Correction about brazil main battle rifle, the old service rifle was not the md97, it was the Parafal, a FN FAL variant with foldable stock, in 7.62 cal. The md97 was a 5.56 cal atempt to change the service weapon of brazilian forces but never got acepted by the brazilian armed forces, but in 2012 the IA2 was developed in 2 versions,one in 5.56 and the other in 7.62 , equiping both military forces (7.62 version) and police (5.56).
@@henry2475,56 just for armored veicle, and 7,62 for jungle and infatry soldiers, but here have much fn fal in all city Ia2 is more used in the police 5,56 and 7,62
20 round n heavy as fuck piece of metal shit can't be battle rifle perfection. AK is eternal -- cheap, easy to use and incredibly reliable. AK is battle rifle perfection. No discuss.
I was 3rd artillery sergeant in the Brazilian army, I served a lot with the FN FAL 7.62 x 51mm. One thing I agree with, it is too heavy! But it is a very effective battle rifle, resistant to humidity and dirt typical of most Brazilian biomes, and the power of the 7.62 x 51mm caliber is unparalleled, much greater than that of the AK-47 that uses the 7.62 x 39mm. The Brazilian army is already in the process of concluding the replacement of all FN FAL with the new Imbel IA2 model, which has already been extensively tested by the army's technical test field and by several units in practice. Although part of the FN FAL will be stored in the arsenals in case of need.
A little detail here The HK416 that France is currently using is the HK416F While the one that Germany use is the HK416A8, designated as G95A1 by Bundeswehr
It is not yet used by the whole army and every troop type as an ardnance weapon, that's right. But it is already used by the KSK or the Kampfschwimmer so in fact, it is part of the army @@NickSap.
@@dataillusionFor instance Finland has two Rk's in full service, the Rk-62 for the less important troops and the Rk-95 Tp for RDF and other priority forces. Where's the Rk-95 Tp on your video hmmmmmmmmmm? And it's been issued for the troops since 1997 if I recall correctly, so don't try to claim the information was too new.
@NextGenStudentUC no since this is an A3. the A1 was quickly retired after its first real combat use. all exising modles where either upgraded to the much better A2, which i have had the plessure of using, or turned into laser tag style weapons to be used in training ranges, which i have also had the pleasure to use on blanford camp. the varient you see for the video is the further upgraded A3 which is an extremely new weapons system. alot of the hate for the SA80-A1 is definatly deserved, but all subsequent varients are pretty solid machines aside from the regular issues that come with handing firearms. it is definatly a down grade from the L1A1 from what i have heard from people who got to use both during their service. lots of people don't do much reaserch into the more moddern and wider used used varients of the SA80 and only hate it from its entirely discontinued ugly yonger brother. so basicaly alot of the hate literaly does not apply to the A2 and all other varients after it (alough i do think the A3 looks ugly, but that might have just come about by using the A2). on a peronal note though i think alot more hate needs to go to british government officials, which are the main reason that the monstrosity that is the A1, ever existed as well as a plethera of corruption when it comes to decisions made about our military. a lot of money has been taken away from the british army and we are now left unable to defend ourselves against most threats, without the intervention of other countries. we may have the best soldiers and weapons upgraded to be the best that fire the 5.56 ammo, but we dont have enough of either. so unless their is more military funding, then we wont make any signifigant impact on countries like china or russia if they become hostile towards us. espescialy, after the little fiasco we had recently when it surfaced that we sent soldiers to ukraine, the chance that russia atemps to attack mainland britain is even higher. yes the A1 was a terrible weapons system, made by questionable desisions, but don't let that hate seep to the later versions of the SA80. they are sctually pretty decent. the main point to take away from this is do your reasearch man. don't just follow the herd, and actualy start meaningful descusions about modern issues.
as a french , i start to miss the Famas , as a unique-looking rifle, replaced by another german clone of the M4. yet it seems to me Famas are still seen during ceremonies like the 14th july. the problem is that in my country people are not capable to use money wisely to avoid the crisis
HK416 is not "another german clone of the M4", It's the peak performance of AR platform. There is a reason most of NATO countries have it in some capacity. While bullpups have garbage ergo, you can’t easily switch to your non-dominant hand without getting a face full of brass and the trigger pull is almost always dog shit.
84% of the Brazilian army fleet is already equipped with the IMBEL IA2. The m92 is actually the [old] FN PARAFAL, also made by IMBEL. The 7.62mm M964A1 rifle, the ParaFAL, is an adapted Brazilian version of the M964 rifle with a folding stock and meets all technical and operational requirements established by the Brazilian Army. Due to its reduced dimensions and weight, the weapon is ideal for special military and police troops. Due to its high precision, weight and cadence, the PARAFAL was acquired by the Military Police of several Brazilian states, such as Rio de Janeiro.
@@dataillusionthe plataform of MD-97 is based on FN FAL (Imbel FAL M964 in Brazil), but they are two different rifles with different calliber. That’s not the same, even IA2 is based on FAL plataform and they are completely different like the example of MD-97. For an equal comparison, the Belgic FN FAL is pratically the same as Brazilian Imbel FAL model M964.
lol thats how it works. its gonna be expensive to just snap your finger and expect that every military branch use SIG. look at Korean and Vietnam war, some of the soldiers still used WW2 guns like the M1 carbine, and M1 Garand.
and the best part, every swiss citizen can keep their service rifle (sig550) (or pistol (sig p220/glock 17) depending on the function) after finishing their service
It really put me in a stupor. I thought, when did Tokarev manage to make some kind of AK-like rifle for Vietnam in the 21st century? And why is it semi-automatic?(SVT - Tokarev semi-auto rifle)
@@Leantenant The STV series is a combination of Galil ACE and AK series. Previously, Vietnam bought a number of Galil ACE rifles, but our soldiers were right-handed and were used to older AKs. So Vietnam bought a Galil gun production line and changed the design to suit soldiers
@@justducky196 Well, Galil is a copy of ak. So in the end it's a copy of a copy that tried to be similar to the original. Interesting. Thanks for info.
