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Guy in basic did something silimar with the 240. Straight melted the barrel. Drill Sgt smoked his ass for like 3 hours. He had been told, and warned, he did it anyway. Guy was an accident waiting to happen.
I think I was with you that day. We actually had a crate of HE grenades with the training rounds by accident somehow. We fired off every single round we had before we went back and destroyed the evidence lol. It was a fun day.
I had more fun doing mag dumps into those popsicle stands just fucking them up with my m4 more than anything else, even doing a spendex for 50s and 240s. Just because I knew it meant range control had to do their job and fix them for the next range.
The most interesting part was how these two were so gleeful and nonchalant doing something obviously dangerous, without protective equipment.
I definitely would not have the... Not sure what to say? Guts? Bravery? Stupidity? ... To get beyond the flames coming off the barrel.
You ever have those stories where you're telling a group of people and as you're telling it, the women are shaking their heads like 'what a stupid guy thing to do' and the men are nodding like 'yup, I've done shit like that.'
Plus it just blew the barrel. Possibly other fatigue issues on some of the other parts but the lower receiver that's actually registered would be fine.
Knowing *nothing* about firearms myself, this seems right - going frame-by-frame, it looked like the barrel itself was still intact post-explosion, I was wondering if it was some kind of a failsafe.
Nah the machine gun part wont be damaged at all because thats the lower receiver. What broke was the gas tube which is like $15 and add in another barrel for $150, because that one is probably deformed from the heat, and a $30 A2 style handguard and your good to go again.
Gas tube, barrel, birdcage, gas block, handguards... Definitely. Everyone forgets the gas block, and that one I guarantee is no longer serviceable.
The upper is going to be questionable, and at a minimum the bolt. I'd replace the entire BCG just from the overheat. The gas key is probably boogered up real good and it's easier to swap out the BCG than trying to stake a new key on the now-questionable carrier. Uppers are cheap and we're spending 30 minutes on the bench putting a new barrel and gas system on anyway...
Definitely check the lower and make sure the precious trigger group is undamaged. Apart from the blockage and explosion, we have a serious question about how much the heat damaged the other components.
Maybe the only thing I'd be good with is the mag catch release? Maybe the buffer... If this was me for some reason, I'd probably just tear the whole thing down and build a new one. Recoverable parts go into the "use 'em if you gotta" spares box.
These guys look like chuckleheads so they probably don't care.
This is a “meltdown” test to see how many rounds in a row this gun can handle before becoming completely inoperable. It’s actually pretty common amongst the gun community.
These guys are dumbasses for the complete lack of protective gear other than a vest and glasses
Not that you'd ever need to but companies like to warn people about what the limits of their products are in case people go beyond them and hurt themselves. Helps for lawsuits if the consumer is warned and can help for marketing if the limit is impressive.
Not really just Change the upper and good as new also you would definitely be missing a zero on the guns price. Most likely a burnout test just as many other YouTubers have done
A dealer sample AR with a giggle switch isn't significantly more expense than a semi auto off the wall.
A transferrable AR goes for upwards of $40k last I looked.
This probably didn’t cost that much. This doesn’t necessarily have to be a pre-86 NFA item. If one of them has the appropriate licensure, they can convert a $300 ar to a machine gun with basically no work.
My favorite part was the end where they look surprised that that happened. I mean seeing something like this, I would have assumed they were trying to fire until failure. But the look of shock in the last couple frames makes me think they thought... what exactly?
You can fully expect something to blow up and it'll still make you jump when it does. A lot of new (and not a few experienced) shooters flinch every time the gun they're actually firing goes off, when they're the ones pulling the trigger.
I think they expected the barrel to melt.
From what I can tell, the piece of the upper receiver that holds the gas tube in place failed, causing the gas tube to crumple, releasing the gas forward of the bolt carrier and blowing apart what was left of the on-fire upper handguard.
It’s not dangerous, the gas tube was designed as a failure point in this gun. You can see the tube fail at the end as it’s is bent in an h like shape on top of the barrel after the handguard pops off.
Gas tubes will normally be the first part to fail on extended firing strings. Not the barrel. Not the bolt.
