After touring the Fabryka Broni factory in Radom and filming the history of the MSBS “Grot” development, I had the chance to try out the rifle in several different configurations. We didn’t have time to film a full-length video, but I did get some footage of running the standard MSBS both left- and right-hand ejecting, the bullpup configuration, and the larger 7.62x51mm version. Enjoy!
Select-fire Rifles
Mini-Beryl: The Carbine Version of the Polish wz.96
Yesterday we looked at the standard Polish service rifle, the wz.96 Beryl. Today we have the carbine version, the Mini-Beryl. Specifically, we have an early example, predating several of the mid-life improvements that were made […]
Submachine Guns
Mors wz.39 SMG
I’m very happy to present another guest article by Leszek Erenfeicht today, on a very rare and quite unusual Polish submachine gun from the years just prior to WWII. As always, Leszek does a great […]
Slow motion
Sheet Metal and Wood: The Polish Sudayev PPS 43/52
Poland was one of the states which manufactured the Soviet PPS-43 submachine gun under license, but they decided to make a change to is in 1952. Where the original PPS-43 used a top-folding metal stock, […]
agree. the standard config looked much more controllable
Ian’s right shoulder acting as a cartridge deflector towards the end!
What was the other weapon heard firing at about 1:35 and 2:00 minutes?
Bullpup conversion set https://youtu.be/qsSgEQpCy00?t=2103
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