south africa "sir do you want power or magazine size? (every person from south Africa) "how about lets put 1000 bullets in a Galil then decrease all the power"
2:44 in the real, here in Brasil is the FN FAL and not the MD97, summarizing the MD97 was not considered qualified by the military forces so they rejected, later the IA2 "born" and they accepted. The IA has 762 and 556 caliber
The Vietnamese got a tech package from Israel to develope the STV rifle family, it's basically a Galil Ace but De-aced. The dust cover also works as a fire-selector, the ambidextrous thumb selected was removed. Oh, and it was designed to use standard Kalashnikov's magazines.
Вьетнам использует АКМ и АК74, модернизированные с добавлением деталей galil ace. Они пришли к выводу что нет смысла менять советские калаши на израильские.
About Brazil: MD97 was never adopted, lol. It was just a prototype. The correct timeline is M964 (FAL clone) > M964A1 (Foldable stock FAL with shorter barrel) > IA2 (indigenous design)
@@Alladin-n5j yep! In our forest biome, the FAL is far superior in every aspect, it remains functional even in mud and dirt and the 7.62 caliber is perfect and heavy enough not to suffer trajectory variations when colliding with vegetation.
That video would just basically be like M1 Abrams, Challenger, Ariete and a shit ton of Leopards and T-72s of various models. I'd wanna see IFV of each country
Funny thing for Thailand is that while their standard issues are M16 and Tarvor. There are various of weapon used by many branches and division. For instance, Boarder Patrols are using AKs, cuz AKs are easy to find and maintain around the boarder (they can get those AKs in a cheap price from boardering countries.). There are also various guns from various places ranging from US, EU, RU, and even to CN, and this is just small arms!
@@daegnaxqelil2733 HK33 (or Type 11 by Royal Thai Army) is there also, but they're retired already. Those rifles are only seen used by Army Reserve Force Students now.
As Indonesian, SS1 did became standard rifle for Tentara Nasional Indonesia (Indonesian National Armed Forces) in 1991, but the weapon been replaced by SS2 as a standard rifle. SS1 currently (if im not wrong) used by Indonesian Special Forces and Police. 2:09
Yes, Kazakhstan uses the AKM-74, BUT Kazakhstan has adopted the Beretta ARX-160! But you won’t find this information on the Internet BUT KAZAKHSTAN has adopted it!
0:56 Taiwanese copyright of the original M4A1 💀💀💀 because of the magazine trigger action and the grip conjoined as wells as the carry handle and stock looking familiar 💀💀💀💀💀💀
1:02 Spain It is replacing the G36 with the HK-416 "Mariana Infantry" and several elite units (BRIMAR, FGNE, MOE...) are already using it as a main weapon since at least 2020.
You might not be missing out on much in some cases. F.ex. i think our imported CZ Bren 2-s look great but i've heard and seen them performing like shit. You're better off with a Scar (looks the same anyway)and i honestly wish we would go back to using AK pattern AR-s, something like the AKM. (while also manufacturing our own, like the Lynx which is cool) The Austeyr and Tavor are really unique looking though.
UK's service rifle has been the KS-1 for almost 7 months now the L86 (sa80) has been replaced after 20+ years, the L86 is still in basic use while being replaced with the KS-1 rifles ofcs as not every unit has them yet mainly the marines and most infantry regiments
That’s not accurate. KS1 is for Rangers, RM and SF. Bulk of infantry are using L85A3 until Project Grayburn finds a replacement. Project Hunter was awarded to KS1 but it’s not for regular army.
May I add Portugal, Army SIR = FN SCAR L STD since 2019 replacing the oldest G3 A/3 and A/4; Navy: G3 A3/A4, Marines H&K 416A5 since 2024, replacing the G3 A3/A4; Air Force Land Component H&K G36, many being phased out with the CZ BREN 2 and 3 since 2020 - Some G3 A/3 A/4, mostly for instruction and ceremonial use, it's not battle projected; very limited use of H&K 416A/5 by JATCs. (battle rifles: FN SCAR H STD, FN SCAR H-PR, H&K 417A2 and H&K G-28E, very limited use in service H&K G-3 Spuhr Kit upgraded - G3A/3 and A/4 are being sent to war reserves or used in instruction)
Special forces like KSK and others are still using H&K 416A5 (G-38) and 416A7 (G-95K) mostly. For CQC they're adopting the HK-437 (G-39) in .300 BLK instead of the 5.56x45mm (or lesser number of the H&k 417A2 - HK-27K - in 7.62x51mm ammo)
Việt Nam giờ trang bị đại trà đang là AK47 chung với AKM/AKMS cho tất cả các quân chủng và riêng AKS, Micro Uzi cho đặc công. STV đang được biên chế đầu tiên cho các đơn vị chủ lực cấp quân đoàn. AK47 giờ lưu kho kha khá vì hết date, chỉ để huấn luyện hoặc đưa về làm giáo dục quốc phòng cho học sinh, sinh viên rồi.
Indian army uses both INSAS and AKM as it's main rifle. But now they're being replaced with AK 203 but it's production hasn't started yet. INSAS turned out to be a bad and completely unreliable weapon that's why indian troops use only AKM in most forward areas.
