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Kiss the baby. Admin your better than this. They are a holes. They are why insurance in Florida is 800 bucks for normal coverage. Everywhere Morgan and Morgan are insurance rates get higher. Your better then being with thsie duecebags.
I still find it interesting how, for the PK machine guns (like the PK, PKM and PKP) Kalashnikov just basically turned the AK upside down and chambered it for 7.62x54mmR, and made a gun lighter (and iirc more reliable) than the M60 Plus its still in use today, at least much more than the m60 is.
@@bracoop2 Bunch, idk 12, countries use the M240E4, get into that designation in a minute. Its ike 3x as a many that use a version of the FN MAG. ~38 use the MG3. We won't count Canada, those are just ones that were left of second hand older tanks no one has been asked to replace and it works just fine. Its only a handful of countries that exclusively use the MG3. Trend is, Mg3 on vics, MAG for the dismounts. M240B is used by 'one branch of one military' for most of its history, Its also not 1:1 the same as a MAG. Back in the day NATO parts interchangeability came up and was forgotten about since. Unless it come up when your primary base of fire stops working mid burst and you don't have a way to fix it. Airforce in theory choose it as the M60 replacement but took forever to officially replace them. USMC used the M240G, which is functionally identical to the B but without a optic rail. Pretty sure they put a rail on it at some point. Navy used the M240E4 (which is FNs designations for 'their version of a 240B configuration' +/-), which is functionally a B with different gas system options when they finally gave up the M60s. We won't get into the L, D and C versions, specialist versions and the upgrade/replacement. D interestingly is just an FN MAG with a spade grip.
@@joe6167 can't call it an invasion if Ukraine was never a country, amiright bru? 😂 Did China teach them that or did they teach it to China? I'm not sure at this point.
Ahhh. the Gimpy... Fucking scary weapon to be on the receiving end of... A pleasant weapon to be on the sending end of though... Carrying it 15+ miles was a bit of a pisser...
@@theweditor3612 We were also late to the party somewhat. Although we were using them on our Leopard tanks in late 70s, were didn't get them as platoon GPMGs until late 86. Until then we were lugging around the C5 (M 1919 in 7.62). I schlepped one around in training (along with my C1 rifle). My first 2 1/2 yrs in battalion was with the C1. I went to Germany in summer of 87. We were still using C1s, C2s, SMGs etc but the C6 had already been adopted. Because of the specific configuration of the AVGP turret we had to keep using the C5 in them up until approx 1994 (?). IIRC.
@@lib556 I’ve only seen the browning’s in old pictures of Winter exercises with the Iltis. Kinda ridiculous that we don’t have heavy barrels for the coax C6 and have to turnout to replace the barrel every 2 boxes on things like the TAPV.
With all the Rhodesia stuff you would love to meet my fiance's father. The guy has the most insane stories imaginable. He even wrote a book about one of them. He was born in Rhodesia, fought in the Bush War and still owns a large hunting safari in Africa. He's a good dude.
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A big thanks to Jordan for allowing us to have this treat on the channel and a big congrats on the Knot and Stork delivery of a beautiful baby to be🎉🎉 thanks for showing the mag58 Admin
I served in the ADF as a Infantry Rifleman and my position was no.1 gunner and the Mag 58 was so accurate, those iron sights were so good unlike the minimi with an optic sight 🫠 As a gunner you really want to see your fall of shot and make your adjustments to get on point as fast as possible to kill or suppress the enemies advance .
This explains the dream I was having a few hours ago. I saw the video in my feed before laying down, and dreamed I was back in the Army getting cozy with an M240B. I never carried the 240, but was an M249 gunner, and used to find comfort in wrapping my arms around my light machine gun at night. It's great watching the channel grow and get so much support from other GunTubers. I subbed back when the channel was still in the 10s of 1000s. At this rate, I wouldn't be surprised to see it hit a million by the end of the year.
