Comments by "Baneofbanes" (@baneofbanes) on "Poland's WW2 Battle Rifle: the Maroszek wz.38M" video.

  1. Because there’s no machinery out there to make it, which means it would have to be reverse engineered and that costs a lot of money, and as such these rifles if newly manufactured would be extremely expensive and frankly very few people would actually buy them.
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  2. HRB Most rifles are.
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  3. Even if they where surplus they wouldn’t sell for that. That’s Mosin prices now.
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  4. Because those where Polish territories with a majority Polish population, and not to mention that they where at the time the only access to the sea that Poland had. And the only reason they where German territories to begin with was because Prussia had divided Poland between itself and Austria and Russia. And at the end of the day it was the Germans decision to spill blood for that territory, and it was the Germans decision to commit the crimes that they did. Not the Poles.
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  5. minion_boy34 Same gun.
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  6. Rick Regina The Germans did field reliable semi automatic rifles, alongside their automatics. Didn’t help them in the end.
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  7. At that point the US military had already adopted the M1 Garand, so no.
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  8. That doesn’t excuse the actions of the Soviet Union, nor was it the end of their imperialistic conquests.
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  9. You’d be surprised at wheee things end up do to the Chaos of war.
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  10. Robert Christopher At the time that was the standard for all magazine fed rifles.
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