Top 5 Battle Rifles
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2024
- The term "battle rifle" is a colloquialism that is generally used to refer to rifles firing a full caliber cartridge and generally are select fire. After WWII, many nations decided to forego intermediate rounds in favor of heavy hitting, powerful fully automatic long arms that lasted until intermediate cartridges seized the day. In this video, we take a look at 5 that we consider the best.
Guns in this video:
FN FAL
SIG 510
H&K G3
SCAR 17
M14
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The FAL and G3 are great rifles.
Yeah but they feel Terrible Ergonomically at least compared to Scar and M4-M16A4.
@Gerrie Coetzee the G3 is a good, and reliable rifle; recoil is a bit harsh, when compared to the FAL. The FAL has a gas system that reduces the recoil, along with the buffer in the buttstock. The G3, uses a roller locked, delayed blowback action. The gas is ported out through a fluted chamber, forcing the bolt out of battery, then the recoil ejects the casing. If that buffer spring weren't there, the recoil would be worse! If you don't like the ergonomics of the G3, swap out the black furniture with the GI furniture!
The fluted chamber in the G3 is only there to provide a cushion of gas around the cartridge case to prevent a hard extraction it does not force the bolt out of battery it’s a delayed blow back weapon not a gas operated weapon.
The pressure created by the burning the of powder in the cartridge not only forces the bullet up the barrel but also tries to push the bolt head backwards. The rollers in the bolt head prevent this from happening initially however the pressure on the bolt head eventually causes the rollers to be pushed into the bolt head and against the locking piece.
This locking piece must move 5mm to the rear to allow the rollers to move into the bolt head and hence unlock the bolt which moves to the rear, extracts, ejects, cocks and then the recoil spring forces the bolt mechanism forward so it feeds and then locks into battery ready for the next round to be fired.
The G3 is not a pleasant rifle to fire, felt recoil is considerable, one thing you must avoid is placing your face right up against the cheek piece of the butt, if you do then you’ll end up with facial bruising or at worst a broken tooth.
The main flaw of the G3 and the rolling locking system is fouling. This system creates a lot of dirt in the roller recesses and around the bolt head and the mechanism of the firearm, it’s a very dirty gun, the worst I’ve ever come across. You have to keep it scrupulously clean or the gun will start to malfunction and those roller recesses are a bugger to get at to clean. It’s one gun I would never take into battle.
In my opinion, I think the hk 33 is a good battle rifle
@Jeff R. you should build a G3... it's not that difficult!
That moment you see the Swiss rifle and you are Swiss
*Total neutrality*
Swiss craftsman: Ok,we used our craftsmanship in EVERYWHERE possible,so,where we gonna use?
Swiss Armed Forces: An expensive,but super reliable and accurate weapon?
Swiss craftsman: *PERFECT!*
Schweizer präzision!
Swiss are cow-herds and don't fight in battles so the first rifle isn't a battle rifle.
@@string-bag For a nation on a continent constantly at war you might just think twice about your assessment. The Swiss have caused many attacking armies to leave a trail of dead as they limp down the Alps.
SwiSSy land is where the Templar's & Swiss Guard hide the stolen gold for Satan
First rifle has a low recoil..
*rifle jumps up 6 inches every shot*
Love your videos tho!
Well, a G3 slings its brass half way across the Milky Way
Compared to other 7.62x51 full auto rifles, the recoil was light. I fired (believe it or not) a Galil 7.62 in full auto and it was very difficult to control. I was getting about 1.5 MOA with iron sights, though. Remember this was back in the 90s and the rifle was several years old by that time but it fired beautifully.
Full auto 7.62x51 rifles are a bitch. There is not a single one with mild recoil; the recoil on them is just varying shades of brutal.
Indifferent Centrist lol nice name
"6 inches" man.... You Must think you're huge. 😂
Gets whiplash
Both the FN FAL and the G3 are great...Still in use by many military, 7.62 Nato .
Louis Carlos they are very popular in Lebanon
Chris Elias yes they are,I own one and I live In Lebanon
G3 was the service rifle of Portugal, until we replaced it with the SCAR-L last year, the G3 had a very positive opinion in between our warriors
Germany still uses the G3 so....
G3 A3 still serving as a Battle Rifle in Pakistan Army
The G3...hands down. When I was in the US Army in 1978, we got the opportunity to qualify on Bundeswehr guns...among them the Gewehr 3 or , G-3 as we know it. I fell in love with that piece on the second round downrange. Qualified "experten" Gold Schutzenschnurr (shooting lanyard). I've shot all manner of military firarms, but the G-3 will always be my "first love".
+Mike Halvorsen yeah i hear you, i was 4 years in the bundeswehr, and i allways had my G3 near by me. As they introduced us the G36, i needed only the look of the ugly plastic and the caliber, and i knew i would hate this one. If i had the choice i was allways going with the G3...