Hannes here from Namibia, My father was a instructor and later on and infantryman in SADF figthing on the border "kaplyn" Angola war 1986-1988 he was using an FN mag 58 and a Vektor R4 sometimes. Absolute beast the fn mag! Thanks @Administrative Results
I served in the South African army in the early 80,'s . We were the first intake to be issued with the MAG , we were using modified Bren Guns in 7.62 up to then. Great weapon . Enjoyed the video, brings back memories.
I spent 16yrs in my countries air force. We never got to play with the 58, but I was fortunate to use it on the range. The scenario was 12 man platoon (us) in an open position being discovered and attacked by a light mounted infantry unit. I was on the 58 on the right flank the 249 was on our left flank. I was told to lay hate as soon as the enemy dismounted 2x100 round belts. Followed by a quick barrel change and then take 3 round burst for another 2 belts with the second barrel. I weighed about 285lbs at the time and the 58 easily pushed me about 2 ft rearwards whilst prone. It was an absolute blast. I have been in 30yrds front of a mag58 firing rapid (blanks). And can confirm it makes you want to stay the fuck down. Even when you know it's blanks.
I went through expert machine gunner training in 2009 with the 240b and graduated top of my class. Perfect score on the range and fastest full kit set up and barrel change times. One thing that i learned is that the sling will slow you down. It’s hard to get the sling over the rhino mount on your helmet when you make contact. So we removed our slings and would shoulder carry them over our left shoulder. Made getting them into action alot faster.
One of my favourites to fire and work on when I was in the Australian Army. I once went through 800 rounds and fired in 20 round bursts. Changed barrels every 200ish rounds It ran beautifully.
My father in law used a mag58 during the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in the 70s. Thank you for shooting this, he forgot what it was called since he’s old lol. Thanks!
I used one in the Canadian infantry I really liked it. We call it a C6 the only draw back was carrying it on a long patrol.Make it shorter,have the reciever made of titanium and put plastic furniture on it and its perfect which is what FN builds now.
The Beautiful FN MAG has been used in my countries army for a while now. Proud to say I’ve held one and shouldered one on a mount on top of a bushmaster. Love the vids man!
A guy in my Bible study grew up in Zimbabwe. His dad fought for the Rhodesians in the Bush War. You sound exactly like him. I’m very impressed with your Rhodesian accent.
Goodmorning.Was a FN MAG58 gunner on the LandRover MK2 in my ARMY(NL) days 1987/90 en my personel gun was a Uzi so was the Sarge. and my 3 other buddy's has the FN Fal.But about the MAG it was always fun to go to the shooting range with it.Have a nice day. 😎
Was trained on one during my conscription, a Swedish variant called the Ksp 58/B. Originally chambered in 6.5mm it was later on converted into a 7.62x51 gun. My instructor told us that when you shoot it it should have the staccato of a Harley Davidson motorcycle, so turn that gas cylinder down. Too fast and you only burn through both weapon and ammo without any corresponding increase in effectiveness. Give that barrel time to reset between each round!
My favorite admin videos are those with a nice historical background on the gun. Hearing Aaron talking passionately about x historical topic it simply makes my day better. Nice looking outfit btw
dude at 0:20 when the instrumental for Marty Robbins "the Master's Call' started playing i got really excited and then was sad to figure out that it was just the instrumental
I think your Rhodesian Cover fire is a mix of two concepts of fire we teach nowadays: Grazing Fire and firing at known, likely and suspected targets. As many MG theory classes I’ve taught over a 20 year career, I never heard of Rhodesian cover fire.
One of the few full autos and the only belt fed I've ever shot (it was a m240 though), absolute blast, and if you're inexperienced like me with full autos, this will definitely push you back with how fast this thing fires
Oh! My dad was support for the support gunner in the Dutch Army back in the 1990’s, he’d carry along extra box-mags and barrels and parts. He always talks fondly of those times, during our move last year, I found a couple of his old Uzi magazines lol (the Uzi was their PDW)
In the belgian army we use recce by Fire, wich is schooting with 2 mg's 1 from left to right the other right to left and then you "herd" the enemy to the middle where the fire converges
Oh wow again the Rhodesian and South African references were amazing. Saw some SADF photos in the video of troops with the FN MAG. South Africa used the FN MAG in the bush war and was the backbone of the troop or squad. Love the accent!! Good job. Not quite leo's level in Blood Diamond but with some work you will get there. Well done bru! TIA. As a South African this video made me smile.
