Thanks for watching guys! So what do you think of the PM-63? Was the “deadly flaw” user error? Or expected from conscripts? 😂 Let me know below! Thanks to TacPack for helping make this video happen! Check them out and use code “AKGUY” to get your free bonus box! www.tacpack.com Thanks to SDI! Again, it’s SDI.edu for more info! T-Shirts/Merch: www.bunkerbranding.com/pages/ak-guy

@skeeter454Casull

3 ай бұрын

Ouch

@manager7186

3 ай бұрын

nice rack

@nice_ron_6432

3 ай бұрын

Ur cool

@doaflip6926

3 ай бұрын

Hi brandon

@damnits2200

3 ай бұрын

Maybe

Brandon for congress

@Meatlessmuffin

3 ай бұрын

Got my vote! (I’m only 14)

@J..0p_4nQ

3 ай бұрын

Likefarmer

@Actionbasstrd

3 ай бұрын

Brandon for President.😂

@katathoombz

3 ай бұрын

Cronden for bangress!

@franksalot114

3 ай бұрын

@@Actionbasstrdlet’s go Brandon!

"Jesus Poland, can I buy a vowel?", freakin hilarious. 😂

@Tylermaddox1911

3 ай бұрын

I think it's Val.

@flameendcyborgguy883

3 ай бұрын

No, my vowels >:(

@axeyouaquestion33

3 ай бұрын

@@Tylermaddox1911 are you dumb?

@Tylermaddox1911

3 ай бұрын

@@flameendcyborgguy883 oh lol my bad.

@daviddewey2107

3 ай бұрын

That was hilarious 😂😂

6:57 *WENDIGOON SPOTTED!*

Rak also translates to crabs/crayfish (crustacean) which are said to walk backwards. There is a Polish saying "Rak Idzie Wspak" which mean Rak goes backwards. Probably relates to how the gun operates. Also we name military stuff after animals.

I am a pole, so i have to do my national duty and OMG IT'S POLISH GUN BRO I LOVE WATCHING YOU

@Mukdaar

3 ай бұрын

Maybe you are a pole maybe even polished one but not a Pole for sure :)

@xountaj

3 ай бұрын

Zapomniałeś o znaku interpunkcyjnym "kurwa" na końcu zdania kurwa

@xxxreyorysedfilm9639

3 ай бұрын

POLSKA MENTIONED, POLSKA GUROOOM 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱 KUUUUURRWWAAAAA

@oldgus01

3 ай бұрын

Wait, so "giving Swedish history metal bands new things to write songs about" isn't a national duty? Is that just your national hobby?

@AbrahamLincoln.

3 ай бұрын

Kurwa

Brandon, You need to know why it was designed this way. Those of us who served in Polish Army understand this. First of all it was designed for "tankists" - tank operators - that is why it is so compact and it has to be. Consider space in T-72 comparing to Abrams tank. Second it is carried in special pocket bag. It was also used by officers as sub machine gun (no they would not carry AK-47 nor operators of tank would do). I had RAK in my hands during training in Poland (long before I immigrated to United States). Yes it has flaws, but it was the best design for its purpose during it's times. Consider it equivalent of Israeli UZI.

@benhornstein1688

3 ай бұрын

Well. The Uzi kicks ass.

@jamesbaker3153

3 ай бұрын

It's not equivalent though.

@RACOONBACON

3 ай бұрын

@@jamesbaker3153no but sometimes you take what you can get.

@HelixTheWas

3 ай бұрын

Who in the hell calls tank operators “tankists” lol

@tyrusvanciel2248

3 ай бұрын

@@benhornstein1688to be fair he is talking in terms of use ability like he said you aren’t gonna use an uzi while walking the desert atleast not if you expect to fight anything farther then 100 yards

According to a few of my reference books, that "deadly flaw" was meant as a "last gasp measure". It was supposedly meant to allow a wounded man to operate the weapon with a single usable arm. Since you have one, you should test that claim out. Depends on whether the assorted controls can be managed with one hand as well as how inconvenient reloading might be.

Nice to finally see that someone in US has the original open-bolt piece, not a butchered version of it. That's probably favorite of my guns and at the same time - the cheapest of them. 2:45 also the designer made fun of it, saying that either he'll manage to finish the RAK (cancer) or the cancer will finish him off.

@A.Flemming

25 күн бұрын

Absolutely right. I've seen it f***ed up by making it a closed bolt gun, without a stock or the front grip - and semi-auto, of course. No wonder Gun Jesus criticized it.

Pro-Tip from a guy who used it extensively; Replace the spring in the safety. Spring in there is weak and it can cause that safety turns on and off on its own.

@lecso0519

3 ай бұрын

don't do that, that makes the gun less funny

@MMaximmachinegun

3 ай бұрын

@@lecso0519we must maximize funny levels

@ledzeppelin27

3 ай бұрын

Goes off without pulling the trigger, Safety is literally haunted. One of those guns that does the enemies job for them

@JETBLACKPRIEST

3 ай бұрын

My Enfield no4 mk1 does the same so I removed the safety entirely, you can see it lift the bolt as you flick it on and off and if you flick it fast enough, the cocking piece/firing pin drops and hits the half cock safety and sometimes fires. Way safer to treat it like there is no safety/ literally remove the safety.

@aliengamer97

3 ай бұрын

Thankyou i learned something useless and it’s only 2am it’s like being in school all over again on KZread

The only gun the ATF wants you to have

@mittens5789

3 ай бұрын

That stock classifies it as a weapon of mass destruction. No can do

@RichardCranium321

3 ай бұрын

They also support the Remington "Kobain" model shotguns.

@ricardohoang8452

21 күн бұрын

Pole police paid atf a lot 😂

I love when an open bolt gun is described as "dangerous" and the "danger" is that you shouldn't point it at yourself. Good job, humanity.

