Videos tagged with Erma EMP

This guide details the installation of a bolt-lock safety, a common police retrofit on German inter-war submachine guns like the Erma EMP. The process involves a three-screw housing and requires precise slotting in both the receiver and the bolt to allow a lever to lock the bolt in the forward, safe position. This modification enhanced safety for police carrying loaded weapons.

This video title suggests a user's unexpected discovery of an original Erma EMP firearm within a shopping mall. The title implies a surprise or perhaps a fortuitous find. The content likely revolves around the firearm itself, its rarity, and the unusual circumstances of its location.

This guide details the disassembly of the Erma EMP submachine gun, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons. The procedure highlights the unique takedown system utilizing the rear trigger as a lever and the internal telescoping recoil spring. Expert instruction emphasizes safety and the historical context of this interwar firearm designed by Heinrich Vollmer.

This video from Brownells, Inc. explores a collection of German submachine guns from WWI and WWII, presented by experts from Brownells and Rock Island Auction Company. It covers iconic models like the MP18, MP34, EMP, and MP40, detailing their design, historical context, and unique features. The presentation highlights the evolution of submachine gun technology during a critical period in military history.

This video provides a detailed look at the book "Pistolas y Subfusiles de la República Producción de Guerra," a comprehensive 580-page reference on pistols and submachine guns produced in the Republican zone during the Spanish Civil War. While the reviewer's Spanish is limited, they showcase the book's content, highlighting chapters on specific firearms like the Astra 400, Ascaso, Isard, Olot-Fontbernat, Labora, David Schmeisser, and Erma EMP. The video emphasizes the book's extensive photographic content, including detail shots, factory condition images, and period propaganda. It also touches on the general context of Spanish arms manufacturing and ammunition production during the war.

This entry details the disassembly process for the Spanish MP41/44 submachine gun, a licensed copy of the German Erma EMP. It highlights unique Spanish features like the safety plunger and discusses its historical context and mechanical lineage. The guide, presented by an expert instructor, covers the 'twist and pull' disassembly method and emphasizes safety protocols.