I've been living with him for almost two years now. If you didn 't know , but this year the supply contract has already been fulfilled , the third modification of the ak12 has already been released
@@e.m.8184 What does a tank and a machine gun have to do with it? if it calms you down, I personally saw the t14 from 20 meters when I was training at the training ground and it drives
AK-100's family is quite familiar among SEA country due to their durability. 🇮🇩 Indonesian Police's Mobile Brigade Corps use AK-101 and Ak-102, AK-102 also being use by 🇲🇾 Royal Malaysian Navy's PASKAL and 🇹🇭 Thailand's Volunteer Defense Corps alongside AK-104. 🇻🇳 Vietnam's Police Special Forced used AK-105. Some military unit of 🇲🇲 Myanmar and 🇰🇭 Cambodia use Chinese copy of AK-101 produced by Norinco as AK-2000.
some other things to say , they get wrong at some parts it seems to me that Ukranians soldiers use the Malyuk , which is a bullpup rifle , and i also learned they use also local copies of Galil rifles but it must depends of the branches , whether it is regular soldiers or special elite forces i also know that Thai armed forces mainly use a local version of the HK 33 or 53 rifle than AR15s
Malyuk isn't using at Ukrainian AF as service rifle, it's a rifle of special army units(for example US SCAR mk.17 and Russian AS VAL) About Ukrainian Galil clones, their SpecOps using local copies of IMI Tavor(Fort 221 and 224) and one of Galil modification on 7.62*51 NATO uses as marksman rifle
Philippines: The newest Battle Rifle our country has are T4 Taurus, modeled after M4s and manufactured from Brazil. There are also R4 Variations of the Taurus.
- Israel already had the Tavor TAR-21 since 2002. The model you shown is the X95 which, yes, entered service in 2009 which only saw widespread use in 2011-12 but the Tavor itself was way earlier than that. - The Grot C has already been in service with the Polish military since 2018, not 2023. If it was 2023 then these rifles would NOT be seen in 2022 in Ukraine - The South Korean Daewoo K2C1's date was also wrong as the gun only entered production in 2016. - The Malaysian military doesn't just use the M4 Carbine as their standard but somehow, the Styer AUG is also used by them to supplement the M4 Carbine for other units and used side by side with the M4 Carbine.
@@dataillusion Brazilian soldiers operate it on the right side by default, some even complains that sometimes the bolt gets stuck in the vest and discharges some ammo 😅, but that was more common to hear when the rifle first came, they probably have created techniques to avoid that these days ( I say they because I'm not a soldier, I don't have authority on the matter )
@@samd6778 You can literally look up the countries that recognize it as an independent state and the countries that approve of a two state solution. Interesting
@@TheTGRproductionsfunny seeing as Israel is the only legally acknowledged country by the majority of the world. Go take a nap there goebels you might remember things beter afterwards
@user-lb3zf2vc3kthey never occupied shit bro, they were attacked for literally just chilling there by egypt, iran and other countries, hut they won the war. Imagine loosing to a government which just got fucking annihilated in europe and has literally no weapons whatsoever, just because your monkey brain too small
@user-lb3zf2vc3kwell…firstly, since the hospital thing is controversial I won’t say anything bout that, but let’s just say while Israel is actively attacking citizens, if Hamas had been wining against Israel, guess what would happen to Israelis citizens (who on a completely unrelated month also hate their leader)
Correction about brazil main battle rifle, the old service rifle was not the md97, it was the Parafal, a FN FAL variant with foldable stock, in 7.62 cal. The md97 was a 5.56 cal atempt to change the service weapon of brazilian forces but never got acepted by the brazilian armed forces, but in 2012 the IA2 was developed in 2 versions,one in 5.56 and the other in 7.62 , equiping both military forces (7.62 version) and police (5.56).
The Brazilian army uses both IA2... the 7.62 and 5.56. Mainly the 5.56.
@@henry2475,56 just for armored veicle, and 7,62 for jungle and infatry soldiers, but here have much fn fal in all city Ia2 is more used in the police 5,56 and 7,62
@@Raptuxlobo The 5.56 is the regular one now and the 7.62 as you said for jungle warfare..
0:01 France ( Famas F1, H&K 416)
0:05 Israel ( colt M4, IWI tavor)
0:09 Palestine ( AK-47)
0:12 Chile ( SG 540, Galil ACE)
0:17 Ukraine ( AK-74, AKSU)
0:21 Poland ( FB beryl, MSBS crot C)
0:25 Vietnam ( STV 380)
0:28 Austria ( steyr AUG)
0:31 South Korea ( Daewoo k2, Daewoo K2C1)
0:35 China ( QBZ 95, QBZ 191)
0:39 Hungary ( AK-63, CZ BREN 2)
0:43 United Kingdom ( SA80( L85))
0:46 India ( INSAS, AK-203)
0:50 Pakistan ( AK-56, H&K G3)
0:54 Taiwan ( T91)
0:57 Czech Republic ( CZ BREN 2, CZ 805 BREN)
1:02 Spain ( H&K 36)
1:04 Colombia ( Galil ARM, galil ACE)
1:08 Saudi Arabia ( AK-103, H&K G3)
1:13 Canada ( colt C7)
1:16 Germany ( H&K G36, H&K 416)
1:20 Switzerland ( SIG SG550)
1:24 Kazakhstan ( AK-74)
1:25 Serbia ( Zastava M21, Zastava M70)
1:30 South Africa ( Vector R4)
1:32 Philippines ( colt M16, Remington R4)
1:37 Australia ( EF-88 Austreyr)
1:39 Croatia ( VHS)
1:42 USA ( colt M4, SIG XM7)
1:46 Belarus ( AK-74)
1:49 Iran ( AKM, H&K G3)
1:53 Belgium ( FN SCAR)
1:56 Mexico ( FX -05 Xiuthcoatl)
1:59 Turkey ( MPT-55, MPT-76)
2:03 Sweden ( AK 5C)
2:06 Indonesia ( Pindad SS1, Pindad SS2)
2:10 Romania ( PA md.86)
2:12 Italy ( Beretta AR70/90, Beretta ARX160)
2:17 Finland ( valmet RK 62)
2:19 Japan ( Howa type 89, Howa type 20)
2:24 Russian ( AK-74m, AK-12)
2:28 Argentina ( FN FAL)
2:31 Greece ( FN FAL, H&K G3)
2:35 Malaysia ( colt M4)
2:38 Slovakia ( VZ 58, CZ 805 BREN)
2:42 Brasil ( Imbel MD97 FAL, Imbel IA2)
2:47 Bangladesh ( AK-56)
2:49 Netherlands ( Diemaco C7, H&K 416)
2:54 Iraq ( colt M16)
2:56 Thailand ( cold M16, IWI tavor)
no it STV-380 not SVT-380
Bulgaria is missing... It's is a NATO member...
