I love that in these military-driven shows, the hosts always have the most American names. Will Willis, Jon Johnson, Neal Powers, Max Hollywood, Chuck Stone, etc. They are never called "Reinaldo Rodriguez Hernandez", for whatever reason.

@Wolvieonepunch

Ай бұрын

lmao!!!

@ethankaryadi37

Ай бұрын

Hb Richard “Mack” Machowicz?

@buckhornz2184

Ай бұрын

Homer Simpson got his alternative name Max Power off a hair dryer.

@danieparriott265

Ай бұрын

Brandon Herrera Trumps all the pogues you named.

@madgeordie4469

Ай бұрын

I'm waiting to see an American with the name 'Bilge Hauler'.

The stinger is not an Anti-Tank Weapon, it’s a MANPADS

taking out the shipping container is a very good indication of what the swedish next-gen weapon would do to a technical

Whisky whisky whisky will willis is BACK! Love that dude!

I personally would take the Carl Gustaf over the AT-4. I want to reload my rockets

@dennisseah9403

Ай бұрын

What about the Mk 153 SMAW? That one's reloadable right?

@alexhubble

Ай бұрын

I'm fairly sure the Australian name for it - "Charlie Gutsache" - some of that comes from who has to carry it...

@fedupamerican6534

Ай бұрын

I’m going with the Carl Gustav

@1112viggo

Ай бұрын

Yeah i think its an all together suspicious design. Its like those Russian soldiers at Stalingrad being handed a riffle and no ammo and when they asked what to do when they ran out, they told them not to worry about it. Then they see the next guy in line being handed just a magazine...

@podsmpsg1

Ай бұрын

Definitely.

A shaped charge forms a plastic deformation of the cone which happens so fast it never melts until after impact. Swedish Disarmament Commision back in the late 1960's published X-ray images of the formation of the jet at 1/40,000 of second intervals across an airgap then penetrating thick armor. I found printed film copies of the images in the Mid-seventies at the Federal depository at the University of Illinois at Chicago Circle Library.

jeez, you don't wanna mess with the sweeds, they got some impressive firepower stocked up there

@rayzor8268

Ай бұрын

the Singapore armed forces infantry units have been using CG84RR since the mid 1980s. - its not new technology - except for the laser sights and improved munitions

@csschot

Ай бұрын

@@rayzor8268 okay, I wasn’t talking about the Singapore armed forces, but good for them I guess. Lol What is it with country’s that have nice people living in there like Sweden and Singapore having such huge firepower?

@uranusismightybig5111

Ай бұрын

​@@csschotinside every nice and polite, and a little bit naive Swede, there is a slumbering bloodthirsty Viking trying to get out 😉🇸🇪✌️

@AHappyCub

Ай бұрын

There's literally nothing special outside of being able to produce them locally instead of importing

@csschot

Ай бұрын

@@AHappyCub OK, glad there part of NATO anyways

Skipped over was a weapon I carried in '85. I lugged around the 90mm M67 recoiless rifle. Unfortunately, I only fired the .308 round using an adapter.

@kskeel1124

Ай бұрын

What a travesty...

@mr.purtee

Ай бұрын

How heavy was it ? Lord have mercy

@DSS-jj2cw

Ай бұрын

@@mr.purtee 44 lbs.

@DSS-jj2cw

Ай бұрын

@@kskeel1124 I agree!

@uranusismightybig5111

Ай бұрын

I did my service 90-91....ATGW unit armed with the first batch of the Swedish BILL. We rode the BV-206 up in the Arctic, beautiful vehicle, absolutely amazing to move around in. In our squad as support weapons we had a medium MG, ksp 58....and a Carl Gustaf.....plus the BILL system AND our personal weapons.... Yeah i can relate to carry that steel pipe around, brother😂👍

Cheers. I remain a fan of the Carl Gustav Recoilless Rifle. Cheers

Did everyone see a recent Ballistic High-Speed video with an RPG?

@justrandompeople2157

6 күн бұрын

Dam bro, he just get blown out by malfunction and survived 💀

@m1t2a1

5 күн бұрын

@@justrandompeople2157 He talks about it on the Unsubscribe Podcast episode 136 somewhere on KZread. It's amazing that he's still around. Kentucky Ballistics guy too. Phew.

