M4 vs AK47; which is deadlier?
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2023
- The eternal question, the M4 vs the AK-47 / AKM. Today we strive to answer part of it.
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The hot table is clearly the deadliest because it is doing the most damage to the ballistics gel
😂😂😂
😂 I also noticed this suffering melting...
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Tables are dangerous! That is why Scott kills them before they can melt innocent people!
Ever hear melted ballistic gel gettin rolled around on a hot table and think man.... I should call her?
After close observation I noticed something. I think they would both be extremely painful and might even kill.
very insightful my friend
No, I’d bet they’d just bounce off.
Your bullet......
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It Will keeeel.
AK-47s are also able to fire underwater and full of sand. Some would claim that they also fire under sand and full of water, but that sounds like a western lie. Such conditions only exist while taking fire in the rain and within a foxhole/on the ground, a common thing for cowardly, NATO troops. Russians have no need of cover! The only time sand and water may approach a russian weapon is when our Babushka rises from the grave and pours vodka down our throats!
1.5m and no verification mark?
Come on youtube!
I love that you get a special forces AR vs a barebones AK. It feels like the literal definition of each gun lol
Modularity yeah
Ar is easier to mod in the US
@@samuelw4492 still better for modularity
@@squidy4082 yea like I said it’s easier to MOD in the US
The only thing that matters for this test is the barrel anyways
During my basic training I graduated my rifleman specialization with the AKM. What a lovely rifle! Very accurate up to 300m, but after that it becomes kinda difficult due to the recoil and slow round. However, it feels very good to shoot it, like you can tell it was made for war, not for piercing paper. After tranisition to 5,56 platform it felt like having a toy. It was much easier to handle the 5,56 when you are already good with the AKM.
Doesn't matter what it feels like. What matters is effectiveness. I can pit three rounds on target for every two rounds of 7.62. Plus 556 has bastly superior penetration. To say nothing of lethality past 300 yards being far, far superior
@@sterlingcampbell2116😂 please dont.
@@sterlingcampbell2116 If there is a disparity between cailbers then that just means your a bad shot lol
@@BlueSkooma you are right.
@@sterlingcampbell2116 both calibres are not really good past 300 yards, this rifles are not made to fight past 200-300 yards. I can hit with 7,62 as good as with 5.56, the max range if it comes to precision is a bit higher for 5.56 but in generell that would not matter in a fight because fights with assaultrifles are normally at max. ranges of 100-200 yards, most of the time under 100 yards, so the slightly higher range of the 5.56 does not really matter, except you are on the range and want a bit more range to shoot, but if you want that you are better of with a different calibre.
The 5.56 round that destroyed the head was because of the extended magazine that let's you shoot a 50 caliber clip per bullet and that Lazer makes sure you never miss.
Brandon said so
Wow you're right. If they made the gun out of wood that would have never happened.
The laser pre heats the body causing it to be more susceptible to ghost rounds massive damage.
Stay safe
Fortunately, no "shoulder thingy that goes up." Otherwise, super deadly.
GarandThumb actually dumped an entire 30 caliber clip in half a second.
Ignorance about firearms is the deadliest.
This is what the left specializes in.
@@zakwilliams6236 that “boomer” is right.
ACTS & PROVE my guy👍
Also this has been done a million times.. AK 74M vs M4 would've been a more accurate & closer comparison
In case my comment was shadowbanned, ignorance is what a certain political party specializes in.
I can’t wait to see tests at ranges 100-300 yds. If you guys can do ballistics dummies at that range it’d be epic.
That is where the differences will show. The m4 will probably do very poor however an A2 model with a 20" will do very good.
What is your definition of very poor? 62 grain tumbles better at those ranges. Still over 6-700 foot pounds at 300 which is twice as powerful as a 9mm at point blank
@@Lowiqpeoplethinktheyresmart Tumbling and fragmenting are two different things that have very different cavities and wound channels. The 62 grain out of a 16" has on average, 300fps less velocity than it's 20" counterpart. Since energy is a factor of velocity squared, the 20" delivers more punch, capable of fraging the projectile at 300 meters whereas the 16" is at its frag limits at just over 200. Most people have difficulty hitting targets beyond 200 so it's something true marksmen care about and not your average shooter.
@@sloppyfloppy79yeah not many people will ever have to worry about terminal ballistics at that distance. For one, not many people can make the shot, 2 if you’re sniping someone at that range with this small of a caliber.. not a smart or strategically sound move because your picking a fight with what is that moment, not a threat and that’s the only scenario you will conveniently get a torso size target to sit still outside of cover and 3 majority of gunfights over a much smaller distance than 300, getting hits is luck as targets are bobbing up and down peaking and shooting. You’re taking fire, so you’re concealed and barely popping up to take a shot and re cover yourself. You’re not looking at a stable target and focusing on fundamentals like people seem to think they would be, as if warfare is at all similar to their days at a flat range
@@Viking_367 You assume battlefield conditions from averages? I am in an area where I can see for over 30 miles in all directions. Very little cover and concealment. Out here in the Mojave Desert, it's not unusual to take shots at deer and antelope from 300-500 yards. Good luck getting closer.
Dummy: falls in half
Him: appears to be a pretty devastating wound
After watching this, it just confirms what I have always believed : I don't want to get hit with either round!
SCIENCE
Yeah at the end of the day it's all about setting up the situation so you're more likely to send your round into your enemy's body, while not receiving theirs. So many other factors determine that.
I would still rather get shot than stabbed
@@Christoph-sd3ziwhat if u got shot by a knife?
