love the Doom OST in the as the background!
I loved random Nu Pogodi opening music at the end, lol
EY YO WHAT'S THE MAKE OF THAT CONVERTABLE PUGEOT IN THE INTRO AT AROUND 0:07
Peugeot 205 CTI Cabriolet
No idea lmao i found that by random on google images
@@pezot205 It's so random I love it
Pežot is somewhat pronounced like Peugeot in slavic languages, that's my guess
@@fusionsub fr
Just a minor word about 14:47
If a map took place in the US, then .40 S&W could be included in the list since the FBI and police had an infatuation with it for a while before switching back to 9mm. I just think little bits of trivia like this are neat.
Yea, it's possible that the duelies were supposed to use .40 initially, idk they are quite a mismash of several models
gun people when a videogame mod from the late 90s doesn't accurate model that the childslaughterer 9000 is actually throwing out fifty googler casings instead of thirty six ay dee pee
Anti gun people when they can make an argument about mass shootings
Same goes for realism people
@@t-rex9809 most sensible anti gun people vs gun nut conversation:
I love the child’s laughterer 9000!
Your comment would have been 1000 times better, funnier and valid to what you're trying to say if you didnt use the word 'Childslaughterer 9000'. What's wrong with you man?
Bro dropped "Ну, погоди!" outro as his outro and thought we won't notice
love your videos please never die
we need to protecc him
Legends never die.
Reminds me of how simplified ammo is in PUBG. Where it's just 9mm, 5.56, 7.62 and 12g and some strong sniper ammo that I never got (unless we count having one to the face from who tf knows where).
I really would like to see devs try to load 7.62x54R into M700 xD
Is I'm the only one who just love CS 1.6. ammo icons?
14:55 you just shot me with nostalgia
i didnt even know rim-fired cartridges existed
They're mostly obsolete but .22 calibre still use them
cs/half-life topic and music at 14:56 made me feel nostalgic, thanks
Great video as always, I'm honestly amazed that you don't get more recognition
The Nu Pagadi outro song got me nostalgic there
nice to see a person from my country talking about goldsrc games
also yes, the Galil was made in .308 also
0:23 Smokeless gunpowder,
black powder is isn't used anymore.
ermm actually they arent loaded with black powder, that was actually smokeless powder
About the desert eagle apparently some military units used it, like for example the polish GROM.
I liked your video, but few suggestions. Some meme video bits are too prolong and awkward, please add them sparingly, and make them short, sweet and on-point. Some parts of the video are kinda on the slow part, and i imagine non-gun people would just skip over them. Otherwise, great video, very much kept me interested! Never knew there was a 357 auto round from sig!
Edit: 7.62 nato galil exists, and it's called Galil ARM, which is used in cs 1.6. The straight wide is indeed a mag for 7.62 nato. The other question is why did they treated it like a 5.56 rifle in the game
Thanks for the feedback, i will shoot for the best result!
>black powder
I wish man
outro somg goated
loving using the USP as an example of .45 ACPs smaller magazine capacities, only for it to be a 9mm USP
Gg
>nu pogodi outro music
Another pezot banger
That doom2 title screen tho. ❤
Awsome video just subscribed
i don t know why is that so interesting and cool
The Galil in 1.6 is actually a Galil ARM. It use kinda like a LMG sometime with it added bipod. There was also a sniper variant base on this version.
The question we really got to ask is why the Galil ARM is treated like a average AR in 1.6 and not in the same class as the auto sniper (G3)
Not only that, its treated more like a budget baby's first assault rifle in the CS hierarchy
I was here before this channel hit 2k subs
great video learned a few things very cool yipee 👍👍👍
and great music choices
what a great content I always wondered that
i laughed my ass off with the editing i love it
PEUGOT JUMPSCARE
In conclusion, valve was tripping.
>not putting Killing Floor footage on Mk.23
Sad, it would have been great since Mk.23 is BIG like a deagle, really puts in perspective that it was kinda proposed as a main weapon.
Nice video, some facts I actually didn't know, like straight and tapered casings, cheers.
Never played killing floor, but i will consider it in the future!
pežot. iam guessing you are possibly Czech/Polish? great video.
-It's actually not black powder, it's a smokeless powder.
Black powder isn't used in modern cartridge propellants bro.
what song is used in outro i recognise it so much where is it from it unlocked a core memory
Theme song of Nu Pogodi (that old commie cartoon about a wolf and rabbit)
@@pezot205 how could I forget. I used to watch it so much. Thank you
awesome
I mean yes rimless is modern but the ruskis still use the 7.62x53R in dragunovs/SVDs
53R rocks
54mmR* and also in PKM and PKPs
and its one of the oldest gun cartridges that're still being used today (dating back to 19th century)
That outro, isn't that the ending music from that one russian cartoon
Yes it is!
Ну погоди имба
good video
5:19 does anyone know what game this is?
Receiver 2
@@pezot205 thx
3min in this video , i love it
14:54 ooh yea, when someone mention ak, then somethere wolf catches a MALE bunny
Не, провести видос на англицком и включить тему "Ну, погоди!" - это павермув
cool video
the game ís still alive
Modern ammunition uses smokeless powder not black powder, good video tho
Receiver 2
I'm not an expert on ballistics but like... I'm pretty sure a bullet hole is gonna be an ouchy, penetrating or not. So the con presented for the 5.7 overpenetrating is kinda eh.