"We had a contact the other day, But the Terrs all ran away, We were firing the MAG, From the hip like Audie Murphy, So if I go up in a puff of smoke, Well it's better than being a sloke, Or a fuss from the BSAP, I'd very much rather be me." -John Edmond "I Wish I Was A Blue-Job"
oh man, this reminds me of my service. I was a pointman/mapper (my primary was a g36ka4), but ironically enough often had to take-over the role of lmg-assistant. Had a sour-sweet opinion on the thing: when it runs (while somewhat heavy for what it does) its fun, when it doesnt - well.... you have basically an over-weight bolt-action. During my time in service, ours did not work all that well, especially during cold weather/winter. The hilarious thing about that gun specifically, was that the gas adjutment bolt just FLEW the fuck out, on occasion, and that the gun ran so shit during winter that not even it helped with the missfeed. tl:dr, my person experience with the FN mag LMG : oversized bolt action
I did operate the Swedish KSP58, variant a lot during my service. We had one in every plutoon. It was mounted on top of our vehicle. Also placed strategically on camps of whatever we were doing. I also shot a lot of AA practice with the gun. I totally loved it although it gave me a quite some burns because we often emptied a whole box of 250 shots before we took off :) The Swedish variant have quite some external differences compared to the one shown in this video.
Started up on a 6, when he pulled from the clouds, and then I moved in above him. Charlie: Well, if you were directly above him, how could you see him? Maverick: Because I was inverted.
This one make Nostalgic. its allways fun to see the machingun I trained on and the uniform i had. No I am not that old and I have never been to africa..
The 240 is either my second or third favorite gun I shot when I was in the army (behind the Browning M2 and the Mk 19 if you count that as a gun) but I have a bit of a grudge against it because it replaced the M60
Such a shame we never put in the time or effort to properly fix the manufacturing defects and design flaws of the M60 while she was still in frontline service. Only took a private company that was a subcontractor on the M60E4 that went "Well that fixed a lot, what else is left?" And they made the M60E6, which beat out the M240/FN MAG and was adopted in the 2010's by the Royal Danish Army. IIRC it even beat out the FN MAG for Mean Rounds Between Failures or Stoppages in some tests. I don't think it fully replaced the MAG, and is in the squad support weapon/SAW category, but I could be wrong and it's much wider issued.
I used to love my GPMG, even though i was the smallest dude in my platoon i was a gunner, and the GPMG was classy lady, as long as you kept her clean and lubricated she wouldn't miss a beat . And in SF roll it just looked amazing at night as you rained tracer rounds down.
Lucky enough to do the qual on the Mag 58 in the Australian Army and the one thing that always stuck with me was how tough the guys that carried the thing on long range patrols must be. A serious weapons platform for some serious men.
The Holy Grail is in Valencia, Spain at the cathedral. You can see it online or visit it in person…cuz it’s on display. They even made a nice gold stand for it.
Still highly recommended units and people practice and understand cover shoots. Put a steelie or a gong target 70% behind cover and periodically ring the gong. Also if your using a nutsack the last 5 rounds of your belt need to be solid tracer to let you and your team know your ammo status. Practice both.
Not to nit pick, but the 240, is actually an updated mag 58, which is not an upside BAR. More like a belt fed bren gun, which is a British version of a Chech 26 LMG, which is an upside down, simplified BAR.
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Most epic sponsorship in the history of guntube
Where did you get em sexy looking pants?
Morgan and Morgan has just become more based in my eyes
Is that "Master's Call" by Marty Robbins in the background? If so, based.
Kiss the baby. Admin your better than this. They are a holes. They are why insurance in Florida is 800 bucks for normal coverage. Everywhere Morgan and Morgan are insurance rates get higher. Your better then being with thsie duecebags.
I love how the worlds 2 premier GPMGs are just upside down versions of previous weapons.
