Videos tagged with 9mm SMG

This video features a comparison between the Franchi LF-57 and the Colt SMG, hosted by Ian McCollum and John Keene. They discuss the pros and cons of each submachine gun, considering factors like ergonomics, reliability, parts availability, and collectibility. While the Colt SMG is technically superior in many shooting aspects, the Franchi LF-57 is favored for its rarity and unique appeal as a collectible item.

This video compares a rare Italian Franchi SMG with a practical Colt 9mm SMG. The Franchi operates on an open-bolt, blowback system and uses Beretta magazines. The Colt 9mm SMG, a variant of the AR platform, is also blowback-operated but uses a closed-bolt system and converted Uzi magazines. Both firearms are chambered in 9mm.

This video provides an overview of the Sights Spectre, a 9mm submachine gun designed in 1980 and manufactured in Italy. Due to US import laws, the example shown is semi-automatic. The Spectre features a top-mounted charging handle, ambidextrous manual safety and hammer drop levers, and a unique double-action trigger mechanism that results in a long, heavy initial pull followed by a light pull for subsequent shots. It was known to feed from 30 or 50-round quad-stacked coffin magazines and has been noted for its use in regional conflicts. The BNT KH9 is mentioned as a modern firearm heavily inspired by the Spectre.

This video provides an expert-level overview of upcoming SNT Defense firearms, including Daewoo K2, K1A, K2C, K2C1, and K7 models, presented by Klay. The discussion covers import strategies, manufacturing plans in Las Vegas, and technical specifications, highlighting the blend of historical Daewoo designs with modern enhancements. The speaker's deep understanding of firearm mechanics and regulatory navigation establishes high authority.

This video introduces the Harrington & Richardson (H&R) CLET (Clandestine Laboratory Eradication Team), a reproduction of an integrally suppressed 9mm SMG originally issued to the DEA. The H&R version is presented as a non-NFA item that ships as a pistol, featuring an H&R brace, A2 grip, dedicated 9mm upper receiver, and a rifle-length clamshell handguard with a 12.5-inch barrel. The presenter notes its balanced feel for all-day shooting.

This video introduces the Harrington & Richardson reproduction of the DEA's Clandestine Lab Enforcement Team (C.L.E.T.) 9mm SMG. The description indicates that a full video with specifications will be released soon. The video aims to showcase this unique firearm, highlighting its connection to law enforcement and its potential for collectors or enthusiasts. The disclaimer assures compliance with all firearm laws and promotes responsible shooting practices.

This video showcases a customized Angstadt Arms 9mm submachine gun, highlighting its unique Sharps Bros skull magwell lower receiver. The presenter, Joe from the Royal Armouries, details various aftermarket additions including a Fab Defense pistol grip and sights, a Law Tactical folding stock, and a UTG Pro Quadrail. The firearm's capability as a true submachine gun with a 31-round Glock magazine capacity is emphasized, along with a discussion on the redundant forward assist.

This episode of the Guns & Ammo podcast discusses the June issue, highlighting the Springfield Armory Kuna with its innovative roller-delayed blowback system, offering reduced recoil compared to traditional straight blowback designs. The Savage Arms Stance XR is also reviewed, focusing on its updated features like optic mounting and increased magazine capacity. The issue also features reviews of the Benelli 828U shotgun and the Springfield Armory M1903 A4 sniper rifle.

This video provides a detailed review of the Beretta PM12 submachine gun, comparing it to the Uzi and highlighting its unique features. The presenter, from Arm&Gun, discusses the PM12's development in the 1950s, its 9mm chambering, and its double-stack, double-feed magazine design. Key controls, ergonomics, and the 'secret sauce' of the firearm are explored, offering insights into its design philosophy and practical application.

This video provides an in-depth look at the FORT-230, a 9mm submachine gun developed in Ukraine and currently used by their armed forces and national guard. The presenter highlights its features, including its blowback operating system, ambidextrous controls, adjustable sights, Picatinny rail, and proprietary magazines. The discussion also touches on its durable FOR-4 coating designed for harsh conditions and its potential future availability in the US.

This review covers the STINC Stepard, a 9mm AK-based SMG clone of the Russian Gepard, featuring a bullpup design and Glock magazine compatibility. The firearm is slated for a 2025 release and will be sold as a pistol to avoid NFA regulations. Expert insights are provided on its modular handguard system and potential SBR configurations.

This video provides an in-depth overview of the HK MP5SD, highlighting its integrally suppressed nature and unique roller-delayed blowback system. The presenter discusses its weight, dimensions, ergonomics, and the functionality of its SEF trigger group and A3 stock. The review emphasizes the MP5SD's legendary status as a 'bullet hose' due to its high rate of fire and manageable recoil, making it a relevant firearm even in modern times.