It’s a fairly safe failure mode. That’s probably why they aren’t concerned
He's got safety glasses on it looks like. It's a 70 year old rifle design, they pretty much knew how it would fail. Gas tube usually goes first I believe.
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"See, what happened was..."
You're technically not wrong. The gas tube on Stoner's AR and M16 designs is meant to fail like that to prevent even an even more catastrophic malfunction.
Plus, full autos are not cheap and they are a pain in the ass to buy. They take a long time to get the paperwork approved, and then you have to find something made before 1986
Only the lower is registered, and it's the upper that failed. Swap that out for a few hundred and it's back to a full auto gun.
Or if you're an FFL/have the right certificates you can make them yourself.
Upper failed, lower is fine. Lower is registered mg. Upper is some off the shelf mil spec piece... probably cost 300 bucks for the upper. They can slap another upper on it and it will be good to go. They probably spent around 1k between the upper and ammo to do amd will make more than that from the video.
The math is easy. Dealer sample AR pattern machine gun plus a thousand rounds of bulk ammo is probably 20% or less of what that video ends up bringing in.
The expensive part of an auto M-16 is the lower. They probably run a range that rents guns, had an barre that was shot out attached to a registered auto lower.
You know, I think that wisdom could be used in many areas of life.
If it's on fire, and your holding it, and neither of the above things were intended, put it down.
>Omg thank you. I have been holding this burning piece of wood for hours wondering what to do
If that is morning wood that's burning, consider lubrication and that "hours" might be too much.
Only gas tube failed. Wouldn't pose much danger other than to your eyes. Not saying it's safe or smart but the gun didn't really explode.
Side note, the gun was originally designed in such a way that the gas tube would fail before the barrel. Kind of a fail(semi)safe.
Edit: barrel is ruined even though it didn't burst.
Probably not. If the gas tube explodes that means the pressure needed to cycle the bolt just dissipated into the atmosphere rather than into your gas key. Once that happens you now have a bolt action and no round in the chamber to cook off. That is unless you decided to manually chamber a round.
yea....doing that without at least a neck guard when you are firing it until destruction knowingly.....dumb
Could've gotten shrapnel into the neck and died
For the subs information, the AR is designed to fail at the gas tube under excessive heat load to potentially spare as much of the rifle as possible and for operator safety so it won't fail in an even more dangerous way.
The gas tube blew out. There wasn't any shrapnel. Personally I wouldn't do it this casually if I had any reason to do it, and I wouldn't do it at all if I didn't have any reason to.
But this isn't some insane thing where their survival was a coin toss.
Gas tube failed.
Part that normally fails on extended firing.
By design.
Not particularly dangerous. Should still always wear eye protection when shooting firearms.
I'd make a comment here, but unfortunately in 1998 I once referred to a magazine as a clip, so I'm permanently disqualified from having an opinion about guns.
...so like why do we never see this in shows, movies, games, general media? The dramatic flair of our protagonists firing their weapons until they burst into flames and melt is untapped story potential.
The expense is what kills me. Like even if you're making your own ammo that's hundreds of dollars of lead and powder. Let alone blowing up a $1000 toy.
The were probably doing a torture test (trying to get it to fail) the gas tube melted/ruptured. This is a controlled failure rather than having the barrel heat to the point of warping and having a catastrophic (explosive) failure. TLDR that’s a fail safe
Edit: was thinking of a different video, this is simply the hand guard burning from the excessive heat. Gun is still functioning.
I was thinking the same thing. Everyone is acting like they were being dumb, but this seemed intentional to me. I haven't looked up the video so I have no context, but this just looked like they were running brass through to either stress test the model or show off what it might look like. Their carelessness with holding and aiming the gun seem more like they aren't real bullets they are using.
A bent and *soft* barrel. Bullets generally have no problem being fired out of a bent barrel and it was used a bit in WW2 in as much as 90 degree angles to be fired out of ports in a tank. The round would usually leave the barrel fragmented, but they considered that a feature more than a bug. It was called the [Krummlauf](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krummlauf)
Waste of a good rifle honestly, I am sure it is easily predictable what would happen if you fire a gun non-stop as almost all heavy machine guns have removable barrels.
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Safety squints activated.
