Comments by "Biały" (@Bialy_1) on "Forgotten Weapons" channel.

  1. C = Ciągły ( continuous ) P = Pojedynczy ( single ) S = Seria ( series / burst )
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  2. "Germans never knew it even existed." Maroszek saw small German unit in Warsaw with his guns so...
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  3. "When they found him the guy said "I can't even kill myself right!"". Its because most of people want to live even "suicide" guys (Subconsciously he saved his own life).
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  4. 100% correct considering that Soviet military was all about policing its own citizens... not fighting with any real external enemy.
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  5. I think you dont get one think: they were clearly unable to read word "German" or "Mauser" so is highly unlikely that they knowed anything about German guns quality or accuracy. They trying to mimik look of good guns thats all.
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  6. Maxim gun is from 1884 and it was the first recoil-operated machine gun and it was also water cooled...
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  7. It is clearly for road checkpoint, you taking papers in one hand and the gun is in the other hand, and fact that it is automatic wepond is huge advantage when you trying to stop a car...
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  8.  @Armored_Muskrat  Made in USA was a sign of quality in the past but not anymore...
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  9. "PTRD was developed few years before the war" no it was not, only way you can say that it was developed few years before war is when you notice it is using scaled up Polish Wz. 35 anti-tank rifle locking mechanizm and Soviets was able to put hands on it because in semptember 1939 they attacked Poland hand in hand with Germans thats why they were able to "develop" it so fast!
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  10.  @Cien_Swiatla  Farmer in communist Poland was not as bad job as you think as Stalin was scaried to take land from private hands of Polish farmers/owners (and this video is also kinda explaining why Stalin was not wrong). Generaly farmers in Poland were never woried that they lack any type of food when people in cities were strugling to get meat or other stuff and often buying food from farmers for good money on the "black market". In the same time created by state and owned by them farms were all the time inefficient and on the edge of bankruptcy and government was constantly pouring money into them to prevent that.
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  11.  @Artur-vh3nk  Rifle according to Polish sources was able to pen 33m at 100m distance and 15mm at 300m distance, for testing this plates were angled at 30 deg. In 1939 that rifle could penetrate armor of all German tanks including the ones that they got during invasion of Czechoslovakia and they were made by Škoda -> PzKpfw 35(t) (LT vz. 35) -> the best armored plate of that tank was the front armor of 25mm thicknes and at 30 deg angle so this rifle should be able to deal with it from 100-125m distance. Side armor of this tank was only 15mm, so this rifle would penetrate even from 300m range. But most of German tanks got 20mm or less of armor for protection... That small round was also very effective when it landed betwen tank turret and main body as it was able to damage the turret ring and by doing so eliminate this tank main weapon.
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  12. There is a Polish joke that i gonna most likely butcher with my translation: Two Germans saw an ice cream truck and wanted to get some ice-cream. One took a single ball. The other one got from automatic.
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  13.  @bobross4886  "Unforgiven" made by Clint Eastwood and in it you have: Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman, Morgan Freeman and Richard Harris. Very good western.
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  14.  @jfangm  Yep, there are interviews with German leader few years before the war and he was in it explaining that his version of socialism is the superior version to the one in Soviet Union. Not to mention the victory parade that they made in 23 september 1939 in the middle of Poland->Brest(Brześć), there are pictures and videos from it and they were BFF at that time. That was also the place where first conference betwen NKVD and Gestapo was organized to plan the future of anty Polish actions on Polish territory in full cooperation... 27 September 1939 in Brześć October 1939 in Lwów November 1939 in Przemyśl 6–7 December 1939 in Kraków 8–9 December 1939 in Zakopane 20 February 1940 in Zakopane March 1940 in Kraków And it is not hard to tell who got much more experience at that time and who was teaching who there...
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  15.  @andreambuter6806  "Accuracy still matters" This projectile in the Polish version created a plug of armoured steel that entered the tank with enormous energy... and such an armoured plug ricocheting inside the armoured can without any problem after bouncing off the inner side of the armour, perforated people, equipment and ammunition stored in the tank and of course the fuel tank. Additionally, there was nothing to prevent the entire magazine being inserted like that into the tank... It is also worth noting that the interior of German tanks did not have much free space inside and the crew was packed inside 1939 era tanks like sardines.
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  16. "In its unique approach to the problem." yea it is called in the free world "lie to the very end"... even only few years before USSR colapse this crapy system was promoted as the best by propaganda similar to the one that you provided here. Something so simple as bicycle was only a dream for most of the citizens when this country was producing millions of weponds similar to the one that we can see in the video so the Red Army can spread the comunistic revolution to all the countries where people was dreaming about cars as they was able to buy a bike... Golden Age for USSR was after WW2 when stealing from Central Europe started but it could not last forever. Even war reparation from Germany to Poland(the most destroyed country during that war) were stolen by "noble" USSR... that btw started this war hand by hand with Germany. Poland in sep 1939 was attacked by Germany and USSR not to mention that they agreed before the war started that USSR gonna end up with over 51% of the Polish territory!
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  17.  @badlandskid  and balance as the magazine is on that side so the barrel is closer to the center of the mass... bayonet mounted from the side also would move center of the mass to this side.
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  18.  @NailKingTJ  With that logic every submachine gun should be using subsonic ammo... as it have less recoil and any gun with that ammo will be more accurate. Also "9×19mm Parabellum" have nothing to do with "not subsonic", you just using less propellant and making your ammo silent but much weaker. So in your theory you need crapy ammo for this crapy gun and in the end its somehow decent combination? heh
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  19.  @randomnobodovsky3692  Because Ian is able to see the product and what is inside on top of it he is also an expert in the field so he can tell if the designer was taking inspiration and from what... From your comment for example one can tell that you did not watch the video or reading/hearing with understanding is just not your thing...
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  20.  @anzaca1  People just can't imagine how big number the million is and that is the only reason why would anyone believe that you can shot 5 million rounds in "over a week" from a single MG. There are "only" 8*24*60*60=691 200 seconds in 8 days... so imagine loading belts for 8 days with no brake and be able to load over 7 rounds into belt every second for full 8 days. heh Not to mention that not all parts are cooled by the water and you can not clean anything for over a weak of constant shooting...
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  21. "In the early 20th century, they were also known as sun cheaters (cheaters then being an American slang term for glasses)" "In 1913, Crookes lenses were introduced, made from glass containing cerium, which block ultraviolet light."
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  22.  @ClannerJake  This type of cans was also used in Poland and for people that got access to them they were good source of decent can openers(but not like the one presented in the video) as the civilian "socialist" can openers were often dull or broken before you finished opening the first can of food with it(and that was typical quality of civilian products in "proletariat heavens")... ;)
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  23. "the war he stopped working " it was more like he was not allowed to continue his work. Soviet didnt want to produce ViS in Radom or Maroszek rifle or anything from non-communist pre WW2 Poland. Whole propaganda was all about "everything before was bad and all good things can come only from Soviet Union"...
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  24.  @GaiusCaligula234  Ekhm, Poland got the best trained population... teens were taking part in paramilitary organizations for few years then everyone was geting long proper military training -> that is one of the reasons why Polish underground was so big and effective. My grand-grandfather came back from WW1 with his Russian rifle and no-one ever disarmed him... ;)
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  25. Or maybe armies got exact ammo for army firearms, some of this malfunctions looks to me like they were caused by ammo that simply did not have enoght power to cycle the gun(or the projectile was too light)...