In my training i had one from 1965, and this one shot as good as new, ofc, you need good care but in the end only one thing matters. throw both out of a heli in 200 meters, and look which one you can use after this. ;)
I was in the BW tooin the early 90ties (Luftwaffe) here my summary of G3:
good: accurate, reliable, good range, powerful
bad: heavy, long, charging handle placement, not so good at close range
@Underground Sounds:
Yes, heavy, so many miles I carried mine afoot, I should know :D
About the range, I could hit a 1-meter wide target at 400 meters using only the iron sights - not too bad, I think. But that was not the purpose of the rifle, it really shone as a quick-shot thing - exactly what you need when reacting to an ambush.
I would enjoy shooting either and I own a PTR and an M1A. The PTR takes reliability and ruggedness, but the M1A is balanced better (not front heavy) and absolutely will outshoot the G3 types. Far better iron sights and trigger. Not even close. However, if I had to run out of my house into the wilderness and take only one rifle, it would be the G3 or the AKM.
Underground Sounds: That's what the bayonet lug is for.
The m14/M1A aesthetically is my favorite. I just love the look and it’s my favorite in my collection.
Socom 16 is a dream
My Dad has an M1A and that rifle is scary accurate with irons. I love shooting that beauty
M14 is trash compared to the other rifles of it's time and even some before it's time. It shoots but that's about it.
@Gregory Artley I mean it is only useful if your at a distance. The fal is just a better rifle in my opinion but I've changed my mind on it a little but not much the fal is just better.
Love mine!
Picking between the FAL and G3 is like picking between your children!
The FAL is the most loved child
Love G3
It's like picking sides.
Pakistan=G3
India=FAL
@@driffbro3380 india is definitely stronger so FAL ftw
"shoulder thing that goes up" good reference! Bravo!
Had FN FAL in South African Army in Angola we called it the R 1 7.62 with muzzle breaker intake after us the R 4 Galil I was an Ops Medic operational orderly medic bag and FN Greetings Afrique Du Sud ! Glad it is over
SADF was the best fighting Force in Africa.
I joined '82......good years...left '95.
Too bad that the ANC lied after Truth & Reconciliation! I have MAD respect for you guys!
FN F.A.L any day of the week twice on Sunday
Justin Moore All day long!
Justin Moore Bloody Sunday.....
British SLR hands down. I was nowhere near the best shot in my troop, but I could hit a figure twelve at 800m 5 out of ten on iron sights.
Justin Moore All Day Long......
Yep. I used the L1 A1 is the Australian army and loved it. We also had the L2A1 which is the L1 A1 with the semi/fully auto option, 30 round mag and a collapsible bi-pod.
FN FAL was called the SLR in Australia
The “L1A1 SLR”, to be more specific. There was also an “L2A1 AR” fully automatic variant with a heavier duty barrel, and an integrated bipod. It was used with 30 round magazines, which were interchangeable with the 20 round magazines issued with the SLRs. 🇦🇺
Rhodesians never die.
Including India
Chris Elias It’s a long way to mukumbura
@@xinfinity8532 Modernize FN Fal
I love the fn fal my dad served in Rhodesia, he once told me that it could go through a tree and still go through 2 persons
I love how the Rhodesian's camo painted their fn fal's with dark blue-green and yellow-tan paint, aka babyshit camo. I own a fal and I've painted it in the pattern.
One of the most hard hitting auto rifle of all time.
My grandfather served in Portuguese Angola and Mozambique, so i've gotta go with the G3 here
honestly, I do like the G3 but I always thought that the FAL looked slimmer, but whatever, respect your opinion
@@chharliedowletaskiran216 love your profile pic
I think the whole reason why the M14 has a bad rep is because of its horrible handling on full auto. On semi auto it's a wonderful gun and today modified variants are in US army service as designated marksman rifles
their reliability is attrocious though in adverse conditions
+John Davis how so? From what I've read it's a very durable weapon. Only issues stemming from the wood warping on the stocks of the weapon
at the time the M1 was a great rifle when they first adopted them, however, the design in general was not the most efficient. the SVT40 was a great example of what I would consider a superior rifle, though many, especially people that like screaming "'merica!" dont really agree, 10 rounds, can be reloaded in the middle of a magazine easily instead of having to pull everything out awkwardly, along with being a full 2 pounds lighter. the M14 on the other hand, is an outdated design that was adopted mostly because of the military more worried about having their guns domestically produced than having the most reliable or effective gun. the US decided on trying to get a design from the 1890s/1900s to work while we have the G3, which is the perfection of German WWII small arms design, so an idea from the mid 1940s, and the FAL, which was built as a new system from the ground up when it was first introduced originally for the .270 British round, which is early Cold War small arms design (mid 1950s). Sure, the M14 shoots great, but guess what? The G3 and the FAL can shoot just as well, if not better, yet are more advanced designs and tend to be more reliable in adverse conditions as well... There is a reason why the Germans were so much more interested in the SVT40 than the M1 in WWII.