@justrandompeople2157

4 күн бұрын

@@m1t2a1 just be careful if you have ballistic in your KZread name, we never know what gonna happen with that 💀

@m1t2a1

4 күн бұрын

@@justrandompeople2157 😆😂

They always show a SMAW when talking about backblast but then show an AT4. Also, the hidden firing button on the Panzerfaust wasn't noticable at all..

@AlexLee-dc2vb

Ай бұрын

the production budget on this video couldn't cover the cost of a decent sandwich

@kskeel1124

Ай бұрын

AT-4 has special models that you can safely fire out of confined spaces...

@Silverhornet81

Ай бұрын

@@kskeel1124 Im aware of that, but the whole section they were talking about the AT4 they kept showing the SMAW. Im all about the backblast area, I was a SMAW gunner from 94-98.

@svenneff

Ай бұрын

The rocket sure seemed inert too. I think they had a charge rigged on the tower.

@Tentative79

Ай бұрын

​@@AlexLee-dc2vb at4-q is the basic nom for the close quarters. Very cool to see another person mention this.

the edited muzzle flash and explosions are PAINFULLY cringe

@SpectralonWhite

Ай бұрын

You probably watched the first 5 minutes and quiet and miss all the real slo mo explosions of the test firing.

@randylahey1822

Ай бұрын

Always skip the first 5 and last minutes of a KZread video, it's either spoilers or plugs.

@konradviii5663

Ай бұрын

I first thought that as well, but then I remembered the incident with the KZread channel Ballistic High Speed where the RPG exploded in his hands while he was attempting to fire. RPGs are no joke. These weapons are as dangerous to its users as it is to its targets.

A very good demo video.

You could have mentioned the Boys anti-tank rifle, in use before the bazooka, and the PIAT.

Just love the Swedish weapons and in particular the 40mm Bofors that we had on our ships during WWII. The technology back then was amazing for the time. I believe there was the Oerlikon 20mm and the Hispano-Suiza 20. AAA was so critical, especially in the Pacific. The development of weapons was so fast and mind boggling. I believe the Panzerschrek was better than the Bazooka. The modern battlefield is extremely dangerous. With micro drones acting as spotters, it is unlimited what could be accomplished today. I believe that technology is going to have to lean towards Cloaking or Thermal Camo. Whoever can make a soldier and/or equipment invisible will control the battle space. Air Power is still supreme and I'm glad that we have not neglected that.

@minhthunguyendang9900

Ай бұрын

The Contraves-Oerlikon sam of the late 50s was very succesful too.

What does STINGER have to deal with anti-tank warfare ?!

@antoalghozi311

Ай бұрын

Emang Koplak bro 😂😂😂😂😂 Yasalam

This show was my childhood

I wouldn't use the M72 LAW. I'd want something that can be reloaded and re used. During the Vietnam war, I heard that the Vietcong used discarded LAW tubes for booby traps, fill them with several Grenades.

@daleupthegrove6396

Ай бұрын

Our drill sergeants told us the same thing. They said to always make sure to destroy the launch tube after firing to prevent the enemy from using it.

great show. brings back a lot of fond and not so fond memories

I fired the LAW (light anti-tank weapon) many times in my training in the army. I carried one in VN but never had the chance to use it. It was mostly used against bunkers and was an effective disposable weapon. You could hit a APC size target at 100-150 yards consistently. We would carry (one per soldier) a total of two in each squad.

Awesome

8:18 HOLY SMOKES I was not ready for that lmao

It is a very wonderful documentary. amazing..full of accurate information. He deserves great admiration and praise. I salute you with all the beautiful words and sincere feelings for your sincere efforts in producing this distinguished and wonderful work. I wish you lasting success and all goodness and happiness. You are the best in the best. I have the utmost respect, pride, and appreciation.

Some people in Finland live in fear that Russia would invade us. Now in NATO, the risk has declined, at least on my opinition. Finland have had similar heavy bazookas for years but re-chargable. Lighter single-use unti-tank "kerta-sinko" as well. But this Swedish engineered prodigy weapon looks amazing.

@minhthunguyendang9900

Ай бұрын

I remember reading of a 1980s W.German-made rpg launcher also named Panzerfaust. It looks like an RPG-7, but shorter & handier, with a round that reminds of the ww2 British PIAT. Do you have any information on it ? Thank you.

