00:00Well, the weapon we have at our disposal is an individual weapon.
00:03That means it's a weapon that only requires one person to carry, use and operate.
00:07This weapon was developed in 1947 in Russia, formerly the Soviet Union,
00:10and it is a widely used weapon in our armed forces,
00:17combat organization.
00:18That's right.
00:19What does an automatic and semi-automatic individual weapon mean?
00:22It means it can fire in both single shot and burst modes.
00:26The mechanism of this firearm is designed to be armed by utilizing the force generated by indirect gunpowder gas pressure.
00:30You might be wondering, how exactly does this process function?
00:32Well, when we pull the trigger and fire, the bullet travels down the barrel
00:34until it reaches this specific point,
00:40at which time a portion of the expanding gas is diverted back through this connecting tube,
00:46which ultimately causes the gas pressure to forcefully push the charging handle toward the rear.
00:49Yes, that is indeed correct.
00:50This allows the weapon to reload automatically for subsequent work.
00:53With 30, 40, and 75-round magazines.
00:56This is a 40-round magazine.
00:58Yes, that is quite correct.
00:59Exactly how many of these belong to me?
01:01I am just wondering about that.
01:02The magazines are...
01:03It's smaller than that.
01:04Oh, it's smaller than this.
01:0610 rounds fewer than this.
01:07Actually more.
01:08And the weapon...
01:09There are also magazines that hold 75 rounds.
01:12They are round and circular in shape, and they attach to the weapon from underneath.
01:16Yes, of course.
01:18This weapon features a three-position fire selector or safety catch.
01:22Located on the right above the trigger guard is the selector level.
01:26Oh, yes indeed.
01:26Move it to the top position to engage the safety.
01:30Dinosai Nostasis.
01:32Oh, yes indeed.
01:33The middle setting is for full automatic fire.
01:35Oh, yes indeed.
01:35Shift it down just one notch and it becomes single shot mode.
01:37Finally, we return the weapon back to the safety position.
01:40Safety, switch to automatic, then single shot.
01:42Safety, automatic, then single shot.
01:44Safety, automatic, then single shot.
01:44Yes.
01:46Is there anything else there?
01:48Above all, when handing a firearm, always keep it pointed in a safe direction.
01:52The muzzle must stay aimed at a safe area to minimize the risk of accidental discharge
01:56for your safety and the safety of those around you.
02:03There's one important thing to note.
02:07The procedure for loading this weapon.
02:09Be aware that it uses several types of ammunition.
02:11The variety we've brought today, chosen for this situation, is a blank round.
02:14They brought weapons into the studio.
02:16This is the first.
02:17Now, under specific circumstances, we managed to convince our friends
02:19that we should be at their service in these war time conditions.
02:22The short tip of the cartridge, which is meant to face forward when it exits.
02:27This crescent shape should be facing forward.
02:28The magazine's indentation just like we held it before.
02:34Is this how it should be?
02:36Yes.
02:36Could you please include a bullet point for me?
02:37Oh, thank you so very much.
02:38Right.
02:40Place the tip of the cartridge facing forward into this chamber.
02:43Yes, a little further forward.
02:45You mean right here?
02:45With minimal pressure, it slides right into place.
02:48Would you mind doing the next cartridge?
02:50Please accept my apologies.
02:51We really need to place it right next to that one.
02:53Place it right there in that exact spot.
02:55Apply just a little bit of pressure and you'll find it fits perfectly.
02:58Good thing I haven't forgotten the mouse training course yet.
03:00Now to properly insert the magazine into the weapon, you must ensure that you keep the weapon pointed forward, always
03:04in a safe direction.
03:05You will notice that this crescent shaped part features a small recess located right here.
03:08Let's see.
03:30I can open it with my left hand.
03:31Take a look.
03:32Where is it?
03:32Is this the one?
03:33Aha, I found it.
03:37It ended up falling apart, didn't it?
03:39And this one fits.
03:40Yes, that is very good.
03:41Okay, and now let us focus on the weapon.
03:42Hello.
03:43It's not my first time, man.
03:44I actually did my training at the mosque.
03:46I was 15 or 16, but honestly, back then I had a record.
03:49I could strip and assemble a Kalashnikov blindfolded.
03:52Now I've forgotten it though.
03:54Well.
03:55Well, now if we have time, we can also cover the assembly and disassembly of the weapon, very briefly and
03:59concisely.
04:00Stripping and rebuilding means firing.
04:01Let's hope we don't, right?
04:04Now I am referring to the disassembly and the reassembly.
04:07To begin the disassembly, first ensure you take the weapon off of its safety setting, then proceed to remove the
04:13ammunition magazine.
04:14Next, set the fire selector switch to the single shot mode.
04:17After that, you will need to pull back on the charging handle or the bolt.
04:23His name is actually entirely Turkish as well.
04:25Actually, this isn't the bolt, this is the charging handle.
04:28We pull it down, release it, and pull the trigger.
04:29When pulling the trigger, we make sure the weapon is empty.
04:32We can disassemble and reassemble the weapon.