@@AndyTran-j7zsvt bruh you gunsmither issue kid
Netherlands is c7nld or c8nld for regular infantry, hk416 only for special forces
There is no palestine
It's nice to see the G3 and FAL are still floating around.
You just can't beat battle rifle perfection.
20 round n heavy as fuck piece of metal shit can't be battle rifle perfection. AK is eternal -- cheap, easy to use and incredibly reliable. AK is battle rifle perfection. No discuss.
@@romandojyan9406AK is an assault rifle, not a battle rifle
@@megustaelmate5499oh sorry. didn't know bout it. in my country we don't use such term. thanks for info
The Turkish MPT-76 is worldwide the only and one riffle, which passed all (!!) NATO-Tests successfully!
I was 3rd artillery sergeant in the Brazilian army, I served a lot with the FN FAL 7.62 x 51mm. One thing I agree with, it is too heavy! But it is a very effective battle rifle, resistant to humidity and dirt typical of most Brazilian biomes, and the power of the 7.62 x 51mm caliber is unparalleled, much greater than that of the AK-47 that uses the 7.62 x 39mm. The Brazilian army is already in the process of concluding the replacement of all FN FAL with the new Imbel IA2 model, which has already been extensively tested by the army's technical test field and by several units in practice. Although part of the FN FAL will be stored in the arsenals in case of need.
A little detail here
The HK416 that France is currently using is the HK416F
While the one that Germany use is the HK416A8, designated as G95A1 by Bundeswehr
Thanks for the details
The g95a1 isn't used by the German army yet. But in 2 or 3 years
It is not yet used by the whole army and every troop type as an ardnance weapon, that's right. But it is already used by the KSK or the Kampfschwimmer so in fact, it is part of the army @@NickSap.
the bundeswehr (german army) barely uses the hk416, only the sf forces use this weapon. the current standard rilfe ist still the g36
@@horstfrogo3721 my bad, it was their future program, they’re planned to replace g36a3 with g95a1 (hk416a8) somewhere after 2025
You forgot Antarctica, they still using Mauser K98 clones 😂😂
@fishersofmen4727 Yes the great proud nation of Antarctica I'm a proud patriotic citizen there. 🥹
What? How would a neutral zone with no military have a service rifle?
@@cataclysm7256it's a joke, referring to secret nazi bases in Antarctica
@@cataclysm7256 theres a military alright. just under.
Lots of wrong information :D :D :D
Tons of wrong info
95% accurate information
@@dataillusion not even 95%
@AKZP87 94.9%
@@dataillusionFor instance Finland has two Rk's in full service, the Rk-62 for the less important troops and the Rk-95 Tp for RDF and other priority forces.
Where's the Rk-95 Tp on your video hmmmmmmmmmm? And it's been issued for the troops since 1997 if I recall correctly, so don't try to claim the information was too new.
It is so appropriate that the British SA80 has its magazine missing
Lmao
@NextGenStudentUC no since this is an A3. the A1 was quickly retired after its first real combat use. all exising modles where either upgraded to the much better A2, which i have had the plessure of using, or turned into laser tag style weapons to be used in training ranges, which i have also had the pleasure to use on blanford camp. the varient you see for the video is the further upgraded A3 which is an extremely new weapons system. alot of the hate for the SA80-A1 is definatly deserved, but all subsequent varients are pretty solid machines aside from the regular issues that come with handing firearms. it is definatly a down grade from the L1A1 from what i have heard from people who got to use both during their service. lots of people don't do much reaserch into the more moddern and wider used used varients of the SA80 and only hate it from its entirely discontinued ugly yonger brother. so basicaly alot of the hate literaly does not apply to the A2 and all other varients after it (alough i do think the A3 looks ugly, but that might have just come about by using the A2). on a peronal note though i think alot more hate needs to go to british government officials, which are the main reason that the monstrosity that is the A1, ever existed as well as a plethera of corruption when it comes to decisions made about our military. a lot of money has been taken away from the british army and we are now left unable to defend ourselves against most threats, without the intervention of other countries. we may have the best soldiers and weapons upgraded to be the best that fire the 5.56 ammo, but we dont have enough of either. so unless their is more military funding, then we wont make any signifigant impact on countries like china or russia if they become hostile towards us. espescialy, after the little fiasco we had recently when it surfaced that we sent soldiers to ukraine, the chance that russia atemps to attack mainland britain is even higher.
yes the A1 was a terrible weapons system, made by questionable desisions, but don't let that hate seep to the later versions of the SA80. they are sctually pretty decent. the main point to take away from this is do your reasearch man. don't just follow the herd, and actualy start meaningful descusions about modern issues.
NO, IT IS NOT.
