Videos tagged with Erma-Werke

This video features a shooting session with an Erma-Werke Baby Luger pistol chambered in .380 ACP. The content focuses on the live-fire experience of this specific firearm model, highlighting its performance and handling.

This comparison between the MP40 and MP41 highlights their key differences, focusing on stock design and ergonomics. While the MP40 features a folding stock with potential wiggle and poor cheek weld, the MP41 offers a fixed wooden stock for improved stability. Both are chambered in 9x19mm and share internal mechanisms, but their stock types lend themselves to different tactical uses.

This compilation compares the MP-38 and PPS-43 submachine guns, showcasing their loading procedures, stock deployment mechanisms, and live-fire performance. The MP-38 utilizes 9mm Parabellum, while the PPS-43 fires 7.62x25mm Tokarev. Both exhibit distinct characteristics in handling and operation, highlighting their respective historical contexts and design philosophies.

This video showcases the MP-38 submachine gun, demonstrating its preparation and live-fire capabilities. The shooter, in full tactical gear, fires controlled bursts, highlighting the weapon's manageable recoil and rate of fire. Key technical specifications like its 9x19mm Parabellum caliber and 32-round capacity are implicitly shown.

This review of the MP-38 submachine gun covers its historical context and practical demonstration. It highlights the loading of its 32-round 9x19mm Parabellum magazine and the operation of its under-folding metal stock. The video includes live-fire footage of the MP-38 in full-auto.

This short video provides a concise overview of the iconic MP40 submachine gun, highlighting its design evolution from the MP38. Key features like the rear express sight, resting bar for vehicle use, and dual safety positions for the charging handle are demonstrated. The video also briefly covers the folding stock and a quick field stripping process.

This review delves into the iconic MP-40 submachine gun, highlighting its historical significance as 'Hitler's street sweeper' during WWII. The video details its open-bolt firing mechanism, 9mm Luger caliber, and distinctive features like the wobbly under-folding stock and Bakelite components. It also covers the gun's controls, safety features, and field stripping process, emphasizing the importance of preserving historical firearms.

This video demonstrates a stylized 'tacticool' reload of an MP 40 submachine gun. The operator, wearing gloves and a military-style jacket, performs a rapid magazine change, dropping the empty magazine to the floor before inserting a fresh one. The presentation highlights fluid weapon manipulation and familiarity with historical firearm actions.

This video showcases the German MP-40 submachine gun in action on an outdoor range. Demonstrations include loading, firing controlled semi-automatic bursts, and sustained full-auto fire from multiple perspectives, including first-person. The footage highlights the weapon's cyclic rate, stability, and the functionality of its folding stock.

The MP40, an iconic WWII German submachine gun, evolved from earlier designs like the MP38, featuring a stamped receiver for mass production. Despite its controllable cyclic rate and underfolding stock, its double-feed magazine was a significant weakness, prone to stoppages in harsh conditions. Originally developed to circumvent post-WWI arms limitations, it became a symbol of German forces and is now a sought-after NFA collector's item.