Hagan Gasimov watch in range tv's mud test of the m1a along with the other ones. So far the g3 and ar have functioned the best. It's all about a sealed action vs open and the m1 is REALLY open.
I always wanted an SVT40 for my collection, but never happened. My M1As trigger and sights are better than my HK 91, but for robustness I would choose the G3 over the M14.
during my period of service, I have not had the pleasure to shoot with weapons from other NATO States. But I have my G3 tortured where it went, and it never, NEVER EVER fails. and the G3 was then 9 years older than I and more than 30 years of service
+Axel K My first G3(AG3) was a 1971, that had served in the army since it was built. I used this one in 1997, and it never failed me. The only reason I parted with it was because the army gunsmith needed to "reblue" it and install new sights.. They were quite banged up after someone, a Panserskalle(The norwegian answer to "die first" panzer grenadiers) drove over it with his jeep during a shortcut through our field camp, wich also destroyed a few tents...
The one I have now is a 1973 that I have put around 10.000 rounds through since 1999 and on a good day (I'm not a great shot) still can give me amazing groupings and have yet to jam on me. The Home Guard Armorsmith is also trying to take that one back, since after near 20 years in my hands and countless field exercises, its outside is getting banged up.
+RalpGalland Gotta keep up the blueing so you don't get rust on the rifle
Between the FN-FAL or the H&K G3...
FN-FAL is my favorite one!
And both are amazing weapons
The only feature I don't like on the g3 and ak is the lack of last round hold open which has you squeezing the trigger on an empty chamber if you are unable to count rounds delaying reloading. One remedy that works for all arms is having a tracer as the second to last round , a tactic used by the savvy since nam.
I came to love the G3 during my service time. Thats a really rugged, big and precise boom stick. Later got a G36. Also very nice gun, but felt like an air rifle in comparison :)
Honestly, Wehrmacht? Heckler & Koch was founded after the war (from Mauser...), and the G3 was developed in the 1950s...
I was serving in the Bundeswehr during the transition period (1999/2000) from HK G3 and Walther P1 (P38) to the next generation HK G36 and HK P8 as standard weapons. So I got a good comparison...
Ah, I understand.
No. Wehrmacht was the term for the armed forces just an specificaly during the period of the Nazi governement from 1936 and was finally officially disolved in early 1946.
Before, the german armed forces were called "Reichswehr", and afterwards, until today, they are called "Bundeswehr".
HK G3
S: Sicher
E: Einzelfeuer
F: Feuerstoss
+- Anxifer -
F: Frieden
+TFB TV :-)
Oh yeah, the old german army joke. Nearly had forgotten that one.
+CybranNET_masterK
Sorry, Dude. Nobody says "Killos". We use "Kilo" as the short form. "Das Gewehr wiegt 3,6 Kilo" would be the gernan way of saying it.
The plural "Kilos" is usually only used when referring to gaining or losing weight.
In Austria we say Killos.
I read this aggressively
Shoulder thing had me like
+The Wound Channel Can you do some ballistic gel testing with the shoulder thing deployed and then folded down to see how much deadlier it makes the gun?
+TFB TV absolutely. I'll just add some more gel blocks to capture the increased deadliness.
+The Wound Channel hey, isn't that a barrel shroud? 😄
A survivor its a entrenching tool to dig fox hole
Shoulder thing that goes up xD
Hi, interesting to see all the different views of the guns. I have used the swedish K, G3 (Ak4 in Sweden) and FN FNC (Ak5 in Sweden) in my military service, but I have fired a lot of other guns from the 19-century and onwards.
My absolute favorite is the G3 for the following reasons:
The 7,62*51 has a punch that 5,56*45 doesn't. Especially on long ranges. I prefer 7,62 any day of the week. Look at the penetration in different materials and you will also be convinced.
The 7,62*51 Nato is the same ammunition as we use in the FN MAG (KSP58 in Sweden) (and the sniper rifle). We can share and use the ammunition were best suited for the moment.
The current version of G3 we use have a red dot scope and an adjustable stock, which makes it "modern", flexible and accurate.
You can also add a sniper scope and the G3 will fire the 7,62-punch up to 800 m (½ mile) with great accuracy.
A 40 mm grenade launcher can also be added to any G3.
You can fire smoke grenades 2-300 m (220-330 yards) to cover a retreat or circumvention.
It is easy to maintain. It doesn't take much practice to clean the G3 in the dark in a couple of minutes.