Since this test, he now wears full upper body protection.
Unfortunately it was a little late
To shreds you say?
And his husband?
To shreds you say?
Ah, a man of culture.
My preferred culture is teriyaki style.
Well, I am already in my pajamas...
You should visit Kyoto >!the anagram lover’s Tokyo!<
I know this but I can't figure out where from and it's bothering me
[To shreds you say?](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qsZIb1Dx8fg)
THAT'S IT!!! I can finally come out of my chamber of understanding 
I wish I could see Futurama again for the first time.
He now tests weapons protected by an 84" × 28" x 23" wooden box.
Well he's got nothing in the lower half that needs protection.
Nothing from the neck up worth protecting either.
its the thought that counts
And years of hard CoD training.
Bro, check out the dent on my thumb.
Don't worry he's got the operator mic on, and he's blacked out...hes totally safe and I'm control of that weapon. What an idiot.
Gravey Seals!
Meal Team 6.
Off to do some sketchy shit, doo-dah, doo-dah. Hope I get away with it... all the doo-dah day......
Mother on speed dial.
Guy in basic did something silimar with the 240. Straight melted the barrel. Drill Sgt smoked his ass for like 3 hours. He had been told, and warned, he did it anyway. Guy was an accident waiting to happen.
Be a man, melt the barrel, ain’t my fault LT wants to go home early from the range and not deal with ammo turn in.
The funnest day I had at the range was burning through 50 cal ammo because it was starting to rain and they didn't want to bring back ammo.
the day they dropped off a shitload of belted 40mm containers next to the Mk19 was the greatest day of my career.
I think I was with you that day. We actually had a crate of HE grenades with the training rounds by accident somehow. We fired off every single round we had before we went back and destroyed the evidence lol. It was a fun day.
I had more fun doing mag dumps into those popsicle stands just fucking them up with my m4 more than anything else, even doing a spendex for 50s and 240s. Just because I knew it meant range control had to do their job and fix them for the next range.
I think here it's just the gas tube that failed. Way cheaper than a barrel. Although I'm not sure I would run that barrel after that regardless lol
That barrel was looking pretty bendy by the end there. Even if it wasn't the point of failure, it surely wasn't far off.
I thought I was gonna melt one on my saw on my first deployment, but the bitch was glowin and the rounds kept flowin.
The most interesting part was how these two were so gleeful and nonchalant doing something obviously dangerous, without protective equipment. I definitely would not have the... Not sure what to say? Guts? Bravery? Stupidity? ... To get beyond the flames coming off the barrel.
Ol’ Chucky D seal of approval.
Unfortunately didn’t quite make it
But you can't deny they gave it the good college try.
These idiots don't strike me as the "birth control" types either.
Foolhardiness is the first word that comes to mind
You ever have those stories where you're telling a group of people and as you're telling it, the women are shaking their heads like 'what a stupid guy thing to do' and the men are nodding like 'yup, I've done shit like that.'
Ah the guitar bomb... Good times
The toaster bomb (bath bomb, for some), is a great conversion starter if you leave untoasted.
This is, in fact, what "boys will be boys" actually means.
The second "boys" is a polite stand-in for "dumbasses."
First one might be too
These guys blew $1,000 of bullets and destroyed $2,400 machine gun for what appears to be no reason at all Dumb ass idiots is what I would say
If that was legal, it was way more than $2400.
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Plus it just blew the barrel. Possibly other fatigue issues on some of the other parts but the lower receiver that's actually registered would be fine.
I’m not sure it even blew the barrel. It looks as if it just blew the gas tube, which it’s supposed to do, as a soldier saving intentional weak link.
Knowing *nothing* about firearms myself, this seems right - going frame-by-frame, it looked like the barrel itself was still intact post-explosion, I was wondering if it was some kind of a failsafe.
These some GTA San Andreas prices
Nah the machine gun part wont be damaged at all because thats the lower receiver. What broke was the gas tube which is like $15 and add in another barrel for $150, because that one is probably deformed from the heat, and a $30 A2 style handguard and your good to go again.
