Comments by "Вячеслав Скопюк" (@user-yj8vj3sq6j) on "Suomi m/31 - Finland's Excellent Submachine Gun" video.

  1. PPD-40 is a copy of PPD-34/38. And PPD-34/38 is a copy of PPD-34. Should I continue?
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  2. you can watch Ian's videos on PPD and PPSh for clarification
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  3. Juho Mäki-Petäjä you are full of ignorance. KP-/31 had little of common with PPD or PPSh. So, about what ''simplification' you are talking about?
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  4. Actually, except that both are open bolt SMG's, they aren't similar
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  5. banaana1234 facepalm. How the hell PPSh concept was based on KP-/31, when USSR had indigenous SMG designs, similar to PPSh, since late 20-s?
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  6. Juho Mäki-Petäjä lol. That's all? Look at blueprints. Find similar elements
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  7. it's grammar KGB doing
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  8. he said пАпаша
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  9. who need that goddamn heavy expensive gun?
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  10. Zetor-Khan the Generous look at MP-28. Looks similar to PPSh, isn'it?
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  11. why should they copy KP-/31 to make PPD40, when they had PPD34/38 to copy?
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  12. you mean - 32 finns faced 4 soviets? At the distance of hundreds of meters ;)
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  13. Yep, it's fiinnish equivalent to Kijirō Nambu
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  14. KP/-31 was only an inspiration. Inspiration to create cheap mass-produced SMG, which is completely opposite to KP/-31
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  15. How pronunciation nazi are called in Finland?
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  16. it's look really similar to most of the early SMG's
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  17. Juho Mäki-Petäjä don't make yourself an idiot, please
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  18. Juho Mäki-Petäjä obviously you making yourself an idiot when claiming that PPD and PPSh are copies of KP/31. Because they are, like, not the copies of KP/31, and any sensible man will see that in the blueprints
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  19. Juho Mäki-Petäjä facepalm. You, sir, in your ignorance, didn't look at MP-18 as the source for inspiration for PPD? And no, they can't be inspired by KP/31. Because they are, like, different. And you obviously didn't look into blueprints
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  20. Ian and Karl shoot finnish weapons in Finland.
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  21. ROFLMAO. And why does PPSh-41 look like KP/-31 only superficially? >This was told in a museum here in Finland. in war museum in Finland was told, that PPSh-41 is a copy of KP/-31?
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  22. >but it really shows that soviet did copy KP31. as a matter of fact, no. It shows only that 'several blueprints of KP31 went missing, and also a finnish liutenant who was a guard went missing'. On the other hand, when you compare construction of PPSh-41 and KP/-31, you can clearly see, that they have very little in common
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  23. >but they still probably used the blueprints of KP31 facepalm. Look at PPSh-41. Look at KP/-31. Find similar parts. >Doesn't it feel fishy when a Finnish liutenant went missing with stolen blueprints, two years later soviet introduced PPSH41? nope. Because Finland didn't invent SMG as a weapon. And USSR had PPD-29, PPD-34, PPD-34/38 and PPD-40 before introduction of PPSh-41
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  24. Kopiovastaava >PPSH is a copy of the PPD Facepalm.
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  25. Kopiovastaava PPSh isn't a copy of PPD. Cheap, or expensive. Just look at disassembled PPD and disassembled PPSh
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  26. If you REALLY had seen disassembled PPSh and PPD, which I doubt, you should have noticed, that they have very few similar parts. And their bolts, receivers and return springs are significantly differ.
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  27. Then you should have noticed, that they have very few similar parts. And their bolts, receivers and return springs are significantly differ. And, therefore, PPSh isn't a ''cheap copy of PPD'. Or you don't seen any of them
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  28. kill claims, to be correct
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  29. it wasn't based on m/31
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  30. Juho Mäki-Petäjä stop writing bullshit. PPD have nothing in common with KP/31 except drum mag
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  31. nope, you are not only one. And it's not reliable at all, because air compression varies depending on temperature
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  32. and heavy as sin
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  33. it's not about lifting. it's about carrying around couple kilos of useless iron instead of ammo, food, etc.
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  34. nope
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  35. nope, he didn't
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  36. More Gun Free Man you had the option of captured soviet guns, who were a couple of kilos lighter
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