It is rubust, yet easy to handle at the same time. You can easily reload with a very low profile and without moving your trigger finger.
It has never malfunctioned for me when shooting without the cartrigde collection pouch mounted.
What is not good with the G3:
It is a bit heavy (especially with the 40 mm) and a bit long. It is not a gun for people with very short arms, even if the adjusable stock helps a bit.
The standard magazine only holds 20 rounds and the 7,62 is heavier the the 5,56. On the other hand you do not waste ammo in the same way as you might do with the 5,56. I tend to conserve ammo with only 20 rounds in the magazine.
It gets a bit dirty when firing a lot of rounds (especially the "blank" wooden ones), but it is easy to maintain. It has never been an issue for me.
You can only fire 60 fast rounds before it gets to hot. If you fire 60 shots on automatic, it might get so hot that the next round will go off by itself. It has never happened to me even after 100 rounds fast fire, but there is a risk.
Sverige
With you, bro, on the G3 compare to FN FNC that almost have the same weight as the G3! But the IMI Galil beat the all I think...
5,56, mm er lavet til kvinder og homoseksuelle, rigtige mænd skyder med 7,62 mm 🇩🇰🇸🇪🇳🇴
I was trained and qualified on the SLR L1A1 variant of the FAL. The best of all rifles I've used, including Daewoo K2, Colt M16A1; M16A2 and AK47/ 74.
Why in the fuck hasn't the over the top bipod system NOT become a standard rifle feature?!
Why should it? A bipod is a very niche thing that can really only be used effectively on an MG, DMR or a sniper and on those it's normally just put on the rail or its built in under the barrel
Uneccesary added weight for a type of rifle that is already a bit heavy and it would only be useful when in a prone position or with a barrier in front of you where you can put it!
In a modern war soldiers can be expected to change positions often. so getting yourself set up on your bipod optimally just to be moved five minutes later when you advance makes no sense.
Actually the Swiss do like to have a bipod on their service rifles,but now it's under the barell. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIG_SG_550#/media/File:Caroline-profile-bipode-p1000509.jpg
Gungriffen and mag well bottle openers???
Never used the G3, but it would be hard to beat the FAL. Loved mine, still think of it after 43 years.
Think of it as a simpler and more rugged FAL. Both are great firearms and as a person who had the chance to use both, I'd take the FAL to the range and G-3 to the battle.
FAL is more comfortable to shoot and is more controllable in full auto , but in terms of reliability and durability a G3 is far better. You literally can't kill a G3.
@@4seasonspk Bullshit, had them both (Turk army), G3 is more rugged, it's balance is on the back (FN is on front, tiring your left hand) G3 easier to clean....If you can find the American with the sort barrel and the rails...DIS IS DA SHIIT
SIG AMT 0:19
M14 1:43
FN SCAR 17S 3:17
FN Fucil Automatique Leger (FAL) 4:38
Heckler & Koch G3 (PTR91) 5:59
I don't want no teenage queen, I just want my m14.
***** Yes in deed :)
+Kevin Gillihan okay
oh i don't know but i been told eskimo _____ is mighty cold 0/~
Mmmm good, real good!
Feel's good!
Love the reviews Alex as always excellent taste. I haven't tried a FAL but love my G3/91.
Your sound of "Fusil automatique léger" was so cool ahah , Nice to see a lot of FN guns, Belgium represented !
Thank you for going to battle with all of these rifles and coming back with a youtube video to tell us how well you battled with them.
Dude, I've only been watching you for 5 days and MAN! Your voice is calming. Good work
You want him to give you a massage ? Read you a night night story? 😂
ALL HAIL THE KING
HK G3A3/A4
Imo the single best Battle Rifle ever made.
HK FOR LIFE
Mr H&K 91 Yeah boi
Hk or nothing
Oh Hell No! FNFal.
such a beautiful gun the g3 is
Swedish-built as AK4. We had them for years in the Swedish army. Behaves well in winter if you remove most of the oil from the moving parts. Sad thing is they substituted the .223 H&K plinker for it(AK5)...
Love my HK91. Never had the opportunity to fire a full auto one, your slow motion clip looks awesome
I trained on the FN, loved it. We had two versions. The semi auto C1 and the full auto C2. The C2 was the squad replacement for the Bren.
Nice. I know very little about guns, and so the H&K G3 (with a greenish plastic stock) is the only one I have actually fired. Privately owned firearms are rare in Germany, but during my time in the military (1990/91) this was the standard rifle for most personnel (besides the Uzi, which was issued to drivers, and the Walther P38 for officers).
The original German meaning of the safety positions are:
S: Sicher (safe)
E: Einzelfeuer (single shot)
F: Feuerstoß (burst)
As a joke we used to refer to "F" as "Frieden" (peace): after firing a long burst, there would be peaceful silence.
