Hi, I'm QDC. At the of this recording there over 19,000 subscribers to my channel and
I want to give all of you a special thank you. Today what I'm going to do is to show
you how I'm learning how to shoot two military weapons. One of them is the M203 Grenade Launcher
and the other one is M107A1 50 caliber Barrett Rifle, it is a sniper rifle. It uses this
Browning Machine Gun cartridge the one I'm holding in my hand. This is a very powerful
round and you are going to see me shoot the Barrett rifle and the grenade launcher. Also,
I'm going to show you me learning how to shoot two large caliber pistols. One of them is
called Taurus Raging Judge and that is chambered in 454 Casull which is a lot more powerful
than the 44 Magnum. And also I'm goint to show you how I'm going to shoot the Dessert
Eagle which is also chambered in 50 caliber. That is considered a very powerful handgun
as well. These particular weapons are considered powerful and they are not meant for the average
person to shoot without proper instruction. Today you are going to see me learn how to
shoot these particular weapons but I want to make myself very clear that I am not encouraging
anyone to shoot a firearm. Again, I am not encouraging anyone to shoot a firearm. Now
that being said, lets go over and watch me learn these powerful weapons.
[Instructor] The pistols you chose are the largest pistols that we have here. That's
a 50 A.E. it goes with the Dessert Eagle. This is the 454 Casull that goes witn the
revolver. Those are some pretty big rounds with a lot of kick! So I will go over that
here in a second. The proper way to hold that and pretty much what you want to do with those
guns is to hold on for dear life! A lot of people will say it's not going to kick that
hard and barely hold it and the gun will come right out of your hand. Here is a little comparison.
Those are the big pistols rounds and that is our sniper round. This is a big gun! The
only thing bigger than our sniper rifle is our M-2 and that is is our fully automatic
fifty. That will fire these 600 rounds a minute. Pretty fast...put a lot of lead down range
very quickly. [Me] These are the grenade launcher? [Instuctor] Yes. Those do not make too much
noise themselves but it has a pretty big kick to them on your shoulder. Everything you got
is our biggest of everything we have.
[Instructor] Are you right handed? [Me] Yes. [Instructor] You will have your right hand
here, finger straight until you are ready to shoot. Your left hand will wrap around
like this all four of your fingers will will be on your three finger. You can either cross
your thumbs like this when you are firing or have both of your thumbs onto your side.
It doesn't really matter with this gun. You want your elbows locked out straight and nice
an tight and you want to hold on that gun. Have a very, very tight grip on it so you
can withstand everything. If you do not have a tight grip the gun will come out of your
hand. Alright, so the gun is loaded. Just make sure you are holding on tight. [Me] Is
this the right hand position? [Instructor] Yes, it looks perfectly fine. [Me] Count to
three: 1-2-3. [Instructor] Excellent! Excellent. You handled that very well. How does that
feel? [Me] It's a powerful kick but but it's not uncontrolable. Shall I do it again? [Instructor]
Yes, you have six rounds. [Me] Count to three: 1-2-3. [Instructor] Excellent. You hit the
target too.
[Instructor] Alright, so this gun is loaded right now and there is no magazine in it.
You will take you hand same thing but this time instead of criss crossing your hand you
want both thumbs to the side. Yes, because this slide will come back and if your thumb
is right here, the guns goes off, your thumb will not be able to stop that slide from comming
back. To the side, it has a lot of kick to it just hold on once again. Disengage the
saftey. [Me] Here we go saftey disengaged. [Instructor] Both elbows lock out straight.
Excellent. [Me] Here we go. Holding real tight. Count of three: 1-2-3. You are right it does
have a big kick. [Instructor] How does that feel? [Me] Wow. Great! [Instructor] This is
not the type of gun that you want to bring to the target range and shoot off a 100 rounds.
You will be tired by the end of the day! Do you think you can control it? [Me] I think
I can. [Instructor] Perfect. I leave the magazine in it and you have six rounds at your disposal
and the saftey is on again. Just hold on tight! [Me] Hold on tight! This gun is not as heavy
as the revolver. [Instructor] Yes. Longer barrel. [Me] I'm going to put on fire now.
First round count to three. Am I holding this correctly? [Instructor] Yes. [Me] Count to
three 1-2-3. Another shot count to three 1-2-3. Another shot 1-2-3. Another shot count to
three 1-2-3. Another shot count to three 1-2-3. Another shot 1-2-3.
[Instructor] How this gun works...it is a little ackward and a little different than
most other guns because this you do not aim straight at the target and letting the round
go right there you are actually going to be aiming above the target. You will looking
at this little sidepost this right here, the side peep sight. You look though there and
find your post and you want to put your post on the garbage can at that angle. The round
should be close to it. These are military training rounds so they are non-explosive
they just create the orange powder. You will get the idea but these things like the military
would use. It has a 30 meter kill radius. That is like the normal fragmentation rounds
so I am assuming this is the same thing so even getting close to the trash can you are
doing pretty good. So I will load the gun and hand it to you because it is a little
tricky so when you are ready to fire you push this U down just like that and it's the safety
and you want to want to just pull the trigger. The gun will go off. This does have quite
a big kick to it. Keep that in mind. It is not unmanageable. But you know you just shot
the gun that is for sure! "Bloop!" When you look through that circle and you see that
little post down there you want to look at your circle and put the post on the trash
can while looking at the circle. [Me] I see the trash can right there. Like that. OK.
