Comments by "XtreeM FaiL" (@XtreeM_FaiL) on "Suomi m/31 - Finland's Excellent Submachine Gun" video.

  1. In the 1920 Lahti build a time machine and travelled in to the 1941 to stole PPSh blueprints.
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  2. Chu McCurry It's not. The blade is thin, but at least it's pointy.
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  3. Interesting. This gun's developement started over a decade before ppsh.
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  4.  @rukas133  Better in what way? It is a different design. You're comparing apples and oranges.
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  5.  @rukas133  So you have no idea. I am not surprised.
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  6. You don't know how time work.
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  7.  @Mexicanist1935  PPD is based on MP-28 and was developed 5 years before the Winter war.
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  8. JEEROFUKU Yes. Finns copy a gun over a decade before PPSh even exist.
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  9. Suomi KP's bolt weight ~450g.
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  10. Tyran Ocisari KP is KonePistooli, Machine Pistol.
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  11. But you did not notice that you can edit your posts.
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  12. scott šzabo Two different guns. They look a bit same if you are far away in dark. PPsH is based of Bergman MP28 and Suomi KP-31 is based of MP18.
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  13.  @pekkahollola7646  With or without the firing pin, the weight is still roughly 450g. ;)
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  14.  @pekkahollola7646  Youtube is shadow banning again hard. Hard to put a link when it gets deleted. Just google "suomi konepistooli lukko paino"
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  15. Thomas Grey Now you are mixin Suomy to Suomi.
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  16. Can you name that weapon?
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  17. There is no debate. Only people who shout "copy, copy". Ruskies copy the drum mag. Lada was made under the licence from FIAT and later modified to a PoS.
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  18. How did they fit it in there? I've seen PPsH and there is very little space inside to fit another weapon.
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  19.  @cbradquillen  Newton's 3rd law of motion.
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  20. Kuulostaa 40 kudin lippaalta, niissä padit on toisin päin.
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  21. It is not a lever.
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  22.  @ismJoboi  It protects the mag release.
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