The G3 is still a perfect rifle. The FAL and M14 come close. But the G3's still got it!
+ShadesMP5 Greetings from Portugal, our military cant get enough of the G3 ;)
+Random Pickle That has been fixed. There's a range of serial numbers of early PTR rifles where the flutes in the chamber are "out of spec" Their current ones however are in spec and will eat anything you feed it, including DAG MEN and South African. However, be warn, PTR means Precision Target Rifles. They are *not* precision target rifles. I know because I have a PTR with a fucked up barrel crown. PTR refused to replace the barrel even though it's a manufacture defect. They said 4 inches at a 100 yards was acceptable and didn't meet warranty service requirements. If you want a precision .308 semi automatic rifle I would suggest looking at the Springfield M1A loaded or match. If you want a G3 clone to play around with, get the PTR GI and replace the furniture to make it look like a H&K G3. I'm not hating on PTR, but I felt since I paid $1100 for a "Precision Target Rifle" with a bull target barrel it should at least do 1 MOA and be held to that standard.
***** Yes. I can't say 100% where the issue was as far as the round goes, but because the flutes of the chamber for the older PTRs were out of spec and cut too shallow it wouldn't cycle the rifle. This is common with some Berdan primed ammunition, like the German DAG MEN stuff or the South African .308. This has been fixed with their current PTRs because I've researched and I was able to fire South African stuff with no issue. And in all honesty you probably wouldn't be shooting DAG MEN or South African stuff.
That Israeli stuff you speak of is more than likely berdan prime with a green sealant.
Be cautious with M1As though. They are prone to slam firing if you use civilian .308 rounds with weak primers.
I do actually have both a PTR and a M1A.
***** A lot of factors goes into how accurate an M1A is but generally it's around 3 - 4 inches at 100 yards with iron sights on a good day.
I think that 3 -4 inch groups at 500 meters, on an average day with iron sights is where you would be, with the M1A1. With practice (lots!) center mass at 900 meters, first shot can be expected, with a Leatherwood M1 scope its a given.
Glad you have the G3 and M-14. Those are often bashed and under-appreciated, usually because people got a bad or worn out one, etc. good video.
I bought a CETME (predecessor to the G3) years ago. It's a very smooth shooting platform and easy to maintain.
i dont think it ugly.
m14!
I just love that weapon.
yeah and I like the looks of the M-14 EBR.
+Gahlok12 Yep. 7.62×51 Is awesome.
bushsurvivalcraft101 Yeah it is.
The m14 shouldn't have ever been used in service...
i agree with +ben schuster the fal wouldve been a better choice for .308
Full auto on a M1 ain't practical unless you want a anti aircraft gun!
LNB KS what?
or you're training to hold back your pet grizzly bear
No full auto capability on m1.
Muzzle climb?go figure.thats a powerful cartridge.
Jim Lehman yes there was
Love the g3! Great rifle! End of the world and you can only choose one the g3 would be my choice.
I own the PTR91 and I can't lie I LOVE IT!
the two last rifles(FAL, H&K G3)are my favorite guns
the "F" on the G3 stands for "Frieden". XD ask any german soldier. by the way "Frieden" translates to "Peace".
Ironic
No it does not. The group is S = Sicher ( Safe), E= Einzelschuss ( single shot) F= Feuerstoss ( full auto)
Bundeswehr soldiers joked the E = Entladen ( Unload - through the barrel) and F for Frieden.
Michael Brinkhues you sir... are a jackass
@@wungomungo6177 A man who is named “WungoMungo“ calls another man jackass? I can not believe it
r/whoosh
I'm full in on the G3 or M75 as we call it in Denmark. I haven't shot the others but the G3 is extremely reliable, has sufficient firepower and are easy to maintain. During the later stage of the UNPROFOR mission, we appreciated the .308 firepower (compared against the later .223).
Well I'm biased towards the G3 as it's still my service rifle. It's a bit on the heavier side and the biggest drawback is that it can be unwieldy for shorter shooters. With the new buttstock being issued its even more pleasant to shoot
The Sig AMT I thought looked beautiful XD, I also loved that bipod system!
FN FAL.
Iacomus Lycanthropus Ol falafel
Eh, I don’t really know.
G3 just looks so nice.
eewww g3 is better
G3
What memories have you brought me from my military service in Spain. The legendary CETME-C for us "CHOPO". Effective for expert shooters 1200/1400 meters, 7'62x51 4'2 kilograms of weight, a rifle bestiality and at 400 meters God does not approach you !! Dude you have a great big rifle, a treasure, enjoy it greetings
great top5, love it!
G3/PTR91, accurate, powerful, and never put you down. very lovely specially in long range for man of action.