Even getting hit by a 22 is gonna take you off the playing board.
In my experience, neither are deadly, the only truly deadly caliber I have ever encountered was the 9mm, it had the power to blow the lung out of the body, meanwhile, the AK47 and M4A1 only inflict flesh wounds.
EDIT: Guys its just a stupid joke, your taking me way to seriously.
Don't forget the 50 caliber which can take out helicopters and jets.
And replace the FMJ with a softpoint 55gr bullet, and it will do the same. 9mm is anemic compared to even intermediate cartirdges for rifles..
But an AR-14 weighs as much as 9 moving boxes.
If you drop that on yo foot you gunna die!
@@kj3n569yes but that is a self inflicted wound via being a right wing nazi dog whistle. the 9mm weighs just about nothing and has the punch of a semi truck
Bowing the lungs out is but a flesh wound.
45 ACP does not just inflict flesh wounds, but destroys the soul, assuring that your enemies do not come back as undead.
Loving that 13:10-13:11 ThumbpScare, very much cool thank you.
happy i wasn’t the only one to notice
😂nah man what was that? seriously
@@chilly3125 The editor had a bad night of sleep ig
I noticed it to. Glitch in the matrix.
If I had to guess, it looks like he edited out a sponsored segment. Usually the unique sponsors are when he's inside like that jumpscare was.
What I really respect is that the M4 has been engineered to be good but the AKM simply *is* good within its designed parameters and considering the fact that it is in fact a 70 year old rifle I think that says something.
And to be fair, the M16A1 pattern also is quite good of itself and its drip is unmatched
You should note that the AR-15 design is now sixty years old and dates back to the AR-10 of 1957.
Nope, you’re wrong buddy, AKM and AK47 are different weapons. AKM is modified version of AK47, the modification was made in 60s. It was finished in 1969. And then AK74 comes out. The design isn’t so good and it has low durability. It jams a lot and doesnt protect from mud, dust, sand and other things. It was made to be a cheap weapon that would be mass produced.
@@lampredgo5440 tell that to the Arabs who were shooting with little to no problems
@@lampredgo5440 The AK-47 is the one that had poor performance in field tests, that's actually why the AKM was created, better performance, better ergonomics and easier mass production. The AK-47 was a bad rifle, the AKM is basically a better version of the STG 44 (I mean this because the STG 44 is still used to this day, proving its effectiveness) being used in basically every conflict since its creation
@@SergioGarcia-lu5yoyeah i’m Arab in Yemen and we use Ak47 no problem do not know what my dude up there in the comment section was saying 😂 we have no problems with jamming and sand climate in our Ak’s
The deadliest thing in this video is Mike's smile
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Wut bout dat ayse? 😍🍑😩
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Either round is going to be painful or worse than painful but what really hurts is not seeing Charlie in a video for such a long time.
I disagree. I miss when it was just GT. Charlie has his own channel.
I agree.
@@snicklefritzd3612facts. He’s really not that funny
@@aaa3d473both of y'all must be fun at parties...
Nah, please keep him off. He's just annoying...
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for me, this video shows the importance of knowing what your ammo is capable of alongside your weapon
You guys should put something over the gel so it gets some shade so it doesn't melt in the sun. The black table you are using heats up also through the clear gel. The gel is soft after heating up in the sun which may cause inacurate data. A white table should help keep the gel cooler also.
My thoughts exactly.
Yeah. But pink mist.
As long as they're comparing rounds at the same time and the gel temperature doesn't change between testing the 5.56 and the 7.62 it's still a valid way to compare.
Imagine thinking they don't know that. Lol.
@@eriklarson9137what did you get out of this comment? Like seriously it’s a recommendation bc the gel was melting no need to look for an argument.
What often gets missed is that the vast majority of shooting is at unknown distances and is suppressive five. That favors flatter shooting rounds and more capacity for a given weight. The Russians saw what the m16 did and went to the ak-74 for a reason.
I never thought about it quite that way. Solid point.
True, but the Russians never did anything to improve the accuracy of the delivery system until as of late.
Give me 7.62x39 anyday I'm not going past 500 yards
@@two23rem The Russians really did a missed a lot of opportunities for force multiplying accessories like optics on their rifles. Even something like the ACOG is a huge benefit to have for the average line unit. Unfortunately the AKs layout doesn't lend itself to upgrades or modular systems the same way the M4 and M16 do. Also the gas piston is going to be at a bit of a disadvantage for accuracy simply because the amount of mass moving back and forth. The Russians also never put a lot of r&d into better barrels. AKs are notorious for being out of concentricity in other manufacturing defects.
good point but you are also more accurate with a 556 platform, more accurate shots not because of the gun but the recoil, 556 you can more accurately put rounds down range vs a ak-74 but the ak-74 (if maintained right) will be more accurate not considering recoil, its kinda a vice versa and maybe comes down to preference or the situation
I love the ringing sound of that flash hider on your M4. I had the same one. 👍
My first fighting type rifle was a Romanian WSAR-10/63. As ergonomic as the AR-15 pattern rifles are, the AKM is still the rifle I will always gravitate to more. It's like an old friend. I would not feel the least bit undergunned with either platform though. They are both fine weapons.
This reminds me of an interview of some Iraq vet, who told that they prefered 7.62 for urban combat for it's instant stopping power. He said that when you hit someone with 5.56 they are dead, they just don't know it yet. But when you hit someone with 7.62 they dorp like sack of potatoes.
I mean, 7.62x39 is equivalent to a 30/30 and 30/30 can drop medium to large sized game.