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  26.  @Winterydee  "They were then "liberated" by force from Nazi Germany by the USSR... but the USSR just forgot to allow they people of those nations select their choice of governmental systems. " Before Germany attacked USSR most of the killing done in Poland was on Soviet side, they killed almost every police and army officer and started mass killing and deporting people to Siberia(most of that people died in transport, from cold or from hunger). In September 1939 over 50,000 Red Army soldiers desertered on Polish side and wanted to join Polish Army to fight in it and free world from Bolsheviks... Stalin via Comintern ordered to communists in Germany to not vote for Adolf oposition so it was kinda obvious that they will be voting for Adolf socialistic party and that is the only reason why he was elected as the leader of Germany via legal and democratical election... Just look at State Emblem of the Soviet Union... official goal was allways to conquer whole planet!
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  27. Its safety lever so it is Odbezpieczony(unsecured) and Zabezpieczony(secured). You can say fire/ogień if u giving command to open fire on enemy. Puting "ogień/fire" on safty is retarder, you can put it on trigger not on safety lever...
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  28.  @Tombrosapien  Some people have nice high IQ other have only nice height... ;)
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  29. 90+% of history is about "conspiracy", some failed and some ended successfully. But modern media will gona brain wash you into thinking that believing in "conspiracy theory" is like believing that earth is flat. Kennedy was against war in Vietnam so he needed to go... shit tons of money was earned on that war but not by people that "stopped paying attention to the conspiracy theories".
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  30. and based os someone else work(you forgot to add), locking mechanizm is a rip-off from Polish Wz. 35 anti-tank rifle... That in Italian manual made after they Italians tested them got up to 50mm of penetration (rifle much smaller and not so heavy).
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  31. Germanic language and Slavic are from indo-european family. Finnish is not. But yea you are from master race so u can not know anything in the topic and comment from high horse on it.
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  32. 118 lbs (53.5 kg)(empty)
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  33. "A Swiss gun that isn't massively overengineered" Swiss part was allready pointed as false statment now someone should point that "isn't massively overengineered" isnt true as well... "The Polsten was a Polish development of the 20 mm Oerlikon gun. The Polsten was designed to be simpler and much cheaper to build than the Oerlikon, without reducing effectiveness. ...Oerlikon cannon which was made out of 250 parts, the Polsten was made out of 119 parts, without sacrificing the effectiveness or the reliability of the cannon."
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  34. "another the 473 reasons this is a bad idea" i think you confusing it with an automatic revolver -> gun that have limited magazine size just like standard revolver but without standard revolver reliability...
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  35.  @ScottKenny1978  http://www.magnum-x.pl/artykul/ktokolwiekwidzialktokolwiekwie In this Polish article they are saying that only 3 are known to exist, no. 103, 105 and 107 and here in the video he have number 108... and other gun in this article is TE. TAR N. 11 made by st. ogn. Teofil Tarnowski(older artilery sergeant) this submachine pistol came to Poland from London so most likely this N. 11 was this guy next gun after that 10 "TARN" pistols.
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  36. nah, most likely you would end up with stick in one hand and rock in other. :P
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  37. Reason for the first part of that comment is so the second one would look as ridiculous? USA was not even our ally in september 1939. French and Brits betrayed Czechoslovakia then us then at the end of WWII again us. "Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me".
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  38. Before WW2 started Maroszek designed version that was using Browning wz. 1928 magazines.
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  39.  @mateuszwisniewski3877  Yes they were phased-out because they were suposed to be carried in vehicles but there was accidents with them firing on its own after they were droped or similary mistreated. He most likely confused this wepond with PM-84 Glauberyt...
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  40.  @dougthealligator  There was no such country... bud! USSR allowed Adolf party to win the elections as they prohibited German communists via comintern in Moscow to vote for Adolf oposition. That was the only reason Adolf won. Not to mention that they lost in that war few times more soldiers than the guys that lost the war and stuff like: "The Kama tank school (German: Panzerschule Kama) was a secret training school for tank commanders operated by the German Reichswehr near Kazan, Soviet Union. It operated from 1929 to 1933. The school was established in order to allow the German military to circumvent the military restrictions on tank research spelled out in the Treaty of Versailles. Apart from Kama, for the same reason Germany also operated the Lipetsk fighter-pilot school (1926–33) and a gas warfare facility, Gas-Testgelände Tomka (1928–31)"
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  41. In Poland there is this proverb that "hungry man always thinking about bread"... ;)
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  42.  @BloPsyy  "6.5 Arisaka was maybe designated as rifle cartridge, but it was no where near all other standard rifle cartridges at the time of WW1." One fact do not change the other fact... that is just your mental gymnastic to prove that you are not wrong and in the topic of logic your point is so weak that you were forced to use personal attack on Urst and anyone that was not fooled by your silly comment. And yes it is silly, with the same flawed type od logic i can claim that 6.5mm Arisaka is not a cartridge because some people nowdays use it as a paperweight.... 6.5mm Arisaka was smaller because avg Japanese soldier was significantly smaller than avg. European or American soldier. and btw. you can always use internet to google the topic you are planing to talk about: "Early intermediate cartridges to see service were the German 7.92×33mm Kurz used in the StG 44 and the .30 Carbine used in the American M2 select fire carbine during the late years and closing days of World War II." That is what we can read in article about intermediate cartridge... You can also easly find very extensive article on wikipedia about 6.5mm Arisaka and guess what? Word "intermediate" is not present in it even once! 6.5mm Arisaka: 2,666 J, 7.92×33mm Kurz: 1,886 J and 1,909 J, .30 Carbine: 1,311 J. So 6.5mm Arisaka is is literally twice as powerful as the cartridge that is credited as America's first intermediate cartridge. The only question is do you have the brain and back spine to finaly admit that you were wrong...
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  43. There is propably more than million of "forgoten weponds" if u take into consideration that not all are firearms...
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  44.  @Prowbar  "Pb is only slightly soluble in liquid or solid steel. When added , Pb does not remain in the metal but it remains separate from and mechanically dispersed in the steel as submicroscopic metallic inclusions when it solidifies. It does not change the mechanical properties of the steel appreciably. The sole function of Pb is to improve the machinability of steel. This accounts for the wide use of Pb for high strength steel for which machinability is required. Also, Pb only slightly influences mechanical properties of steel. However, with the growing consciousness of environmental issues in recent years, there is a tendency toward eliminating Pb because it is seen to be one of the pollutants of the environment."
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  45. "11,500rd sample was just one day out of literally over 2 decades of shooting many different types of assault rifles around the world." AK 47 was made for poorly educated people, but not for poorly educated people that love to waste resources for no good reason. No soldier using ak-47 got 11,500rd with him in his backpack. If you need to fire so many rounds in combat situation then u gonna use some heavy machine gun for it...
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  46.  Samuel Prince  Using "faux intellectual" in this conversation kinda makes you one. :P And the whole "joke" here is so small that you can't blame people for not seeing it. Not to mention that most people have no idea how much $20 back then was worthed so giving that information under this video and this comment is not silly if you actualy want to learn something. But for so many people learning is a pain and they just run awey from it... You both should move to Africa plenty of people there that have similar mindset like you two.
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  47. " the rich rape them" to much bolshevik propaganda in your head?