To be fair, the MG42 never died. It became the MG3
@@Excalibur01that’s true. But the M240B is used by more militaries than the MG3.
its still pretty close with the amount of countries using both@@bracoop2
I still find it interesting how, for the PK machine guns (like the PK, PKM and PKP) Kalashnikov just basically turned the AK upside down and chambered it for 7.62x54mmR, and made a gun lighter (and iirc more reliable) than the M60
Plus its still in use today, at least much more than the m60 is.
@@bracoop2 Bunch, idk 12, countries use the M240E4, get into that designation in a minute. Its ike 3x as a many that use a version of the FN MAG. ~38 use the MG3. We won't count Canada, those are just ones that were left of second hand older tanks no one has been asked to replace and it works just fine. Its only a handful of countries that exclusively use the MG3. Trend is, Mg3 on vics, MAG for the dismounts.
M240B is used by 'one branch of one military' for most of its history, Its also not 1:1 the same as a MAG. Back in the day NATO parts interchangeability came up and was forgotten about since. Unless it come up when your primary base of fire stops working mid burst and you don't have a way to fix it.
Airforce in theory choose it as the M60 replacement but took forever to officially replace them. USMC used the M240G, which is functionally identical to the B but without a optic rail. Pretty sure they put a rail on it at some point. Navy used the M240E4 (which is FNs designations for 'their version of a 240B configuration' +/-), which is functionally a B with different gas system options when they finally gave up the M60s. We won't get into the L, D and C versions, specialist versions and the upgrade/replacement. D interestingly is just an FN MAG with a spade grip.
“It’s a tactic called Rhodesian Cover Shooting”
“We say ‘Drake Shooting’ now, don’t we?”
“Do we??”
Intake 138, C Company Rhodesia Regiment, Capt Dave Drake was our C.O. first to be trained in Drake Shoot, Pambeli ne Hondo !
A man holding an AR15 selling liability legal services is the single most American thing I've ever seen.
Something about hearing that report echo across the Arizona desert after you’ve stopped firing makes my heart sing
Bangin in Sangin vibes.
Take a shot every time Admin says "Nut Sack" 😂
Gonna have to call into work thanks
I'm driving, idk if that's a good idea
My 6 month old would be very upset with being thrown up on.. though, it would be a change of pace
Misinterpreted this. Roof is leaking.
Instructions unclear. Woke up in hospital with alcohol poisoning.
LOL! "I will take 30 seconds or so to give you some historical background" That was amazing! GOLD!
Yes 😂I loved it!
yeah. that was referencing the tucker interview, wasn't it? brief history russia and ukraine. 😆
@@billynomates920 Brief in Putin's mind = 30 minutes, plus a lot of what he was saying didn't line up with anything I ever read on the topic...
@@joe6167 Putin has documents. You just have to translate them from Russian
@@joe6167 can't call it an invasion if Ukraine was never a country, amiright bru? 😂 Did China teach them that or did they teach it to China? I'm not sure at this point.
Wood, steel and full auto...winning combo!
Gods most winning combo
Wake up babe admin just dropped a new personality
Nightcall plays softly
@@AdministrativeResults Hey, you’re the GOAT ❤️
At this point, I assume you walk around talking to yourself like a crazy person at home.
Crazy?
@@KR1EGL3RI was crazy once!
My bru, that Rhodesian/South African accent at the beginning was wild.
Especially when it starts to sound a bit Australian 😂
I'm Australian and all I heard was a dodgy South African accent.
@@alanmacpherson3225
I'm South African and all I heard was a dodgy English accent
Yusy an Australian, British, SA accent in 1😂
Kruger from Elysium.
That was every accent in the commonwealth in one
Another South African classic.
Lekker, my bru
Belgian?
@@Bigl00z The SADF used the FN MAG as a SAW, even manufactured it under license I think.
@@AndrePelservr2 and between us and Israel we used the same weapons that's how Vector got to make our version of the Galil.
@@SusScrofaVulgaris It was actually LEW (Lyttelton Engineering Works) that made the R4/5 versions of the Galil, the Vector was the civilian version.
British GPMG is yet another FN Mag variant. These things just rock
First time I heard a Brit ask me what our "jimpy" was, I had to gain clarification.