@@jonathanguppy7663 A LOT OF TEXT.jpg
@@精神病性うつ病 Most Brit SIR are stil the L85A/2, being slowly phased out by the A/3
1:21 wrong picture for the SIG550. Thats the 553SB with Suppressor. The SIG550 or STGW90 is a 20“ Rifle with a Diopter Rear sight.
Greece with the FAL and G3: "We ONLY use 7.62 NATO here buddy. Deal with it!"
I'm gonna say it the Sig has not replaced the M4A1 if I was to search the main battle rifle of the U.S army it would
say M4A1
the US has ordered 200,000 units of the SIG to replace the M4A1
@@dataillusiondon't mean squat we use M4s
“That's a damn gimmick, sonny!” ahh comment
M4 is a dated piece of shit using the inferior 556 cartridge, get in with the new grandpa .277 Fury and the XM7 is the future!
@@KromeraxPrime based
as a french , i start to miss the Famas , as a unique-looking rifle, replaced by another german clone of the M4. yet it seems to me Famas are still seen during ceremonies like the 14th july. the problem is that in my country people are not capable to use money wisely to avoid the crisis
HK416 is not "another german clone of the M4", It's the peak performance of AR platform. There is a reason most of NATO countries have it in some capacity.
While bullpups have garbage ergo, you can’t easily switch to your non-dominant hand without getting a face full of brass and the trigger pull is almost always dog shit.
shame you guys didnt pick vhs2 since whole army was on bullpop's for ages
Baguette is talking about clones? Thats funny to me XD
@@friendlyreptile9931 what are you talking about?
Ehh… what in the world do you mean, you ever heard the saying « the French nobody and nobody copies the French? »
84% of the Brazilian army fleet is already equipped with the IMBEL IA2. The m92 is actually the [old] FN PARAFAL, also made by IMBEL.
The 7.62mm M964A1 rifle, the ParaFAL, is an adapted Brazilian version of the M964 rifle with a folding stock and meets all technical and operational requirements established by the Brazilian Army. Due to its reduced dimensions and weight, the weapon is ideal for special military and police troops. Due to its high precision, weight and cadence, the PARAFAL was acquired by the Military Police of several Brazilian states, such as Rio de Janeiro.
Brazil's main rifle is actually the M964 (FAL) and the IA2. MD97 was never actually used by the armed forces, only by the police
The MD97 is a modified FN FAL its almost the same
As a soldier, I say that the M964 is the same thing as the FN-Fal, since it is the FN-Fal made under license from FN Herstal
@@dataillusionthe plataform of MD-97 is based on FN FAL (Imbel FAL M964 in Brazil), but they are two different rifles with different calliber. That’s not the same, even IA2 is based on FAL plataform and they are completely different like the example of MD-97. For an equal comparison, the Belgic FN FAL is pratically the same as Brazilian Imbel FAL model M964.
Na verdade o IA2 está em uso sim no exército, aqui no BIL de Campinas está em uso pelo exército.
2:43 e Esse IA2 No Fundo Tá Parecendo Igual o FN Scar-l/Scar-h
🇲🇽 Fx-05 Xiuhcoatl 😎🤙
Si Le Sabes👍
La Serpiente de Fuego
IA2🇧🇷>>>>
THE RUDE MEXICAN COPY🇲🇽 of the German HK G36 Assault Rifle🇩🇪
Ahuevo
lol the M4a1 is still very much in service and not going anywhere anytime soon
lol thats how it works. its gonna be expensive to just snap your finger and expect that every military branch use SIG. look at Korean and Vietnam war, some of the soldiers still used WW2 guns like the M1 carbine, and M1 Garand.
SIG 550 and MPT76 are juicy af
That's not a 550 though, its a pimped 553 which is not the standard issued Rifle. The 550 is longer. This Video Contains so many wrong Info
and the best part, every swiss citizen can keep their service rifle (sig550) (or pistol (sig p220/glock 17) depending on the function) after finishing their service
0:25 It's "STV", which stands for "Sung Truong Viet (Vietnamese Rifle), not "SVT" LOL. Nice video, keep it up.
Thanks for the correction, gonna keep it up
It really put me in a stupor. I thought, when did Tokarev manage to make some kind of AK-like rifle for Vietnam in the 21st century? And why is it semi-automatic?(SVT - Tokarev semi-auto rifle)
@@Leantenant The STV series is a combination of Galil ACE and AK series. Previously, Vietnam bought a number of Galil ACE rifles, but our soldiers were right-handed and were used to older AKs. So Vietnam bought a Galil gun production line and changed the design to suit soldiers
@@justducky196 Well, Galil is a copy of ak. So in the end it's a copy of a copy that tried to be similar to the original. Interesting. Thanks for info.
❤hello bro nice video thanks
Thank you too my bro
turkeys got some sleek looking rifles
i assure you that not only sleek 😅
**TURKEY MOMENT, TURKISH MOMENT🇹🇷**
Türkiye has mainly weapons from Sarsılmaz
SAR56 for example
south africa "sir do you want power or magazine size? (every person from south Africa) "how about lets put 1000 bullets in a Galil then decrease all the power"
2:44 in the real, here in Brasil is the FN FAL and not the MD97, summarizing the MD97 was not considered qualified by the military forces so they rejected, later the IA2 "born" and they accepted. The IA has 762 and 556 caliber
Lots of wrong information
How many ak guns are there
@@worldbiggestfan1 Why you asking?
Some ask were gifted to them by Russia so not wrong
The Vietnamese got a tech package from Israel to develope the STV rifle family, it's basically a Galil Ace but De-aced. The dust cover also works as a fire-selector, the ambidextrous thumb selected was removed. Oh, and it was designed to use standard Kalashnikov's magazines.
