Kalashnikov Kids – IOTW Report

Kalashnikov Kids

A short video of what some Russian children do for fun. Watch

16 Comments on Kalashnikov Kids

  1. American Observer: “Wow, did you see how fast that Russian Soldier disassembled, fixed, cleared the weapon jam and reassembled that weapon?”

    American Drone Operator: “Quite impressive. Should I launch the FT-9/50 bombs or use the GB3 250kg laser-guided bombs?”

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  2. You can really see that mother beaming with pride in her young child.

    Sorta like a parent might do here when their young children come out as gay or tranny, isn’t it?

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  3. I actually learned to field strip and reassemble an AK 47. Much simpler than an M-16. Basically breaks down into 4 parts

    And when you shoot, it has twice the recoil of an M-16

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  4. When Armageddon comes, the Russians will survive while Westerners run around awaiting for their governments to save them after their leaders long retreated to the secret bunkers with 20 years of supplies.

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  5. And our teachers are still trying to teach kids which bathroom to use.

    My son’s teacher had a fit when she found out he can use a rifle & pump 12ga.

    I told her Compound Bow was next year!

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  6. AK 47’d were built simply and to loose tolerances for a reason. Open the bolt, bury it in a sandbox for a week. Pull it out of the sandbox, shake the sand out out of it, insert mag and fire away. Now try to do that with a precision machined firearm.

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  7. @Toxic Deplorable ~ oh, you’re just jealous because you can’t reach the 47th level of ‘Bioshock Toxic Hazard 17, The Re-Reckoning: Throne Empire Rising (Now with more Superhero Quests!) & possess the Golden Diamond Tiara with Super-up Powers & Instant Healing Crystals with the 3-bladed Sword of the Elvish Linkoalimus’ & the magic Helmet of Gwendolin, like all the hip Millennials down in Mom’s basement showing off their much more important ‘skill-sets’

    “…. Maaaaa …. more tendies!”

  8. Those Russians will never forget Stalingrad.

    The Russian people did heroic things in WWII, at least up to May 1945, and I admire them for it. Their legacy is little kids that use Kalashnikov’s as toys.

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