Ahhh. the Gimpy... Fucking scary weapon to be on the receiving end of... A pleasant weapon to be on the sending end of though... Carrying it 15+ miles was a bit of a pisser...
@@mattmarzula Ahaha love it
@@TheOlderFart One of those weird paradoxes where you don't want to be the one who has to carry it but you also want to be the one who has it.
@@bkelly2310I knew a couple of lads that wanted it all the time, but I’m with you - a pack animal would have been wonderful… 😂
An FN MAG with a wood stock? That's a dream gun right there.
Still using wood stocks in Canada (C6) ... at least up to the point when I retired in 2018.
@@lib556replaced now by new ploymer ones, entire gun being made by colt Canada. They’re garbage compared to the FN ones and rattle themselves apart.
@@theweditor3612 😪
@@theweditor3612 We were also late to the party somewhat. Although we were using them on our Leopard tanks in late 70s, were didn't get them as platoon GPMGs until late 86. Until then we were lugging around the C5 (M 1919 in 7.62). I schlepped one around in training (along with my C1 rifle). My first 2 1/2 yrs in battalion was with the C1. I went to Germany in summer of 87. We were still using C1s, C2s, SMGs etc but the C6 had already been adopted.
Because of the specific configuration of the AVGP turret we had to keep using the C5 in them up until approx 1994 (?). IIRC.
@@lib556 I’ve only seen the browning’s in old pictures of Winter exercises with the Iltis. Kinda ridiculous that we don’t have heavy barrels for the coax C6 and have to turnout to replace the barrel every 2 boxes on things like the TAPV.
Garand thumb uploads and admin uploads? Today is a good day 💯
Yes it is brother yes it is.
Didn't even have to use my AK
And both made minor references to Jewish tunnels in NYC! 😂
With all the Rhodesia stuff you would love to meet my fiance's father. The guy has the most insane stories imaginable. He even wrote a book about one of them. He was born in Rhodesia, fought in the Bush War and still owns a large hunting safari in Africa. He's a good dude.
Gwt him on the channel!
Whats the book called?
Upside down BAR? God damn it, John Browning strikes again!!
As a Floridian, I can confirm that Morgan and Morgan is everywhere. Admin has a Morgan and Morgan ad. We cannot escape Jon Morgan. Jon Morgan runs not only our state, but our world. Jon Morgan is love. Jon Morgan is life. All must bow before Jon Morgan.
Those lawyers haunt not just my ride home but my gun porn too
Masters Call in the first 30 seconds goes hard. can recognize Marty Robbins from anywhere
That’s easily my favorite Marty Robbins song, recognized it as well. So based 👌
For those wondering about the Hebrew markings, they read:
"Uniform (as in standard issue) machine gun 7.62 M.A.G (in hebrew letters) model A"
A big thanks to Jordan for allowing us to have this treat on the channel and a big congrats on the Knot and Stork delivery of a beautiful baby to be🎉🎉 thanks for showing the mag58 Admin
I served in the ADF as a Infantry Rifleman and my position was no.1 gunner and the Mag 58 was so accurate, those iron sights were so good unlike the minimi with an optic sight 🫠 As a gunner you really want to see your fall of shot and make your adjustments to get on point as fast as possible to kill or suppress the enemies advance .
This explains the dream I was having a few hours ago. I saw the video in my feed before laying down, and dreamed I was back in the Army getting cozy with an M240B. I never carried the 240, but was an M249 gunner, and used to find comfort in wrapping my arms around my light machine gun at night.
It's great watching the channel grow and get so much support from other GunTubers. I subbed back when the channel was still in the 10s of 1000s. At this rate, I wouldn't be surprised to see it hit a million by the end of the year.
Shoutout to Private Oscar Ismael Poltronieri for holding off whole companies with this baby .
@AnoneemusNoename
His interviews are fascinating .
I’ve never wanted to be injured and have Morgan & Morgan represent me more than I do now.