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  48.  @giovannicorbarigasparini5352  "One could say he lacked.... Forsyth." onr could say that people lack of knowledge and imagination and that is why they do not understant how much work and money you would need to spend on stuff in 1815 that were in the same time cheap and easy to make 100 years later... There was no modern day mass production in 1815 to produce something like for example millions of brass casings for whole french army.
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  49. "Actually it was better than the Sten & out did it in Performance" because oryginal Stens was so crapy made... even Polish copies made by Polish underground was out performing "oryginal" Sten...
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  50. Requirement of working model would make it very hard to submit any patent for small company or individual person before some big company would be able to steal it from you as small company or private person would need to order parts for his invention from other companies... and big companies just spaming patents on everything they can. Apple is the best example when they sued Samsung for rounded corners on Samsung devices... and Samsung lost(that is the biggest joke of US law/patent system). Not to mention that most patents now are not for whole device just some smal part, so how would you provide working model for some improvement in for example cannon mechanism?
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  51. Because it was designed and made by Czechs... and Czechs are Slavic people so no place for them under SWASTIKA.
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  52. " I am a german and the only french hardware we will ever use are cannons." In last war Germans got plenty of crapy weponds and used a loot of non German stuff: French, Russian, Polish, Czechoslovakian. And working machine gun in WW1 would not be abandoned just because its French...
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  53. Maroszek hided himself whole documantation of the rifle in wall of Warsaw University thats why Germans wasnt producing it, they would need to do reverse engineering for it. Soviets didnt want to make any use of it or Maroszek because according to them soviet/Russian is the best...
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  54. Or author last name st. ogn. Teofil Tarnowski, that explains why his submachine gun "TE. TAR N. 11" have number 11(as this 10 pistols were the first guns ever made by this starszy ogniowy (artilery older sergeant).
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  55.  @Senn3x  "No one has walked on the moon in the last 45 years, because there is no point." or maybe no one saw a point to fake it again. Also Russia government wanted to report USA for destroying tapes of first landing on the moon. NASA explanation to that was that they didn't have storage space for the tapes... ;)
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  56. In 1945 Bolsheviks were in charge and writing the truth was generaly unacceptable... The best example is the whole WW2 that was erased from Sowiet literature and replaces with Great Patriotic War to not mention that in 1939 and 1940 Soviet Union was fighting this war as German ally...
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  57. @heldgop Nope, that is a sign of perfect marksman. Polish checkpoint in Iraq was once attacked by armed angry crowd, they were forced to hold position for few hours before help came. In that few hours that 8 Polish soldiers shot 40 people, but didn't kill anyone. And Iraqi officer that came there whit Iragi and US soldiers was checking out all the wounded and scratching his head "Why Polish soldiers fire was so inaccurate?" as all the wounded there got holes only in legs and hands...
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  58.  @Stormcloakvictory  You need to be some time traveler or something to get this idea that any modern military is using bolt action rifles for speed... Only snipers using it and only if speed is irrelevant, if speed of next shot is important then snipers gonna use semi automatic rifle(as they replaced bolt and lever action infantry riffles). Heavy military rifles using it to reduce weight not because it is faster than lever action.
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  59. "wait till you are back in the barracks later!" dead man dont need to clean or disasembly weponds... You clearly confusing war time service with some normal day job... Good luck with that idea of yours on WWI front line...
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  60. short barrel=not much energy is in that bullet when its out.
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  61. You didnt understand his idea. Its not about gravity feed, its about strenght of spring when 35 rounds(+ most of the spring) needs to be pushed up(against gravity).
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  62. He mentioned Swiss in video about first Winchester as they did not wanted the rifle but took the patent.
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  63. "When compared to the Oerlikon cannon which was made out of 250 parts, the Polsten was made out of 119 parts, without sacrificing the effectiveness or the reliability of the cannon. Simplification of the design of the Polsten cannon made its production much cheaper. The cost of one Oerlikon cannon was about £350, while the cost of the Polsten was between £60 and £70. In January 1944, the 21st Army Group decided that only 20 mm Polsten guns would be used as a standard light gun to simplify supply. The Polsten was used as a substitute for the Oerlikon in the same roles, one of which was as an airborne unit anti-aircraft gun, used in Operation Market Garden. It was used on a wheeled mounting that could be towed behind a jeep. " Polsten is only 57 kg (126 lb)... and why swiss would be selling pre WW2 guns when USA was most likely full of this type of ex-WW2 equipment?
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  64. " I'm rather glad" just like Germans in 1939, 1940, 1941 but not so much in 1944 or 1945. :P If someone gonna point the gun at you and pull the trigger you will not gonna have time to come back here and inform anyone that you changed you opinion. Media gonna present it with proper narration and maybe even use it to take out guns from people that are allowed to have them now. Someone else making decisions, you paying the consequence they have armed guards with them all the time you can hope that Police gonna catch the guy after because there is little chance they will be there when someone will be trying to kill you.
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  65.  @polomat14  "That 7500-8000 Joules of energy from the round wz. 35 uses isn't that excessive" on wikipedia they are clear that it is 12 000J... The penetration value is 33mm at 100m(test plate at 30 deg angle) and 15mm at 300m.
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  66.  @BloPsyy  and btw. Russian army WW1 handgun=Nagant M1895->7.62×38mmR->340J you "forgot" to mention it as it was contradicting your point...
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  67.  @borbo23  "The Soviets had no plans to invade Europe in the time leading up to WW2" Yep you are totally right, the plans was to invade the whole planet! Thats why there is whole Earth in State Emblem of the Soviet Union, State Anthem of the Soviet Union in that time "Stand up, damned of the Earth (...) The world is about to change its foundation... Chorus This is the final struggle Let us group together, and tomorrow The Internationale Will be the human race ..." And ofc there is this organization: "The Communist International (Comintern), known also as the Third International (1919–1943), was an international organization that advocated world communism. The Comintern resolved at its Second Congress to "struggle by all available means, including armed force, for the overthrow of the international bourgeoisie and the creation of an international Soviet republic as a transition stage to the complete abolition of the state"." But yea you are totally right! It is just silly to think that they were all about invading other countries. They didnt for example try to conquer Poland in 1920 over two years before official begining of the crapy Soviet Union, its also not like the whole WW2 was designed in Moscow with this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molotov%E2%80%93Ribbentrop_Pact
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  68.  @BigChiefWiggles  "and the Nazis had twice the people working for their war effort" you talking here about Soviets that before Adolf attack on USSR in 1941 was providing Germany with training(The Kama tank school (German: Panzerschule Kama), Lipetsk fighter-pilot school and a gas warfare facility, Gas-Testgelände Tomka), German tanks was made with Soviet steel and not to forget that they were until 1941 burning Soviet oil.... After Soviets changed side from Nazi to Ally they go most of that effort povided by USA. At the very beggining Germans was able to take the most rich grounds where USSR was producing food... Red Army won the war by eating Made in USA food cans, walking in Made in USA shoes(20 millions pairs of shoes), driving Ford trucks, Made in USA trains and the list of stuff that USSR was geting for free so they did not even bother to produce them during WW2 is very long. Not to mention Polish Underground that destroyed thousands of trains that was going to the East Front and Soviets after the war was more than happy to murder them and lock them in prizons for many years. "Sabotage and diversionary actions of the Union of Armed Combat (ZWZ) and Home Army (AK) from 1 January 1941 to 30 June 1944[17] Action type Action totals Damaged locomotives 6,930 Delayed repairs to locomotives 803 Derailed transports 732 Transports set on fire 443 Damage to railway wagons 19,058 Blown up railway bridges 38 Disruptions to electricity supplies in the Warsaw grid 638 Army vehicles damaged or destroyed 4,326 Damaged aeroplanes 28 Fuel tanks destroyed 1,167 Fuel destroyed (in tonnes) 4,674 Blocked oil wells 5 Wagons of wood wool destroyed 150 Military stores burned down 130 Disruptions of production in factories 7 Built-in faults in parts for aircraft engines 4,710 Built-in faults into cannon muzzles 203 Built-in faults into artillery projectiles 92,000 Built-in faults into air traffic radio stations 107 Built-in faults into condensers 70,000 Built-in faults into (electro-industrial) lathes 1,700 Damage to important factory machinery 2,872 Various acts of sabotage performed 25,145 Planned assassinations of Germans 5,733 " and with all that help USSR was able to lose few times more people that Germany that lost the war!!! And in the end you can read comments here how "effective" Soviets weponds are. HEH
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  69.  @ArcturusOTE  It have holes in all the wrong places, it was destroyed by someone who knowed where to put this holes or was instructed by someone like that... Welding it the place where the pressure is the biggest during use is not so easy or safe for the end user...