Before I see the video I'm guessing
Fal
G3
M14
For the top 3
I used a G3 in the Portuguese Army, made in Portugal under license, and I loved every part of it. It was extremely accurate in the range. A bit heavy and long, but an elegant, imposing rifle. We used both the FAL and the G3. In the beginning of the uprisings in Angola in 1961 the Portuguese Army was still equipped with the Kar 98 Mauser. Try to counter an ambush in a trail with a bolt action rifle! Germany was kind enough to lend us a good number of FN FAL rifles, but when time came to manufacture a battle rifle under license it seems that FN was unwilling while HK was happy to oblige. And so we made and sell thousands of them and kept them in service until now. They are currently being slowly replaced in the Army by the FN SCAR in both calibers, but still the Air Force and Navy retain the G3. Everybody likes it.
Very fine video, unassuming and not excessively Gung Ho.
My riffle also for 16 months.
Fucki...accurate an Reliable. They can fight all day long without a problem.
A Beast of a weapon.
Good to see you have the FAL in the top 5 ,though personally I prefer it in its SLR incarnation, during the Falklands war many British squaddies picked up FALs from dead Argentine soldiers, as they were attracted to the novelty of full auto fire, only to dump them shortly after discovering they're not the most pleasant rifle to fire on auto.
FN FAL! *starts foaming at the mouth*
Love that rifle.
David Hynes g3 is nice. But the Fal is far superior in terms of semiautomatic accuracy.
I join you
FAL all day long, everyday, twice on sunday
The first one you showed the stg 57 sig is awesome!! I love the winter trigger and the built in bipod!! I think it's amazing
That trigger extension for that Swiss rifle is just genius. Beautifully genius.
who says the Sig AMTX is an ugly rifle!! it's a damn sexy rifle.....
Agreed... never fails to get me to half-chub.
She's a heavy lady to dance with though, with that bolt assembly straight out of a machinegun, and the "thicc" long barrel.
My favorite has to be the FAL it just looks awesome and performs well
I recently bought an FN SCAR 17. The Ugg Boot. Shoots like a dream. Soft recoil and looks so beautiful. I put a forward vetticke grip from Magpul for $20. Mine has the new non reciprocating charging handle so no risk of a dislocated thumb from getting thr handle slammed into the digit. Disassembly is so easy and modular and the short pistol gas operation keeps it so clean and easy to clean. Top dollar for this baby, but so is a ROLEX.
My PTR91 has both the paddle mag release and button release. I just picked it up not long ago but I love it! Very well made and solid rifle. It's accurate and has low recoil. At 10 pounds it is a bit on the heavy side but at 5 foot 11 and 165 pounds I'm able to handle it no problem. I highly recommend the PTR91 to anyone looking for a really nice battle rifle or DMR.
the G3 was my gun 1986 in german bundeswehr ;-)
Meine war zu dem Zeitpunkt älter als ich.
Shoulder thing that goes up XD. I about died
Really enjoyed your presentation. Thanks. Makes me wish I hadn't sold my H&K.
I used the Cetme when my turn of duty in the spanish army. Nice weapon, very accurate, but a little bit heavy to carry (specially if you are running a 30 km march with all the equipment, hahaha)
Debe ser buena . En Argentina , el fal tine muy buena reputacion . Yo quiero un fal
If it was lighter you’d have been given more to carry!
I have an FAL and I love that sucker.
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Ken Parnell I carried the Australian made version as a conscript rifleman in Vietnam 1969. I was always confident that it would never let me down but Australian infantry had a reputation second to non for weapon maintenance, we even kept worn out GPMG 60's reliable. I cannot understand why today we send infantrymen out with 5.56mm rifles although the Australian Made Steyr and the Aussie developed ammunition is superior to any other 5.56mm service round. Duty First.
Oh, I'm there with you, especially in light of the fact that you can adjust the recoil of the 7.62 x 51 round on the FN. And the new FN's are even better at it and fire a three round burst on target, unlike the old M-14, which was nothing more than the M-1 with the changes made based on veterans who used the M-1. I heard it said that the M-14 is the rifle the WWII soldier wanted to have. I'm not a fan of the 5.56 either and here in the US we have the "green" round made without lead.
The one thing I never have understood with the 5.56 is they told our guys that it's lighter and they can carry twice as many rounds than they could with the 7.62. But then said to always use three rounds on a target, meaning an enemy soldier. Which made me wonder if you carried twice as many but it took you three times the number of rounds to make the same kill, seemed to me you were in the hold so to speak from the beginning. But that was the way I saw it.
It's actually a great gun but when you shoot it in auto the recoil it's kinda uncontrollable and i always use bipod when i shot it in auto
The G3 is much better imo, but the FAL is still great.