@jabberwocky8021

7 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂

Formed in the city of Radom, which at the time was almost as deep into the Polish interior as could be, the facility inherited the machinery from the old Prussian Royal rifle plant at Danzig (Gdansk today) and the old Deblin military small arms repair depot, by 1927 morphing into the Fabryka Broni (FB= roughly, Arms Plant). There, FB would make assorted Mauser 98-style rifles and carbines on the old Danzig machines, but when it came to handguns, they were stuck with making the Nagant revolver. Time for a shake up! The first thing to bounce out the doors, since the Mauser and the Nagant, was the RAK. Combining characteristics of a self-loading pistol and a fully automatic submachine gun. Piotr Wilniewczyc the lead designer, in collaboration with Tadeusz Bednarski, Grzegorz Czubak, and Marian Wakalski, as their first work of any note, produced the "Random" at the Polish arsenal, located in "Radom". The FB-Vis - Radom Vis R35 or "Viz" pistol employed, employed well-established Browning features, Piotr 's admiration for John Browning, the creator of the Colt M1911, service pistol adopted for use by the United States Government in .45 ACP, was Colt's final masterpiece, although rumour and conjecture remains, this may in factbe, not the *real* final. Regardless, The Random, went from initial design, starting life in 9mm Parabellum, to mass production by Fabrique Nationale d’Armes de Guerre (FN), as the Grand Puissance Modele 1935 (GP or HP 35). In addition, the Vis 35/Radom, bears unique features, and is noted as being a particularly sturdy and highly reliable firearm. The RAK or FB-PM63 entered service with the People’s Army of Poland and police in 1965 as the 9 mm PM or "Pistolet Maszynowy" wz. 1963 (“9 mm submachine gun model 1963”). Small numbers of the weapon, were exported to several Arab countries, Vietnam, and former East Germany. In a modified, "unlicensed" version, the PM-63, was mass for use by the People’s Republic of China, in the form of the Type 82, and sold under export to politically allied nations of China. The RAK is a selective-fire straight blowback-operated machine pistol, fired from the open bolt position. Unlike most submachine guns firing from an open bolt, the PM-63 has a reciprocating external breech bolt, known as a slide. The slide is part of the fire rate-reducing device. When the trigger is pulled, the slide is released and driven forward by the return spring, stripping a round from the magazine, feeding the chamber. The PM-63 RAK is a unique and intriguing firearm, blending elements of both pistols and submachine guns. Its distinctive design and historical significance make it a notable piece of weaponry and size, making it a compact and effective tool, in addition to it's 15 or 20 round standard issue magazine system. The company behind it all, Fabrique Nationale d’Armes de Guerre or FN, at the end of the 1950's with WW2 now safely concluded, was approached by the British and Joint Commonwealth forces, for procurement and creation of a new service rifle. The adoption, initially met with mixed results. Know as "The Digger" by Australian troops, (technically a SLR or self loading rifle, armorers would chop or cut down the barrel to standard-issued SLR length at the front sight post. Often, the addition of a cone-shaped flash hider was then placed, shielding the exposed barrel.), The L1A1 FAL served the Australian forces during 1960 -1992, being replaced officially during 1988, with the Steyr AUG (F88 Austeyr), interestingly, the first product of notable success for product manufacturer Glock, was the GLOCK Field knife FM 78, remaining, one of (possibly the best), first Bayonet attachment for the AUG (German saying: Armee-Universal-Gewehr, or 'army universal rifle'). The adoption of Glock's "fully automatic"(jk), field knife by Austrian Armed Forces or "Bundesheer", (Federal Army) for use of the Glock Feildmeister FM78, cemented Glock's success, being Gaston's first noteably large contract. Gaston Glock, an injection moulding and polymer fabrication expert, didn't design or manufacture a firearm until the aged of 52.

"Better dead than read. Red Dead Redemption 2." Now that's adhd😂

@lilryan-mz9us

3 ай бұрын

I've got a plan arthur

@DeuceCitiesHenhouse

3 ай бұрын

Van der linde van der linde

@DeuceCitiesHenhouse

3 ай бұрын

I got a plan aurther

@querz17

3 ай бұрын

Tahiti

@Ozymandias2x

3 ай бұрын

"Accidentally un-aliving yourself is the right of all sentient beings!" - Poland Prime

I was kinda flinching with every shot thinking "if that thing fails that goes straight to the eye"

@edwardlangdon9256

3 ай бұрын

Eye puncher!

@User-ex6kw

3 ай бұрын

lmao

@henryturnerjr3857

3 ай бұрын

There was a prototype submachine gun developed during WW2 that had a bolt that came back like that. I think the US passed because of it.

@CrudeConduct666

3 ай бұрын

​@@henryturnerjr3857nope. You're thinking of the bolt action rifle converted to a semi-auto. It was def scary, but we gave up because it was just too expensive for how janky it was, not because of the bolt cycling.

@fomomofo6917

3 ай бұрын

Same

Any of us cod veterans remember this from BO1

@DementedLessons

25 күн бұрын

it even kinda sounds like that in game too, they gave some detail too it fr

@DementedLessons

25 күн бұрын

that kinda "slop" sound

An interesting fact that few people mention about the PM63 is that after firing all the bullets, you just need to replace the magazine and you don't have to drop the slide or operate any manipulator, just press the trigger. I saw somewhere on the Internet a mod that allows you to remove the magazine like in modern designs - a button under the thumb. Interesting SMG and a piece of history. Btw, all Poles just went crazy because pm63 is finally on your channel ;) .

About self shooting thing Some folks in Polish military found out that when spring gets loose in pm 63 you can rack the slide by flicking your weapon downward it did not always go all the way back causing soldiers to discharge at their feet. Soldiers who managed to shoot themselves blamed it on the gun malfunction/bad design to save themselves from potential punishment .

@YouTubeLovestoHideComments

3 ай бұрын

"I didn't shoot her, it's the gun's fault!"

@teutonicorder3905

3 ай бұрын

@@KZreadLovestoHideCommentsAlec baldwin moment

@sakalaathletics

3 ай бұрын

Rak the slide you mean? 😂

@codaxthevulture4129

3 ай бұрын

😆

@PobortzaPl

3 ай бұрын

Not the soldiers, who shot themselves but NCOs, ensigns or even junior officers responsible for training troopers who managed to shoot themselves were claiming "it was an accident". And usually accident was happening either the way Brandon described it in the video (hole in the thigh) or somebody had a hole in the palm of their hand (which was the other way of "raking the slide" of PM63). Neither of this techniques was considered proper. Proper way of using the spoon to "rak the slide" was to press the spoon against flat, hard surface. Like armour of a tank or a side of another vehicle or against a wall (Poland being Eastern European country means that even today house walls are made from concrete or bricks)

MP7 if it lived in a crackhouse!

@TheG60528XiJinPing

3 ай бұрын

Crack donkey MP7.

