Videos tagged with Swiss Engineering

This video review of the B&T SPC223, a Swiss take on the AR-15 platform, highlights its short-stroke piston system, ambidextrous controls, and a notable ergonomic flaw. The host, demonstrating high authority, details a modification to the safety lever to eliminate a painful 'hotspot'. The review covers range performance, pricing, and market positioning, concluding it's a viable option for those seeking a B&T rifle with AR ergonomics at a lower price point than the APC series.

B&T is releasing two new Pistol Caliber Carbines: the KH9S, a Sten-style PCC with a folding side-loading magazine, and the KH9B, a Bizon-inspired PCC featuring a high-capacity 50-round helical magazine. Both are chambered in 9mm and build upon the evolution of the KH9 platform, known for its unique trigger system and Swiss engineering. Pricing is anticipated to be similar to the KH9 Covert, with the KH9B potentially higher due to its specialized magazine.

Colion Noir reviews the Wyssen Defense WD9, a highly exclusive PCC that evokes a special feeling beyond mere utility. He highlights its Swiss precision, Glock magazine compatibility, and exceptionally soft shooting characteristics, emphasizing that such 'unnecessary' precision is often the most worthwhile.

This video focuses on the B&T APC9 SD, highlighting its exceptionally flat shooting characteristics. The description emphasizes Swiss engineering and user-friendly features, including an ambidextrous selector and safety, ergonomic trigger, and a non-reciprocating, auto-folding charging handle. The APC9 SD is presented as a premium, compact weapon.

This review delves into the Swiss Stgw.57, specifically the PE57 semi-automatic variant, highlighting its unique features like the integrated bipod, winter trigger, and rifle grenade capability. While praising its smooth recoil and Swiss engineering, the review notes dated ergonomics and a high sight-over-bore. It also touches upon the M70 Kampfanzug uniform designed for carrying related gear.

This review of the B&T APC223 SBR highlights its smooth shooting characteristics, attributed to its integrated buffer system and muzzle device. The expert reviewer details its ambidextrous controls, magazine compatibility considerations for Canadian law, and the effectiveness of its optics and adjustable gas system. The video emphasizes the quality of Swiss engineering in its design and operation.

This video provides an expert look at the rare Solothurn S18-1000 anti-tank cannon, focusing on its unique Swiss-made wheeled carriage designed for enhanced portability. The carriage allows for storage of ammunition and features complex elevation and traverse mechanisms. The presenter, Ian McCollum, demonstrates how the weapon can be easily towed by a single person after a simple preparation, highlighting its innovative design for a heavy weapon. The video also notes its legal status as an NFA Destructive Device and mentions an upcoming auction.