This video explores the SIG Pro SP2009 and SP2022 pistols, discussing their development from the polymer-framed P226. The SP2022, a successor with improvements, gained significant popularity with French law enforcement. The presenter highlights that these often overlooked pistols offer excellent value for their quality and thanks Royal Tiger Imports for providing a surplus SP2009 for the review. A correction is made regarding the disassembly procedure compared to a P226.
This video focuses on the GIGN's MR73 Sniper Revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. It delves into the history and potential use of this specialized firearm by elite French law enforcement.
This video delves into the history and development of the Ultima Ratio rifle, the foundational product of PGM Precision. It details the rifle's origin stemming from a 1989/1990 tender by RAID, a French Police intervention unit, highlighting its competition against Accuracy International. The description emphasizes the Ultima Ratio's superior accuracy, heat resistance due to its finned barrel, and the advantage of being French-designed for the RAID unit. It also covers the formation of PGM Precision by Gilles Payen in partnership with Roland and Alain Gonnet, and François Morier, to manufacture the rifle, with the first 20 units delivered in 1991.
This video features a range test of the VHS-2 bullpup rifle. The reviewer tests both a short-barreled VHS-K2 variant designed for French police trials (limited to 2-round burst) and a full-length VHS-F2 variant from French military trials. Despite a slightly long length of pull, the reviewer praises the rifle's in-line layout for its stability in automatic fire, pleasant shooting experience, effective aperture sights, and the versatility of its long Picatinny rail for optics. The ambidextrous controls and the ability to switch ejection ports are highlighted as significant advantages. Overall, the VHS-2 is identified as a top-tier bullpup in the reviewer's opinion.
This video dives into Ruger's select-fire AC-556 rifle, a civilian-market derivative of their Mini-14. Introduced in 1979 as a select-fire option for military and police, it featured a selector for semi-auto, 3-round burst, and full-auto. The description highlights its unique burst mechanism and appearance, noting its adoption by French security services as the Mousqueton AMD. While not sold directly to civilians, guns produced between 1979 and 1986 are transferable, and many have entered the commercial market after leaving police inventories. Ruger ceased sales in 1999 and factory repair in 2009.
This video provides an in-depth look at the MAT 49-54, a special variant of the French MAT 49 submachine gun adopted by the Paris Police. The description highlights key differences from the standard military model, including a fixed wooden stock, a longer barrel (365mm/14.4 inches), and a unique dual-trigger mechanism for semiautomatic and full-automatic fire with an anti-unintentional-use block. It also notes that the MAT 49-54 was produced from scratch by the Tulle arsenal, with only a few hundred units made, distinguishing it from rebuilt police MAS 38 SMGs. The creator thanks the French Ministry of the Interior for granting access to the example for the presentation.
This video from Fun Gun Reviews focuses on the Manurhin MR73, highlighting its reputation as the strongest Double Action (DA) revolver. Designed for French elite police and GIGN, it's built to handle extensive .357 Magnum use while maintaining accuracy. The review mentions its current availability as surplus through Century Arms and its legendary status in Europe. The video also features a mention of Rubber Dummies targets and includes typical YouTube engagement prompts like liking and subscribing.
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