This video focuses on the PTR GI model, which is a replica of the Heckler & Koch G3 rifle. The description details the G3's history, its development by Heckler & Koch and CETME, its chambering in 7.62x51mm NATO, and its service as the German Bundeswehr's main battle rifle until replaced by the H&K G36. It also highlights the G3's international adoption and its modular design influencing other HK firearm models like the MP5 and PSG1.
This video offers a comprehensive review of the CA-3 .308 Cetme Rifle, highlighting its origins as the "older brother" to the HK G3. The rifle is presented as a vintage firearm made new by Century Arms and PTR Industries, featuring a blend of original military-issue parts with newly manufactured US-made components like the barrel, trunion, flash hider, hammer, and sear. The review emphasizes its 80% parts compatibility with the HK Model 91/G3. The video thanks Century Arms and Fiocchi USA for their support and contributions.
This video focuses on the C308, a clone of the Spanish CETME C battle rifle. It explores the rifle's origins, likely referencing its connection to German design influences due to the title's mention of 'germany'. The content appears to be a review or detailed look at this particular firearm, highlighting its characteristics and potentially its performance. The tags emphasize the specific rifle model and its historical context, as well as the broader categories of battle rifles and firearms.
This YouTube Shorts video features the HK91 firearm, referencing its appearance in the movie "SNIPER." The content likely showcases the rifle in action, potentially highlighting its iconic status and performance. Given the brevity of Shorts, it's expected to be a quick visual or auditory demonstration rather than an in-depth review or analysis.
This video features a review and range test of the MarColMar CETME LC, presented by OreGear. The content includes an in-depth look at the firearm, live-fire "Trigger Time," and post-shooting impressions. The video also acknowledges patron support and directs viewers to OreGear's other CETME-related content and the GB Guns Depot website for purchasing firearms and related items. This content is aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in the CETME platform.
This video provides an in-depth look at the AMELI, Spain's 5.56mm light machine gun adopted as the MG82. Developed by CETME, it features a fascinating roller-delayed blowback system, drawing visual inspiration from the MG42 but with its own unique mechanical simplicity and light weight. Despite its intriguing design, the AMELI suffered from a reputation for fragility and limited adoption, seeing service in Spain, Mexico, and Malaysia in small numbers. The video highlights its comparison to the CETME-L rifle and its eventual replacement by the H&K MG4 in Spain. The reviewer expresses gratitude to DSA for the opportunity to film and disassemble the weapon.
This episode of "This Week in Guns" covers significant legal developments, including multiple injunctions blocking the ATF's pistol brace ban and the Federal Switchblade Act facing legal challenges. It also delves into "Membership Wars," a coalition of states opposing banking restrictions on the firearms industry, and regulatory actions in Portland and California concerning gun control. The show features a "Show & Tell" segment and a historical look at Hollywood's use of Uzis, alongside a personal "CETME Love Affair." "Weedsnitching" by the ATF and misleading headlines are also discussed.
This video provides a quick, under-60-second guide on how to operate specific semi-automatic rifles. It covers the basic steps for clearing the firearm, which include engaging the safety, removing the magazine, and manipulating the charging handle to eject any chambered round. The content is targeted towards owners of HK91, G3, PTR91, and CETME firearms, and mentions the use of a PTR91 with a Trijicon TA-11 ACOG optic.
This video aims to explain the reliability of roller-delayed blowback firearms. While specific models are not detailed in the provided text, the focus is on the mechanical principles behind this operating system. The description also includes links to the creator's website and social media channels for product information and engagement, as well as a shout-out to a secondary YouTube channel.
This video showcases the Spanish CETME-C battle rifle, highlighting its unique features like the 'goofy safety' and 'awful mag release'. The description also mentions that Apex Gun Parts visited to present more firearms for future content. The video includes affiliate links for USCCA, Administrative Results webstore, Ciguera Gear, Patreon, Haley Strategic Products, and various gear items such as slings, optics, lights, knives, and footwear. The video explicitly states that all magazines used are under 29 rounds.
This video from Military Arms Channel (MAC) delves into the STANAG (Standardization Agreement), clarifying that it extends beyond just the AR-15/M16 magazine. The host discusses various optics used on rifles like the CETME, FAL, M16, and G3 by NATO allies, specifically highlighting Spain. The discussion utilizes a CETME LV rifle made by Malcolmar Firearms for demonstration.
This video delves into the design process of a 3D-printed .308 battle rifle, featuring an interview with CETME. The focus is on the engineering and fabrication aspects of creating such a firearm using 3D printing technology. It explores the technical challenges and innovations involved in developing a high-caliber rifle platform with additive manufacturing.