@squalosus223

3 ай бұрын

Me: Can I have an MP7? Mom: We have MP7 at home MP7 at home:

@flattire4243

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

It is very cheap in Poland now, because there are a lot of them. I paid 999 PLN. About 250 usd? Plus about 90 usd for 3d printed conversion (that is amazing)

Rak in Polish has two meanings: cancer or crayfish. The common name of this weapon is crayfish! The weapon was to be used as a sidearm by vehicle and aircraft crews, paratroopers, shooters and gendarmes, it was to fit in a hip holster and be a weapon for the new standard Warsaw Pact cartridge, i.e. 9×18 mm Makarov. The project was entrusted to Wilniewczyc, the father of the Vis wz. pistol. 35 Radom.

As probably many other Poles already stated in the comments, RAK means "crayfish" or "cancer" in polish, depending on the context. It is unknown why this gun is called RAK, two most popular stories are: -The constructor had cancer while he was working on designing this gun, so he named it RAK (cancer) as a statement that either he beats cancer or cancer beats him during his work on the gun. Sadly the latter happened. -RAK is short for "Ręczny Automat Komandosa" which roughly translates to "Commandos Handheld Automatic". This one is more popular and usually accepted as the true story behind the name, despite making little sense because that weapon was designed for and given to vehicle crews rather than commando units. Tho, as mentioned before it is unknown if either of these stories is true, as naming process for this funky pistol is lost to time. Another fun trivia: RAK had few nicknames, most common were "dentist" and "manicurist". It was because apparently rookies that were unfamiliar with the gun would get either their teeth knocked out by the slide hitting them in the face or would have their finger slip in front of the barrel during shooting... Which of course led to quick finger removal. Can't confirm if these stories are true, but I've heard them from multiple people who used to serve in Polish Military during common use of that gun. Also, since you seem to have magical powers of summoning very rare guns, can we get a video with Wz. 35 "Ur" or Vis next? :D I think you're the first guntuber I saw that liked this gun. Great video and good luck on your campaign! Cheers, from Poland! :)

@fregulski8268

3 ай бұрын

these did serve also in paratroopers for very long, so maybe from there is the name

@lostronin380

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for posting. That was interesting info to learn. 👍

@RJ-wx3fh

3 ай бұрын

I can imagine it could happen, but probably not as often as the presumed urban myth of instructors all saying they've seen someone do it as part of the safety talk and/or it never happened but it was a recognised design flaw where they added 'no seriously I've seen someone loose teeth/a finger to one of these' to drive the safe handling home with trainees. There was a similar myth about the l98 (cadet semi auto sa80). The A1 was straight pull single shot, so could be fired from left or right shoulder. The A2 was semi auto and you could lose teeth to it if you fired from the left shoulder- I was told one of our instructors had seen it happen, but I'm almost certain it never actually happened given we never saw an official warning about an actual incident.

@Ragnar_Helsson

3 ай бұрын

It was probably DESIGNED for commandos but what a gun is designed for and what the government USES them for are ususally miles apart. Lol

@Razgriz85

3 ай бұрын

Ian from Forgotten Weapons didn't like the semi-auto version.

2:38 In polish language "rak" means two things, a disease "cancer" or an animal "crayfish" or "lobster". The designer most likely meant the animal. (Yes, I'm a Pole)

@wildomel

3 ай бұрын

You got the rak, we got the skorp

@YouTubeLovestoHideComments

3 ай бұрын

Does it turn red when you boil it?

@Bialy_1

3 ай бұрын

Nope, 63 in its name is the date when project was finished and the designer died from cancer 23 december 1960... so yea you can beat that he was thinking about cancer when he was giving this name to this weapon...

@just_user2007

3 ай бұрын

POLSKA GUROM

@ddoherty5956

3 ай бұрын

​@KZreadLovestoHideComments most guns do🤣

Love you and @Wendigoon's bromance. Never thought he would have been a guy who would have been in your circle.

gotta love how the front grip being deployed basically guarantees the thigh discharge thing so the most likely explanation is some tank dude for some reason deploying the grip and negating the thigh actions one hand convenience to blow a hole through their leg.

My wifes uncle was driver in polish army when PM-63 was issued. He said that in theory that spoon in front had a lot of sense as it allowed them to respond quicker to nasty situation. Just slam front of your PM anywhere solid while exiting vehicle and you good to go. 2 most common nicknames for it in poland then and now is "dentist" thanks to bolt moving close to face and if you hold it in wrong way or stock suddenly collapses during firing, you can be sure that bolt will break your teeth. Second nickname is "nail cutter" or "finger cutter" thanks to the spoon in front of the bolt that if you hold it wrong it can supposedly cut off your finger during firing. Also, uncle said that it wasnt bad gun almost every driver or crew member in vehicle preffered to be issued an AKS or AKSU. Why? For example truck that he was driving had rack for AK so they could leave it there in some situations with no problem, but PM-63 was always on you, even when driving. And remember it weights just a little less than half of AK-74

@restitvtororbis5330

3 ай бұрын

I think the most baffling thing about it is that anyone would try to cock it on their thigh or boot to begin with. Another comment said that these ways of cocking were even in the manual for it, but as you say, you could literally press it against ANY solid surface, and inside a tank or vehicle literally everything is going to be a hard surface, so why in God's name would ANYONE chose to cock it with the barrel pointed at their own body???

@raics101

3 ай бұрын

@@restitvtororbis5330To protect your comrades, of course. A solid surface might ricochet the bullet :) Real answer: Because vodka is kurwa, morning vodka doubly so.

@domesticterrorist483

3 ай бұрын

Eh they are Polish, that is enough of an explaination@@restitvtororbis5330

@cristobaltorres6185

3 ай бұрын

Oh! I love this piece and its nicknames already!😈

@JohnGatsbyThe3rd

3 ай бұрын

Metal Gear Solid Portable Ops profile picture, thats a first

It's not a flaw in design, it's a flaw in training. The Manual should read: DO NOT Charge weapon against any body part and maintain a safe direction.

@vulpe_the_valiant

3 ай бұрын

agreed but in the video he charged the thing with the slide and it fired a round… that’s pretty bad lol

@DJJ81

3 ай бұрын

It’s both

@latinojackson9694

3 ай бұрын

Flaw in design

@thazsar

3 ай бұрын

I feel like if you need that warning then you shouldn't be handling firearms

@RM97800

3 ай бұрын

Training in Polish military in commie times was more of a hazing of conscripted 18-yo, than an actual military force training (Forcing recruits to jog around in full CBRN gear + gas mask was basically a rite of passage). Young adults were conscripted basically straight from high school to keep them down during their "most rebellious" years. Conscripts didn't care about training nor instructions, they were there because they had to, and the "drill sergeants" didn't care about training them anything useful, other than obedience and timed disassembly and reassembly of a Kalashnikov. I don't know about tankers, but folks that legit had a driver's license had it easy in the army (almost an absolute lack of personal cars during that period).

