Videos tagged with Post WW2 Firearms

This review highlights the unique features of the post-WW2 French MAS MSE sniper rifle, a semi-automatic variant likely based on the MAS 49/56. Key features include a dovetail optic mount, a removable cheek riser, and a specialized muzzle device capable of grenade launching. The rifle also boasts a distinctive yellow nylon charging handle and a surprisingly good trigger pull, showcasing innovative French firearm design.

This video features a rare post-World War II P.38 pistol manufactured in East Germany in 1953 at the Ernst Thalmann factory. The description details the historical context, explaining how the factory was established by the Soviets using equipment and blueprints from the former Walther factory. The factory was named after Ernst Thalmann, a prominent figure in the German communist movement, highlighting the political and historical significance of this particular firearm.