STV*
Вьетнам использует АКМ и АК74, модернизированные с добавлением деталей galil ace. Они пришли к выводу что нет смысла менять советские калаши на израильские.
I like how most of them are ak derived weapons
not really most are piston but that doesnt make them derived
@@stinkbug1 - That and the fact they're cheap and still really reliable.
more like AR derived
Also FNC derived rifles
AR 50%
AK 30%
FNC 20%
About Brazil: MD97 was never adopted, lol. It was just a prototype.
The correct timeline is M964 (FAL clone) > M964A1 (Foldable stock FAL with shorter barrel) > IA2 (indigenous design)
Brazil use Imbel but most part of our forces still uses the FAL
AKA Australian SLR
@@Alladin-n5j yep! In our forest biome, the FAL is far superior in every aspect, it remains functional even in mud and dirt and the 7.62 caliber is perfect and heavy enough not to suffer trajectory variations when colliding with vegetation.
Damn nice, how about "MBT of each country" ? I'm looking forward to it
MBT? What does it mean
@@dataillusion uhmn... You really don't know, or you were just joking 😂 "Main Battle Tank" Wikipedia for more details
That video would just basically be like M1 Abrams, Challenger, Ariete and a shit ton of Leopards and T-72s of various models. I'd wanna see IFV of each country
1:21 doesn’t get more beautiful than this
The gun on the picture is a sig 552 or 553 not a 550
brazil used and still have in a lot of the military de FAL, FN FAL and also IMBEL FAL
"Main military rifle", main Brazil's military rifle nowadays is the IA2, they changed the Fal versions (parafal) to IA2
2:30 we have a modernized version of the FN Fal, it's called Famca
So just sa58?
@@baconflakes3345 I don't think we have the Sa-58
@@baconflakes3345 And it's not a Sa-58, as i said, it's a modernized version of the Fn Fal
@@not_newbie7020Not that much difference between FAMCA and SA-58
@@megustaelmate5499 Well it kind of is
Finland has gotten 2 new rifles since 1962.
Funny thing for Thailand is that while their standard issues are M16 and Tarvor. There are various of weapon used by many branches and division. For instance, Boarder Patrols are using AKs, cuz AKs are easy to find and maintain around the boarder (they can get those AKs in a cheap price from boardering countries.). There are also various guns from various places ranging from US, EU, RU, and even to CN, and this is just small arms!
Thanks for more info
why they would use M16? i though they use HK33
@@daegnaxqelil2733 HK33 (or Type 11 by Royal Thai Army) is there also, but they're retired already. Those rifles are only seen used by Army Reserve Force Students now.
@@pongsapakseansaman4055 it's ridiculous , what a waste
In switzerland only special forces use the Sig 550. The Infantry has the long version, just called Stg 90.
Thank you
AK 12 , AK 103 ❤❤❤❤
As Indonesian, SS1 did became standard rifle for Tentara Nasional Indonesia (Indonesian National Armed Forces) in 1991, but the weapon been replaced by SS2 as a standard rifle. SS1 currently (if im not wrong) used by Indonesian Special Forces and Police. 2:09
MPT 76 - MPT 55 🇹🇷
Let's not forget the 1891 Mosin-Nagant for Russia. Still in service today
You're right
Ok, and? Ukraine too use this rifle. It's powerful rifle that can penertrate light ifv
@@ThedodgerKharkiv not just powerful but very accurate too even with Irons.
Сразу вспоминается: Дайте нам байрактар, победим русских! Дайте, хаймарс! Дайте Джавелин! Дайте Леопарды! Дайте Абрамсы! Дайте F16! Но Россия, воюя палками-копалками 19 века, продвигаются вперёд 😂
First grot rifle in poland army start service in 2018
Yeah but these gort's are considered as a preproduction test
Tsk tsk tsk, Singapore keeps getting missed out, so I'm gonna put it here;
M16
In service: 1967
SAR21:
In Service: 1999
Thank you
Türkiye' main battle rifles are mpt76 and kcr762.
Main assault rifles are mpt 55, kcr556 and sar56. All are national turkish rifles.
You know what Palestine is not nor has ever been? A country.
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@@gyrum310 Terrorist
Yes, palestine is a country, until israhell and it's supporters come.
@@gyrum310Imagine being so hateful of Jewish people you censor the word "Israel."
The four pillars of military around the world are : FN-FAL, AK 47, G3, and the M16.
0:55 -10000 social credit
Nice to see Argentina still usign an old classic. I think it is the oldest weapon on the list.
they also use the Fara 83 in Argentina
@@leonardoorellano6652 FARA 83 is irrelevant in the argentine army, the project was canceled and only a thousand of them still existing
0:20 picture of AKS-74 below where it says AK-74.
Yes, Kazakhstan uses the AKM-74, BUT Kazakhstan has adopted the Beretta ARX-160!
But you won’t find this information on the Internet BUT KAZAKHSTAN has adopted it!
YOU CAN UPDATE AFGHANISTAN: THE BIDEN AIRLIFT UPGRADED THEM TO M4 AND M16A4
Upgrade received
0:56 Taiwanese copyright of the original M4A1 💀💀💀 because of the magazine trigger action and the grip conjoined as wells as the carry handle and stock looking familiar 💀💀💀💀💀💀
Brazils rifles are currently the FN FAL and the IA2
Realmente depende do lugar, mas o mais comum é esse.
1:02 Spain It is replacing the G36 with the HK-416 "Mariana Infantry" and several elite units (BRIMAR, FGNE, MOE...) are already using it as a main weapon since at least 2020.