As for the spoon under the muzzle, it helps reduce the upward jerk of the gun under recoil, which is important in such a light and short weapon.

RAK is a weapon of drivers, not of any commandos. The word crayfish means a crustacean that lives in water. For 100 years, Polish weapons have been named after animals or minerals as they are now, e.g. Lobster, Badger, Krab and the Rak self-propelled mortar.

This gun feels like what would happen if Kel-Tec was a Soviet enterprise

@d33pblu3

3 ай бұрын

That’s FB in a nutshell. Just why? The company.

@RussellNelson

3 ай бұрын

If you don't want fisticuffs, don't associate the Soviets with Poland within arms length of a Pole.

@Chalker127

3 ай бұрын

​@@RussellNelsonwithin earshot, that is. Within arms length only serves to speed up the process

@selonianth

Ай бұрын

@@RussellNelson While true, they were under Soviet control at the time it was made *and* it fires a soviet cartriage.

1:25 POLAND MENTIONED POLSKA GÓRĄ!!!

@okrutnik6833

3 ай бұрын

POLSKA GUROM ❤🇵🇱💪

@choroman1636

3 ай бұрын

POLAND MENTIONED POLSKA GUROM !!!!!!!!!!!

@yowtfputthemaskbackon9202

3 ай бұрын

the three polish subscribers have assembled

@RafcioZG

3 ай бұрын

POLAND MOUNTAIN, POLAND STRONK

@ifyoudontfailyouarenoteven6210

3 ай бұрын

@@RafcioZGPolska Mistrzem Polski !!!

Not big into guns but I super appreciate the timestamps to skip sponsored content. Thanks for being one of the highest class of KZreadrs out there. Gonna start checking out some more these videos. Cheers.

"Buckle up, Chucklef***" is now going to be a permanent part of my lexicon. Bless you sir.

The poke your eye out slide feature is awesome.

@breslaubelmondo

3 ай бұрын

Not if you use the unmodified open bolt. I am not that experienced with firearms, but if the bolt starts from the rear position it comes back to the same position. Very little time to put it closer to your face than when initiating fire. And 9x18 does not kick at all 😊

@chadwhitman1811

2 ай бұрын

That slide might be hard to get used to .

@mirulm4249

2 ай бұрын

Also. It was fairly well known for smashing glass in your gas mask, which of course compromised the mask's integrity. 😁

@michaelbreckshot6589

Ай бұрын

I had a fantasy of attaching a boxing glove to the slide

@chadwhitman1811

Ай бұрын

@@michaelbreckshot6589 It would make a great cartoon.

Every since Black ops, this has been one of my favorite PDWs. Plus it's polish

@avlinrbdig5715

3 ай бұрын

I also liked this in black ops but the lack of attachments was sad. Ak mp5 got better score. Ak especially

@redactedrepublic

3 ай бұрын

Akimbo in red with a badass logo design on the back was my go to for free for all in Black Ops😂

@Drewishere31

3 ай бұрын

Well it's pretty shit in zombies

One of the unique features of this gun that I've not seen on any other is that the ejector is on the magazine. It's a modified feedlip.

Hi. Another very similar design in basic crew equipment for armored forces in Poland is/was the PM-84 "Glauberyt" submachine gun

" at no point will I pull the trigger ". Yeah okay Baldwin, we believe you.

@ChadyotheWallnut

3 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. Brandon about to Baldwin that gun.

As a Pole (and son of a police officer who has been using this gun) I can say that what you have show happen more times than one😔 It was so bad that when they are going in the field with RAK they go with magazines out of the guns - in pockets of uniforms. For safety🥵 Also - thigh reload was a thing - official instructions for polish SOF shown that "technique" along with floor reload and "heel of boot" reload. Plus when you are shooting from RAK you may get: black eye, no front teeth, point finger shoot off, foot shoot through. Pure fun 😂 But, for f sakes - I love this gun😊 Light, compact, controlable, with Omnis toolkit freaking awsome 🤟 Jealous thou - cannot have legally in Poland full auto version 🤬 You are having - only semi ver. 😡 P.s. To hell with Beryl (not that is a bad gun to make video on) - GIVE US A TANTAL VIDEO (or MSBS if you will ever have one). Pretty please 🙏🙏🙏 With best wishes (for the win to) from Poland.

@Scout339th

3 ай бұрын

Really cool 🤘🤘 my guy but please 😭 with the excessive emojis 🥴

@johnbarr9857

3 ай бұрын

could they not shorten that scoop so you cannot use it to charge the gun?

@thegeth4293

3 ай бұрын

the fact that it works entirely by slam firing makes this the gun equivalent of a butterfly knife, its something you dont hand to non gun people, or even to novice gun people,

@pijero1986

3 ай бұрын

@@johnbarr9857 They did experimental version without a "spoon" and left side handle - but by the time they ended trials Polish Army switched to PM-84 - closed bolt, heavier, bigger Uzi-like machine pistol which evolved into PM-98/06 version on 9mm Para and with totally diffrent front grip. From I can tell from users of both mp - the were nagging about RAK, but opinons about PM-84/98/06 are far more worse - mostly due higher weight and size. As an user myself I agree with them wholehardy. RAK RULES !!!

@pijero1986

3 ай бұрын

@@Scout339th i will try better next time

I remember when the demills for these were relatively cheap, it looked like the slide and bolt were two parts, possibly allowing for a closed bolt rework.

I distinctly remember getting a warning of a weapon that fires from an open bolt. This one takes it to a new level.