@pistonburner6448

Ай бұрын

The now incredibly old 95 S 58-61 and far newer French single-use RAC 112 APILAS which gives you a concussion when you fire it. The light single-use one you talk about is the M72 LAW mentioned in the video, Finns just have their own name for it. Same with NLAW, TOW and Spike: Finns just have different names for them.

A) First antitank weapon was german Tankgewehr of wwl B) Panzerschreck warhead was constructed as improvement of unsuccessfull rocket launcher Puppchen. C) First AA rocket manpad was unsuccessfull german Fliegerfaust of wwll.

The AT-4 does not compete against the RPG - 2 or RPG -7, it does however compete with later disposable RPGs like the 18, 22 and 26

How have RPGS been used for the last thousand years?

@subroaolcom

Ай бұрын

rockets

I like your documentary.to the point

Every time I see this episode it reminds me that TV experts are not... I'm a bazooka expert, but I have the screen installed backwards... 17:30 and then they fake fire it.

so many goodies!!!

In a way I'm glad to see the Stinger take a bit of skill. Bad guys won't have the necessary training if they get ahold of them.

I Also Like The CARL GUSTAV...

@bob_the_bomb4508

Ай бұрын

Unless you have to carry it…

@cr0wN_

22 күн бұрын

@@bob_the_bomb4508 If you carry it on your back especially if you have backpack its not the worst. Biggest problem with it when you have to make quick manuevers especially in forests. No matter how good is your physique, you will get gassed.

@bob_the_bomb4508

22 күн бұрын

@@cr0wN_ when defining the word ‘ergonomic’ all you have to say is “opposite of the Charlie G…” :)

Ooh,I want one!

Classic!

Reload ability is a plus.

the "bazzoka scarface al pacino" with guided bullets!

TOW2A/B my weapon of choice! 0352! SEMPER FI!

No mention of U.S. Bazooka which was before rpg.

Hope I'm never on the receiving end of any of those munitions. The Gustav and AT4 are devastating

does sweden still make the best?

in 1963 in the Marines got to fire one round with the 3.5 launcher. Awsome also!

'Check the backblast area'. Me, a Brit: laughs in PIAT.

Swedish Anti Tank Weapon AT4 is also supply and used by the Ukrainian Army against the Russia Tanks, IFVs and APCs

@petter5721

Ай бұрын

Sweden has donated 20.000 AT4 to Ukraine 👍🏻

Imitation is the greatest form of flattery. All weapons after the bazooka are simply improving on a great weapon.

the largest setback for me with the AT4 is that, it is a fire-and-forget system. If you miss, you ducked up. Also, something like an RPG rocket is smaller/lighter. You can have a man carry 6-8 or 16 rockets for it, but try to do it with an AT4 or a Javelin. If they could find a way to make it reloadable, it would be far superior to anything else-based on the firepower, adaptability, and other features (like top attack mode, delays, infrared or thermal optics, maybe target locking/homing)

31:19 XD

@lauritzherpold3013

Ай бұрын

Just the comment im looking for

Love it ❤ Simple, effective ... perfect for all soviet armored vehicles.

You forgot antitank rifles and PIAT antitank weapons.

The bt earpiece at 22:09 was historically accurate just FYI.... Lol

i think i saw this on T.V. 10+ years ago, funny to come across it now

16 minutes in ww 1 & ww 2, finally

I served for 27+years in the US Army most in the reserves as a 19D4H teaching recruits how to kill Russian armor. From Entac Dragon Law to Improved TOW Vehicles M901 with Twin launchers and thermal and day sights. AT-4/M136 and Javelin as it was being introduce just before I retired in December 1998. I had a marine friend who did 3 tours in Nam running the M40 106 mm RR mounted on a Mule. With Heat, HEP and APERS rounds a real threat to infantry and armor.

Why were the shipping container doors removed ? it would have been cool to see the damage with them left on not cut near the hinges .

These comments! People who were never able to learn the difference between “your” and “you’re”, giving us the fine points about munitions. Unreal.

@MrBenski81

15 күн бұрын

The amount of faked footage is arguably worse. But I agree mate.

Sir please show us how minigun works

Is this an older footage?