I could be wrong, but didn't Remington first create the .223 Remington round which was later adopted as 5.56x45mm by the US military?
Edit: it seems that FN may have been the first producer of 5.56x45mm after it was adopted by NATO around 1980 and underwent small design changes, which is when .223 and 5.56 became two distinct cartridges !
Very interesting!
It's funny cuz the maps were stored as .wad files same as doom and doom 2
Maps? No, the textures for the maps are .wad, the maps are .bsp
smokeless powder, not black powder
you cooked
9x19 Para is not the smallest. That small king crown goes to 5.7x28mm
Oh yea, well 9mm is the short king then!
9mm tips a casing in appreciation
i love you
9:31 in cod the ar 57 is called Fss hurricane, the P50 is another weapon that's also featured in that game in a different name (Static HV)
And for the shills don't you dare come at me with the muh california gun laws excuse
Autismus : zapojen
pivko : vypito
CS 1.6 kalibry : studovány
I just gotta ask what did the CTI have to do with the video ? Or was it a joke as it was a 1.6 and not a 1.9 like the GTI ?
Im peugeot (and it looks super goofy)
Peugeot 205 CTI Cabriolet jumpscare my god please put a warning next time
15:11 damn, didn't know pezot could fucking teleport
Happened after i ate my 87th kilogram of uranium fuel rods
the MP40 is cambered in 8mm kurz not 9mm para
Source?
sub for you , really cool creator
FINLAND MENTIONED
You can't make a gun-themed video with weapons held left-handed on the right side of the screen :(
Well, actually...
Whats the name of the weapon testing game/program at 5:20? Great video!
Nvm its Reciever 2, I know that game but i didnt know it had a shooting range
Yea it's inside the compound
Very Well made Video, but to get more views you should chose more recent topic. Like CS2 or other modern shooter, like Tarkov.
nice video! what's the game showcased at 05:19, may i ask?
Receiver 2
13:53 isnt that the nervana gun?
Wait there is a 7.62x51mm Galil in the ACE variants which have various versions for different calibers.
pre-ace galils have a 308 version along the 5.56 as well, the platform always had those two cartridges as an option. the 308 ARM is one of my fav rifles, it has a bipod and all and is just so damn cool, but the "base" galil AR (not ace) also had a .308 version too
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMI_Galil#Variants
whats the shooting range game at 5:24?
What about 4.6 in the mp7? Remind me, was it in 1.6?
Nope, only CS:GO and CS2
@@pezot205 ahh sorry!! Never played 1.6
@@bup3493 its fine, maybe i'll make calibres of cs2 someday too!
i am so dissapointed that my goat, the g3, wasnt included in the examples of real life 7.62x51 uses (i get that you put the g3sg1 and called in a g3 but you gotta consider them seperate since the mk23 mod 0 is also really similar to the usp-45)
FAL GANG🔥🔥🔥(nah but idek what game i would use for g3)
@@pezot205 underrated weapon fr, not many games use it on its intended form
@@ilasq yeah
@@pezot205 swat 4 SEF (janky ahh brokne animations my beloved)
DOOM 2 MUSIC???
Galil ARM bros its so over
I have an ick for the Scout using the same cal as the Ak47. How does that gun hold Ak47 ammo when the magazine of the Scout is so much more smaller. The Ak mag looks bigger than what the Scout mag can hold, and yet the Scout holds the same cal as Ak. Wouldn't it be correct to assume that the Scout also uses a different cal than the Ak?
Me when computer experts aren't 100% correct about firearms
Could be modelled after a different calibre Scout
The Steyr Scout can fire 7,62x51 Nato and or .308 winchester, the AK is in 7,62x39 which is a different cartrige all together, they are both .30 Caliber hence the 7,62mm but different in shell size, 7.62 means the diameter of the projectile fired in this case 7.62MM or .30 inches, but the key is in the last number 51mm meaning the length of the casing on 7.62x51 and 39mm in shell length on the 7.62x39mm.
Once this guy gets a better mic he'll get better views.
what game is at 5:20
Zdar Pežot, jak je? :)
cista fantazia
im still thinking if your czech or serbian and could you pleeeease tell us?
hes both
Czerbian
What country you from?
hes Hungarian
If i'm not mistaken, he's Czech. You can tell because he has a Ž in it's name, and the Czech lenguage has it. I'm actually Czech and Pežot is Peugot if i'm not mistaken.
@@user-fh5mi9yj4v but ž is in many slavic and baltic languages, though i also agree he is Czech
@@user-fh5mi9yj4v youre so wrong
@monsterlucky4610 moron
U think the round your holding is cool I bet you don't have a musket minay ball (idk I how to properly spell it) cuz I do😊
I need to see that
I'll send a short vid of it on my account to prove it
Ok give me like a month or 2 because my bullet casting collection is still in texas
@@alexcastro1710 fair enough, reach me on some social media
@@pezot205 ok
:0
you sould like your from the balkans... perferebly hungary or serbia
idk he sounds more czech or polish to me