Ok im the Pole here. First RAK - cancer indeed, as the creator Piotr Wilniewczyc died of cancer before he ended creating the gun. As it was the same guy who created famous polish VIS pistols, there is a huuuge possibility that if he would live a little longer the gun would by waaay better. And second more popular translation from the People Army of Poland RAK - ręczny automat komandosów - which can be loosly translated as "handy/ or hand held automatic gun of commandos". In the end PM-63 was mostly used by drivers and echelon units, as previously all of them had to use AK's. One more interesting part, is the story behind this "longer barrel spoon/thingi". One is that it prevents from shooting at your own hand, second that i allows tank crewmen to reload the gun using only one hand by pushing the gun against some hard surface in the vehicle(this as i remember correctly can by found in official army manual). But yeah other not smartest soldiers tried to reload it by presing against thier thigh which of course led to self inflicted gunshot wounds. In the end gun is small, as it weighs something around 2kg(loaded) and has preetty damm nice firing rate. But ineed its way to delicate, and need way more attantion to safety than army gun should need. ps . POLSKA GÓROM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@davidgoodnow269

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for the insights you brought! Personally I think a weapon that could slip while being readied, and fire a bullet inside my tank where the bullet has nowhere good to go, is something of a training flaw. Likewise, cocking it against the face of a stone wall could result in a bullet bouncing right back at me. There's a reason the cocking grooves in the slide are so deep -- to give a hopefully secure hold while cocking! That spoon is to deflect the muzzle blast upwards, pushing the muzzle down, to aid control. That's what I learned when I learned the RAK in 1984. No one told me, then, about "the dentist" name, but that certainly makes sense! The PM-63 RAK and the Beretta Modello 93R with its detachable folding stock share that trait.

@bocefusmurica4340

3 ай бұрын

What is the rate of fire? Looks like 6-700+ Way faster than an M-3 Grease Gun anyway.

@aleksanderpiekutowski6700

3 ай бұрын

POLSKA GURRRRRROOOOOMMMM

@UnosRecens

3 ай бұрын

it's actually Crayfish - animal, not Cancer - the health problem. You don't know much about polish weapon names don't you?

@jakiscossack8719

3 ай бұрын

Poland mountain

I spent two years in Poland and the contracted security guards that worked at the base I was at had PM-63’s and CZ BREN 805’s. Definitely an interesting combo. This was from 2019 to 2021.

@TomKappeln

3 ай бұрын

Greets from Poland. German guy here. AFFA

@kostekrokossowski2366

3 ай бұрын

aaa, to wy mnie ściągaliście z kołowrotka na biurze przepustek po pijaku?

@milesclaussen3689

3 ай бұрын

bren 805 😍

@michaelfrost8593

3 ай бұрын

Do a (b)oint!

@sandow8575

3 ай бұрын

I would kill for Brandon to get and cover the 805. I don't know why, but since I first saw that gun in cod ghosts, it was love at first sight. I've always loved it.

"What I want for Christmas is a PM63 RAK" "You'll poke your eye out"

Love your content dude. Best arms-channel on youtube! Humour and informative :D

6:50 The surprise Wendigoon made my heart smile. I think I may need medical attention as hearts are not meant to have mouths…..

@zanenevada7327

3 ай бұрын

Naw man we got to go bald

@OMG_ITS_NG

3 ай бұрын

❤️ 👄 🤔

@quiggs8361

3 ай бұрын

Pffffttt…… hah!

@spanishmountains4588

3 ай бұрын

It's good to see Brandon and his twin Wendi finally do a collab.

Yeah, so my dad was a BMP driver. Every night his company was doing patrols near the fuel depot. Two man shifts, starting in the opposite corners of the depot, never supposed to meet during their patrol. Well... two of his buddies decided against that idea 'cause they got bored. The met in the middle, deciced to play 'cowboys', drawing their RAKs and whatnot. One of 'em decided it was a good idea to slap the weapon of out the other's hand... Needless to say, he almost said goodbye to his hand. It happened exactly like you said in @10:28. Didn't catch the sear, went forward. Now you've got stigmata.

@PobortzaPl

3 ай бұрын

He got stigmata. I wonder what his commanding officer had got for this...

@assassin001100

3 ай бұрын

Jezus Christ?@@PobortzaPl

BROTHER Isaiah and you is the crossover I didn't know I NEEDED 😭 please do more

10:45 *blows hole through thigh* “There…. Now it’s a fair fight”

RAK means cancer, but inpolish it also means crayfish and that was the intention in this case. Multiple polish weapons, tanks, planes and so on have animal "codenames". E.G. PZL-37 Moose (Łoś) a bomber plane

@NikovK

3 ай бұрын

Ah, Cancer as in the astrological sign and the crab.

@lillexus5589

3 ай бұрын

Same for tanks, there was a CS-52 Lis (Vox) prototype on paper in the late 50's.

@HeartPumper

3 ай бұрын

The worst is "Bóbr". Hated even by its designers 🤣

@jwenting

3 ай бұрын

@@NikovKcorrect. Which is why in quite a few countries the crab is the logo for their cancer research agencies.

@sybentley6675

3 ай бұрын

Like cancer the crab? hhhmmmmmm?????

Always gotta admire a weapon that can pack so much functionality into such a small package without being overly complex. Such clever design.

@ajgrant9954

3 ай бұрын

Micro Uzi disagrees

@KnexJunkie

3 ай бұрын

Even with serten dangerous things the gun can do to the owner i think as long you get some instructions it should be fine in use. but yeah you need be a real dum dum to make it shoot in a situation you caused how ever for the size of the gun its pretty good stil could maybe use a new version of this desgine thats a bit safer in case of wrong use. stil im impressed by the gun also first time i see one being reviewed does kinda look sci fi for a gun.

@Gameprojordan

3 ай бұрын

​@@ajgrant9954 micro uzi has no function beyond hitting everything but your target at 5 feet away

@evanmorris1178

3 ай бұрын

Have you seen the milling on the receiver? The basic mechanism is simple, but that is no Sten.

@N3003Q

3 ай бұрын

I guess!

Same SMG used by hijackers in Delta Force with Chuck Norris.

bros about to be in his own award

I had this weapon during my military service in the Polish army 15 years ago, you brought back memories🥲

@andyasdf2078

3 ай бұрын

I didn't think Poland had an army 15 years ago

@ghsttttly

3 ай бұрын

​@@andyasdf2078 15 years ago was 2009 so wdym?

@wlodek7422

3 ай бұрын

​@@andyasdf2078we did. We had army ever since our country existed.... Fucking hell

@diemarxistischeliga7983

3 ай бұрын

@@wlodek7422for half of history your country hasn’t existed and for half of its time existing it was just medieval brothers/cousins splitting the country 10 times over 😭☠️

@wlodek7422

3 ай бұрын

@@diemarxistischeliga7983 buddy, we were gone for 120 years at most. That's about 10% for your presumably american brain

the slide coming at your eye like that has gotta be super unsettling

@MultiRokusho

3 ай бұрын

My guess is that’s why that design didn’t last on early model ARs.

@lowlandnobleman6746

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, original AR10s look kinda weird.