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  70. "and what happened later?well,they got fat,way to many different nationalities lived there,and when the new countries were born,like Brandenburgian Prussia and Russia they started going at it," Ehm maybe leave idiotic nazi/bolshevic propaganda out and stick to facts? Only example here is that we attacked Russia, ok, so now explain why in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Klushino there is almost as many Swedish mercenaries as Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth forces? Swedish mercenaries was there only to visit some SPA or was there concentration of forces to prepare attack on someone? I dont know... maybe the guys that didnt want to wait for them and made instead trip to them? Was that a bad idea? I dont think so... And Prussia was born from a lie that German Teutonic Order will gonna come there and help with non christians that was attacking that area and people living there. Trusting Germans words is never a good idea as history shows ...
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  71. "in a poll in some polish gun magazine"+ FB "Łucznik" made that poll, wepond is not yet in normal service in our military so how it can "catch on"?
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  72. He is woried that this name is not on factory webpage. You can not buy wepond in Poland on webpage so factory dont care too much about it. Especialy in case of gun that will be produced for Polish Military. And your "we Poles", is only telling something about you, that you love to generalize, thanks to that you dont need to think too much and the rest of the comment confirms that you prefer not to think to much.
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  73. I would also love to see the faces of patent office employes when someone would try to patent some thermonuclear weapond and would come to the patent office with working model for testing... sir just wait here for a second we gonna test it in the basement. :D
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  74.  @ingridchristiansen4367  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jETLCm7k3sU
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  75.  @cowboyfromnorway1441  O - ogień, Z - zabezpieczony. To są oznaczenia na broni palnej, a nie na hydrancie... Ta dźwignia niczego nie zamyka ani nie otwiera. Komenda w polskim wojsku to "ognia"...
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  76.  @darkkiller_2127  "who wants to bet this guy "disappeared" " someone like you that have no idea why youtube adres is starting with "https"? Not to mention that if u using VPN then in most likely there is another layer on encryption on top of it... In some parts of China they are testing and giving good access to whole internet but for many parts they are not happy if you watching videos via VPN and can block you and that is why some VPN services have option to mask video streaming via VPN to avoid detection by algorithms used by China firewall...
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  77.  @KuK137  "Samogłoski oznaczane literami u oraz ó brzmią jednakowo dopiero od przełomu XIX i XX w. Wcześniej wymowa ó była zbliżona do o, a ewolucja tej samogłoski polegała na stopniowym podwyższeniu artykulacji aż do u. Natomiast artykulacja u od początku dziejów polszczyzny nie uległa zmianie. " wystarczy wpisać do wujka google...
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  78. ​ @michaelguerin56  "Tanks with rotating turrets" Austro-Hungarian engineer Gunther Burstyn in 1911... but to be honest it is hardly and invention it is just an implementation of armored turrets that were in use on ships for a very long time.
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  79.  @ЕвгенийМакаров-в6л  "mostly russians sure knows, that WW2 started in 1939, and also they knows that Great Patriotic War started in 1941." and that proves the guy point as USSR joined WW2 in 1939 when in Moscow secret part of Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact was signed where both totalitarian countries agreed that 51% of Poland for USSR and only 49% for Germany and the WW2 was ready to start... whole point of teaching people about "Great Patriotic War" is to hide fact that you started on the Nazi side, German tanks in 1939 was build with Soviet materials, burning Soviet oil and tank commanders was trained in Panzerschule Kama (secret training school for tank commanders operated by the German Reichswehr at Kazan, Soviet Union.), there was also training facility in USSR for German pilots and chemical weponds.... Best friends for ever until Adolf noticed that Soviet forces are concetraiting at the border to prepare attack on its ally. btw. one Soviet airfield was only 800 meters from the border, someone with very high IQ made decision to "hide" it there... ;)
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  80. Its a video about Czechoslovak rifle and by adding -ov at the end you made a 100% Russian out of the guy i dont think its cool thing to do... ;)
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  81. It is name of company that made that item...
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  82.  @thenobslol  No he is not lost, he is on the point...
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  83.  @neutronalchemist3241  And you know that because you read the italian sources and the British were writing the post WW2 tests finding in Italian? HAHA "A common problem between self-made historians." take some mirror in your hand and repeat that few times to yourself. Your whole story to simply blame a single guy for all the big issue with Italian war machine sounds like a perfect example of post WW2 propaganda invented to find a scapegoat and but all the blame for WW2 failurs on a single individual. btw. France did exactly the same after the war... heh Biggest problem in Italy was Benito Mussolini regime that clearly was puting in important positions of power people that we call in Poland BMW(Bierny Mierny ale Wierny)=>Passive Mediocre but Loyal...
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  84. "No wonder (...) Polish" Because Moscow was forcing the idea that everything from Soviet Union is better... that is why i am using to write this comment IBM PC clone as Polish PC the K-202 was killed by Moscow as it was not Soviet and Polish constructor of it made decision to switch profesion.... and he started a pig farm and i even saw an interview with him from that time and he explained in it that he prefers to work with this pigs as they are much nicer than the previous ones that he was forced to work with... During WW2 he was in Polish underground->another reason to hate him and after war he won contest and was allowed to study in the best American Universities, like for example MiT. K-202 was faster than IBM PC produced 10 years later and few times cheaper.... And it was the same story with everything else, the amazing pre WW2 weapon designer Maroszek was not even allowed to work in the industry... just to be sure that Poland will be paying to Soviet Union all the licenses for stuff designed in Soviet Union...
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  85. This "expert" forgot that he was not able to speak to the WW2 veterans that got malfunction with that wepond in life-and-death situation because there are 6 feet under. And if you deffending wepond as good that needs replacement of critical part after only few days of heavy use then you are maybe an "expert" but very biased or in another field...
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  86. Odbezpieczony i Zabezpieczony. To nie kran, tylko karabin...
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  87. "Same like Poland was part of 3r Reich" I would love to hear where and when Poland surendered to Hitler. You can find "some knowledge" in books its much better source than your behind...
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  88. Looks over complete lack of people that are willing to copy this "well" design...
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  89. "They probably used a nice looking piece of wood instead a piece of wood with a natural bend in it." you dont need natural bend. http://www.gryfino.pl/UMGryfinoImages/339AB324_Krzywy%20Las%201.jpg
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  90. No its "type". "pattern" will be accurate for dictionary just like "equation".
