Gunderdome the video!!!! See it here!!!!

[sovietak474u]

Cleaning those guns should be fun.

 

[protective measures]

All mags used were teflon coated USGI mags. Yes, the mags had 30 rds in them. The rounds were hanging up on the m4 feed ramps and the cases were actually denting.

Downloading by a round or two will help eliminate the "non-existent" problem that everyone denies until their theory hits reality on moderate stress range drills when they start having "clicks" & dropping mags. all over the deck.
I see it with high capacity pistols almost every single class.

I agree w/ Ken on the Magpul comment.
Just like w/ Glock mags. when you have metal on polymer the polymer self- lubricates ,so to speak, whereas the metal on metal has a tendency to bind as you found out firsthand.
Not saying it would have solved other problems but they do work better than the metal issue mags.

 

[NWSharpshooter]

Glock made curtain rods. Heckler and koch made sewing machines. Who knows more about machines with moving parts?

I like your sig line. Must be why the Glock only has 33 parts.

 

[NWSharpshooter]

uploading the 5 minutes of video of the AR crapping all over itself on the second test now.

 

[NWSharpshooter]

AR taking a dump

[video=youtube_share;SaGGavUuCG4]http://youtu.be/SaGGavUuCG4[/video]

 

[sovietak474u]

I like your sig line. Must be why the Glock only has 33 parts.

A curtain rod only has 2 parts. Just sticking to their roots

 

[NWSharpshooter]

A curtain rod only has 2 parts. Just sticking to their roots

Next time bring your HKs up. We will redo the test with a Glock and the HK of your picking.

 

[jsquared]

Sweet. Thanks for abusing your rifles for our amusement.

Great work by the way fellas. Very entertaining video. Love it and it was worth the wait. Well done fellas.

I have to say that I really like/ own both platforms & appreciate them for their respective strengths while being aware of their weaknesses.

Either one are way more durable & reliable than the contexts that most of the shooters on here will ever put them through.

I like the AK's ruggedness & caliber & I like the AR's accuracy & ergo's.

Two great tools regardless as decades of battle have proven all over the world.

All this!

Downloading by a round or two will help eliminate the "non-existent" problem that everyone denies until their theory hits reality on moderate stress range drills when they start having "clicks" & dropping mags. all over the deck.
I see it with high capacity pistols almost every single class.

I agree w/ Ken on the Magpul comment.
Just like w/ Glock mags. when you have metal on polymer the polymer self- lubricates ,so to speak, whereas the metal on metal has a tendency to bind as you found out firsthand.
Not saying it would have solved other problems but they do work better than the metal issue mags.

The "S" stands for "slap".

 

[sovietak474u]

Next time bring your HKs up. We will redo the test with a Glock and the HK of your picking.

Yeahhhhhh no! I could never throw dirt in my hks! I could not do that to any of my guns. I can't go without cleaning them after shooting much less tossing dirt in them.

 

[antihero13]

Great show guys, I'm kind of surprised by the AR doing that well, and more so by the willingness to try to F it up. Big props for big balls. I would like to see a pocket gun test (which if I remember a survey on here correctly, many, if not most of us on here are most likely to actually have to use). I might even be willing to put my Diamondback DB380 against any other similar .380 in the same or similar test. I rarely clean it, I kayak with it, lube it with WD40, motor oil, whatever. It just works. And it tears down and reassembles so easily.