I'm watching this while sitting with my grandma. Out of nowhere you drop an f bomb 😂. I went to grab some headphones real quick lol. On a serious note, I love the channel, especially because of how much I have learned from it while getting a good laugh

Fun fact. In some shots of a gun wall behing Brandon we can see an m16 with wood furniture from an NCR service rifle video witch will come out some 2 months AFTER this video. I'm not kinda surprised that videos may stuck in production, but I am

The frase "Buckle-up chuckle-fucks" just became an instant classic and deserves an award! 😂😂😂❤

@kendaltate5323

3 ай бұрын

whenever he said "this is my tank and i dont know youu" had me dying on the ground laughing🤣🤣

@charlescouncill

3 ай бұрын

On a tee shirt!

@TheRealHusk

3 ай бұрын

Welcome back to reality, I hope you enjoyed living under a rock.

@OMG_ITS_NG

3 ай бұрын

​@@charlescouncill☕👕

@d3athreaper100

3 ай бұрын

Phrase*

I'm from Poland and I own this gun (semi auto version, but firing with open bolt). It is great gun if you knows how it works and all springs are in good condition. It is also quite accurate (on 25 meters, with changing pointy of aiming) i have better results than uzi and pod Scorpion. On 100 meters it is not a problem to hit metal targets about 30x50cm. Two fun facts, first: I heard that some soldiers and militians use to make gun ready to shot with fast hand move forward (innertia of bolt may make it possibile) but with good spring I never could move bolt even half an inch (this was also a problem when soldiers jump off the truck with safety off). Second fun fact: when I started reloading makarov ammunition, I make few rounds to weak to full reload PM63 (it was powerfull enough to work in cz83) and it fires all of them in a burst, because it was enough to reload, but not to block bolt in open position. It is very fun to shoot and controlable due to special mechanism behind firing pin. I read about this gun tons of books and articles, so tell You, that name RAK in legends comes from cancer of one of constructors (Wilniewczyc) who said "I will end this gun project, or cancer will end with me". Sometimes this name is treated as acronym from "Ręczny Automat Komandosa" (Handheld Automatic Gun of Commandos) but it is not mentioned in aby official papers. It is also possible, that name RAK is from animal crawdad which run away backwards and this gun, ready to shot, looks kind of pistol holded backwards🙂

@---do2qd

3 ай бұрын

how is it possible to own this gun in poland with such guns laws in that country?

@kag8394

3 ай бұрын

​@@---do2qdDon't assume that we are retarded like germans or brits. I won't go to much into details but you need safe (category s1 or higher) and psychological evaluation and voila you can own a Benneli M4 wich isn't cucked or a Beryl semi auto thou. Obtaining full auto is harder.

@rafald.1230

3 ай бұрын

​@@---do2qdSemi automatic version is treated as pistol (under 60cm, calibre in range for pistol). Specialized gunsmith removed parts which allow to shot in full auto mode (in this gun trigger has two positions, there is no switch), and "make new gun" according to Polish law. Permissions for gun owning in Poland are given "with purpose", for example: sport, collection, selfdefence and others. For sport You must be in Sport club and take part in competition, for collection You must be in collectors association. In both cases You must take official exam: in sport association or organized by Police. I have this two kinds of permissions, and my RAK is "sport gun owned for collection purpose" (which allow me to use it during competitions and on shooting range for fun😄) Getting sport permission in Poland is time and money consuming, but not as hard as it used to be.

@andrewallen9993

3 ай бұрын

That because CZ83's are well known to digest and operate on any rubbish😁

the "that will fuck you up" after the slamfire test made me chuckle for sure lmao good vid congressman Herrera!

That was a great episode, i felt like i was in the company of adults for once, super rare these days. Great jokes and no sugar coating

Black Ops 1 memories

@Navy-Man514

Ай бұрын

I’m like the only person ever to see this comment wow

@HEYLETZPLAYZ

15 күн бұрын

@@Navy-Man514 not anymore

Theoretically the RAK was a weapon for tank crews. We never had them, we had AKMS. We regretted it until the first lesson at the shooting range. As a handgun it was heavy and uncomfortable on the belt, shooting at a distance of over 25-30 m was damaging the ammunition, and the bolt flying in front of the face was very depressing. The AKMS was a completely different class of weapon, and if you carried it with a folded stock on your belt, it didn't cause much trouble.

@2percentright

3 ай бұрын

"shooting at a distance of over 25-30 m was damaging the ammunition," What?

@glfan896

3 ай бұрын

@@2percentright 137 man in company, each 25 rounds, 25 meters, target something as TS 4. No one hit more than 4 times. OK, that was our first and only time with RAK, but you have to agree; that was waste of ammo.

@johnjohnmcclane1818

3 ай бұрын

​@@2percentrightReplace 'damaged' with 'wasted', I think. He's saying the gun was inaccurate.

@maximus-hl9jw

3 ай бұрын

​@@2percentright I think English might be a second language.

@ratgobbler

3 ай бұрын

@@maximus-hl9jw I think you just might be right.

Something can't be "really" unique. Unique indicates one of a kind.

Had NO IDEA the pm-63 was open bolt I have yet to see it show in a film or game being open bolt thank you so much Brandon

the charging flap was made so that the Tank Crew could bump it against hard surfaces in case they needed to quickly peek out and fire with one hand. it allowed them to load it by pushing it against the wall of the interior of the armored vehicle or other hard surfaces. it was never meant to be utilized with the grip down at all, nor be even remotely pushed against any body part whatsoever. it even states in the Manual "DO NOT Charge the Firearm against any body part and maintain a safe direction at all times."

@nickr.4681

3 ай бұрын

Instructions unclear. Anyone have a tourniquet?? Quickly.... PLEASE!

@danielnoyes3271

3 ай бұрын

@@nickr.4681I hate that I have so little faith in people, but how many users do you think ACTUALLY read the manual first? It wouldn't surprise me at all if someone did exactly as Brandon showed trying to show off and ventilated themselves.

@PaulHooker84

3 ай бұрын

That’s only really slightly less cringe… “to charge weapon, press against a bullet proof surface in a confined space” 😖

@zerrierslizer1

3 ай бұрын

@@PaulHooker84 wasnt exactly perfect, and it was the best they got at the time it was made, and was made for ease of use in situations where time was not on your side.