I’d also have .308 at longer ranges so there’s that
Just have both calibers. Both have their perks.
@@robertsims9201or have way of both worlds they sell an ar15 chambered in 762
@@Emperio-zc5zr Absolutely not. Not a fan of those. My Arsenal SAM7SF AK47 takes ARs chambered in 7.62x39 for walks. If it's 7.62 it's gotta be an AK.
I think the fact that this debate has been going on for over 50 years goes to show it's hard to go wrong with either (when you don't consider import bans)
Yeah… most of us aren’t skilled enough to make the differences matter. I’m guessing most of us haven’t been in gunfights to even visualize and appreciate the differences.
Starting from the Vietname War
PSA makes good ak American aks
I like both guns and the difference if it comes to beeing deadly as not so big that you would have real advantages during a fight and for normal fighting distances the accuracy of both is good, 5.56 has maybe a slightly longer "effective range" but like i said in a fight so normaly in the 50-150 yards range, maybe 300 they are both good and if it goes further they both loose massive on performance and it would not be practical to fight with a enemie wich is like 500 yars away with assault rifles, because you would probably not hit anyone really in such a situation.
For post apocalyptic World i'd pick an AK-74 over those 2 no questions asked. Smaller 5.45x39 round, can carry more bullets, low recoil and just as reliable as AK-47 or AKM, and no need to keep it clean like M4. Perfection. 👌
Great video - I would definitely choose the 5.56 overall especially for longer distance engagement. and the AK for close quarters engagement.
Nice thing about a quality ak they last 80k+ rounds literally a generational weapon
I'd choose 300 blackout for home defense
Dude...where has this channel been all my life. Sub'd
I read a book by an Army surgeon in Vietnam, talking specifically about the wounds he treated by different calibers. He pointed out the 5.56 didn't do much damage, UNLESS it hit something hard, like bone or equipment. At that point it became devastating. I attended an autopsy where a guy was shot by one of our officers (after he had murdered his girlfriend). The bullet that initially hit his arm struck bone, and it looked like someone had put a grenade in his tricep. His tricep was basically gone. That was with a standard 55 gr. fmj.
From this and other testing I've seen, it looks like modern hollowpoints are much better at dumping energy quickly in a soft target.
Well, I guess that has something to do with the engaging distances and the specific ammunition. Typically at high velocities, the 556 will basically explode in a pretty short distance when it impacts. The fact that the Russians very quickly made the 545 to replace 762*39 really shows how effective smaller caliber rounds can be.
Besides, if my memory is correct, the Viet Cons were actually surprised by the devastating damage done by 556, the very teeny tiny round.
Sounds like a certain Gaige Grosskreutz. 🤣
good thing it wasn't a AK he would have lost his arm 😮
@@DANTHETUBEMANlmao
This made me curious, it would be cool to see hits on ballistics dummies at 100, 200, 300, 400, etc with different calibers and rounds. Dope videos as always!
Awesome name 🤣
I think AR 15 vs AK 74 would be a more relevant test, considering what's happening right now.
@@scratchy996 To be fair they did test 5.45 a while back, and it just outperforms 5.56. I'm a 5.56 guy myself and there is great modern 5.56 ammo and living in the US it makes sense, my AK is even in 5.56. It's not that 5.56 is bad, it's just 5.45 is exceptionally good. Because of the long bullet and hollow nose with steel core it yaws consistently at almost all ranges, this causes much greater wounding potential. It's why people have called it the magic or poison bullet, you can get shot in the leg with 5.45 and have the bullet exit your neck because of the wild yaw.
I had the same curious thoughts as per the actual effective ranges.
Throw in a bit of body armour to start as well.
Shout out to micah bro amazing camera man. Love this channel.
When I first started watching this I was thinking it won't be a true test without Hornaday and the 8m3 style projectiles..this is why your the best channel. A shed a small tear when you broke those out.
I own and love both the AR and 7.62x39 AK platforms equally, and this video does a nice job of showcasing their different strengths. The 7.62 AK really continues to shine at what it was originally designed for, 2-300m engagements and under as it was originally fielded as a sub gun replacement for the soviets. It’s increased delivery of energy and barrier/brush penetration sub 300m Vs the 5.56, as well as ability to run for 10s of thousands of rounds with virtually zero maintenance or parts replacement make it an extremely effective carbine for its intended purpose 3/4 of a century later. The 5.56 AR really shines in its wide variety of rounds for different purposes and it’s ability to really outclass the 7.62 once you begin approach 300m and beyond, and of course the modern day AR is no slouch when it comes to reliability either. Both carbines remain fantastic performers for their intended roles, and it’s why I usually alternate between them each range day.
Amen
Don't forget the AR can be repaired/reconfigured in minutes with simple hand tools
@ds6872 this is true but a basic field strip and cleaning can be done with an AK in a few minutes and there aren't any small parts to lose
Both rifles are fantastic, I totally agree. If I had to chose one it would be AK mostly because of the round. I trust it more against other mammals I might have the fortune or misfortune of meeting in the wild. I'm not talking combat, because in that case I'd rather have whatever I could get resupplied with.
Damn, that was perfectly said! You have gained a like from me good sir 👏🏻
I’m former Army Infantry and all I’ll say is the AK turns cover into concealment very quickly.
