Comments by "TotalRookie_LV" (@TotalRookie_LV) on "The WEIRD Guns Being Used in Ukraine Right Now #3" video.

  1. Not sure if that's MG42, could be MG3 or Yugoslav MG (don't remember it's designation, M53 or something), which basically are MG42 design, yet not from WWII era.
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  2. 5:57 - no, I do not carry a firearm, only a knife (and even that not so much for self-defence really), as one can get a permit in my country, it isn't even insanely hard, my father-in-law had a pistol for a while (used PM pistols here are quite cheap), but it's not worth it due to a lot of paperwork and low crime rate. So he gave up on that gun and gave away gun cabinet to us, now we store candies there safe from our kid.
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  3. One correction - one of allied nations was not Russia, it was USSR - a union where Ukraine was a major part of it. These days Russians try to pretend like they alone defeated Nazis, and all others were on the other side, but it's not true, besides Russia was not the part of USSR that suffered the most from Nazi invasion, Ukraine, Baltics and especially Belarus lost much higher percentage of population than Russia.
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  4. @Thrinkethrinke Depends. For my particular country WWII started with Soviet ultimatum and occupation, and this Soviet-Nazi-Soviet occupation lasted to 1991, former Soviet, now Russian forces left only in 1994.
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  5. I strongly suspect, that the first one isn't just for the purpose of "recycling", it might indicate anti-personell use - a HE / fragmenting mortar round instead of standard anti-armour shaped charge one of RPG-7. P.S. Watched the video a little further, and basically our dear host said pretty much the same, especially when the second type of round with grenades taped to it showed up.
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