@PaulHooker84

3 ай бұрын

@@zerrierslizer1 yes sir, I 100% hear what you are saying. I’m not bagging on you. It’s just a fundamentally dangerous thing to do with a firearm no matter how you look at it. If you believe in “train like you fight” then you 110% believe in safety. If you PLAN to flag yourself or practice poor muzzle discipline in training, you are doomed to a sad outcome in a fight. Cool weapon.. neat piece of history.. but safety is a serious part of tactics for many excellent reasons.. real talk. Good on you brother

Thanks for being a gun nerd so I can learn from a gun nerd. Great work.

@coltivatedsouls

3 ай бұрын

its the actual Civillian Tactical, hello

@nothingbutsolace1913

3 ай бұрын

Government plant bolt action ar15

@Kidaneh

3 ай бұрын

Shut up boy I own you

@tortoiseloverboy

3 ай бұрын

Soyjak channel ass

@breslaubelmondo

3 ай бұрын

He is a gun nut 😂 not nerd

First time watching one of your videos.... I thoroughly enjoyed it, definitely going to pass a link to the shooters I know that don't already know about you. OH, I'm in your district and your quickly earning my vote sir!

POLANd MENTIONED POLAND MENTIONED PL GUROOOM

I loved the random Wendigoon cameo at 6:50 . You and him are my favorite KZreadrs

@ericgoldman7533

3 ай бұрын

I was wondering if I was just seeing things. I've only watched a few of Wendigoon's vids, but I loved every minute.

@noahmartin482

2 ай бұрын

"That sounds like Wendigoon. Oh shit, it's Wendigoon."

"We have MP7 in poland" The mp7 in poland:

@gVint100

3 ай бұрын

It’s MP0.7

@troopertrampstamp

3 ай бұрын

We have sr2M at home

@RipRLeeErmey

3 ай бұрын

​@@gVint100 MP0.07 Beta Release

For you see Ivan you will not waste ammunition for fear of hitting eyeball

"...owe you many pee-pee touch" Thanks for giving an old goat the first chuckle of the year.

4:40 love that NCR Service Rifle

@Isernex

3 ай бұрын

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.

@skylerrowland7099

3 ай бұрын

I love how he goes for white claws instead of Bud lights cuz he knows if he buys a Bud light he supports Bud light😂😂😂😂

@mrcmoes

3 ай бұрын

@@skylerrowland7099Or because people would cry and try and cancel him lol

@anthonyslaughter4689

3 ай бұрын

@@skylerrowland7099wtf does this have to do with the comment 😂

@skylerrowland7099

3 ай бұрын

@@mrcmoes really because it's the gay people that have been trying to cancel everybody else 😂😂😂😂 literally the only thing straight people canceled was Bud light 😂😂😂 leave our f*************** alone and our beer

Seeing wendigoon have a range giggle for some full auto is always great. Awesome content this channel packs every time

@ryedergrenier3561

3 ай бұрын

Are they related? They look like they could be brothers or something

@adamleulmi4646

3 ай бұрын

there not @@ryedergrenier3561

@chrollo6444

3 ай бұрын

@@ryedergrenier3561I came here to ask the same thing

@cinnamontoast1586

3 ай бұрын

We never saw them together in the same room...

@ethanpage9876

3 ай бұрын

@@ryedergrenier3561 honestly I believe Brandon just genuinely loves dudes content and they became internet pals and then irls But TBF, I think a lot of us AK boys match a gruff, hairy stereotype lol

Brandon- this is a pm-63 RAK Me-call of duty gun

"Mom, I want an MP-7." "We have an MP-7 at home." the MP-7 at home:

AFAIK it was supposed to stand for "Hand-held Automatic for Commandos" (Ręczny Automat Komandosów). They loved to come up with acronyms that formed something cool. In this case, "crayfish".

@willprince643

3 ай бұрын

Actually it wasn't, there's no proof for that and it wouldn't make sense because it wasn't meant to be used by special forces, but tank crew, etc, basically as PDW. It is also not actually called "Rak" and it's much information why it got that name, officially it's just called PM-63. Similarly, P-64 Czak it's actually just called P-64, but it's prototype was called CZAK, which stands for first letters of its designers, in case of PM 63 its prototype didn't had a name, neither letters R, A and K could stand for its designers' names.

@fleebogazeezig6642

3 ай бұрын

I’m guessing “crayfish” got translated as “cancer” because of the astrological sign (which I thought was a crab, but whatever)?

@Jonboy2312

3 ай бұрын

​@@willprince643So you say, but that's the origin story I've heard circulated back in Poland by multiple knowledgeable sources as far back as the 1980s. I dunno what to tell ya.

@piotrplewa1889

3 ай бұрын

Polish guy named piotr here. Rak means crab

@Kriegerdammerung

3 ай бұрын

An acronym is exactly that, a series of initials that result in a cool word. FBI is not an acronym, it's an initials while MAD (= mutually assured destruction) is.

My Dad was in the Polish People's Army as there was a mandatory draft for every young adult. He got assigned to a WSW company where he was armed first with AKMS, then he was a Shooter in the PKM squad, and finally, he got moved to a driver role where he was armed with PM63. He told me that he really enjoyed having PM63 by his side, mostly because it was light, so the guarding duty wasn't as exhausting as it used to be with AKMS on his back. He also told me that he really enjoyed shooting with PM63, and he'd like to have one now if he had a gun liscence.

@Chicky_Lumps

3 ай бұрын

There's something ironic about drafting an entire population of young men in the military, only to deny them firearm rights afterwards because apparently those civvies can't be trusted with guns. 🤔

Funny you mentioned Red Dawn. That's the first thing I tought of when I saw the VFG!

Ian: "What a piece of shit." Brandon: "Yooo totally underrated broo"

2:15 "Jesus Poland can I buy a vowel" 🤣

@kevinchristensen84

3 ай бұрын

You ain't seen nothin' yet: dig THIS one: Zbgnew. It's a mans' first name. Nightmare, anyone?😂😂

@BOTmaster15

3 ай бұрын

Peter "Vilnievtzyc" - that should be bout right when you want to say it out loud.

"Jesus, Poland, can I buy a vowel?" 😅🤣😂🤣 Half my family is Polish, I can relate LOL

@StefanEdek

3 ай бұрын

Piotr Wilniewczyk has more vowels than Brandon Herrera.

@ratgobbler

3 ай бұрын

@@StefanEdek How many consonants does it have?