Really like the systems we do use here in sweden, even if some is of foreign designs from start but thats small arms fire

21:28 it doesn’t measure concussion. It measures acceleration. 25 g means 25 times the acceleration caused by gravity, i.e. 9.81 m/sec^2

Make a video of using first time Canon in the world and what is range

25:50 - Yeah, that was definitely different footage, they would be so close

We had the TOW anti tank gun and the LAWS rocket

1:49 that’s an RPG2. It fires a fin stabilised projected grenade - the PG2. The PG2 isn’t a rocket. RPG actually originally stood for ‘hand held anti tank weapon’. For example, the RPG43 is an anti-tank hand grenade.

@DarkKatzy013

Ай бұрын

Yeah and if you bothered to listen to the video he has a Russian dude say exactly that......

@bob_the_bomb4508

Ай бұрын

@@DarkKatzy013 I did hear it. The issue is with the choppy editing.

Stinger for flying tanks 😂

8:50 eventually a proper made concrete wall in US made show. It appeared that they've needed to go to Europe to find one.

Combat Service and combat service support units in US Army separate brigade and divisions should be equipped with the AT4s for self defense.

Now that was really cool veiwing

guided bullets is the key.

SMAW Shielded Metal Arc Welding

AT-4 cost 3k USD RPG-7 cost 350 USD and is reuseable

Totally missed out ww2 anti tank weapons

Still waiting for the devs to bring back the Schewer Gustav

This documentary failed to mention The Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank (PIAT) Mk I of the British in World War 2.

The swedes really knows how to build scary weapons 👍🏻

A friend made the first 1 Million 9mm rounds for the SMAW project.

I want one!

An anti tank show with a stinger and not a tow

Warum wurde der Grüne Container aufgeschnitten, direkt hinter der Stahlbeton Wand?😕

Assaultman says - SMAW

Javelin?

Carl Gustav, AT-4, NLAW, GLSDB, Excalibur, RBS 15-17, IRIS-T, Meteor SAAB producing the best weapons ever made 🇸🇪🤙

we used the Gustav 84mm.. it was something

@robinvesterberg7709

Ай бұрын

Clears your nose for sure😂

All Bend down to the RPG-7

Lmao the RPG 7 warhead was half inside and half out 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I thought it was the German army that had the first anti tank rocket?? Can't remember the name of it though!😮

@royexcellentalexander8308

Ай бұрын

Panzerfaus

It was a wonderful historical coverage video about mobile bunkers ( tanks) and statistics bunkers ,& flying bunkers in low altitudes anti weapons ,thank you 🙏( war stories) channel for sharing

Normally, I find his presentation a bit full on. But, getting to play with that lot (a panzerfaust!!) - today he's forgiven.

How many M72 LAWs you'll carry compared to AT4 in terms of weight?

Germany in 1939 did not yet have Panthers. The typical "Blitzkrieg tanks were the Panzer III and Panzer IV

No Javelin missile?

@ladeedaa

Ай бұрын

It must be an older documentary

@zpetar

Ай бұрын

No Malyutka.? Before all these modern laser guided missile systems there was Malyutka. It decimated Israeli tanks back in 1973. In total, Malyutkas knocked out more than 800 Israeli tanks and other combat vehicles during the war.

@williamspitzschuh8167

Ай бұрын

There talking about man portable

@SeanDahle

Ай бұрын

​@williamspitzschuh8167 Dude javelins are man Portable although heavy

@SeanDahle

Ай бұрын

​@@ladeedaajavelin was introduced in 1996

Wow no options for enemies survive

rpg, that sustainer motor doesnt come out of the back

Yassin 105 🔻🔻👏🏾

No PIAT? 😢.

what about the javelin rocket?

@randylahey1822

Ай бұрын

There talking about man portable which Javelin is, heavy portable

The PIAT ? The British projector could be safely fired from indoors, and kill any tank with a square hit. Near 450,000 built during WW 2. This show is for entertainment purpose , please do not write a term paper on this show alone.

what about PIAT?

Doesnt the british PIAT get a mention

Why do these modern anti-tank weapons have to be so expensive?

@randylahey1822

Ай бұрын

I'm sure you can find cheaper in China. You're asking a lot, just lot at the economy

Why no reload ?

8:14 this does not look highly professional because the guy does not even bother wearing eye protection.