Yugo SKS Launching a 'nade.

[Calum]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtGwy5HgKi0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDC7BzYeJL8&NR=1

 

[heavyBullet]

Weird the way he was holding that. It made it look like there was a huge amount of recoil in that little shell.

 

[Calum]

Yah definitely not a trained professional.

Here is a pic from a bunch of pics I found from a yugo website...

 

[heavyBullet]

Kewl .... Those pics look more like it. I would bet that guy in the Vid has a sore wrist or fingers lol

 

[Calum]

Also it's a good thing he used the blank firing cartridge that comes in the base of the 'nade, and not a FMJ round or it would have been a messy vid.

 

[cz52]

Hmmm interesting; anyways, maybe I shouldn't translate what "pichku materinu" means...

 

[Calum]

Hehehe, they do have some pretty nasty words for each other over there...Methinks a byproduct of centuries of fighting each other.

 

[serbinator]

gotta love neighbors

2nd video is how its properly done, first video is probably some retard who hates everyone around him...

 

[CanAm]

Weird the way he was holding that. It made it look like there was a huge amount of recoil in that little shell.

There is a lot of recoil. Think of the weight of a grenade vs a bullet.

 

[Colin]

Every piece of footage I have seen of someone firing a rifle grenade has the firer making that face before pulling the trigger, they all seem to hurt like hell.

 

[svt-40]

It would be a blast to get a hold of some blank ammo and inert grenades and let them fly.

 

[Zokakoka]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtGwy5HgKi0

HAHA i don't know if anybody notices the first video but the guys in army gear and then addidas soccer shoes! hahahaha "aah ode u picku materinu" he pretty much is swearing how off course he shot it

 

[SKS50]

You definitely don't want to put the butt stock up agent your shoulder the actual rifle grenade blank is quiet a bit longer and more powerful than the standard parade blank most people use to launch the practice grenades with.

http://www.inert-ord.net/yugos/yughr/m60/index.html