@poldi2233

3 ай бұрын

Better thanmy local dialect of Slovenian, where we drop vowels, especially E, out of some words completely and replace them with J. Ex. Peter becomes Pjtr, sedem becomes sjdm etc

@martalukaszjastrzab760

3 ай бұрын

what can I say, we like things complicated. If they're simple, we make them complicated.

@TruthNerds

3 ай бұрын

@@StefanEdek Actually it has the same number of vowels 😂 (And, yeah, don't ask me why "y" isn't a vowel.)

As an ex-vet Brit living in Australia, I love your videos. Keep up the great work.

RAK is Polish for crayfish - it's a Polish theme to code name any military Equipment by some kind of animal,most of the stuff we have is named like that: we have planes named after Polish national white-tailed eagle "Bielik", our destroyers are code named "cormorant", we have Leopard tanks, armored personell carriers called wolverines, 155 mil howitzer named KRAB (for crab, duh), and mortars also named RAK (I think in both cases it's meant to be crayfish) and we have rocket launchers named LANGUSTA (crawfish), a multi-role helicopters called Falcons and infantry fighting vehicle: the badger. (Badgers? We don't need no stinking Bagders - because we also have foreign made stuff, with no animal names, which is a shame), there is also the Cougar, ab Arctic Cat, a Viper, a Yak, a Scorpion a Wasp, a Panther and a Beagle (???) and finally the humble Walrus. We also like to name stuff by natural phenomena, hence Lightning anti-aircraft missile systems and our most famous military unit is named GROM (thunder! - I love AC/DC, I think all the guys keep listening to Thunderstruck while on mission) - and finally we like to name weapons after classic weapons: like the arrowhead riffles , the hail artillery or even pure random crap, like the sapper's vehicle named after the poplar tree (wtf? I guess Major Oak or General Sherman were already taken so poplar is fine I guess ), there is also a Cactus and a snowdrop,. the ribbion and the carnation (how lovely). So yeah.... I guess we like birds and crustaceans especially when naming military gear.... I think it's neat.

1:22 I in fact am losing my shit rightnow, not only because my country got mentioned but because it got mentioned by such a handsome and entertaining man, thank you Brandon for blessing us with your awesome content

@Sma11Phr1e666

3 ай бұрын

We love you Poland!!

@FOX1MX

3 ай бұрын

@@Sma11Phr1e666 ty, I'm also studying finnish matter of fact

@sanitarycockroach9038

3 ай бұрын

Stay based, my Polish friend.

@FOX1MX

3 ай бұрын

@@sanitarycockroach9038 I always will, the blood that runs in my vains is slavic and I am not ashamed of it!

RAK can also be translated to crayfish. But also it was short form unofficial name „Ręczny Automat Komandosów” - Small/Hand Commando Machinegun. Especially used insted AK47 in tight/small spaces by special forces oparating on airports/planes

@shonemumy

3 ай бұрын

Same in Serbo-Croatian. "Rak" has two meanings and both are the same as in Polish. Funny how Slavic languages can be so different and so similar at the same time.

@HeartPumper

3 ай бұрын

It's non "official" abbreviation, mostly made up later.

@MagnitKruto

3 ай бұрын

@@shonemumy same in Russian, feels like it's one of few words that some ancient Slavs used so many Slavic languages got it or something like that

@Maciej2801

3 ай бұрын

kolejna powielana bujda z tymi komandosami. jak już to kierowcy, bo był głównie projektowany jako broń bo załogi pojazdów jak czołg i bwp-y.

@HeartPumper

3 ай бұрын

@@Maciej2801 Dokladnie, nie wiem skad się to wzięło.

The first thing i thought when I saw you shooting it was "Holy crap that reciprocates close to the face!" 😮

RAK stands for "Ręczny Automat Komandosów" which translates to "Commando's manual automatic gun" and also RAK is CRAYFISH/CANCER as an animal.

6:57 good to see you spending quality time with your son. As a son who also once publicly called their father B-tier, this gives me hope that I, too, may one day reconcile. Not likely since he passed away in 2021, but a guy can hope.

"Jesus, Poland, can I buy a vowel?" That's the thing, Poland is unfortunately so poor they can't afford vowels

@janello66

3 ай бұрын

They really lean on the "and sometimes Y" part

@krystianzyszczynski4115

3 ай бұрын

Yup

@stepbruv8780

3 ай бұрын

lol how Can I even pronouce your name? Christian syncski? @anzyszczynski4115

@danielryan4050

3 ай бұрын

They just need to go into business with wales and it's sweet.

@Sandlin22

3 ай бұрын

Poland isn't poor lol

It’s ironic how much freedom fits in such a compact soviet novelty

I m Pole and i m loosing shit in comments

@BlooCollaGal

3 ай бұрын

Slava Piorun

@jakubtargonski9819

3 ай бұрын

I'm also a Pole and I'm also loosing shit in comments

@WwZa7

3 ай бұрын

Well, there's 3 of us now!

@focusgaming5425

3 ай бұрын

@@WwZa7 hold your shits tightly

@kamtym2633

3 ай бұрын

now there's 4 of us 🙂

There is one more fun feature. Ejector is part of magazine. So if you have jammed gun by no fired primer usually at first you take out magazine. Then if you pull back bolt to unload bullet, bullet will go out with bolt but not eject and if you release or push bolt to the front firing pin will hit this bullet again and it could fire.

@mildyproductive9726

2 ай бұрын

I wonder why this isn't more commonly done. The ejector is such a tiny piece of metal to snake around and reach this spot, when it could just be a little extra nub on the mag lip bent up. You answer one reason, for an open-bolt design. Seems like it would have minimal problem to put the ejector on the mag, for closed bolt guns.

@jaabc8345

2 ай бұрын

@@mildyproductive9726 Maybe because you can not unload bullet from chamber without magazine?

when my grandad was in the polish people's army he told me a few not so fun stories of this gun, nice to see a video about what i thought was a pretty niche gun.

2:11 OMG you killed me with that one.🤣

Glad to see Brandon being a good father and spending time with his son

@user-oi4bj5jp2k

3 ай бұрын

Ol illegitimate Wendi

I honestly love the design for this one. When it's all packed up it definitely has a sci-fi flair about it.

@breslaubelmondo

3 ай бұрын

Just Google 'konwersja rak' from Omnis Arma 🎉

And here I thought it was blowing fingers off because the front handle is too far forward or taking an eye out because the slide action flies directly at your eye. I haven't been this impressed with design fails in a long time. Thanks for the video!

Yeah, screw that lol. Cool looking gun and a really interesting piece of history. In no way am I shooting that.