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  91. "there no evidence that this" is "error". You can make your own name for something by combining words of more than one language. In Poland u cant just use not Polish name like "pub" for your pub, its against law(to protect Polish language), "le petit pub" would be ok as its clearly name invented for your pub not attempt to replace Polish name "bar" with foreign "pub"...
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  92.  @Beuwen_The_Dragon  It looks that British sucks at geography... and have no idea what a continent is.
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  93.  @michaelgfyau4514  "You don't say Japan or Korea copy because they are your alliance. Double standard." nope, it is about the fact that for a long time China was doing illegal copies and did not care about intellectual property at all. It was not against the law in China... So in this case you are showing the "double standard" here...
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  94. Love how the Polish family names are butchered... there is not a single Polish word that have "kh" in it. This combination is so difficult to pronounce in Polish that if a Pole makes such sounds, it is better to call the ambulance because he probably has a heart attack or something. From Chołodowski to Kholodovskii. heh
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  95.  @datonecommieirongear2020  As the eliminator of the Bolsheviks...
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  96. Soviet people are not awsome, adults allowing to be treated by state like kids... In sep 1939 over 50,000 Red Army soldiers deserted to join Polish Army and fight with Soviet Union(as they experienced first hand how "awsome" communism is).
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  97.  @Red_Star_robin  When you think about it the sniper that did this probaly did not have used a weapon that even the average WW2 soldier considered inaccurate, not to mention someone from 1963 who was planning something that required exceptional accuracy ...
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  98. Or first 4 letters from main author last name... Teofil Tarnowski(and his next, eleventh gun this time submachine pistol is „TE. TAR N. 11”).
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  99.  @zeevd5768  When you started to trow here tank and rockets it was allready pretty clear that you lost the argument... btw. it is like 2 min search to find info that "Motorola supplies Tadiran communication encryption systems; DuPont supplies the Nomex, ballistic, and fire-retardant materials used by Hagor; Russia Military Industries helped to design the KMT-4 & -5 anti-mine rollers and the ABK-3 dozer blade, now built by Urdan; FN Herstal supplies 7.62 mm (MAG 58) and 12.7 mm (M2) coaxial and pintle-mounted machine guns; Caterpillar assisted with an Israeli-designed track system. Bental Industries, a TAT Technologies subsidiary, produced the brushless motors used in the Mark IV's turret and gun control system" there is much longer list of foreign tech in that tank... and you need to have very limited knowledge to think that any country can produce something like modern tank and not copy-cat other countries ideas...
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  100. You need to get some grasp of reality, this movie was about post WW2 period and USA was not happy to help them... USA and UK was also not happy to help Czechoslovakia when Soviets staged Coup d'état and made bolshevik slaves out of them...
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  101.  @potatofuryy  "Because smokeless powder is a French invention." and it is not a copy... it is just smokeless powder!
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  102. Its not a LMG that whole setup is 32kg/70lbs... it was designed as "medium" MG.
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  103.  @jdubz33  He clearly doesn't understand "over-engineering" and your comment is not gonna help him change that. :P
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  104.  @dinoslavski  Or Teofil Tarnowski got help from Zygmunt Stefan de Lubicz Bakanowski as he was only artilery older sergeant.
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  105.  @yzmey42113  USSR ended with Stalin, that murdered more people that Adolf... so how the hell from all of that you got idea that USSR won anything? This evil state colapsed on its own for a reason. And Russians did not learn anything from XX century. Someone babling here that Russia would be less monarchical... how delusional you need to be to not see that Putin is the new tsar, just like Stalin and Lenin. USSR was able to steal plenty of stuff from east and central Europe but country cant function like that and steal from its neighbours forever. To this day Russia have XIX century alike main roads. https://englishrussia.com/2006/09/21/russian-roads-4/ Only small part of Russia today do not look like 3rd world country and i am talking about places where there was no WW1 or WW2!!!
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  106.  @B1aQQ  From your comment its clear that you have no idea what fascism is... "Everything within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state" - Benito Mussolini And his comment is very in line with this description. But my bet is that he is some Russian troll that is mad that in this video we can hear the truth that in 1939 Russia and Germany were allies...
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  107.  @PobortzaPl  "Ur" was short for Urugwaj(Uruguay)->to make it secret the boxes with weapon was signed as an equipment for Uruguay...
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  108.  @Galvars  He is aking about Polish anty tank rifle.
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  109. ​ @UselessZero  "I've included the source of definition of Avtomat"=automatic=self loading weapon... and it is the equivalent of the english "mg". Weapon was designed to use 6.5mmx57mm cartridge and its more powerful than 6.5mmx50mm Arisaka... Also typical user of the word "avtomat" did not owned a car, was dreaming about owning a bike and got no idea what is the deffinition of for example "Carbine" as he was living in Communist countries and in this type of country normal people are not allowed to have private weapons for self deffence(against opresive government...), hunters in Siberia were the exception but they could not move to any city and protest or anything.
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  110.  @Regolith86  So in your mind 7.62x54R is a heavy round for this type of mg+tripod 32kg(70.5 lbs) setup? heh
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  111.  @ukaszwalczak1154  "A pistol is a type of handgun. The word "pistol" first appeared in English c. 1570, when early handguns were produced in Europe, and is derived from the Middle French pistolet (c. 1550), meaning a small gun or knife. In colloquial usage, the word "pistol" is often used to describe any type of handgun, inclusive of revolvers (which have a single barrel and a separate cylinder housing multiple chambers) and the pocket-sized derringers (which are often multi-barrelled). " And there is whole range of grenade launchers that looks like a pistol-> For example Polish: wz. 83 Pallad D that looks like a pistol movable shoulder stock and as its from 1983 it could have been used there in 1991-1995... But most likely the story was about Croatian RBG-6. Croatian "pištolj"=pistol, handgun, a gun, a pistol.
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  112.  @hardrada8637  "Have you been to Russia ? They are no different to the Finns ... " After reading this i am preaty sure that you are paid to write that lie or you have no idea what are you talking about... You can cross Finish border with Russia and you do not need to even meet a single Russian to know that Finish people are nothing like Russians as for example Karelia region(at that border) is part of Russia with huge % of people that live in homes that were recognized as unsafe many years ago and people living there have no option or even hope of relocation to something which resembles home of a civilized person...
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  113.  @anatolymarmeladov8895  "Poles also created Earth" Nope that is Russian speciality to say that they invented something that they didnt. For example every Russian gonna tell you that they invented vodka. In the same timefirst written mention of vodka in Russia is in a list of things that you bought from Poznań(heart of Poland at that time). Not to mention that you teach kids about Great Patriotic War to hide fact that for two first years of WW2 you were German ally...
