OC-14 Groza - Video by KardeN Part 1

http://www.armoury-online.ru/articles/ar/ru/groza/Warrior of the Interior Ministry of Russia special team, which has extensive combat experience about the OC-14: "At first, I liked it. Complete kit. Silencer, sight, under-barrel mounted grenade launcher, tactical front grip. Diopter sight. But then ... On the left shoulder did not shoot. Hunting optic sight. Use safety catch, recharge should pull his hand back. And most importantly, only two magazines. Although allowance of ammunition is 100 rounds of PAB-9 cartridges. I had to take from free assault rifles. Based on my experience I can say that in addition to smaller dimensions do not see any other benefits. For example, from the OC-14, during intensive firing smoke and powder gases irritate the mucous eyes and mouth. It's awkward to change magazines when reloading. Fire control lever does not allow them to use quickly. When shooting in helmets and body armor normally "to make" quite problematic. With the passage of right angles have to lean out from behind almost the entire body, with classics I take the weapon in his left hand. Due to the same angle you can set the AK and process space. With this "bull" will be difficult and not stable. One ploy of the room - this is shooting from behind a corner without visual contact with the target. Guided mainly by the sound of shooting the enemy. Enjoyed this reception all. The problem with the "bull" in this case is that if you hold a gun in front of his outstretched hand (left hand on forearm, right hand holds the fire control grip) did not last very stable, receiver floods arms back, and magazine hinder. We tried another option - left hand on the fire control grip and his right hand holds the rear crosspiece. Also "no wheels". Accuracy should be no more than 200mm (9A-91 no more than 100mm). After shooting awaits tedious cleaning. It turns out that after several magazines, clean the OC-14 more tedious than the AS Val and the VSS Vintorez because of the many remote places in the receiver". KardeN