Very true . . . but 5.56 turns Bad Haji™ into "Good" Haji™ even more efficiently
Equally effective in making "Good" communists around the world
@@The_Assassin_of_The_Gray I heard it is making 'bad schoolboys' into 'good schoolboys' too very efficiently.
can ppl wig out abt the deal dash ad, this is sad (with out getting tuskegee syphilis studied)
@@Abd71brutal 😭
I'm former British Army REME Armourer, give me anything over our L85A1/2/3s
For better comparison value, and starting with the M4 in 5.56mm-one should use the AK74 in 5.45mm (more likely apple to apple comparison). I was fortunate enough during my service years to shoot on many occasions the AK 74 beside the HK G3 and some other. The AK 74 had a V0 of 900m/s and a 525m effective firing range, very accurate considering the iron sights we only had at that time. More precise was the HK G3, but not as durable in the field after three weeks (of learning the first name of each of the moles we encountered by digging out our "holes" for the day).
If you had to pick 5 56 ar m4 or 5.45 akm what would you pick
5.56 is my pick for how prevalent it (normally) is here. Also can carry and store more in the same space. Also, most commonly found in brass cases, which facilitates easier reloading.
Hopefully you don't have to take down some big animals because 7.62 is better at that.
@@BryceCzirr-jz7ju5.56 is better now adays it is lighters it is also good against especially soft parts of the body.
@@BryceCzirr-jz7ju 5.56 is good enough for an Rifle it is lighter better modified and less Recoil and more Accuracy unlike the AK High Recoil and low accuracy.
@@sampangjustine8253
5.56x45mm round will be insufficient against hostile forces wearing body armor.
@@sampangjustine8253 the only reason that u might think the AK is not accurate is probably the ammo you are using obviously in the US ur getting a much higher quality 556 and its not the same case with the 762 so thats not a valid point
Also the modern AK'S are as accurate as any AR15 try a good quality AK-105 or an AK-103 and you'll see
As a poor family man I have an AKM with a flashlight mount leaning on my night stand. Can get wolf dirt cheap at the stores around me, can get it cheaper online and I have to do about zero maintenance on my rifle and I can hit a man sized target within 200-300m and deliver the effectiveness of a 30 cal. round. Great for penning cover like cars, small trees, multiple walls. Really couldn't ask for more.
I concur. But, I keep a 12gauge security model as my immediate HD nightstand tool. ...AKM after the immediate bump-in-the-night.
Found a very nice condition lightly used Romanian WASR10/63 for $450 last year!
As a poor man I have a 19th century Napoleanic era British Pattern 1800 Infantry Rifle with a poker laying between the crevic of my hardwood bed. Zero maintenance and hundred percent reliability, even with cheap ammo.
AKs are more expensive than ARs .
Agreed. Price point, track record, durability...AK-47 wins handily.
As a real poor person.
I have nothing.
So much for _my_ "rights."
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History proved that. All the wars in medieval Europe... The Troubles... The US Civil War... The Spanish Civil War... The Cold War...
@@hungryburger1170WW1, WW2, etc.
Holodomor
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Would have like to see some Serbian M67 vs the 855A1 with barrier shots. Hollowpoint is great, but as a multi-tour OIF vet, my experience is people seek cover when shot at. Barrier penetration is more vital than people believe, which is where HP falls short. Destroying cover also makes your adversary displace, creating opportunities. In urban Iraq, an AK with a buttstock and properly aimed was hard to beat. We used captured ones as truck guns etc. In a world of increasing urbanization and non-stop suburban sprawl, the Kalashnikov with an intermediate cartridge has relevancy for the future. Also has an edge in chewing through body armor better than 5.56 and also better performance in freezing and hot, dusty environments. As a survival rifle, it requires a lot less cleaning supplies. Still love my AR's, but dont discount the Kalash.
Actually 5.56 is better at piercing body armour because of its speed
@@enanny0616Even though 5.56 DOES penetrate body armor much better (this is a fact and simple physics), the .30 caliber round from an AKM is much more versatile. What do I mean? I mean that the 7.62x39 round is less able to penetrate body armors but much more capable as a bullet. The upsides is that even without penetration, youre having your breath knocked out of your body or possibly even thrown back/fall backward. The impact of the bigger round with more powder means that even if it doesnt penetrate, itll probably break some ribs and possibly make you die from blunt impact either way. Another thing to note is that because of its lower velocity, it actually dumps all energy and slows down way faster which actually makes a better home defense bullet rather than 5.56 (ofc using hollow point rounds negates that advantage over 7.62 fmj and bad marksmanship will end in someone dying unintentionally regardless of caliber). The downsides are usually range-based, which Ill admit hitting anything with an ak at 700 yards or even 500m will probably not be as lethal as 5.56. Now will you ever need to rely on that range advantage as a civilian in home defense or insurgency? Probably not, but if I was aiming that far Id get a higher caliber round rather than intermediate cartridge regardless.
So in the end, the AK destroys cover and can kill with blunt damage alone. However the AR15 can defeat armor with specialization and is still very much capable. Its all up to what you want to use
I agree with you multiple tours as well didn't want to get hit with it.
I have both. Each one has a specific job. I love them equally. Thanks for the video!
So my close friend (let’s call him Mr. Mayhew) has the unfortunate distinction of being the only Guy in our unit to have been hit by both an AK and an M4. The Ak he took a round through the deltoid muscle, same day I took a ricochet off my NODS mount. This was in Baghdad around 2005 in SAdr City. He got a through and through with the AK and recovered in about 7 weeks.
Then, in 2007 when we were back in Baghdad he was walking in a chow line and some Nasty guard POG had a live round in his supposed to be clear
weapon, had a negligent discharge with his M4 and the round went right into my buddies shin. The round ripped off a chunk of his calf and snapped both his Fibia and Tibula in half. This one effectively ended his military career. So, if you ask him, he’d Say the M4.
