This video delves into the often-overlooked firearm designs of George Hyde, an influential German immigrant gun designer. It focuses on his first submachine gun, the Hyde Model 33, highlighting its similarities and differences with the iconic Thompson submachine gun. The description details Hyde's career progression, including his work on the M2 and the M3 Grease Gun, as well as the clandestine Liberator pistol. The Model 33 is analyzed for its simpler, lighter, and less expensive design, its improved performance in field tests due to its unique rear-mounted charging handle, and a notable drawback of that handle's tendency to bounce back. The video aims to bring greater recognition to Hyde's contributions to firearm development.
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