I'm at a loss for words on this "Mosin test"

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Gives a new meaning to the phrase "built like a brick s..t house". Wow
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Something wrong with being country?? Lol and tbh I've had to carry an M4 for over two years. I'm pretty sure it would have made it being drug.. As long as it was stock and not one of the cheaper versions that they have out there.
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Some damn fool will try to duplicate some of the hot loads that didn't blow the action.
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I wish they would of found a more common post-war stock to wreck. :o Those wartime stocks are getting harder to find! The video does show how durable the Mosin Nagant rifle is though.
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I kinda agree with Eric in the video, it makes me love the rifle even more
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Wow! and Holy Crap! :big shock: :big shock: :big shock:
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Makes me wonder what it really would take to destroy one....
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no4shot wrote:Makes me wonder what it really would take to destroy one....
We do not need to know.
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Junk Yard Dog wrote:
no4shot wrote:Makes me wonder what it really would take to destroy one....
We do not need to know.
No... We do not. No need to encourage stupidity.... :roll:
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Makes me appreciate the strength of the rifle, but it was painful to watch someone do that to an old war horse.
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no4shot wrote:Makes me wonder what it really would take to destroy one....
Mosins are like cockroaches... They can never be destroyed!!! :D
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Enjoyed the video. Boy are the Mosins tough. :popgun: :popgun: Built like a tank.
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Rongo wrote:
Junk Yard Dog wrote:I will have to watch this when I get home.
It's just some idiots trying to blow up a Mosin.

"Hey Yaaaal, Dont go & load that thar' Rifle with an overloaded round. Sumbody might get done hurt".

DUMBF$%KS... :roll:
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James811 wrote:
no4shot wrote:Makes me wonder what it really would take to destroy one....
Mosins are like cockroaches... They can never be destroyed!!! :D
Yes, they can be, never assume on safety because of something you saw a dumb shit on the net do. We have seen busted receivers before.
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Famous last words of a redneck: "hey ya'll watch this"!
I was willing to be forgiving for the sake of education, but then he started beating on a Tipton carbon fiber cleaning rod! Dang bunch of Tom Foolery.
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The assholes do this to drive up the view count on their youtube channel and it's working, They get a kickback from youtube for the advertising, the more traffic the more the payout. This sort of irresponsible shit will be duplicated by someone no matter how often you warn them not to. Monkey see monkey do.
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Junk Yard Dog wrote:Some damn fool will try to duplicate some of the hot loads that didn't blow the action.
JYD, I concur. I see yet another example of the law of natural selection, in somebody's future. I really don't know how they can compare a bolt action to a semi-automatic, wouldn't the recoil from the shot blow the bolt back, with a bit too much force, or quite possibly burst the gas tube? Also, I'm kind of curious as to whether or not they checked the head space after each excessive load? Granted I haven't looked at many of their other torture tests but do they test larger, more powerful and considerably more expensive? Maybe like something in the .338 or 50 cal ranges?

They should have at least been behind bit of a wall, just in case there was any incidents that could cause shrapnel to blow backwards?
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bunkysdad wrote:Famous last words of a redneck: "hey ya'll watch this"!
Other variations I've heard are: "Hold my beer", "just roll him around in the grass, he'll be ok" and "I heard this on the internets".

As for what it takes to destroy a rifle like that, given that these things were mass produced so rapidly, I'm thinking that there could be stress fractures, or impurities in the metal that contribute to metal fatigue.
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They lost all credibility for this "test" in the first two minutes when they pulled it along behind the truck :roll: What did that prove?
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bws wrote:
Junk Yard Dog wrote:Some damn fool will try to duplicate some of the hot loads that didn't blow the action.
JYD, I concur. I see yet another example of the law of natural selection, in somebody's future. I really don't know how they can compare a bolt action to a semi-automatic, wouldn't the recoil from the shot blow the bolt back, with a bit too much force, or quite possibly burst the gas tube? Also, I'm kind of curious as to whether or not they checked the head space after each excessive load? Granted I haven't looked at many of their other torture tests but do they test larger, more powerful and considerably more expensive? Maybe like something in the .338 or 50 cal ranges?

They should have at least been behind bit of a wall, just in case there was any incidents that could cause shrapnel to blow backwards?
That would have blown the SVT40 apart, They didn't check anything on that rifle, headspace or otherwise. This sort of thing is amateur hour, nobody with any sense of responsibility would make such a video and post it on youtube were it's guaranteed to be seen by numerous idiots who will be tempted to try their own experiments regardless of how many times they warn the viewer not to attempt it. Monkey see, Monkey do.
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