"Mariana Infantry" 😭😭 they're called "Infantería de Marina", translation for Naval Infantry 👌
@@TheSpanishGhost in fact it translates as "marine infantry"...but blame the google translator (AI) who has "hallucinations"
@@skorpio404Use DeepL, it’s more accurate.
Thailand also use the M4A1 Carbine
How many freakin AK variants are there? JESUS
0:18 malyuk where?
No Ireland?
Interesting video, thx
Btw I like how FN FAL's looking
Thanks
Man some of these countries have some pretty neat looking rifles that I wish were sold on the US market.
Which ones?
You might not be missing out on much in some cases.
F.ex. i think our imported CZ Bren 2-s look great but i've heard and seen them performing like shit.
You're better off with a Scar (looks the same anyway)and i honestly wish we would go back to using AK pattern AR-s, something like the AKM. (while also manufacturing our own, like the Lynx which is cool)
The Austeyr and Tavor are really unique looking though.
IMBEL, indústria bélica brasileira desde 75' produzindo armas totalmente nacional💚💛💙🇧🇷
Look good, but Palestine is not state still…
And never will be. A parking lot is not a country. 😂
@@reiniergarcia 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@reiniergarcia @SB-gu9jn come fight me
1:45 don’t know us was making a new standard issue rifle
UK's service rifle has been the KS-1 for almost 7 months now the L86 (sa80) has been replaced after 20+ years, the L86 is still in basic use while being replaced with the KS-1 rifles ofcs as not every unit has them yet mainly the marines and most infantry regiments
That’s not accurate. KS1 is for Rangers, RM and SF. Bulk of infantry are using L85A3 until Project Grayburn finds a replacement. Project Hunter was awarded to KS1 but it’s not for regular army.
May I add Portugal, Army SIR = FN SCAR L STD since 2019 replacing the oldest G3 A/3 and A/4; Navy: G3 A3/A4, Marines H&K 416A5 since 2024, replacing the G3 A3/A4; Air Force Land Component H&K G36, many being phased out with the CZ BREN 2 and 3 since 2020 - Some G3 A/3 A/4, mostly for instruction and ceremonial use, it's not battle projected; very limited use of H&K 416A/5 by JATCs. (battle rifles: FN SCAR H STD, FN SCAR H-PR, H&K 417A2 and H&K G-28E, very limited use in service H&K G-3 Spuhr Kit upgraded - G3A/3 and A/4 are being sent to war reserves or used in instruction)
Good
Gee, he knows how to look at Wikipedia...and repeat incorrect or outdated information.
Update for Germany:
Armed forces: G95 (HK416 A8)
Special forces: G39 (HK437)
Special forces like KSK and others are still using H&K 416A5 (G-38) and 416A7 (G-95K) mostly. For CQC they're adopting the HK-437 (G-39) in .300 BLK instead of the 5.56x45mm (or lesser number of the H&k 417A2 - HK-27K - in 7.62x51mm ammo)
Main rifle gun of Vietnam is ak47 too. Vietnam still have a million of ak47 .
Actually.. Would be SKS. AKM being the main weapon of Vietnam is myth
Its used in some place, but its not the main rifle
Việt Nam giờ trang bị đại trà đang là AK47 chung với AKM/AKMS cho tất cả các quân chủng và riêng AKS, Micro Uzi cho đặc công. STV đang được biên chế đầu tiên cho các đơn vị chủ lực cấp quân đoàn. AK47 giờ lưu kho kha khá vì hết date, chỉ để huấn luyện hoặc đưa về làm giáo dục quốc phòng cho học sinh, sinh viên rồi.
@@halfsixk35 cam on
Colombia's phasing out the ACE for the Galil Cordova since 2015
Basically half AK half HK 😂😂😂
the guy posted a photo of the IA-2 prototype, not the final version :(
It was the only one i had
AK 47 is best gun
Mossberg 500
@@NorthKorean_dictatorship Wtf where are you from?
@@Darkboy153-j4i should be obvious
Best gun for terrorists
Still The AK is better
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Indian army uses both INSAS and AKM as it's main rifle. But now they're being replaced with AK 203 but it's production hasn't started yet. INSAS turned out to be a bad and completely unreliable weapon that's why indian troops use only AKM in most forward areas.
The cracking of its polymer magazine and the jamming issues made it unreliable.
Don’t forget SIG716 rifles India procured.
Used to train with the SLR(fal) but never got to use it. Then went to N.I and Sierra Leone with the SA80 and hated it.
@@michaelkennedy8573 The fal is better than the SA80 ?
@@dataillusion pros and cons to both, but we just as a whole didn’t trust the SA-80, i never fired either in anger thankfully.
@@michaelkennedy8573 Meaning the SA-80 is less reliable compared to the FAL
lmao imagine the AK-12 being russias's main military rifle. they can't afford to put it to use
Still in progress
I've been living with him for almost two years now. If you didn 't know , but this year the supply contract has already been fulfilled , the third modification of the ak12 has already been released
@@Fr4NCL1n yeah and the t14s are being deployed too, right?
@@e.m.8184 What does a tank and a machine gun have to do with it? if it calms you down, I personally saw the t14 from 20 meters when I was training at the training ground and it drives
@@Fr4NCL1n it's a tank ain't it? it better fucking drive. would be even better if it was actually deployed, huh?
Mpt-76 🇹🇷
😂
@@mansuur.2008⌨️🥚🫵🏻
AK-100's family is quite familiar among SEA country due to their durability. 🇮🇩 Indonesian Police's Mobile Brigade Corps use AK-101 and Ak-102, AK-102 also being use by 🇲🇾 Royal Malaysian Navy's PASKAL and 🇹🇭 Thailand's Volunteer Defense Corps alongside AK-104. 🇻🇳 Vietnam's Police Special Forced used AK-105. Some military unit of 🇲🇲 Myanmar and 🇰🇭 Cambodia use Chinese copy of AK-101 produced by Norinco as AK-2000.