The leg position. Is this correct? [Instructor] That is perfectly fine. That is usually the
position that we use for all of our guns because you are more stable like this. If your feet
were together like this the gun goes off and you will loose your balance. This right here
you got all of your balance you can actually take a lot of force and still be able to stand
up straight. [Me] Saftey is off. I am aiming 50 yards to the left and now I'm aiming a
little bit lower. I am going to fire. Count to three 1-2-3. [Instructor] Look at that!
That trash can would have been having a bad day if that was an explosive round. You are
right there. [Me] Saftey is off. I am aiming at the trash can. 15 yards to the left. A
little bit down. Count to three 1-2-3. [Instructor] Might be a good one too. A little to the left.
That's great. You got it within 10 yards and since it is a 30 meter kill radius, that was
pretty good.
[Instructor] You will take your left hand and put it down here or up here whatever feels
comfortable with your left hand. Your right hand will go on the handle. You want to pull
the gun into your shoulder and you want it more on your chest than on your shoulder.
The outside of your peck, it is the best place to put it. Once you do that both elbows on
the table make sure it is nice and tight against your shoulder. Any seperation it will come
back and kick you like a mule. When it is nice and snug it is more of an aggressive
push. Then you acquire your target. You rest your cheeck on the gun and I can't see right
now because the glasses are dirty and acquire your target. Slowly squeeze the trigger and
it will jerk back but it will not be too bad. [Me} I see it now. Count to three I am going
to pull the trigger: 1-2-3. Wow!!! That was awesome! [Instructor] Great good shot! [Me]
I got it? Should I shoot another one? [Instructor] Yes, go ahead. You have 10 rounds. [Me] OK.
Count to three: 1-2-3. [Instructor] Excellent shot dead center. [Me] Count to three again:
1-2-3. [Instructor] I did not see that one. [Me] I can feel the recoil pushing me back.
I have to push the gun forward. Ready. Count to three: 1-2-3. Ready for another shot. Count
to three: 1-2-3. [Instructor] That was a hit right of the rock. You still hit the rock
but on the right side of it. [Me] OK. One more time. Count to three: 1-2-3. [Instructor]
Good hit direct center. [Me] Thank you. Should I shoot again? Count to three: 1-2-3. [Instructor]
Good, good, good. [Me] Should I shoot again? Count to three: 1-2-3. [Instructor] Good,
good, good. [Me] Count to three: 1-2-3. Do I still have a round left? [Instructor]One
second I am going to double check for you. Ohh! Those are hot! No. That was it. [Me]
Wow! That was amazing! [Instructor] That was a big gun. The biggest sniper rifle in the
world. [Me] What? [Instructor] It is the biggest sniper rifle in the world. I am pretty sure
of it. [Me] This is such an awseome rifle. The recoil on this was huge but it didn't
feel out of control.
OK we are back. The best way for me to describe shooting all four of those weapons that that
it is out of this world. They are all powerful weapons. Shooting the Taurus Raging Judge
was a hand numbing experience because everytime I shoot that powerful handgun, my hand became
numb. It is also the same for the Dessert Eagle as well. They are both powerful weapons
and you have to have the correct body posture, the correct hand hold, and also the correct
locking of the arms in order for you to shoot the weapon without hurting yourself. They
are both very powerful handguns. For shooting the M203 Grenade Launcher, the best way for
me to describe shooting that is it felt like someone slapping you on the shoulder. It felt
like that. It was controlable but it felt akward. Everytime I shot it I felt I was being
slapped on the shoulder. The best experience was shooting the Barrett rifle. The Barrett
sniper rile. Shooting that powerful weapon using this particular round, the Browning
Machine Gun round was a experience that I had never felt before. When I shoot rifles...of
course it will be a lot smaller caliber than this...and the recoil is nothing compared
shooting the Barrett rifle. Everytime I shot the Barrett rifle I felt I was being shoved
all the time. So I had to compensate for the recoil by holding onto the butt of the rifle
real close at my shoulder without having my shoulder dislocated. I hope you enjoyed watching
this video but before I go, I really want to stress the fact firearms are not toys.
Even though I enjoyed firing these weapons, they are not toys! Without the proper instruction
from my instructor over at the Pro Gun Club, these particular weapons would have been very
dangerous for me. Especially the Barrett rile because if I did not hold the rifle correctly,
it would have dislocated my shoulder because it is a very powerful rifle. I am QDC. Thanks
for watching!