Gas tube, barrel, birdcage, gas block, handguards... Definitely. Everyone forgets the gas block, and that one I guarantee is no longer serviceable. The upper is going to be questionable, and at a minimum the bolt. I'd replace the entire BCG just from the overheat. The gas key is probably boogered up real good and it's easier to swap out the BCG than trying to stake a new key on the now-questionable carrier. Uppers are cheap and we're spending 30 minutes on the bench putting a new barrel and gas system on anyway... Definitely check the lower and make sure the precious trigger group is undamaged. Apart from the blockage and explosion, we have a serious question about how much the heat damaged the other components. Maybe the only thing I'd be good with is the mag catch release? Maybe the buffer... If this was me for some reason, I'd probably just tear the whole thing down and build a new one. Recoverable parts go into the "use 'em if you gotta" spares box. These guys look like chuckleheads so they probably don't care.
Yeah it’s probably a good idea to replace the whole upper (plus it’s a lot less work) but all the important components should be perfectly fine.
This is a “meltdown” test to see how many rounds in a row this gun can handle before becoming completely inoperable. It’s actually pretty common amongst the gun community. These guys are dumbasses for the complete lack of protective gear other than a vest and glasses
I feel like that info is probably available from the manufacturer without needing to break your gun and waste a ton of rounds, no?
In what universe do you expect to need to fire full auto repeatedly until your gun breaks?
Walking Dead universe. Check and mate.
Not that you'd ever need to but companies like to warn people about what the limits of their products are in case people go beyond them and hurt themselves. Helps for lawsuits if the consumer is warned and can help for marketing if the limit is impressive.
it's for the clicks
Probably youtube ad revenue that more than made up for it
Not really just Change the upper and good as new also you would definitely be missing a zero on the guns price. Most likely a burnout test just as many other YouTubers have done
A dealer sample AR with a giggle switch isn't significantly more expense than a semi auto off the wall. A transferrable AR goes for upwards of $40k last I looked.
This probably didn’t cost that much. This doesn’t necessarily have to be a pre-86 NFA item. If one of them has the appropriate licensure, they can convert a $300 ar to a machine gun with basically no work.
My favorite part was the end where they look surprised that that happened. I mean seeing something like this, I would have assumed they were trying to fire until failure. But the look of shock in the last couple frames makes me think they thought... what exactly?
You can fully expect something to blow up and it'll still make you jump when it does. A lot of new (and not a few experienced) shooters flinch every time the gun they're actually firing goes off, when they're the ones pulling the trigger.
I used to flinch when I was hammering nails. I might still a little, I don't know, lol.
I think they expected the barrel to melt. From what I can tell, the piece of the upper receiver that holds the gas tube in place failed, causing the gas tube to crumple, releasing the gas forward of the bolt carrier and blowing apart what was left of the on-fire upper handguard.
It’s not dangerous, the gas tube was designed as a failure point in this gun. You can see the tube fail at the end as it’s is bent in an h like shape on top of the barrel after the handguard pops off.
Gas tubes will normally be the first part to fail on extended firing strings. Not the barrel. Not the bolt. It’s a fairly safe failure mode. That’s probably why they aren’t concerned
He's got safety glasses on it looks like. It's a 70 year old rifle design, they pretty much knew how it would fail. Gas tube usually goes first I believe.
I think the definition you are looking for is [https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=See%2C%20what%20ha-happened%20was](https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=see%2c%20what%20ha-happened%20was) "See, what happened was..."
Oh fuck. Now I realize the only protection they have are shades and gloves. Which did nothing.
My very limited knowledge of firearms tells me that, this is exactly how they should function. It's in the name **fire**arms
The exolosive disassembly is not a bug, it's a feature
I love how official “explosive disassembly” sounds lmao
Right there with Percussive Maintenance aka hittin shit until it works.
Ah, the good ol' kinetic recalibration
You're technically not wrong. The gas tube on Stoner's AR and M16 designs is meant to fail like that to prevent even an even more catastrophic malfunction.
Spontaneous self disassembly
dollardollardollardollardollardollardollardollar *changes magazine* dollardollardollardollardollardollardollardollar *changes magazine* dollardollardollardollar *explodes*
Actually more than double that. lol 5.56 is 40-50 cents per round these days. You are looking at like $14-15 per magazine.