Tucker interview audio overlay was hilarious😂👌👌
yes!!hahahahaha
Hannes here from Namibia, My father was a instructor and later on and infantryman in SADF figthing on the border "kaplyn" Angola war 1986-1988 he was using an FN mag 58 and a Vektor R4 sometimes. Absolute beast the fn mag! Thanks @Administrative Results
GT: *Makes vague NYC tunnel reference*
Admin: "Watch this old man"
As a Dutchman, definitely enjoy hearing the history and weapons tied to the Rhodesian Bush war.
GEKOLONISEERD
Rhodesia was the reason i started learning afrikaans
tell someone who doesn't know about this that you have a belt fed mag, the utter confusion on their face will be priceless.
I served in the South African army in the early 80,'s . We were the first intake to be issued with the MAG , we were using modified Bren Guns in 7.62 up to then. Great weapon . Enjoyed the video, brings back memories.
I spent 16yrs in my countries air force. We never got to play with the 58, but I was fortunate to use it on the range. The scenario was 12 man platoon (us) in an open position being discovered and attacked by a light mounted infantry unit. I was on the 58 on the right flank the 249 was on our left flank. I was told to lay hate as soon as the enemy dismounted 2x100 round belts. Followed by a quick barrel change and then take 3 round burst for another 2 belts with the second barrel. I weighed about 285lbs at the time and the 58 easily pushed me about 2 ft rearwards whilst prone. It was an absolute blast. I have been in 30yrds front of a mag58 firing rapid (blanks). And can confirm it makes you want to stay the fuck down. Even when you know it's blanks.
You don’t need radical innovation in firearms design when Mr Browning already received divine inspiration
I went through expert machine gunner training in 2009 with the 240b and graduated top of my class. Perfect score on the range and fastest full kit set up and barrel change times.
One thing that i learned is that the sling will slow you down. It’s hard to get the sling over the rhino mount on your helmet when you make contact. So we removed our slings and would shoulder carry them over our left shoulder. Made getting them into action alot faster.
One of my favourites to fire and work on when I was in the Australian Army. I once went through 800 rounds and fired in 20 round bursts. Changed barrels every 200ish rounds It ran beautifully.
1RAR DFSW course we put 24000 rounds through 6 guns in about 2 hours all four barrels were red, no stoppages but a big job cleaning them.
My father in law used a mag58 during the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in the 70s. Thank you for shooting this, he forgot what it was called since he’s old lol. Thanks!
Fun fact: The first Swedish Ksp/58 came with 6,5x55mm barrels (same as our Mausers).
That would be cool to have. Big 6.5x55 fan here.
I used one in the Canadian infantry I really liked it. We call it a C6 the only draw back was carrying it on a long patrol.Make it shorter,have the reciever made of titanium and put plastic furniture on it and its perfect which is what FN builds now.
Funny you should say that, because that's essentially what the US M240L is. Just a shorter, lighter M240B
The Beautiful FN MAG has been used in my countries army for a while now. Proud to say I’ve held one and shouldered one on a mount on top of a bushmaster. Love the vids man!
13e Brigade?
A guy in my Bible study grew up in Zimbabwe. His dad fought for the Rhodesians in the Bush War. You sound exactly like him. I’m very impressed with your Rhodesian accent.
Goodmorning.Was a FN MAG58 gunner on the LandRover MK2 in my ARMY(NL) days 1987/90 en my personel gun was a Uzi so was the Sarge. and my 3 other buddy's has the FN Fal.But about the MAG it was always fun to go to the shooting range with it.Have a nice day. 😎
You are the coolest gunslinger in the west admin
Was trained on one during my conscription, a Swedish variant called the Ksp 58/B. Originally chambered in 6.5mm it was later on converted into a 7.62x51 gun.
My instructor told us that when you shoot it it should have the staccato of a Harley Davidson motorcycle, so turn that gas cylinder down. Too fast and you only burn through both weapon and ammo without any corresponding increase in effectiveness. Give that barrel time to reset between each round!
Had to change the barrel from a clogged gas port during my first time blasting it, love it very much
SENDING LOVE FROM IRELAND, WE LOVE THE MAG, LONG LIVE THE GPMG
My favorite admin videos are those with a nice historical background on the gun. Hearing Aaron talking passionately about x historical topic it simply makes my day better.
