Videos tagged with Swedish K

The CBJ-MS is a modernized 9mm submachine gun based on the Swedish K, designed as a compact PDW-style platform. It features a unique progressive trigger for semi and full-auto fire without a selector, a grip safety, and a vertical foregrip that stores a spare magazine. The muzzle is compatible with standard M16 bipods for added stability.

MACV-SOG veteran Dale Hanson details the extreme combat loadouts of Vietnam War special operations, including carrying 26 magazines, grenades, and Claymore mines. He discusses the transition from the Swedish K to the CAR-15 due to caliber limitations and the innovative ways operators customized gear, like using canteen covers for magazines. The segment also touches on the development of 30-round magazines and non-traditional self-defense tools.

This is the second part of a biography on Larry Thorne, focusing on his time with the Green Berets in Vietnam. The description highlights merchandise related to Thorne and the Forgotten Weapons channel. The content likely delves into the military history, tactics, and potentially firearms used by Thorne and the Green Berets during the Vietnam War.

This video details the extraordinary military career of Lauri Torni, a Finnish soldier who served with distinction in the Finnish, German, and US armies, earning commendations from all. It highlights his service in key conflicts like the Winter War and Continuation War, his emigration to the US, and his eventual death as a US Army Special Forces operative in Vietnam. The content also features a rare artifact: Torni's personal, recovered Swedish K submachine gun.

This video details the suppressed Carl Gustav M/45, a Vietnam-era submachine gun with CIA connections. Jonathan Ferguson of the Royal Armouries highlights its unique features, including a single-diameter suppressor and sanitized markings for covert use. The M/45B variant's reinforced end cap and the standard model's 600 rpm rate of fire are discussed, alongside a comparison of suppressor designs and barrel porting.

This video showcases the Swedish K SMG, specifically the m/45 variant, at Shooters Express in Belmont, NC. It features first-person perspective (FPV) full-auto firing demonstrations and highlights the firearm's historical significance as a vintage collector's item. The review touches on its 9x19mm Parabellum caliber and availability for rent.

This video focuses on the Swedish K SMG, a submachine gun with a distinctive design and history. The content likely delves into its operational mechanics, historical context, and potentially its performance characteristics. As a specific firearm model, it attracts enthusiasts interested in historical or unique firearms.

This review delves into the Smith & Wesson M76, a 9mm submachine gun developed for US Navy SEALs during the Vietnam War as an alternative to the Swedish K. It covers the M76's history, its licensed copies like the MK760, and its operational features, including its open-bolt mechanism and manual of arms. The video also touches on its pop culture appearances and concludes with a discussion on its investment potential as a transferable machine gun.

This video provides a brief overview and demonstration of the Swedish K SMG, a full-auto 9mm submachine gun. The host from 704 Tactical highlights its operation at Shooters Express, showcasing its full-auto capability. The firearm features a folding stock and a distinctive green finish.

The Kriss Vector's unique Super V recoil system is analyzed, showing a rapid cyclic rate but a peculiar 'rocking' motion in high-speed footage. Despite its design intent to mitigate recoil for .45 ACP, significant reliability issues were encountered during testing. Ergonomic flaws, such as accidental activation of controls, are noted, and its practical advantages over modern rifle platforms are questioned.

The Carl Gustav m/45, or 'Swedish K,' is a high-quality Cold War submachine gun praised for its build quality, often compared favorably to the MP40. It saw use with Swedish forces, mercenaries, and US Navy SEALs in Vietnam. A notable field modification involves using a D-cell battery to increase its cyclic rate.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the original Swedish K m/45 and the improved m/45B variant. Key differences highlighted include the m/45B's more durable green paint finish over parkerizing, a permanently riveted magazine well optimized for 36-round magazines (unlike the m/45's detachable well for both 50 and 36-round mags), and a reinforced barrel shroud with smaller vents for increased integrity. The m/45B also features upgraded receiver components and a spring buffer to handle higher-pressure m/39B ammunition.