Maverick 41 - Harrison Takes The Shot
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The beautifully accurate depiction of sniper physics🤌
Meh, round could be a .308 or .300. With 6 seconds of flight time you’re looking at a shot well over 1’500 yards. If that’s the case, the arch on the bullet would be significantly higher.
@@Pugrug.the visuals of it is still pretty accurate for what the animation is
@@Pugrug. It was .338 Lapua Magnum
@@ed342your point is?
Great video, I could feel the flow 😊😊😊😊😊Six seconds is a lifetime…
Theyre like video game ai, getting on a gun they just saw someone killed while using
im guessing its a do or die situation
we never see the whole battle felid anyways
@@prinlerdsri405 well I mean the other guy died, so it's just a die situation lol
If your incapacitated on your heavy mg, you will be replaced by the next available operator. Even in the US. Suppression is the most important part of combat.
they must think it was a stray bullet as opposed to a sniper looking at them
@@EvilMonkey403 oR JUST DUMB
You gotta be really daft to jump on the same gun someone else was JUST shot off of just moments ago.
US military would do the same, they practice drills to remove the dead or wounded gunner.
@bennettbush3906 Marines are trained to keep the guns up no matter what but the situations vary
You'd have to be absolutely daft to leave the most casualty producing weapon in the infantry squadron not laying hate
@@chaychamberlain9140That gun became completly harmless with both operators down. Pointless heroics on the insurgents part.
maybe he thought his friend was a hit from the targets he was shooting at?
That six seconds must have felt like a lifetime
💀
@@Yfna-1234what’s funny about that? It’s true.
Imagine dropping a bullet and it falls for six seconds. That is how much a bullet arcs...
That's not how that works like at all
@@2ndlieutenantnepnep250 how does it work then?
@@2ndlieutenantnepnep250That is literally exactly how it works. It's called ballistics.
@@2ndlieutenantnepnep250 That is exactly how it works.
I keep getting 7.2 to 7.6 seconds for the sound depending on temperature and 2.75 seconds for the bullet.
Did you take air resistance into account? Over that long a distance, there is a lot of air to go through.
@@Mitchello457 ah, good eye.
No, for calculating trajectories, bullet drop, spin drift, Coriolis effect, and time of flight, you can get an approximate calculation to see if the Coriolis effect is so small you can ignore it. The equations for the physics and the math which requires a little calculus can be done on a phone calculator. (Which is what I used)
But at this distance, speed, and shape of the projectile; you need a computer simulation or a pre-programmed ballistic calculator like Harrison would have used to exactly factor in air resistance. Mainly, you are moving through a few supersonic speed regimes. Just from some off hand calculations, the initial velocity is over 2.5 times the speed of sound. And it is still supersonic even at that distance. But you could see an increase in time and deflections of 30%. But not an increase in time of 210%.
That's some impressive sniper accuracy to hit a target from that distance.
Unfortunately the real soldier suffers massively fromt PTSD all the best mate
Yeah PTSD is mostly just missing the best years of your life.
Depends on how psychopathic you are.
You learn to work around stuff.
The lack of sleep is the biggest problem contributing to combat deployments that and long deployment times. 17 months became the normal U.S. Army combat deployment time so sleeping an average 2 hrs a night the whole time can ramp up stress.
@@bullboo1 it will also do permanent brain damage.
additionally, his family still don't care about him but his wife and his step child, if it wasn't for his dog, he would unalive himself.
@slappy8941 what an inane comment.
Heck yeah
The first shot was a clear signal for them to move tf out of the way.
"oh my God a bullet coming out of nowhere and almost hit me? I better just keep myself exposed and stay in the same position!"
They hittin the griddy after the shot
At that range could the PKM even shoot back at the sniper effectively?
it’ll decrease the chances of it being lethal
6 seconds? Dang!
am i correct in guessing this is craig harrison who did a ladbible interview
yep, impressive feat at such a distance. The enemy MG team ambush his countrymen and he took out the main threat. He also broke the longest sniper kill record, although the British's sniper record was broken by a Canadian not to long after, Currently the longest sniper kill today is now Ukraine SF guy. However Craig Harrison was much more skillful during an high pressure situation with the enemy MG team in cover. compare to the one in Ukraine since Russia's forces act like cannon fodder in open field.
doesn't change the fact that he is a part of the Murican invaders and a baby killer
Thanks 💳
He stopped their turkey gobbling.
Wats with all the bot comments 💀💀
Nvm seems that they deleted them
For real man💀💀
I don't see any. What do they say?
Mb when the video first released there was like 5 bot comments seems that they deleted them
@@Smackosynthesisthey’re mostly just bots pretending to be beautiful women and giving you a link to dubious sites.
@@RealDavidChipman I miss them already
he also shot the pkm twice as well
Snake?
Your buddy just got shot dead in that exact same spot and your first idea is to stand exactly where he was?
this guys want to die
Almost every military in the world does this because it's the most valuable peice of equipment at a squad base level
@@Mr.Moiety “Do you have any idea how much that weapon costs? Get back up there and die!”
6 seconds... Now thats a slow bullet on 1.5 km or even 1 5 miles ..
A bullet begins to slow immediately after leaving the the barrel due to air resistance. A .338 Lapua rifle bullet fired at 3100 feet per second (Mach 2.75) will have slowed to just 2200 fps in the first 500 yards. By the time the bullet travelled 2700 yards, it would be moving only 825 feet per second, and the flight time would be 6.01 seconds.
red and brown.
6 seconds? 💀 bros ping is 530
Holy 💩 6 seconds?
How far was the shot if it took 6 seconds for the bullet to reach the target?
That's a good fucking question
2700 yards
Does anyone else notice that the voice and the video is off?
More like vaporizer 🎉🎉
Sad end
Sad for them that they just did the most awful move after witnessing a shot out of nowhere almost hitting them. Normally people duck down and change position but they just keep themselves exposed!
In the Qur'an Allah SWT tells us to get knowledge but I guess they're not.
Carlos hathcock would have gotten the kill on the first shot
~"Lucky Snipes" ...They Don't Believe in Luck~
~Grnpagaming
"Omae wa mou shindeiru", "NANI!!" Moment..
god we get it us muslims always lose
double kill
His friend was shot manning the machine gun and the other guy just replaced the fallen guy.
That's discipline.
so a 9000' shot?
2700 yards
6 seconds can not be true. That would be around 5000m
Velocity of a bullet decreases over range. Just because it's doing 2800fps at the muzzle, doesn't mean it does that forever.
A .338 Lapua rifle firing a 250 grain LockBase bullet will have a muzzle velocity of about 3100 feet per second. By 500 yards, the bullet would have slowed to under 2200 fps due to drag. At 2,700 yards, the bullet would be travelling 825 feet per second and have a travel time of 6.01 seconds.
6 sec 😮
6 seconds ?…..that seems pretty far.
2700 yards
The insurgents were muslims, right? 🥰
Love US propaganda
yep
Maverick 41 was a British cavalry soldier. I love when silly towelheds show their unjustified hate for the US.
Even when the British do something, you claim it's the US's fault.
*_What was the distance again??_*
_2,000m?_
🧐🤔🤨🤷🏼
#PleaseAdvise!
2,475 m