Comments by "Scott Kenny" (@ScottKenny1978) on "Mini-Beryl: The Carbine Version of the Polish wz.96" video.

  1.  @olgierdvoneverec1044  that's a shame. Next time they buy new machine tools, they should send the old ones to the US, we will happily put them back to work for our internal market!
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  2. Note that this one is 5.56, so suffers lots from a short barrel. But yes, if I'm going to get a super stubby, it's going to be in x39.
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  3.  @berzerkinglemur6534  or when Ian gets to tour the Radom factory...
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  4. If it's theoretically possible, Henry can do it. 1100y with Finn Moisin irons? Clang!
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  5. You mean showing how to stuff a matchstick into the trigger to make it go full auto? No. One, that's a felony in the US. Two, that's a great way to get your channel dropped from YT.
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  6. I like the stock.
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  7. I think it's by just letting the bolt slam into the rear trunnion extra hard and not caring...
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  8. How does one get a real Beryl imported? I understand needing to have the Demo Letter, but does Radom have a US importer?
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  9.  @eckrph  that's a semi auto only one, but thank you!
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  10. Wouldn't that be simple? 7.62 barrel (already in production), 5.56 bolt (already in production). You'd just need the .300blk chamber reamer.
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  11.  @juanmanuelmarchioli  yeah, may be a problem. Have to use the NATO PKM barrels instead.
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  12. This one is basically for vehicle crew, so it's stored in the vehicle.
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  13.  @GerinoMorn  🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
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  14.  @averagedemographic8933  muzzle blast sucks, but they should not be using the stubby until their vehicle is broken, which means their day is already sucking.
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  15. Probably the 5.45 stubby Tantals.
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  16. Once Poland joined NATO, they stopped using the RPK entirely. Replaced it with the 7.62Nato PKM.
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  17.  @misterhuman895  fair enough!
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