Side note: the guys around him nearly beat the NG guy to death, and he ended up in Leavenworth. The guys who savagely beat him ended up getting other than honorable discharges. I wasn’t there at the time, but I saw him at the aid station like 30 min before he flew out. The whole Situation was gnarly.
😂
@@EcclesTwelve13-14 what are the NG’s? Or nasty guards?
@@RosaParksWasWyt National Guard. Nasty Girls. No-Gos. there are few more, but they'd flag youtube's terms of service lol.
This is the kind of story that gives you more perspective than a range test on gelatin ever will.
I would think a 7.62x39 into someone’s shin would create havoc as well.
Stay close to God and stay on your toes. You want nothing to do with the pointed end of either - not that anyone doubted this.
You just know that whenever the SDI plug comes, Charlie, no matter the distance, regardless of time or circumstance will stop what hes doing and whisper "slippery dental injury" to himself.
The day Charlie gets censored is the day freedom of speech is at the brink.
Where is Charlie? He hasn’t been in the last few recent vids.
His neck hair standing up, gazing into empty space... Whispering "Sweaty disabled idiots"
I have been wondering where he is to
@@Kremit_the_Forg by far my favorite 🤣
On behalf o Micah's everywhere...Great camera work Micah!!
When it comes to these 2 guns it just doesn't mater.
Both battle tested all over the world.
When it comes down to it and shit has gone sideways in heated way it's what ever you have or you pick up off the battle area.
But it makes for a great video.
Thank you for all the expert advise and testing.
I love how you guys just sit down at the end of every video and just have a meaningful conversation. Quite possibly my favorite part about you guys.
The neocon globalists at NATO should be more willing to sit down instead of blowing up German shared pipelines. Then maybe the world world be at peace.
I find it a waste of time
@@reallymentalpig1173this is precisely why you are the way you are. dont bother replying, because i wont.
So he is the way he is precisely because he finds their conversations at the ends of videos a waste of time? Lol wut
Love to see 300yd ballistic gel comparisons, and other variations on range testing. Maybe a pt 2?
Good luck hitting the end of a gel block at 300 yards with a AK. Pretty much an impossible task. With the M4 it would actually be possible to hit at 300, making the M4 much more deadly.
@@infidel66687 you never shot a ak on 300yard didnt you? if you are a good shooter and own not a cheapy / crappy china ak its easy.
@@infidel66687I think he’s talking about ballistic gel dummy because it’s actually human sized and can show what the ballistic results look like in a body shot at distance
When I was in Boot Camp back in ‘02, the Admin Marines were hitting targets at 500 meters with the M4 no problem and they were ‘Expert Qualified’. These guys were just recruits, but they all made it is why I called them Marines.
@infidel66687 say you never actually shot an ak without saying you never actually shot an ak.
Great video!
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“These are vans!”
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dad moment
Just a heads-up: it's been reported that clear gel may not display fragmenting rifle ammo performance as well as traditional ballistic gelatin. Sucks, because the old stuff is a royal PITA to deal with.
Why?
@@MeanBeanComedy probably gooey AF think about it.
Clear gel is made to make it easier to see the wound track and is not made to meet FBI standards like traditional ballistic gelatin is, so for serious results look at the tests done with FBI spec gelatin.
I did a contract to test some domestic pistol and shotgun rounds about a decade back and we used the same blocks. The distortions are from surface finish on the block. You can put the block on plexiglass or similar and film from below and as long as the surface is clear then the block is clear, allowing great detail. Can also put a piece of glass or clear plastic against it or even pour water on the top to inspect easily without distortions.
This guy. Can you give Mike some tips on weapon handing too? He knows nothing about that.
@@eriklarson9137 you don't think people want to see clearer slow motion video of the cavitation and such? He is decent with guns and they have a lot of charm but they are not engineers. Though from what I've seen in other videos I probably could teach them a thing or two about long range shooting. The whole point of the clear block is to see everything clearly, and also it is designed so it is semipermanent as opposed to the organic stuff. I think the only benefit he was using is it is also less temperature sensitive.
Omg could you imagine how horribly dry and boring it would be if Mike and Charlie were engineers? Gaaaaaawd it would be horrible! Plus I don’t think any engineers would have such funny ways of miss saying SDI
@@dennyhleucka7786 Honestly you need to meet more engineers. Some engineers I have known are the funniest people, can't make a generalized stereotype for all engineers. Mathematicians on the other hand....
@@dennyhleucka7786 Good thing they're both doctors in New Jersey
Some of the most intersting info anywhere! It was very difficult to see anything though. Maybe a black background for gel block. Smooth out outer surface of block. Really couldn't see.
The Ave Maria influenced music cue while the head nukes was art.
The MAN behind the weapon! THATS which one is deadlier!
Facts!
You should get white tables. The heat from the black table is not only destroying the block but changing the consistency as well.
Direct sunlight isn’t helping either.
If it ain't white, it ain't right.
So if some mad scientist invents a laser that shoots in the sunlight spectrum then things will be nasty.
Or at least put some Styrofoam down to insulate it
“I’ll buy you new chucks dude”…immediate jump cut to a head exploding…classic
Nice little impact. hole bullet flow.
This man
Would have been really neat to see a 7.62x39 Soft point vs a 5.56 Soft point as well. Those are gnarly in unarmored targets
the Hertzers 154gr soft points work real good on soft targets
I have a box in case of deer, as fmj are illegal for taking deer in my county.
@@crohkorthreetoes3821my Peene 69 gr hardpoints are insane
Yoooo, I've seen what the SOST ammo did to unarmored bodies and it was gruesome.