04:34However, I'd like to ask that I handle this from now on.
04:37Well, then, alright.
04:37So, we...
04:39Yes, yes, of course.
04:42...through this faster.
04:43There's a latch here on the receiver cover.
04:45This is called the receiver cover.
04:47We push this latch forward and the cover lifts up.
04:51Go ahead and push the recoil spring forward.
04:52You will see a small groove right here and it will slide out through the specific part.
04:57Now, pull the charging handle all the way back to the rip position.
04:59After that, you just need to pull it upward just a tiny little bit.
05:01That was excellent work.
05:02Everyone, please maintain this angle.
05:04The camera crew, you are doing a great job.
05:05Alright, keep going.
05:07The boat that is so famous, it is that part which contains something inside it known as
05:09a firing pin.
05:10Honestly, I don't know.
05:11I really doubted that.
05:13And then, no, no.
05:14The guys are getting the shot.
05:15You're right there if you...
05:16Yeah, yeah.
05:17This is just...
05:18It's a small thing in the middle.
05:21It has the firing pin.
05:22It's what fires the weapon.
05:24We place the boat into its chamber and turn it counter-clockwise.
05:27It locks into place and won't come out.
05:29Then, using the same method as before, we place it into the upper chamber.
05:35There are two chambers here.
05:40Then, the spring...
05:41Go ahead and put the tension spring back into that groove.
05:44We need to be extremely careful here.
05:45Guys, please.
05:46Aha, that's good.
05:46That's good.
05:47Right there in the frame?
05:47Yeah, that's perfect.
05:48Okay.
05:49We are being extremely careful right now because this particular spring is quite stiff.
05:53We certainly don't want it to snap back at you while you are moving it back and forth,
05:55which could potentially cause a serious injury.
05:57The very final step is to attach the weapon cover.
06:02It has a groove that runs forward.
06:04Yeah, bring it back to the viewer.
06:05Yeah, right here, right here, right here.
06:09You will find that it closes quite completely with just a very light, gentle tap.
06:12And then, you will notice that the safety net moves firmly and securely into its proper place.
06:16Now, why don't we take a moment to practice loading it together?
06:18Would you mind if I demonstrate it?
06:20I'm watching and you are most welcome.
06:26Yes, make sure the tip of each cartridge is facing directly forward.
06:28Yes, right.
06:28One for every single round.
06:29Now, please go ahead and load the magazine.
06:31So, I'm going to ask...
06:36Well, what I mean...
06:37You have missed another vital point here.
06:38You will notice your weapon is not currently on safety.
06:40Should I go ahead and engage the safety mechanism before I proceed to load the magazine?
06:43No, under absolutely all circumstances, except for those specific moments when you intend to utilize your weapon or are in
06:48an active operational situation, the weapon must remain on safety.
06:50Alright, now that we have successfully engaged the safety...
06:52Well, in that case...
06:53Go ahead and disengage the safety catch.
06:54Now, set the selector switch to semi-automatic mode.
06:57Finally, rack the bolt back just one single time.
06:58Sign on!
06:59Hey, guys.
07:04Release it, yes.
07:05Release it, yes.
07:05This weapon is now loaded and ready to fire.
07:07As I mentioned, because this weapon is loaded indirectly, it does not need to be reloaded for subsequent shots.
07:14That is right.
07:15Roll the bolt back one more time.
07:16I would ask the camera crew to get a close-up of this here.
07:19They are actually asking us to please go ahead and pick up that package.
07:22Did you manage to get it?
07:26The bullet fell down.
07:27The cartridge has fallen out, so there is no need for another round to be fired.
07:29Go ahead and pull the trigger right now.
07:31We do not have any ammunition left at all.
07:32Do you manage to pull the trigger now?
07:32Do you have to have some?
07:33We only have one single bullet.
07:33Are you entirely certain about that?
07:34Yeah, I did.
07:35So should I really go ahead and try it?
07:38What should I do?
07:39Give it a try.
07:44Say it, our sound guy.
07:46What is the microphone's asset number?
07:48No, it is not that loud.
07:49The sound wasn't like this before.
07:50It wasn't nearly that loud.
07:52The point here is that...
07:55The host followed the safety protocol by keeping the weapon pointed in the same direction.
07:59That's right.
07:59Even if they were sure the weapon was empty, or even if they weren't, it must always be pointed in
08:03the same direction.
08:03I have to agree with you there.
08:04Back to you if there is anything else.
08:05I am at your service.
08:07That was great, Coach.
08:08I learned a lot.
08:09I hope that in the coming nights.
08:10With you or the other respected coaches, we will be able to...
08:13I am very happy to help.
08:14Please do take good care.
08:15Let us learn more about this.
08:16It is a request from our viewers and we will try to cover it with them over the next 7
08:19to 10 minutes.
08:20We remain entirely at your service, my dear viewers.
08:22I would like to take a moment to reiterate that special booths have been set up throughout the city's main
08:26squares for this very purpose.
08:27You are more than welcome to visit us in person and receive training.
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