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  114.  Alexplus20  "arab history towards jews and in judea and samaria is easily researchable." yea, it is 2 min search to check that there is in avarage 3 times more civilian casualities on the "terrorist" side... ROTFL
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  115.  @zacht9447  "It is true that most plays and musicals written before 1920 (Shakespeare or Gilbert & Sullivan, for example) are in the Public Domain, which means that they may be produced without payment of royalties. However, this refers only to the original script. If you use a modern translation of a Moliere comedy, for example, the new version will be protected by copyright. "
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  116.  @LET4M4RU  The US did not lost any of its american territory... and if you for example compare the numbers in Vietnam then its hardly a win for the Vietcong. France could fight in 1939 and Germany would have no chance with France with most of its forces in Poland and unquestionable French superiority in numbers at that time... Adolf estimation of German casualities for 1940 campaign in France was 1 million German soldiers... French was able to kill 5% of that before they surrendered! Germany used twice as much ammo on Poland in 1939 than they used on France in 1940->few time bigger country, protected by Maginot Line and got half a year to prepare themself and most importantly got help from British when Poland was on its own and on top f that backstabed by Soviets in 17 sep. Not to mention that all Polish deffensive positions that Poland was building on the west border for years became useless when French and British provided Adolf with Czechoslovakia in 1938->Germany was able to attack Poland from the Czech territory->what they did and because of that Poland was forced to move back from all the deffensive positions on the west to avoid encirclement.=>Much bigger France attacked from one direction was able to fight as long as much smaller Poland that was attacked from 3 different directions!
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  117.  @Elzimbabwe.  "These soldiers have been doubly punished. Not only did they lose their lives in the Battle of France, but then they lost the battle of our memories," says Charles de Laubier - Dieudonne's grandson and a journalist. I wonder why you are not quoting Erwin Rommel? You know the advise to other tank commanders to startfiring at French positions long before they are in effective firing range as according to him just that was often enough to force French tank forces into surrender... Non French historians to this day have only very limited access to French archives from WW2 as French want to be silent about most of the French actions during WW2.
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  118. That is why competition is a good thing and with monopoly you ending up with crapy products...
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  119. "deadly fast 7.62×25mm"+"more penetration at ranges of 200 meters "=false, smaller=more resistance from air for every gram of projectile(+ two times as fast =4 times more ressistance from air with the same projectile)=most likely at 200m 9mm will be superior and somewhere betwen 100-150m they will gonna have similar penetration but 9mm will be able to do more damage to the target.
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  120. Candle was expensive and also stationary source of light.
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  121. google "msbs radon" many articles using this name including Polish wikipedia. And info about Łucznik i got from wp.pl article. http://modernfirearms.net/assault/poland/msbs-e.html http://www.sadefensejournal.com/wp/?p=2975 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2015/01/23/msbs-radon-rifle-us-launch-impressions/ "official reference" its name that is functioning curently, any army can change it but for now its Radon. Producer is trying to sell the gun not the name.
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  122. Good that u live in modern times, now u can use internet and check official source for every name. When you was young and parents was teaching u, this is hand, head and so on u was asking about official source of that info? I can bet u did. And " I don't care about" why exactly i or anyone else should care what you dont care? On english webpage they not using Polish name, strange and solid prove that Radon is not proper name of that wepond...
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  123. 40mm penetration from 20mm is good? kb ppanc wz. 35 was able to penetrate 40mm and it was 7.9mm gun developed few years before that crap. Not to mention Ur rate of fire was 8-10 shots and here u need propably to use fire extinguisher before u shot another round.
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  124.  @christiangladwell9837  Its Car but english pronunciation of C is wrong so you need to write it Tsar to be anything similar(but in the end it is very crapy attempt to pronounce it correct). ;)
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  125.  Lord Admiral Spire  "But worst of all is maintenance" the owner of this gun was more than likely able to hire servant to do all the maintenance for him and this gun was propably used only for sport. In real battle the owner was most likely only giving orders to soldiers under his command. People have no idea how crazy expensive this kind of wepond would be to make in 1680...
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  126. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C5%82yskawica_submachine_gun
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  127. "because russians didn't bother with this stupid shite !" Russians didnt have any "shite". Stalin and his comrades was stealing/killing everything. Also so many like to forget that they started this war as brothers in arms. http://www.historyonthenet.com/authentichistory/1930-1939/4-roadtowar/1-germany/Cartoon-Wonder_How_Long_the_Honeymoon_Will_Last.jpg
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  128.  Joeseph Lambert  "pretty antithetical isn't it?" nope, both groups using the same logical mechanism = not antithetical. Proper conclusion for your story would be "pretty ironic isn't it?" Your story = two groups of people that like to be among people with similar IQ and you got wrong conlusion out of this well known fact. Smart people can see that sea of stupidity around them, you are just not as smart as you think to know that(and that is also typical human behaviour that contradict your whole theory). On top of that someone allready corectly explained this word few weeks before you...
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  129. Factory was working during WWII as it was mentioned in the movie at the end they moved factory and whole equipment beause Polish workers was able to use it to get weponds for Polish resistance no mather what they did.
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  130. "A guard wouldn't need a hidden weapon" you would be reloading your wepond and die and owner of this key-gun was able to make another shot with his key after he used his regular firearm...
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  131. Błyskawica is not a copy, its based on Sten but its not Sten. Polish Sten was a copy of Sten.
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  132. Yea, they were happy back then to get profits out of stuff stolen in other countries and now are happy to be called "not a nazi" for no reason...
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  133.  @trioptimum9027  You also need a good brand name for your original product and this is perfect because even if conversation was intercpeted by someone this someone would think they are talking about normal phone.
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  134. "No doubt this was the subject of numerous long debates at Armatix." No doubt you must be thinking that Armatix was a state owned company back then...
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  135. And ofc it have nothing to do with this video about MG that was produced in much lower numbers( 10 345 ). Also Soviet were wasting so much money on military because they were dreaming about world conquest... State emblem of Soviet Union have whole planet under the infamous hammer and sickle. When typical Soviet worker was not able to not only buy a car but even a bicycle the counry was wasting all the money on weponds and training of German soldiers in Kama tank school (German: Panzerschule Kama), Lipetsk fighter-pilot school and gas warfare facility, Gas-Testgelände Tomka... To this day Russians are not ready to admit that they planed and started WW2 with Germany!
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  136. "fast made wepon" yea because most important and complicated to design thing in this type of construction is the bolt and they simply used scaled up bolt of Polish Wz. 35 anti-tank rifle(thanks to the fact that they started the WW2 with Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact 51% of Poland for USSR 49% for Germany...).
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  137.  @nicholaspatton5590  One of the first things that Adolf changed in German law when he and his party was elected into power in Germany was the change in the law to restrict access of normal German citizens to the fire weapons... The official reasoning behind it was that it was done for security reasons and we all known that was just an excuse to make German citizens defenceless against all the other stuff that came after that. And this is standard procedure by any dictator/party that is up to no good. The same story was in communist states, from one side service in communist army is made by the law mandatory for every healthy man in that country and from other the private ownership of weapons is highly restricted and highly controled. Because of that for example in my country Poland there is very little guns in private hands and in the same time government have full access to info about your weapon->projectile with the scratch paterns that act like a fingerprint for every riffled fireweapon are recorded by the government->like it is done in USA only for weapons that were used in a crime... also your local Police will be making decision if you can own the weapon and they can say no just because the police officer do not like you or have a bad day...
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  138. ​ @drworm5007  "Yeah because we all know locks are 100% worthless unless they are 100% invulnerable." yea because we all know that if the thief opened your lock and took what ever was secured with it then the lock fulfilled its purpose in 99.99% as it was working for years and failed only for few seconds... The same story with this mechanism, that from one side its sugesting that only one person can use it but in reality its not true. So if someone gonna use magnet to commit a crime with it then you will gonna have 100% chance to explain to the police how it was posible and there will be in the same almost 100% chance that you will be nowhere near that gun at that time to actualy see it and by doing so be able to answer the question...
