M1A Range Firing 🇺🇸😎
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- M1A at the range 🇺🇸😁
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The M1A is based off of the same design of the M14 that the U.S. Military used during the Vietnam War. It’s a great rifle for any military enthusiast to have in his or her collection 🍻😎
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This one in the video is fitted with a U.S. military issue M14 stock
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I can hear the Marine drill instructor yelling “ get that elbow up”!!! 😂
Elbow up?! Interesting, when did you go to boot camp? Things have surely changed, tactics and techniques. Now they yell at you to put your elbow down.
@@BattlefieldCurator back during Vietnam war. My dad went to boot in 1965 and that’s what he used to tell me 🤷🏼♂️. I didn’t mean it as some kind of criticism I was just being humorous. But he had a expert metal on his uniform so I assumed he was being serious. I’m open to correction
@@JohnnyRebKy ah ok, I was just surprised/ curious. That means that it might be in an old manual somewhere, marksmanship manual or something. I went to basic in 2007, they yell at you to keep your elbows down because it exposed you to the enemy more. That, and when you stand and fire, you’re chest is supposed to be facing the enemy so if you get hit, your plates and body armor take the hit. If you stand sideways, then your armpit and sides may take the hit. Realistically, you’d want to fire from cover. Anyways, so I think I may try and find a manual or something or figure out when they changed it from elbows up to elbows down, or if that was in the manual.
@@JohnnyRebKy the old school marksmanship method was much more focused on what would be considered "traditional" precision shooting today. So it prioritized precision accuracy on individual shots, rather than effective accuracy and recoil mitigation to deliver multiple impacts on the target or target area.
Tactics have changed pretty significantly since then. Much of how we teach effective combat marksmanship today has been transitioning to the aforementioned, because much of combat now occurs and will continue to occur within tight, confined spaces. So, the ability to mitigate and manage recoil while shooting continuously on target is crucial in modern warfare, much more so than more traditional precision marksmanship used to be.
@BattlefieldCurator with the older traditional style stocks you're supposed to lift your elbow what's called "chicken winging" so that it creates a deeper pocket in your shoulder for the butt of the rifle. It lessens the recoil and steadies the rifle a bit more.
That looks like an M14.. when I was in the Marine Corps we trained with m14s and M16s as they were being brought online..
Yes, it is similar to an M14 except the M1A is a commercial production and does not have a select fire switch. I spoke with a rep at Springfield this week and the M1A has had a lot of traction within the last few years.
@@BattlefieldCurator thanks for that clarification, sir.. I live in California, so I'll probably never own one.. if I did I would probably lose it like I did my other stuff when the boat sank
@@whodhavethoughtit3784 post Bruen, I think the state Assault Weapons Bans are DOA
The M1A is spec for spec an M14. It just doesn't have full auto.
@@whodhavethoughtit3784 we can own an M1A in CA, it’ll have a modification to give it non removable magazines but you still have the ability to use stripper clip reloads with this rifle.
sounds like freedom to me.
Yes!!! 😎🇺🇸
catfish camaros are so fucking fun but they’re like deviled eggs, you love em, or you hate em.
That's the gun for Bigfoot 👍
Want me a Springfield Armory Scout. The Socom has way too much going on, looks cluttered.
Yea I fired a SOCOM… it looks cool but man its bit too much
Thats a serious weapon. It'll tear you a new asshole up to 1,000 yards with a 168 gr. Hpbt round.
God I wanna shoot an M14/M1A one day. My favorite gun.
They are great… if you get a chance to go to a machine gun shoot event near you, they might have a full auto M14 you can shoot
@@BattlefieldCurator My dad has an M1A. I hope I get to see it again.
Me too, but hard to achieve around London 🇬🇧
@@lordmountbatten154 Ah, I sorry to hear that man.
@@lordmountbatten154yeah but I bet you have a cool sword or something since thats kinda your guy's primary legal weapon. If you want to you should visit the states, immigration is pretty easy right now, if you became a citizen we could use your voting power assuming you wanna own your m14 in the state you live. Plus the ladies are pretty and the food is good👌
Arma fantástica
Yes 😎
Great platform.....
A tried and true American icon. Uncle Sam approved.
Can’t be the only one that wants to see a m1A in 30-06
The mag would have to be bigger
7.62 works just fine
Wouldn't that be a BAR?
That would be a Browning automatic rifle no semi-auto.The B.A.R. had two settings 300rpm@450rpm - 500rpm@650 rpm no semi. And weight was 19.4lbs. Clyde Borrows favorite weapon. (30.06)
I think this offends lefty Red Coats.
Why can’t I watch just one god damn gun video without some trump trailer trash making a 40 year old comment.
No fire selector = M1A
Not always. There were M14's issued as semi auto only. But that one is a M1A
@@rslover65 the two are physically the same. The receiver, the barrels .etc. the M1A just doesn't have full auto.
The m14 later issue had the fire selector welded. The m1a had no selecter at all. I am fortunate and have both. Beautiful rifles and accurate with the correct load.
Control it man
Looks like a National Match!!
Great firearm
It will forever be m14
Nice antenna
Now that's a rifle.......😊
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Classic
M-14??
M1a....semiautomatic civilian version
beautiful gun
.308 Winchester = God's caliber
M14 my friend!
My Ranch Rifle.
Snake Killer
Nice! 😁
Is that a national match
Yes, it’s a National match with a Stainless Steel Barrel
I have a pellet gun of the m14
Nobody uses the sling like it was designed for?🤷🏻♂️
My first reaction .. Why is he not using his sling to support his firing ...
To carry the gun on your shoulder? That's what it was designed for.
That’s a mama gun
can i use the 6.5 creedmoor in the m14 is it ok if i use the 308 in the same gun thanks for the good answer
No, only use 308
@@BattlefieldCurator thanks bro hmm if 308 chember it's okie to load 7.62x51nato rounds right?
No, Never use different calibers in the same gun unless you're 100% sure. And yes you can shoot 7.62x51 in any .308 chambered rifle, .308 has more pressure so if it's chambered in .308 then it can take 7.62x51
Dude learn how to use your sling when firing the M1A !!!
Boing
I just left a wet spot
This is Springfield M1A, horrible gun. Most of the assembly/receiver is CAST iron, so it's not very smooth to operate
I have two. They are smooth as butter.
@@pliskenx51mm83 facts brother💯💪🏾🎯
Wrong. You don't know what you're talking about.
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"CAST iron" LOL. What an absolute clown.
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Your sling is upside down
It came like that but I’ve since changed it