...allegedly.
Can you do a 5.45 versus 5.56 comparison or 300 BLK versus 7.62x39? It would be interesting to see how they stack up against each other.
They did do some testing with 5.45 a while back, and it's clear it has much greater wounding potential than 5.56, one constant is the 5.45 because of it's longer bullet hollow nose and steel core it yaws almost every single time, even at extended ranges.
300 BLK vs 7.62x39 would be interesting though, I imagine they would perform similarly depending on bullet type ballistically they are very similar in drop and energy. In allot of ways the 300 BLK was a attempt to make a 7.62x39 type bullet shoot out of a AR platform, a middle ground between the AR-15 and AR-10.
The blackout holds a bit less powder but shoots similar velocities, you can benefit from a 16" barrel for better performance but they also run excellent with short barrels allowing for a compact portable hammer. 300 blk with a 110 VMAX will cause a lot of damage because the projectile is quite soft and expands easily while getting a great increase in velocity over its heavier offerings.
Banana ballistics did this
@@-Zevin-it was developed to be shot subsonic. It wasn’t designed to do more than that. That’s why it was called 300 whisper before it became commercially known as 300 blackout.
@@jcows12 I don't think the 300 was developed to compete with the ak it was built to out perform the 5.56 ar with half the length.8" barrel 300 Carry's 10% more energy than 16" 5.56 out to 400 yards. easily suppressible and same platform and more energy for kicking doors!
I'll take your word for whatever the gel looked like. Great slo mo tho, bro.
@Garand Thumb An interesting video you should check out is on that was done by Military Arms Channel where they utilized the various military iterations of the 5.56 cartridge in all the military issued AR variants going back to the M16A1. A quick spoiler, the M16A1 was the only AR rifle adopted to ever pair a 20in barrel with a 1:12 twist ratio and when a 55gn M193 is fired through that particular barrel, the results are devastating. I was shocked to see damage performance that appeared consistent with something like .308 or 30.06. The whole point of the video was to test what was presumed to be Fudd lore, whether or not the M16A1+M193 combo was the deadliest iteration and the results were surprising to say the least. If memory serves, MAC conducted their test on Watermelons just like Gunny Ermey would have, itd be interesting to see this particular experiment receive the Dr. Garand treatment with ballistic dummies, irreverent humor, etc.
Where’s Charlie? Is he safe? Is he alright?
he’s getting himself moved!
It would seem, in your worry, that you moved him
Charlie has been kidnapped by Hamas
@@mikemasek5039 😂
When's the next "Becoming deadly" long form video coming out? Love those vids
Yeah, those videos are amazing, love all the knowledge he shares
We need more of those videos.
We need to know
we need those vids more than ever now considering overall state of the world
That would be nice to see
Would love to see a comparison of the M16, M4, AKM, and AK-74. Mainly the M16 vs AK-74.
I've seen the AK aftermath in houses in Mexico and there's a reason people use them to clear out neighborhoods and they do damage from car to car. it's a thick heavy round and "cuernos de chivo" have that nice aesthetic look to them.
Le dicen cuerno de chivo por la forma del cargador???? Jajajaj definitivamente más cool que banana clip
@ElBach1y Si es por el cargador, tiene años ese nombre en Mexico mas años que yo yo creo, siempre se escucha "saca el cuerno" o "aqui estan los cuernos de chivos" chulada de arma pero muy buena
Or… Ak’s and the ammo for them are easier to smuggle en masse.
@@skeleton1765 in the past decade there’s been a huge amount of ar15’s and m4/m16 rifles being used by cartels in Mexico but the ak is still the status symbol in Mexico
Cuerno de chivo is the coolest nickname for any gun that I can think of. Sounds great to say “yo traigo un cuerno de chivo” sounds macho af
I was a combat medic in an infantry platoon in OIF. I treated both 5.56 (old M855) and 7.62x39 wounds, and the 5.56 exit wounds were always, always way worse. Like, big enough that I had to use four or five full rolls of kerlex gauze (this was pre-z fold combat gauze making it's way to us) for one exit wound in soft tissue. I mean, I could get my entire hand in those wound cavities, and I wear size XL gloves.
Don't get me wrong, 7.62x39 wounds were ugly too, and getting shot with either is going to fucking ruin your day, but if I was told I was absolutely going to get shot and had to choose which of those two rounds I was going to get hit with, I'd take the 7.62x39.
Yikes, thanks for sharing
Funny how youre proly mixing up both rounds because the 762 would be much worse, its a bigger cailber. Theres a Iraqi vet who killed ra9heads and said 762 was thw more deadlier round. His 556 couldnt keep them out of the fight whereas the 762 would put marines out of combat immediately
A lot of older 7.62x39 ammo was steel core, that stuff never tumbled. New FMJ is lead core and tumbles very quickly, shown here how the FMJ still does a ton of damage.
@@BryantVucich And yet even in this video with the premium rounds, the 5.56 was better.
@@luckymetal13 I think he probably is mixing them up
Gentlemen thank you for your time and effort putting this video together.
Great advice ❗ GOD bless you and your whole family 🙌. Super Dad advice ❗
in my time speaking to afghan special forces, they preferred the akm in 7.62 over the m4. They said when they shot taliban with the akm they tended to stay down, but with the m4 it took a couple more shots sometimes.
How are those guys doing nowadays?
Ive heard this from our special forces guys as well. Within 300 yds 7.62x39 is miles better on soft targets. A more fair comparison would be .300 blackout and 7.62x39
@@matthewpham9525the taliban guys have switched to m4s and m16s lol
Yep, those guys are credible--all the bravery of the South Vietnamese special forces.