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  139.  @beholder2012  "there's no need to NOT translate "wzór" to "mark"" as we say in Poland "nie ucz ojca dzieci robić!"...
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  140.  @MrAwawe  ​ "Well the gold standard isn't used anymore so it's not the best way to calculate inflation." most retarded comment here... it is not used anymore by poor and/or brainwashed, people that got ancestors able to buy this gun are using it today. There is no "inflation" in case of gold as people can't print gold and that is why it is the best way to compare price of this wepond to modern day price of dollar...
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  141. " The government will never have any desire to genocide as long as it can still manipulate the population to be subservient" yea, what is the name of your planet because i am 100% sure its not Earth... Here on this planet people like to genocide other people not because the "desire to genocide" but because they want to stay in power and killing milions for no good reason giving other people good reason to not to go against government in hope that they will not gonna end up in concentration camp. There was concentration camps even in USA, for short period of time Japanese people was in it and for some strange reason 10% of them didnt survived that not so long mandatory "vacations"...
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  142. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maroszek_wz._35 less mass 9kg vs 53.5kg and the same 40mm of penetration at 100m distance...
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  143. In 1984 Communist security agency ended priest Jerzy Popiełuszko and in 1989 his close friend pirest Stanisław Suchowolec... So yes officialy it was for the army but most likely in reality it was for people that firing in civilian cloths to some civilians that wanted Poland to be free and free of communist scums.
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  144. Because reading with understanding is hard for some people? :P "the most powerful commercially manufactured repeating handgun from 1847 until the introduction of the .357 Magnum in 1935"-> can bet that in XVI and XVII century people were loading that old big caliber guns with idiotic ammount of black powder in case the other guy will gonna have some armor on him-> and after 1847 typical soldier were not using any armor(even helmets came back to popularity only because WW1 and shrapnels generated by modern artilery...
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  145.  @thundersoul6795  USA was doing more than fine during WW1... the only problem was the fact that soldiers came back from Europe with Spanish flu...
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  146.  @GTAmaniac1  That is why in last 5 years stock price of this company is going up... because "they lose more money than they make." Now its clear why from april its going up faster than ever, they clearly losing more money now and doing it faster than ever? Is that your "educated guess"? HAHA
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  147. Oryginal 6.5mmx57mm intended for it was more powerful than Japanese 6.5mm and Japanese 6.5mm is too powerful to be considered an AR/intermediate cartridge...
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  148. Looks like something someone made in his own garage... You can see from the quality of the finish why Soviet Union collapsed. I also wonder if they did make this copy on machines from Germany that they took away in 1945 as war reparations...
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  149.  @RussianThunderrr  There is also this well known Lenin doctrine about lying to the public advised to his bolshevik commanders/officers that make all the claims invented by them invalid by default.
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  150.  @milybanily  "Nop. All; mag, bolt and barrel is in left side...." That is the whole point of puting you barrel in the center of the mass... so it will be shoting at your target, not at the guy that is standing on his left side when your gun is starting to rotate the wepond when you trying to hit the guy...
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  151.  @RussianThunderrr  No, only by Russians that are trying to do an AR from this weapon. Russian handguns were nagans with 340J ammo and the rifle was using 3600J ammo. All the Japanese rifles used by Russians back then were not AR od considered a intermediate caliber because 2666J from 6.5 is to far awey from 340J of the Nagan revolver... Not to mention that Fedorov wanted to have 6.5x57mm in it not the weaker Japanese 6.5x50mm...
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  152.  @0neDoomedSpaceMarine  From your comment there's no question that you know nothing about the topic... the whole point of your comment is to prove that you are 100% ready to believe any official story and the fact that the story is bizarre and improbable is not a problem for you. Recently the internet is full of your kind, the only difference is that they are Russians... The weapons was not accurate as it was well explained in the video and the guy was assessed by the military as poor material for a sniper. The fact that he also did not have the option to buy good marksman quality ammunition for it is just the icing on the cake...
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  153. When you are on the wrong side of the MG42 then that rate of fire looks propably much more efficient than on some youtube video...
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  154.  @anttieskelinen1  its 32kg with tripod... its called medium mg-> clearly not for one person to cary. And i can bet that there is no need for sandbags because it is Finland not Texas when most of the time they are shoting in desert like sand with zero chance for any sand compaction even if you would try to use proper compacting equipment to do something with that.
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  155. Main designer of RAK died from cancer before he finished the work(in Polish "rak"="crawfish" and "cancer"). Before WW2 he designed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mors_submachine_gun
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  156. PTRD design was copying Polish anti-tank rifle not German, it was using scaled up bolt of Wz.35, so yea typical soviet design(steal what ever you can without paying license fees...).
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  157. Polish soldiers in USSR was equiped with PTRD-41 in 1943 so its common knowledge here that you got inspiration to make that riffle from wz. 35 not only from Panzerbüchse 38 as we can read in wikipedia. Germans was your best ally back then so noone was shoting Panzerbüchse 38 at your tanks, wz. 35 anti-tank rifle on the other hand... 43 soviet tanks was destroyed and most of polish soldiers was figting with Germans not with Red Army that came to the fight as late as posible to have it easy and lie that you have nothing to do with this invasion(but secret Ribbentrop–Molotov Pact parts are not secret now...).
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  158.  @bakters  You forgot to say that Germans allready paid for exactly what they want now from Poland, they choised Poland as the latest victim of holocaust industry, all the trips of tenagers from Israel to Poland are full of fabricated stories about Polish people that hate Jews, you can find YT videos that document that nicely. They also using media to brainwash people into thinking that Polish=Nazi. Its because they made deal with Germany that they gonna speak about Nazi not about Germany and Germany because of that deal was giving them plenty of free stuff (even submarines) for over half of century, but they said its enoght so they need to find new donor... And "More or less neutral-to-positive relations" is on Polish side, in Israel Poland is portrayed as country full of enemies of that nation... Spike (ATGM) for Poland is an old deal, from times when we were fighting for Lebensraum for them in Iraq and Afganistan. Cant wait for next Oscar for a movie that is showing us as the enemy(just like "Ida" in 2015) also CEO of youtube said not so long ago that they planing to educate people more about holocaust.... Our leaders made some deal behind closed doors and we gonna pay all that 300 billions of dolars no mater do we like it or not, previous government wanted even change Polish constitution to sell all forests owned by state but the trick with surprise voting at 1AM didnt succeed because there was enough opposition members to stop it.
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  159. Its in Latin and Latin was very popular in Poland there is even some quote of famous British writer about Poland that you can visit Poland and if you know Latin you would not have problem with communication. In Germany is the oposite, you trying to speak English to them and Germans are butthurt that they lost the war and pretending that they do not understand you...
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  160.  @ScottKenny1978  so it is not a steampunk as it is not complicated at all...
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  161.  @sefrautiq  "Великая Отчечественная Война" is a name invented to hide the unwanted in USSR truth that for first two years of WW2 Soviets and Germans were fighting on the same side... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gestapo%E2%80%93NKVD_conferences The deal that started the war (Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact) was giving Germany less than 49% of Polish teritory and over 51% ended under Soviet occupation and before Operation Barbarossa most of the victims of this occupation were on the Soviet side of the new border...
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  162. 1/3 more energy than 7.92mm Kurz and twice as much as the first American intermediate cartridge the .30 Carbine used in the American M2 select fire carbine during the late years and closing days of World War II... Also the oryginal 6.5x57mm designed for it got even more power than the 6.5x50mm from Japan.
