Videos tagged with Bulgarian Makarov

This review details a unique silenced Bulgarian Makarov pistol with a custom slide-locking mechanism, likely a UK-based modification. The slide lock reduces noise by preventing gas escape and eliminating cycling sounds. The pistol features a wipe-based suppressor, which offers quiet operation but has a limited lifespan and can affect accuracy. The 9x18mm Makarov caliber is discussed for its transonic properties.

This YouTube video features Mrgunsngear introducing the Bulgarian Makarov pistol to The Honest Outlaw, who has never handled one before. The experience proves to be surprising for The Honest Outlaw, deviating from their expectations. The description also highlights ways for viewers to support the channel through X (formerly Twitter) and Patreon, and encourages a donation to Youth & Shelter Services.

This video reviews the 1988 Bulgarian Makarov pistol, highlighting its 9x18mm Makarov caliber and DA/SA action. While acknowledging its historical significance for Combloc collectors, the review notes poor sights and a unique slide stop mechanism that can be prone to issues, making it less ideal for modern EDC. The presentation includes a detailed field stripping demonstration.

This video offers a brief overview of Bulgarian Makarov pistols available in the Century Arms surplus corner. It highlights the availability of these firearms and directs viewers to the creator's social media, an Optics Planet discount code, Amazon affiliate links for gear, and merchandise. The content is focused on showcasing specific surplus firearms.

This YouTube video offers shooting impressions of the Bulgarian Makarov pistol, specifically a surplus model from Century Arms. The description highlights the "Surplus Corner" aspect and provides a link to an Ammoland article for a more in-depth review. It also includes promotional links for Optics Planet (with a discount code), Amazon gear recommendations, and channel merchandise. The content focuses on evaluating the performance and handling of this particular firearm.

This video features a tabletop review and field strip of a Bulgarian Makarov pistol sourced from Century Arms' Surplus Corner. The content focuses on a detailed examination of the firearm and a step-by-step disassembly process. It also includes promotional mentions for the creator's Instagram, an Optics Planet discount code, Amazon affiliate links for recommended gear, and merchandise sales.

This video features a Clear Ballistics gel test of Prvi Partizan 95 grain Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) ammunition in 9x18mm caliber. The test is conducted using a Bulgarian Arsenal Makarov pistol. The description provides context on the 9x18mm round, comparing its power to .380 ACP and 9mm NATO. It also thanks sponsors Ventura Munitions and Proxibid, and promotes the TFBTV Patreon page.

This video showcases a new batch of highly desirable Bulgarian Makarov Military pistols from Arsenal. The pistols are chambered in 9x18 caliber, semi-automatic with an 8-round capacity. While imported with non-descript target grips, each pistol includes its original checkered red bakelite grips featuring the Communist Star. Some holster wear is expected, but the overall condition is described as surplus very good, with many bordering on excellent. A hand-select option is available for cosmetic preference. A rare custom option for the black checkered military grip is also offered.

This 'Fix It Friday' episode from January 6, 2017, focuses on gunsmithing and repair. The video specifically addresses the repair of Swiss K1911s (clarified from an initial misidentification as K31s), Bulgarian Makarovs, Beretta 92Ss, and Swiss K31s. The description highlights that items featured will be available for purchase shortly after the video's release. It appeals to gunsmiths, tinkerers, and anyone interested in fixing firearms.

The Makarov pistol, a Russian-designed firearm similar to the Walther PP, is evaluated for concealed carry. Its 9x18mm Makarov caliber offers power between .380 ACP and 9mm Luger. While featuring a European-style heel magazine release and a slide-mounted decocker, a critical safety warning highlights the free-floating firing pin, necessitating carrying with the safety engaged.

This review covers the Bulgarian Makarov pistol, a faithful copy of the Russian original that served as the standard Soviet sidearm. It highlights the crucial difference between 9x18mm Makarov, 9mm Luger, and .380 ACP cartridges. The pistol is praised for its solid reputation, quality, soft recoil, and natural pointability, comparing favorably to a Walther PPK. Included accessories like extra magazines, bakelite grips, and a leather holster are also detailed.

This review covers the Bulgarian Makarov 9x18mm pistol, detailing its history as a Soviet sidearm and its design inspired by the Walther PP. The surplus package, costing $299, includes essential accessories like a holster and extra magazines. The pistol features a simple blowback action, a 3.5-inch barrel, and demonstrates exceptional accuracy at 7 yards, grouping shots into a single hole.