@@matthewpham9525 Pretty sure they were falling off of our planes after they fled from the Taliban in record time.
I really appreciate the content Mike! Your vids helped me through a rough time.
Hope you’re doing alright brother!
Mikes' videos always make me feel better as well. I hope you are doing well, and will feel better soon. 🙏
If things get too rough, don't be afraid to ask for help.
These videos helped me through a rough mime. I didn't know mimes could be as rough as that. Damn rough, that mime. Thanks guys.
@@randybugger3006mimes can be very mean sometimes, and they’re very condescending acting as if they’re trapped in some box that we can’t see.
You had me at "Uber violent" when describing the all copper round.
Interested to see both of those vs some sort of armored target. I wonder if the 5.56 will penetrate better vs the 7.62.
Interesting results. I’d be curious to see the comparison between the 5.45 60gr FMJ and 5.56 55gr FMJ
Yeah I came looking for this comment. Id really like to see how the "poison bullet' does in these tests.
@@ghostmournyeah. Too bad a free and accessible system with searchable video content didn't exist. Wherever would you look to find that?
Bump. Thats truly an apples to apples test IMO
Amen. Do it!
Great vid. Would love to see the comparison with 5.45×39mm as well!
Yeah. I was thinking the same thing Dude.
Lol no, they would cream their pants😂
@@KnightoftheRound-kp9hd that's not the point of his comment, who cares if 5.45 isn't for sale on the U.S marketplace, this is a Eastern block cartridge.
Love your video guys, you are the best!!! This is the real deal!!! Just something to add... If I had to do this test, surely I would have shoot some big clay blocks from 4 and 400 yards, as well as big wet magazine blocks, 4 and 400 yards away...so the people would see how the rounds penetrate at close and far, and what the temporary cavitation looks like both from point blank and 400 yards ...High pathetical, from 400 yards think I would prefer to get hit in my arm or leg by a 5,56 round instead of a 7,62...Remember, the 7,62x39 can kill at 2000 yards!!! God bless you all!!!!
I always figured logistics was a big part of the decision to go with the smaller and lighter round of the M4. LIghter rounds. Easier to ship overseas. Easier to move via truck. Easier for a platoon to carry.
Correct. The biggest
Watching that M193 just obliterate the artificial spine at 15:27 really feels different when you're lying in a hospital bed with a broken back. Anyways great content as always Mike!
God bless you and may you have a good healing journey!❤
I would love to see a feature with Paul Harrell, and a incorporation of an .308 caliber weapon in future videos!
Oh yeah!
Meat target time!
.308 wins everything in regards to damage performance. Not even a competition.
Also, Idaho ain't that far from Oregon, lol
that sst round out of the Ak is a BEAST I’ve hand loaded some for coyote and they are works of art
I never seen a debate regarding M4 vs AK-47, not specifically anyway. Except in 1 vid with shooting on cinderblock targets.
M-16 vs AK-47, yes.
M4 vs AK-74, yes.
Right off the bat, the barrel length was mentioned which "may" give the M4 a disadvantage as noted in commentary.
I'd give the nod to the 7.62x39 simply because of what you mentioned earlier in the video. Cheaper, bulk, ball ammo...is as effective as more expensive, fancier ammo from the 5.56. The 7.62x39 is also a bit less dependent on speed to do it's job, etc. Add in the better barrier penetration (again of simple cheap ball ammo), and I'll lean that way. Even a "bad" AK round is still 122 grains of screw-you.
I would be curious what weird rounds Lapua has - as they produce really expensive, nice hunting rounds for the 7.62x39. Generally I don't see any "fancy" AK rounds outside of the bulk hollow-points, etc.
The bulk tula hollow points in 7.62x39 don’t actually expand. It makes them slightly more accurate somehow. I don’t really remember how but yeah
This video has showed me that if any of these rounds hits you, you are pretty much done for. Your basic FMJ ammo performs almost if not just as good as these “Gucci” rounds.
It’s because he needed to use true 8m3, not sure if he was using that or just normal Tula hollow point, as well as just m67 which is common mil spec ammo specifically made for more yawing when it hits targets, not sure why he didn’t use m67 as it’s milsurp when he used mil spec ammo for the 5.56
Hornady makes a plastic tip HP x39 that is nasty.
Used to be cheaper. It's all about the same currently.
I’ve shot deer with a 64 grain soft point in 223 from about 40 yards . It was effective deer ran about 20 yards and laid down .
Took the same shot with a 154 grain soft point in 7.62x39 the following year . I hit that shoulder bone and it was just destroyed , deer just dropped on its face and was done. At the time box of those Tula soft points was 4.99 for 20 and I have a few 40 boxes that I paid 6.99
My grandfather’s cousin is a Vietnam Vet from the 1st Cav. I was talking to him just a week ago and he stated: “That M-16 round (M193 ball) was absolutely wicked. It would hit a body then just immediately tumble and “bust a man wide open” in his exact words…
Hooah 🇺🇸😎…..
I kinda wanted to see soft points used. But this was still DOPE!!!
The steel penetrator in the 5.56 works a bit like a "powerball" because of the speed and weight of the round. It may penetrate, but it seems to force expansion as well.
That execution
I'm really curious to hear Charlie's opinions on this topic.
Have wondered where Charlie even is?