Nice looking outfit btw
When I did my military service I used the Ksp 58 ( machine gun 58 ) really nice piece to shoot 👍, liked it a lot.
My country(Brazil)
uses them since the 70's, still in use today.
I was a KSP58 (Swedish designation) gunner and I can say it is a really heavy girl to run around with
It's so cool that you got Donal Logue to be in your YT video about Rhodesia.
I had the "good fortune" to carry around this thing for 5 years in Sweden (KSP58).
It was all worth it when I got to open up with her... Good times...
dude at 0:20 when the instrumental for Marty Robbins "the Master's Call' started playing i got really excited and then was sad to figure out that it was just the instrumental
Within the British Army even now the GPMG is your sections main force multiplier. Equating to roughly 70% of that sections dakka dakka.
I think your Rhodesian Cover fire is a mix of two concepts of fire we teach nowadays: Grazing Fire and firing at known, likely and suspected targets. As many MG theory classes I’ve taught over a 20 year career, I never heard of Rhodesian cover fire.
This guy gets results!
KSP58 is fun but carrying it sucks
Admin saying "lekker" is making my day!
Yeah man, I am a Dutchie and I enjoy Afrikaans a lot.
"We were firing the MAG from the hip like Audie Murphy" 🎵
Admin, please do G3A3 and its machine gun variants. Underrated Cold War legends still serving today in Africa
Just got to get it on!
@@AdministrativeResults Thank you in advance! LOVE the G3. No messing around with a damn gas system!
One of the few full autos and the only belt fed I've ever shot (it was a m240 though), absolute blast, and if you're inexperienced like me with full autos, this will definitely push you back with how fast this thing fires
Oh! My dad was support for the support gunner in the Dutch Army back in the 1990’s, he’d carry along extra box-mags and barrels and parts.
He always talks fondly of those times, during our move last year, I found a couple of his old Uzi magazines lol (the Uzi was their PDW)
Lekker video my bru, love from the southern tip of Africa
The Marty Robbins track in the backround is *chefs kiss
In the belgian army we use recce by Fire, wich is schooting with 2 mg's 1 from left to right the other right to left and then you "herd" the enemy to the middle where the fire converges
Oh wow again the Rhodesian and South African references were amazing. Saw some SADF photos in the video of troops with the FN MAG. South Africa used the FN MAG in the bush war and was the backbone of the troop or squad. Love the accent!! Good job. Not quite leo's level in Blood Diamond but with some work you will get there. Well done bru! TIA. As a South African this video made me smile.
"We had a contact the other day,
But the Terrs all ran away,
We were firing the MAG,
From the hip like Audie Murphy,
So if I go up in a puff of smoke,
Well it's better than being a sloke,
Or a fuss from the BSAP,
I'd very much rather be me."
-John Edmond "I Wish I Was A Blue-Job"
Its presence on the battlefield has undoubtedly left an indelible mark on military history, showcasing the unwavering spirit of those who wielded it
Masters call was an amazing touch
0:20 The Master’s Call goes hard🔥🔥🤠
The last thing I expected was a Morgan&Morgan ad
16:40
Having personally shouldered a 240B standing, I must say, Admin is an absolute unit. You got strong arms guy.
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oh man, this reminds me of my service. I was a pointman/mapper (my primary was a g36ka4), but ironically enough often had to take-over the role of lmg-assistant. Had a sour-sweet opinion on the thing: when it runs (while somewhat heavy for what it does) its fun, when it doesnt - well.... you have basically an over-weight bolt-action. During my time in service, ours did not work all that well, especially during cold weather/winter. The hilarious thing about that gun specifically, was that the gas adjutment bolt just FLEW the fuck out, on occasion, and that the gun ran so shit during winter that not even it helped with the missfeed.
tl:dr, my person experience with the FN mag LMG : oversized bolt action
Love the aspect ratio and film effects in the beginning....
