AK Shootin' in TNP

Published on May 10, 2018
Duration: 14:04

This video demonstrates rapid fire shooting techniques with a Galil Ace rifle, comparing the terminal ballistics of 5.45x39mm and .223 Remington ammunition against steel targets. It highlights the importance of proper stance for accuracy and the effects of sustained full-auto fire on weapon heat.

Quick Summary

This demonstration compares 5.45x39mm and .223 Remington ammunition fired from a Galil Ace rifle. The .223 Remington showed more significant target damage. The video also stresses the importance of a stable standing shooting position for accuracy during rapid fire and warns about extreme handguard heat from sustained full-auto use.

Chapters

  1. 00:26Caliber Comparison Intro
  2. 00:31.223 vs 5.45 Damage
  3. 00:37Steel Plate Test
  4. 00:46Standing Shooting Technique
  5. 01:07Galil Ace Firing
  6. 01:54Ammunition Grouping
  7. 02:01Hornady SST & Galil Ace
  8. 02:11Golden Bear Performance
  9. 02:41Maricade & Galil Ace
  10. 03:08Wicked Pattern
  11. 03:27Rapid Fire Strings
  12. 03:36Covering Fire Drill
  13. 03:45Next Station: Standing
  14. 03:55Kneeling & Coding
  15. 04:16Aerobic Activity Joke
  16. 04:27Love This Gun
  17. 04:35Sustained Firing
  18. 07:49Hot Handguard

Frequently Asked Questions

What ammunition types were compared in the Galil Ace shooting demonstration?

The video compares 5.45x39mm ammunition against .223 Remington ammunition. Specific loads mentioned include Hornady SST and Golden Bear for .223 Remington, highlighting differences in terminal ballistics and target impact.

What shooting technique is emphasized for accuracy during rapid fire?

The video emphasizes the importance of a stable standing shooting position for maintaining accuracy, especially during rapid fire sequences. The instructor notes that shooting from a standing position generally yields better results.

What are the potential risks of rapid fire with the Galil Ace?

Sustained rapid fire, particularly in full-auto, can cause the Galil Ace's handguard to become extremely hot, making it difficult to hold. This highlights the need for awareness of weapon heat management during intense shooting sessions.

How does .223 Remington compare to 5.45x39mm in this test?

In this specific test against steel targets, the .223 Remington ammunition demonstrated significantly more visible damage and 'thrashing' effect on the target compared to the 5.45x39mm ammunition.

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