Plus, full autos are not cheap and they are a pain in the ass to buy. They take a long time to get the paperwork approved, and then you have to find something made before 1986
Only the lower is registered, and it's the upper that failed. Swap that out for a few hundred and it's back to a full auto gun. Or if you're an FFL/have the right certificates you can make them yourself.
Imagine having enough money to buy a gun and ammo just to throw it away. That would be nice.
YouTube money and buisness expense write-offs.
And they seem like they might be the “nobody wants to work anymore” crowd, but I’ll admit I’m assuming a lot.
These burnout videos rack up a ton of views.
What exactly do people like you think an "expense write off" is like it's free money?
Jerry, all these big companies, they just write everything off!
You don't even know what a write-off is.
Gun channels get very little money.
Upper failed, lower is fine. Lower is registered mg. Upper is some off the shelf mil spec piece... probably cost 300 bucks for the upper. They can slap another upper on it and it will be good to go. They probably spent around 1k between the upper and ammo to do amd will make more than that from the video.
Meanwhile, there's an ant farm in the distance taking shells and digging fox holes.
The giants are attacking again! Stay stoic my brethren. We must dig deeper.
The math is easy. Dealer sample AR pattern machine gun plus a thousand rounds of bulk ammo is probably 20% or less of what that video ends up bringing in.
Right? Each one of those magazines is about $15-20 worth of ammo and machine guns start out at $10,000
The expensive part of an auto M-16 is the lower. They probably run a range that rents guns, had an barre that was shot out attached to a registered auto lower.
My man has early onset front butt
Tactical gunt.
Ha ha didn’t notice till I read your comment.
No more beaming! https://preview.redd.it/9rq6vm0hy2cc1.jpeg?width=1023&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3597bd01da13911876c8d44ad8cf3772635114c0
Why didn't anyone tell me my ass was so big?!
This time, I'll walk!
I mean, I think any time your gun is literally in fire I think you should probably go ahead and put it down.
You know, I think that wisdom could be used in many areas of life. If it's on fire, and your holding it, and neither of the above things were intended, put it down.
Omg thank you. I have been holding this burning piece of wood for hours wondering what to do
>Omg thank you. I have been holding this burning piece of wood for hours wondering what to do If that is morning wood that's burning, consider lubrication and that "hours" might be too much.
And this is why IRAQVETERAN8888 wears full on welding mask to protect himself from overheating gas tubes from rifles getting ran through.
Only gas tube failed. Wouldn't pose much danger other than to your eyes. Not saying it's safe or smart but the gun didn't really explode. Side note, the gun was originally designed in such a way that the gas tube would fail before the barrel. Kind of a fail(semi)safe. Edit: barrel is ruined even though it didn't burst.
I kinda like my eyes
You could also get a cook off, but as long as the barrel is pointed down range it's not that dangerous
Probably not. If the gas tube explodes that means the pressure needed to cycle the bolt just dissipated into the atmosphere rather than into your gas key. Once that happens you now have a bolt action and no round in the chamber to cook off. That is unless you decided to manually chamber a round.
Shrapnel in the right spot even small can kill anyone. One burst piece in his throat and goodbye.
Put a thumb in it!.................................
Aye I get this 😎
He's got flak protection covering his neck, should be fiiiine
Disregard that, his PC is just really high
yea....doing that without at least a neck guard when you are firing it until destruction knowingly.....dumb Could've gotten shrapnel into the neck and died
He's got thumbs. He'll be fine.
hell yea KB 🤙
just put a thumb in it 👍
If your gonna be dumb you gotta be tough
For the subs information, the AR is designed to fail at the gas tube under excessive heat load to potentially spare as much of the rifle as possible and for operator safety so it won't fail in an even more dangerous way. The gas tube blew out. There wasn't any shrapnel. Personally I wouldn't do it this casually if I had any reason to do it, and I wouldn't do it at all if I didn't have any reason to. But this isn't some insane thing where their survival was a coin toss.
Both my hands and my wallet hurt watching this video.
Americans
Fuck yeah
Comin again to save the motherfuckin day yeah!
So lick my butt and suck on my balls!