To all the people bitching in the comments please make your own video with the "right" info...and keep the comments to that vid turned on.
Lol
Real 😂
HK416 us a masterpiece. Created in 2004 but can compare to the SIG XM7 made almost 20 years later
some other things to say , they get wrong at some parts
it seems to me that Ukranians soldiers use the Malyuk , which is a bullpup rifle , and i also learned they use also local copies of Galil rifles but it must depends of the branches , whether it is regular soldiers or special elite forces
i also know that Thai armed forces mainly use a local version of the HK 33 or 53 rifle than AR15s
Malyuk isn't using at Ukrainian AF as service rifle, it's a rifle of special army units(for example US SCAR mk.17 and Russian AS VAL)
About Ukrainian Galil clones, their SpecOps using local copies of IMI Tavor(Fort 221 and 224) and one of Galil modification on 7.62*51 NATO uses as marksman rifle
@@ДмитрийФролов-я4е so i was more or less right about such rifles used in the Ukrainian armed branches
Ukraine have lots of different rifles atm. I would say AK74 and AK74M are primary but you can encounter anything at the moment
there is also an ukrainian bullpup variant of the AK74 , the Vepr, i wonder who use it in the ukraine army
1:56 the H&K G3 rifle was used before than Fx-05 Xiuhcoatl rifle
the Australian main firearm is actually called the F90
There's variants
Go www.army.gov.au/equipment/small-arms all firearms are listed there
The f90 (as I am currently aware of) is a variant of the f88 or ef88 (which ever one it is) for export
Good answer
Hk416❤ a gun that never jam~ yo can abuse it buried it on sand or mud or water and still can fire!
It could have moved a little faster!
@@Law-Files faster? or slower
@@dataillusion slower
palestine is not a country, hamas not a military
Palestine is a country, but hamas is not a military.
@@BennettGasson The US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Japan, most of Europe, most of the western world doesn't recognize Palestine as a country
🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸الله اكبر
Rifle balls
colombia uses gaylil
They use the Galil AR without the adaptation of the bipod and other types of ammunition.
Palestine is a region located in the middle east, it is and was never a country
Ok, dummy 😂
Свободу Палестине
Philippines: The newest Battle Rifle our country has are T4 Taurus, modeled after M4s and manufactured from Brazil. There are also R4 Variations of the Taurus.
Not used in wide range
@@dataillusion Yes, the M4 is still there, but officially the new battle rifle is the T4 Taurus.
Love that Serbia uses the Zastava platforms 👌 Best guns ever made !
- Israel already had the Tavor TAR-21 since 2002. The model you shown is the X95 which, yes, entered service in 2009 which only saw widespread use in 2011-12 but the Tavor itself was way earlier than that.
- The Grot C has already been in service with the Polish military since 2018, not 2023. If it was 2023 then these rifles would NOT be seen in 2022 in Ukraine
- The South Korean Daewoo K2C1's date was also wrong as the gun only entered production in 2016.
- The Malaysian military doesn't just use the M4 Carbine as their standard but somehow, the Styer AUG is also used by them to supplement the M4 Carbine for other units and used side by side with the M4 Carbine.
Correction of palestinian main battle rifle:
Palestine isnt a country first of all
Their rifles are just any they can find.
Video title says rifle of each country, actual video: just about 50 countries....
apesar das falhas, o IA2 é um belo de um fuzil (principalmente pra quem é canhoto)
Its operated on the left side i guess
@@dataillusion Brazilian soldiers operate it on the right side by default, some even complains that sometimes the bolt gets stuck in the vest and discharges some ammo 😅, but that was more common to hear when the rifle first came, they probably have created techniques to avoid that these days ( I say they because I'm not a soldier, I don't have authority on the matter )
That is a minor issue, glad they found a way to solve it, cause the IA2 is a great gun
What kinda list is this!?
lol “Palestine” 😂😂
Ikr! Wth is a Palestine xd
@@Pr0x4z an independent state
@@Mythos58Fear I wonder why it isn’t recognized as one by any governing body then? Interesting
@@samd6778 You can literally look up the countries that recognize it as an independent state and the countries that approve of a two state solution. Interesting
@@Mythos58Fear oh I don’t care lol the UN doesn’t recognize it so it doesn’t really matter who does
🇵🇸AK-47?🇷🇺:Then I'll go?
“Palestine” is not a country
Neither is Israel
@@TheTGRproductionsfunny seeing as Israel is the only legally acknowledged country by the majority of the world. Go take a nap there goebels you might remember things beter afterwards
And you you are à coward Palestine is a country despite zionist propaganda
Yo mamas are a country. 😂
And don’t deserve to be one
Being a Bangladeshi citizen i know its current service rifel is BD -08 a modern modified form of ak -56!
Damn can you slow it down a little?
palestine doesn't exist ffs.
@user-lb3zf2vc3kYou do understand both sides are evil, right?
@user-lb3zf2vc3k You're both evil. That whole side of the world is backwards.
@user-lb3zf2vc3kthey never occupied shit bro, they were attacked for literally just chilling there by egypt, iran and other countries, hut they won the war. Imagine loosing to a government which just got fucking annihilated in europe and has literally no weapons whatsoever, just because your monkey brain too small
@user-lb3zf2vc3kwell…firstly, since the hospital thing is controversial I won’t say anything bout that, but let’s just say while Israel is actively attacking citizens, if Hamas had been wining against Israel, guess what would happen to Israelis citizens (who on a completely unrelated month also hate their leader)
@user-lb3zf2vc3k I support neither side