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  163.  @templatename23411  "The word avtomat refers to an automatic weapon, but has been imortalized as a russian word for assault rifle" I would say that avtomat is just short for "machine gun" and the whole "assault rifle" was not popular in Warsaw Pact countries... Translation of "assault rifle" to Russian is "shturmovaya vintovka" and for example to Polish "karabin szturmowy"...
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  164. http://www.magnum-x.pl/artykul/ktokolwiekwidzialktokolwiekwie Polish article about this pistol and „TE. TAR N. 11” made by st. ogn. Teofil Tarnowski(st. ogn. => starszy ogniomistrz(older firemaster) => artilery rank of older sergeant). This submachine gun came to Poland after WW2 from London.
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  165.  @jessestreet2549  The idea behind Luty is a completly different story... he wanted to show that you can make it from stuff that you can find in any decent hardware store, so it cant be "polished". 😅 tw. surname Luty is also a Polish word for febuary. 😀
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  166. "Radium has a long enough half-life to still glow." the glow is not from radium, radium is used in that paint as emiter of alpha particles that making other stuff in that paint glow and that other stuff is mising here and thats why its not glowing. Stuff from 30's was so full of radium they were adding it then to toothpaste, water... so dont expect that stuff made much later when people was much more aware how dangerous radiation can be will be made the same. This type of paints are now not used because they are considered too dangerous. There was in USA 17 years old teenager that used it and other radioactive materials to build a homemade breeder reactor... David Hahn alias Nuclear Boy Scout.
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  167. Yea Wz. 35 anti-tank rifle (mass 10kg loaded) at distance 100m was able to penetrate 33mm of armor(sloped at 30°) and this (53.5 kg empty) "Pinnacle" few years later was able to penetrate 40mm of not sloped armor from 100m... And in 1939 there was no german tank that was safe against 30+mm of penetration... and this baby vs soviet t-34... good luck!
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  168.  @inthefade  "Who knows?" propably any person that knows how to use google? Soviet: BS-1 Tishina(This system was adopted in the 1970s, to replace previously used stand-alone silenced / flash and noiseless 30mm grenade launchers known as "Device D" and "Device DM".) German: HK69A1( Grenade launcher usable on its own or with the H&K G3) USA: M203XX RAMBO German for USA: M320 Grenade Launcher Module Polish: Pallad wz. 1983 Russian: RGM-40
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  169.  @TheOlsonOutfit  Its based on the flight time and on top of that it is not super precise so "up to 1000m" is OK, on some grenades with strong win on your back you can get more(especialy if you destroy the safety mechanism as some users do in the Ukraine).
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  170. PTRS is "literally exactly" upscaled Polish Wz.35 anti-tank rifle, you need very strong locking mechanizm for this type of rifle and they got hands on one thanks to the fact that they invaded Poland with Germans in 1939...
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  171.  @zXPeterz14  Before WW2 they executed something like 100 000 of own citizens for working for Polish, Japanese or American inteligence... so if you want to find a Soviet report about something crazy there is no doubt that you will be able to find it.
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  172.  @TheMKBOxide  Nope, "PM-63 captured in Sino-Vietnamese wars, locally produced as the Type 82" from wikipedia, Sino-Soviet border conflict was in 1969, conflict with Vietnam was in 1979...
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  173.  @doctor-atuti  heh, Mauser 1918 T-Gewehr(15.9 kg (35 lb), 18.5 kg (41 lb) loaded with the bipod) = 13.2 x 92mm -> only 26mm (Penetration @ 90°) at 100m where Wz. 35(10 kg (22 lb) (loaded)) = 7.92×107mm DS -> 33mm of penetration at 100m and angled target(up to 40mm of penetration was posible according to the manual). You need to have zero understanding of the topic to think that Wz. 35 is a rip=off of the Mauser 1918 T-Gewehr...
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  174.  @zepetv589  In 1870 any wound could kill you and was a big deal as there was no such thing as antibiotics. So i have no idea why you think that using single shot rifle on a huge group of people 500 yards awey was not a thing back then... my gues is that you wanted to shine with your knowledge of British. Amputation surgery was a big thing in that time for a reason...
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  175.  @RussianThunderrr  6.5X50 S.R. have 2666J so 30% more power than Avtomat Kalashnikov’s-47 and at that time the handgun in the Russian army was the Nagan revolver with stuning 340J of energy... And 6.5X50 S.R. ended in Russia at that time because it was a fully capable rifle round.
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  176. Handguns in Russia were using 340J of energy so 2666J provided by this 6.5mm is too high to cosider it light or intermediate cartridge... also the oryginal 6.5mm got more enrgy as it was 6.5x57 not 6.5x50.
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  177. Proper translation into english is in this case is crawfish as it is animal name, but yea in Polish "rak"="crawfish" and "cancer" and the main designer of the gun died from cancer before his team finished the gun... and he was born on Siberia as his father was exiled there.
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  178. 2666J is not the "intermediate cartridge" especialy for Russia where nagan handgun got only 340J. Fedorov initial 6.5x57design for this weapon is even more powerful than Japanese 6.5x50mm...
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  179.  @Diveyl  Co? Ale wymyśliłeś... Języki indoeuropejskie>Języki romańskie>Języki zachodnioromańskie>Język francuski. w odróżnieniu od: Języki indoeuropejskie>Języki italskie>Języki latynofaliskie>Łacina. Więc równie dobrze możesz twierdzić że francuski się od polskiego wywodzi bo też do rodziny języków indoeuropejskich należy język polski...
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  180. "The Colt Walker was quite powerful, with modern replicas firing modern FFFg black powder producing energy levels in excess of 500 foot-pounds (680 J) muzzle-energy with both picket bullets and 0.454-inch-diameter (11.5 mm), 141-grain (9.1 g) round ball bullets. The black powder Colt Walker is regarded as the most powerful commercially manufactured repeating handgun from 1847 until the introduction of the .357 Magnum in 1935, having a muzzle energy nearly exactly the same as a 4-inch-barreled (10 cm) handgun firing a .357 Magnum.". So not 645 foot-pounds but "only" 500+ and not "themost powerfull handgun" but "the most powerful commercially manufactured repeating handgun". And if we ignore the "safety" on other guns from 1847-1935 then most likely we will be able to get more than 680J out of them(once or twice before they blow up).
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  181.  @juliosunga3530  Exactly the same story with Soviet Union... most resources for military and as little as posible for civilian market...
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  182. It is why soldiers in that time was carring this type of heavy mounts. This tripod is 40 pounds of steel and i can bet that the ground here is compacted well contrary to the typical site in Texas that is full of desert sand that you simply can't compact.
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  183. You forgot about the whole German idea of the "communism"...
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  184. Fedor designed 6.5x57 and in the video is very good explanation why he ended up with the 6.5x50 Arisaka..
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  185.  @brasstard7.627  And it's just a coincidence that it doesn't resemble at all Astra 400? It is most likely gun designed by Teofil Tarnowski and he was just some artilery older sergeant and its his first design. 10 simple pistols and then he designed submachine pistol "TE. TAR N. 11". http://www.magnum-x.pl/files/artykuly/strzal/98_strzal_2011_03_04/6.jpg
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  186.  @k3D4rsi554maq  Just like the Russian comments nowdays...🤣
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