He hasn’t been on recently…
Highly enjoyable episode! And still relevant for Canadian viewers, because owning an SKS is still legal, and of course, it uses the 7.62x39 round. Incidentally, I have found a soft point round made by Barnall, available in Canada, in 7.62x39. With which, it would be legal to take down a deer. It would be interesting to see it tested, if you were able to acquire some! Cheers
Thank you for the music ave maria sir. That was beautiful 😂
How can we get a definitive answer without Charlie's input. 😂
We used to talk about lethality between the rounds. From shooting ammo boxes of water or cinderblock walls to see what our 556 would do compared with an ak variant. What we finally came out with from our tests was the accuracy over distance was significantly better for ar/m4. This was important in Afghanistan, unlike iraq. Going through dark areas we all had nvgs. 3rd gen pcs14 and pvs 7. This was when things got fun. If youve never used night vision, its unbelieveable. A whole new dimension of existence. You can see people and they have no idea your there.
It's happening again in Ukraine. Giving regular infantry NVGs opens up a new operational arena by turning night into day.
556 is going way faster
Call of Duty must be Rad!!
The background music really helps people to maintain their attention. It makes the program more entertaining.
could you PLEASE do this same comparison BUT ONLY with armor piercing rounds; and still use that same gel dummy with bones / organs, BUT put some type of body armor on its torso, and see which caliber penetrates better with their own respective armor piecing rounds. (if theyve done something like this someone plz link the video but i dont think they have)
13:10 lots of CZcamsrs try their best to make a seamless transition to the sponsor portion of the video, GT does not give aF 😆
I kinda wanna see you guys nail ballistic gel from 500 meters away.
that would be very difficult with akm because of how short the distance between rear sight and front sight. nobody ever mentions that the iron sights on akm are like a pistols.
Yes, same test but at 500. Get Henry over.
no. let's keep setting up the dummies within spitting distance so that we can go from 1000 videos of this to 1001 videos showing the same exact thing! why do something different?
Watching while waiting out the last 15 minutes before the clock strikes midnight and its my birthday aka thanks for the video its the best birthday gift
I think a fairer comparison would be the M4 vs AK74. 5.56 is a lot more similar to 5.45
I mean most aks that people own are 7.62x39 so thats more of a fair comparison since not a lot of people shoot 5.45
Yes, that *would* be more of an apples to apples comparison, BUT it’s not the debate people always have.
People always ask about whether 7.62x39 or 5.56x45 is the better round.
7.62x39 more common
I think the best would be M16A2 vs AKM and M4A1 vs AK-74.
I dont think the video was about a "fair comparison"
The 8M3 is dependent on the age of it. The older 8M3 that was sold in the early 2000's is scored inside the hollow point and fragments very easily. The newer 8M3 was labeled as the same on the box, but doesn't perform as well.
I was surprised as well because usually 8M3 explodes like the soft point
I got half a case from SGammo of the 8M3, or 8V3, I'm tired, I haven't shot it yet, but from videos of the ammo I remember seeing them take apart rounds and have the scoring on the inside of the jacket, so I have high hopes for their performance. Golden Tiger brand.
@cwmoreash The old 8M3 I was talking about, that I've tested multiple times before and seen fragmentation in, is the blue and white box ammo made by the Ulyanovsk factory. Golden tiger is typically made by Vympel, so not the same ammo. There was also an older round that was called the 8M1 effect, and it had a nipple at the tip with an air gap inside.
@@775boyscout Yeah I know about where GT is made, I understand the different factories, I just mean I am really hoping the Vympel stuff performs like I have read of older 8M3 performs. I will try to remember to test it out on something i can recover the bullet from and look at it.
It would be interesting to see the Yugo M67 round in action. The Yugoslavs developed it in the 60's with the purpose of creating a superior wound channel than the M43 has to offer. They wanted to combine the punch delivered by the 7,62x39 with the jawing effect of the 5.45x39 (The "poisoned" bullet). If you'll ever make some more tests, I would really like to see that in action.
I love my 14.5 with an LPVO and RDS, think it would handle anything out to 400 , but aren't short guns cooler? (Btw i still want an AK105)
Im glad you guys did a video about this, never heard 1 person talk about this ever.
Never heard an argument about this once in my life. Truly an original content idea.
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How could a cat do such a thing? I'm struck by awe by this masterpiece. Especially when the cat dances, showing its lightly salt covered tan skin. I can hear the crunch just from here, and so as the beautiful sound of the bacon scraping the dark, smooth velvet floor. The flavor, music and everything can be heard, tasted, seen and felt from a screen. You can really hear the breaths between the music artist, empathizing her love for this rotating bacon. Truly what I call modern art. This was the most legendary performance by any bacon I have ever watched. The acting was top tier and very life changing. This is one of the greatest work from a piece of bacon I have ever seen especially on 57:42. I am crying. This has made me go through an emotional rollercoaster. I cried, beat off, and also watched a movie while watching this premiere. This has made me go through so much. I passed depression because of this. It really inspired me to become an outstanding young man. Thank you.
DocGKR did.
@@Tr4wnetchatgpt much? 🤪
Right, completely novel concept. No one has wondered how these weapons systems compare!
A good indicator of how deadly it is relies on if the live leak logo is in the corner
Mike got all kinds of gains😂👍
"i Will buy you New Chucks"..." this are Vans"🤣🤣🤣
Maybe the deadliest weapon was the friends we made along the way.
With you being such a fan of AAC ammunition, I'm surprised you did not squeeze in the 5.56 75gr AAC Sabre Black Tip round. I would have been very interested to see it featured here. Maybe in a future review?
Either way, love this content!
The message at the end was beautiful, thanks for the top tier content.