Videos tagged with APS

This video provides an overview of the Stechkin APS, a Soviet-era select-fire pistol designed by Igor Stechkin in 1951. It highlights the APS's dual semi-automatic and full-automatic firing modes, its 20-round magazine capacity, and the unique detachable holster stock that enhances stability. The content emphasizes its historical significance for military officers and special forces, concluding with a live-fire demonstration.

This YouTube video is a Russian-dubbed version of an Ian McCollum video from the Forgotten Weapons channel, focusing on the APS (Avtomat Pistolet Spetsialnyy). The description highlights the translation efforts and provides a link to the original English version of the video. The content likely delves into the history, design, and functionality of the APS pistol, a Soviet-era select-fire machine pistol.

The Stechkin APS machine pistol, while historically significant, proves difficult to control in full-auto fire due to significant muzzle climb, making it less effective than contemporaries like the M2 Carbine for personal defense. It is far more practical and accurate in semi-auto mode. Despite its unique features like a detachable stock and rate reducer, its controllability issues led to its limited adoption and phase-out by the Soviet Union.

Ian McCollum demonstrates the exhilarating experience of dual-wielding Stechkin APS machine pistols. The video highlights the rapid full-auto fire capabilities of these pistols, emphasizing the fun and coolness factor of such a setup. Technical specifications for the APS are provided, including its caliber, capacity, and weight.

The APS CAM870 CO2 shotgun offers extreme realism in build and operation, mimicking a Remington 870 with its full metal construction and real wood furniture. It utilizes proprietary shells that are charged with CO2 and BBs separately, ejecting spent shells after each shot. While an excellent, albeit expensive, training tool for its realistic feel and function, its high cost and shell expense limit its appeal to a niche market, though it performs adequately for CQB distances.

This video features a review of the APS Urban Assault Rifle (UAR) with notable appearances from Evike Matt and Moondog. The review provides an overview of the rifle, highlighting its features and capabilities. The description also includes links for purchasing the product from Evike.com, joining a Facebook group for NYC Airsoft, and credits the soundtrack and editing software used. Moondog Industries also provides contact information for business inquiries.