Videos tagged with Russian Special Forces

This review of the Arsenal Strike One 9mm pistol highlights its rarity and performance in a shooting demonstration. The video showcases the firearm's low bore axis and cycling action during rapid fire on steel targets. Technical specifications like a 5.0-inch barrel and 17+1 capacity are noted, positioning it as a capable, albeit uncommon, handgun.

This guide details the shooting and reloading techniques demonstrated for the Arsenal Strike One pistol, a firearm designed for Russian Special Forces and manufactured in Italy. It covers preparation, slow and rapid fire execution, and reloading, emphasizing the pistol's low bore axis and flat shooting characteristics. The instruction comes from a source with high authority and expertise in firearms mechanics and handling.

This entry details Karl Brugger's top five firearms, focusing on suppressed pistols and rare variants. Brugger, founder of B&T, shares expert insights on the Makarov PB, H&K P7 series, a custom UC-9, and the B&T TP-9. The discussion highlights historical context, technical features, and the effectiveness of integrated suppressors.

This video showcases the intense and realistic urban warfare training conducted by Russian Special Forces. The description highlights the high level of realism in their training exercises, implying practical combat scenarios are simulated to prepare the soldiers for real-world operations in urban environments.

The Kalashnikov USA KP9 is a 9mm AK-style pistol, a semi-automatic clone of the Russian Vityaz. It features a 9.25-inch barrel, proprietary 30-round magazines, and a surprisingly low recoil for a blowback system. While praised for its authentic Vityaz design and excellent finish, its proprietary magazines are a notable drawback. The trigger pull is light at 3.4 lbs with a short reset.