Comments by "Seven Proxies" (@sevenproxies4255) on "Vigneron M2: Belgium's Little-Known Post-War SMG" video.

I just love it when they integrate weapon maintenance tools into the individual parts of the weapon itself. Like that cleaning rod in the wire stock, or how some parts of other weapons are fashioned to work as screw drivers with the correct size for screws in the weapon. It's just brilliant, since most of the time all it takes is machining some extra notches or holes into the parts. So the added production costs are negligible, while adding a decent logistical benefit to the whole package.
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Was thinking the same thing. I bet they did what they were supposed to do rather well in Congo. The African conditions don't seem to be very nice on guns or machinery in general, so the simpler the design the better.
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