I did operate the Swedish KSP58, variant a lot during my service. We had one in every plutoon. It was mounted on top of our vehicle. Also placed strategically on camps of whatever we were doing. I also shot a lot of AA practice with the gun. I totally loved it although it gave me a quite some burns because we often emptied a whole box of 250 shots before we took off :)
The Swedish variant have quite some external differences compared to the one shown in this video.
Lekker video my Bru.... Your Afrikaans /rodisian accent sounds good.
Currently watching this while in the er for my girlfriend waiting on doctors to finally come back. Admin always comin in clutch with something new
Started up on a 6, when he pulled from the clouds, and then I moved in above him. Charlie: Well, if you were directly above him, how could you see him? Maverick: Because I was inverted.
This one make Nostalgic. its allways fun to see the machingun I trained on and the uniform i had. No I am not that old and I have never been to africa..
The 240 is either my second or third favorite gun I shot when I was in the army (behind the Browning M2 and the Mk 19 if you count that as a gun) but I have a bit of a grudge against it because it replaced the M60
Such a shame we never put in the time or effort to properly fix the manufacturing defects and design flaws of the M60 while she was still in frontline service.
Only took a private company that was a subcontractor on the M60E4 that went "Well that fixed a lot, what else is left?" And they made the M60E6, which beat out the M240/FN MAG and was adopted in the 2010's by the Royal Danish Army. IIRC it even beat out the FN MAG for Mean Rounds Between Failures or Stoppages in some tests.
I don't think it fully replaced the MAG, and is in the squad support weapon/SAW category, but I could be wrong and it's much wider issued.
Ya know couldn’t be a better day when admin and grand thumb post on the same day
mmm enjoying this new episode, with my newly acquired grill master shirt.
I used to love my GPMG, even though i was the smallest dude in my platoon i was a gunner, and the GPMG was classy lady, as long as you kept her clean and lubricated she wouldn't miss a beat . And in SF roll it just looked amazing at night as you rained tracer rounds down.
Tucket Carlson interview reference at the end was gold
Gotta love the saul goodman add for morgan and morgan
Never get tired of the rhodie bits
The Morgan & Morgan add was a throw back treat.
Took the larp to the next level with this one.
I watched this video on my rest between progressive sets on bench press. That made me feel the most administrative results possible.
Congrats to Jordan for letting other boys play with his toys. 👍
Carried the C6 gpmg (Canadian version) lots during my time in. Had lots of confidence in it and was solid kit
The wood stock is a vibe.
Lucky enough to do the qual on the Mag 58 in the Australian Army and the one thing that always stuck with me was how tough the guys that carried the thing on long range patrols must be. A serious weapons platform for some serious men.
I love you videos every time Admin
I love you every time IV5351
Great video, its called ksp 58 in Sweden and its a workhourse in service.🌻🇸🇪
The Holy Grail is in Valencia, Spain at the cathedral. You can see it online or visit it in person…cuz it’s on display. They even made a nice gold stand for it.
HOW SURE WE ABOUT THAT
But you must choose wisely
Man simple
Admin uploads video
Man happy
Still highly recommended units and people practice and understand cover shoots. Put a steelie or a gong target 70% behind cover and periodically ring the gong. Also if your using a nutsack the last 5 rounds of your belt need to be solid tracer to let you and your team know your ammo status. Practice both.
Being a 240 Gunner was easily my favorite time in the Army. Now for some reason, I'm drawn to the PKM.
Fire the PKM. I’m not going to say it’s flat out better, butttttttt……
Didnt know we swedes were involved that early with the FN MAG. I just knew we were influencing some design choices
You are honestly the funniest gun guy on UA-cam, more than grandthumb and any other guntuber. All the memes you show got my laughn on this toilet
Garandthumb’s videos aren’t as funny without Charlie to spice them up
Not to nit pick, but the 240, is actually an updated mag 58, which is not an upside BAR. More like a belt fed bren gun, which is a British version of a Chech 26 LMG, which is an upside down, simplified BAR.
Didn't know that bud, not calling you out but reply to his with sources I would like to learn more about that.😊
You deserve way more views your videos are amazing! Funny, informative and bad ass! 💪😈🔥