The Kalashnikov Group does a video to show the chances of surviving a highway shootout. Will it be like those seen in Hollywood? Watch and find out... "A car chase on a highway, with good guys trying to escape and bad guys shooting at the good guys. Or the other way round. The idea is basically someone shooting from a moving car, aiming at the trunk of another car that's trying to lose the tail.

Kalashnikov Media's Gun Myths brings to you AK-12 vs M4 or the Kalashnikov vs Stoner. Two 20th Century gun design that still have that Cold War rivalry going strong into the 21st Century with fans of both camps give much respect to their preferences (and sometimes jokes)... "There is one of the eternal debates existing in our universe: whose general design is better, the one coined by Eugene Stoner or that by Mikhail Kalashnikov? Let's compare! We'll be shooting at a silhouette-shaped steel target from 50 meters.

In episode 7 of Gun Myths from Kalashnikov Media, they check if 9mm rounds of the MP 40 SMG of Nazi Germany can be deflected by Red Army Winter Coats... "We continue to check the main gun myths. Today we will find out whether the bullets of the German submachine gun MP 40 of the Second World War can’t shoot through a soviet 'Telogreika' jacket at a distance of 100 meters."

Kalashnikov Media shows the different ways to handle a rifle and shoot it without recoil in the 6th episode of their Gun Myths series... "How to keep a gun when firing? This question is actively discussed by shooters all over the world probably since the appearance of firearms. Books are being written on this topic, training videos are being shot, courses are being held. Kalashnikov Media decided to try several different ways and find out which of them is more effective."

The latest in the Gun Myths series by Kalashnikov Media on YouTube and it tackles the question of the AN-94 rifle two-round burst feature means two bullets hitting the same area/hole... "AN-94 is a very unusual type of modern Russian small arms. The unique scheme with a displaced recoil impulse allows this machine to make a queue of two shots so quickly that it is almost impossible to notice. Many people think that both bullets will hit one hole. But is it so?"