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Like the original M16
Only with the same barrel length, shorter overall length, and in the A2 and A3 versions it's about as reliable as M4 rifles currently in service in America.
Just like the M16, the original version had problems, they've been ironed out but people still hate on it for problems it doesn't have anymore.
Only it isn't.
I'm not going to watch it again as I've seen it a long time ago, but one, if I recall he was pretty dated in his "analysis" two, he is pretty biased especially due to him being left handed which the gun does not favour and three, it's just one guys opinion. Forth, I'll trust the forces and those who have real world experience with it, to which I know numerous friends who have, as well as the many documentaries where almost all the troops were praising it, even having some Americans who favoured it over theirs once they had gotten use to it. Fifth, if I recall he was talking about the A1 version but maybe he made more but I find him hard to watch.
Edit - Yeah I see he has another on it, I didn't watch the whole video, just skipped to the end to hear his "opinion"
"Well, as you would expect from a relatively heavy 5.56 recoil is minimal on this"
"In full auto I was bracing myself into it just to make sure I kept it under control and in fact it is quite easy to keep it under control"
"There are two optics on the rifle [details on the RMR and 4x] which is a _really_ nice optic [more fluff] it's an extremely capable optic"
Yeah...sounds TERRIBLE.
"It has a good scope, therefore the gun itself is good"
wtf
Yeah, cherry pickers always make a compelling argument, after all, that was all he said, right...right?
No, that's what you appear to have said.
There's also a lot of irony involved here - I'm a "cherrypicker" but you list one thing that doesn't have anything to do with the gun [optic] and one thing that is both bad and good [weight]; your conclusion is "it's a good gun"?
No, weight is not a particularly good thing in a rifle. Anybody with a modicum of skill is going to use semi-auto, and you don't need weight to keep semi-automatic 5.56 under control.
Fully automatic fire is wasteful in any gun without a watercooled or quick-change barrel. The L85A2 is not intended to be used as a SAW/LSW (even the L86LSW sucks as a machinegun), so how controllable it is doesn't matter.
"It's controllable is a seperate plus from the weight!" No, it's not. It's controllable because of the weight.
No, I mentioned eight things, and said everything _he_ said about the weapon from the point I watched the video...the summary, which is far from "he explains why it's screwed up"
You cherry picked one point on what he said out of his whole summary, failing to make a point against a guy I already said I wouldn't take his word for. So, well done there. Where in my "conclusion" did I say it was a good gun? "Yeah..sounds terrible" =/= "I think it's a good gun" So, not only do you cherry pick, you add words? On a roll here.
You're trying hard to tell me things I already know. What you can't seem to grasp, I put things in quotation marks, do you know what they are? They are things _he_ said.
Do keep trying.