Loved your G3 with Wooden Parts, want one Now
I like the G-3 over the FAL. And just for honorable mention, I have a C308 with PTR-91 and G-3 and CETME parts. I don't know what to call it other than reliable and accurate. I even get good groupings out of it with Wolf and Tulammo. Great video by the way.
The G3 is still in service where I live, I mean it's only in service with the national guard but still.
I have a FAL and it's easily my favorite gun of any i've owned.
+Kanaric He said 7.62 in the video but it's a .308 rifle is it not? That is why they disabled full auto, too hard to control
+Andrew Kelly 7.62 mm = .308 in
-7.62 mm = .308 in- 7.62 *≈* .308 fix'd ;)
edit to add: it's all about the headspace
G3 and FAL are my favorite and I wish I can own one of them in the future.
Thx for the video . The FAL is my favorite
G3, I love the FAL but i've more experience with the G3, I may like the FAL when I get my hands on one again
I served with the FAL, and while the G3 is good enough, the FAL remains the best battle rifle ever
Why
My uncle served in Rhodesia where they had both FN's and G3's, and he claimed that the vast majority of the troopies would take the FN over the G3 due to reliability.
XRSA .
Formerly of the Republic of South Africa...my paternal grandparents, and my dad, along with his brother and sister, were in Enkledoorn before relocating to South Africa.
Rian Laurentino m14 is by far the best just not invented in your country so they didn't want it
Love it this whole video
I used the FN C1, semi auto, and C2, fully auto. Loved both. Great accuracy and stopping power.
FN C1 A1 First time I shot it i thought I'd gone deaf.
Louis Schummer - loud but accurate and great stopping power.
Roller delayed blow back was actually used first in the MG42 then carried over to the STG-44.
No.
no the STG-44 isn't designed like that it doesn't operate with a rotating bolt. the Mg-42 and the STG-44 has a tilt bolt design which is nothing like the MG-42.
Gahlok12
I'm not saying the designs were exactly the same but one was derived from the other. I've also read that in a couple of books. Is that not true then? (I'm not being a dick, I'm serious)
+pantslizard The MKB-42H fired from a open bolt if I remember correctly but the STG-44 I'm not sure if its an open bolt or a closed bolt.
The rollers on the Bolt of the MG42 is what I'm talking about. That's the daddy. The MG34 bolt was different. At the time it was deployed it was the most advanced GPMG on the planet. Still used today as the MG3. (but you probably know this) :>)
I've shot the PTR-91 and love it, I'm heading out to the range this weekend, hopefully I'll be able to get my hands on an FN FAL and come back and tell you which I prefer.
pls do, im torn between the 2 but im leaning g3.
+cool beans i agree. ptr91 comes with scope rail welded on top. mags are 3 bucks a piece
+cool beans
Search for the mud tests of both guns from InRange.
The scope rail is a huge plus, it also seems more reliable then the fal. The negitive I see with it is you have to monitor bolt gap and replace rollers every so often, cant seem to find a round count estimate. PTR is more matience then the fal it seems, only neg I see.
I think I have but i will check it out again.
I am from the UK and used the FN. FAL. ie. SLR in action in Aden 1965. Yea I'm an old guy, but when the sh1t hits the fan it will pump out the rounds magazine after magazine. On testing on open ground in seriously high temperatures it proves to be very accurate firing on semi auto with iron sights. Great gun, served me well in my time of serious need.
I was there 1967.👍🇬🇧
I was once on the ranges with SLR and the germans were next door with the G3. We had a bit of a swap and play. Happy times!
yes both of my favourite weapons are on this list the g3 and the FAL
Because it is used by many countries around the world?
Darren Atm i just like the looks and well... just what you said
Though the G3 is a dirty rifle, it still a handsome rifle and still reliable around the world
Darren Atm yes it is :D
"That makes the rifle deadlier" Alex mocking liberals 101
Specifically Carolyn McCarthy, who admitted she has no clue what a barrel shroud is and thinks it might be "the shoulder thing that goes up".
You shouldn't make fun of libs. They can't help it and they're trying their best.
Phosphrous. Well, apparently not that well if you have to explain it.
@@gwenrosalia3833 bovine scatology
@@gwenrosalia3833 love the hard to notice sarcasm
2:38 before I was mimicking Firepower United saying “it got the shoulder thing that goes up.” So naturally I bursted our laughing
Really nice selection of rifles and anyone who includes a variant of the SLR is good in my books
Scar H making the list. 😎😎😎 My favorite rifle.
G3 MASTER RACE
It's a German gun so might wanna be careful saying that.