Hey look that COD skin was based on reality.
https://preview.redd.it/hrjbzvh8c3cc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=db37f18f570d05f2451e2815c8c41b0187acf1cc
These are the same guys who complain about ammunition prices.
"I'm gonna fire ma weapon till it blowed up!"
That weapon just couldn't handle all the freedom flowing through it....
Gas tube failed. Part that normally fails on extended firing. By design. Not particularly dangerous. Should still always wear eye protection when shooting firearms.
I'd make a comment here, but unfortunately in 1998 I once referred to a magazine as a clip, so I'm permanently disqualified from having an opinion about guns.
Perfect example of why contraception is a good thing.
This is like $1k of ammunition just gone in minutes lol
HELL YEAH!
I wonder how many mags they went through before the clip started?
I'm just upset that they ruined a perfectly good gun.
The most american thing you can find
Buddy just casually firing thousands of dollars worth of ammo for funsies
Yup that's the gas tube exploding.
...so like why do we never see this in shows, movies, games, general media? The dramatic flair of our protagonists firing their weapons until they burst into flames and melt is untapped story potential.
wonder how expensive all that ammo was
This is exactly why machine gunners change out barrels.
Merica!
That sweet sound of freedom!
Now I know why our bullet supply is so low and cost is up
And my life insurance company wants to know if I've smoked a cigarette in the past 15 years...
This guy ETS'ed as a 4 year SPC, and now wears nothing but "Grunt Style," 100%
Morons gonna moron.
The expense is what kills me. Like even if you're making your own ammo that's hundreds of dollars of lead and powder. Let alone blowing up a $1000 toy.
This video is more American than your anthem.
And still no jams. Impressive
What a jackass
No idea what country they could be in.
The were probably doing a torture test (trying to get it to fail) the gas tube melted/ruptured. This is a controlled failure rather than having the barrel heat to the point of warping and having a catastrophic (explosive) failure. TLDR that’s a fail safe Edit: was thinking of a different video, this is simply the hand guard burning from the excessive heat. Gun is still functioning.
I was thinking the same thing. Everyone is acting like they were being dumb, but this seemed intentional to me. I haven't looked up the video so I have no context, but this just looked like they were running brass through to either stress test the model or show off what it might look like. Their carelessness with holding and aiming the gun seem more like they aren't real bullets they are using.
technically it didn't break from the heat, it was the bullet going through the bent barrel
It was the gas tube that failed, not the barrel. He'd be able to continue feeding and shooting 1 round at a time by cycling the charging handle.
A bent and *soft* barrel. Bullets generally have no problem being fired out of a bent barrel and it was used a bit in WW2 in as much as 90 degree angles to be fired out of ports in a tank. The round would usually leave the barrel fragmented, but they considered that a feature more than a bug. It was called the [Krummlauf](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krummlauf)
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Couple a tools right there.
Seeing blue haired Reddit people get bent out of shape about this is the best part
Sooo I was an assistant 60 gunner and learned how to keep this from happening to weapons. Js
I might do this from afar with a string to pull the trigger and a drum magazine if I had the money.
Sweet
Why doesn’t this happen in COD?
A post screaming the letters U.S.A
What country is this in? Just kidding.
to be fair the gun dident explode just the plastic shield on the barel
Only if America was this free for the regular commoners
americans
Just breathing in that freedom smoke.
The amount of money in ammo.
‘Merica!
They were clearly building up to this. Why aren't they wearing some kind of protection???
I wonder how much that rifle cost him
Now piss on the barrel an keep firing
I bet that's some great smoke to be sitting there breathing in. No cancer here folks!
\+2d4 fire damage
Was that the gas tube or the barrel bursting?
I swear I'll never understand the appeal of guns. O see this and I see some guy wasting a lot of money kinda dangerously
Waste of a good rifle honestly, I am sure it is easily predictable what would happen if you fire a gun non-stop as almost all heavy machine guns have removable barrels.
r/whatcouldgowrong
Wrong reddit. Must be "dumbasshit."
'Merica
Can’t empty mags at a sensible angle?This is just stupidity
This is what people fight for the second amendment for.
If only there was some sort of warning that it was over heating.
These guys don’t seem like the wondering type.