My dream gun is a converted r1a1, with a good grip, mostly because of the godly recoil system in the stock, makes it easier to control on full auto, and because you can keep your hand on the grip while reloading the gun, unlike the g3, which takes a bit more time to reload, because of the roller delayed blowback system
I served in Colombia and thank God the Army switched from old G3s to new Galils in 7.62 and 5.56. The Galil was absolutelly reliable under all conditions and help us win many firefights against a very dangerous and experienced adversary. G3s under years of abuse will not keep up with AK clones unfortunatelly. Many soldiers KIA in the 90s were found with jammed G3s. Love your reviews.
you're thinking of the FAL. Columbia was too poor to mass-produce G3s, but they were able to get loans from FN to buy stocks of FALs.
Alex: barely any recoil his shoulder: gon reduced to atoms
The G3 is slightly better than the FAL. I don't care for the M14.
Vietnam pre-M16s aesthetics
aR10. Have you ever had to clean a G3?
FAL. 90 countries. Including Israel
I prefer the m14 semi automatic more than the fully automatic
They both are equally the same but FN FAL is very hard to control in full auto.
one of the rare videos that choose awesome choices. G3 gives you ultimate firepower as a rifle. if you find one buy it with no doubt.
Good list.
I'd take the FAL over the G3 unless I was a sniper or a designated marksman. The G3 definitely has the edge in overall accuracy. As for the M14, if you want to make it easier to control just put the same muzzle break on it that you have on the SCAR-17S, a.k.a. the Primary Weapon Systems FSC-30.
Why would you take a fal over G3? The g3 seems to do everything better?
I have the M1A Scout Squad with the muzzle break. It is balanced perfectly and the recoil is very mild for a 7.62x51 mm.
You know about the SG-1 version?
easy guns for easy people
the G3 runs dirty,ugly and designed FOR brutal dirty conditions .but unlike the equally utilitarian Kalashnikov, it is capable of sniper grade accuracy AND is a system tailorable modular design ranging from telescoping stock airborne to reliable SAW belt fed/quick change barrel versions, bonuses that were not mirrored(unfortunately) by any eugine stoner competitor in 7.62 nato.
the much nicer FAL was designed for comfortable shooting, possessing little of the G3's industrialized efficiency. Canadian (Canadian
Arsenals)adaptions to SAW versions were an unreliable joke,exposing the design limitations of the FN FAL.
the AR10 Armalite was designed to be as light(7.5 lbs) and user friendly as possible though like the FAL is not conducive to GALIL like folding stock options, has a reputation for sniper grade accuracy potential(Portugese troops) but notorious for fragility.
the M14,though based on the tough venerable 30-06 M1 Garand is way out of it's league in the modern era of high speed manufacturing (like the FAL),based as it is on old expensive manufacturing techniques of stressed expensively milled receivers and only becomes relevant as a sniper rifle when heavily invested in mods for that purpose.
please note that i base these appraisals on a national defense economies of scale-not from the viewpoint of collectors or private entities .
i welcome criticism of these evaluations.
Your first choice the Sig AMT is an outstanding women. As you stated it is very accurate and has very little recoil when fired.
Derrick Streets did you just assume it's gender?
mlgdogecraft Don't be that *guy.*
And yes, I just assumed your gender.
Had an STG58 with an Imbel reciever. Sold it after I bought my Springfield M1A N.M.
Wish I'd kept it. Great rifle.
Having had 3 of the 5 (early M1A with all GI parts and GI NM barrel, TRW forged op rod, standard FAL "Match Grade" 50.00, HK-91), I would give the pride of place to the FN. It is far easier to maintain in the field, mine lived up to it's roll-marked moniker and proved more accurate than either of the others, straight-line action and stock configuration plus a internally baffled rubber-plasticized butt pad made it very comfortable to shoot. Number of parts in the trigger group is small and can be disassembled and reassembled without tools. Easy to clean.
Ninety countries couldn't be wrong!
the fal is a 4 moa gun, and you don't have to clean the g3, so it doesn't really matter! :)
Thanks for the metric!
I am a Kurdish soldier in Kurdistan I am fighting against Isis in Germany send as a lot all of the weapons envy give me G3 this weapon is it the best very powerful and it doesn't jam and very accurate once I get a chance to test FN FAL but believe me the G3 it is so much better
Kurdistan is a nation which doesn't exist
@@albertoamoruso7711 It's a region that does exist populated with Kurds. Hence Kurdistan
@@albertoamoruso7711 I've got a passport stamped "Kurdistan". Tell you what, touch down in Erbil and tell them the country doesn't exist. LOL.
Your Muslim Brother
Yo my guy, do you need a xanax or something?
Thanos Car Kurds are a puppet/proxy army used by USA.They are supplied by USA,Assisted by USA and so on...Sounds familiar? Yeah USA does this all the time,They arm and support some pathetic group and use them to do dirty business for them then once they no more need them they brand them as terrorists and leave them to their fate(Taliban etc)
I have h&k g3 back in the army and its a beast
That 510 is a little bit different than the 510 we have in Switzerland...
the G3 is my favorite