This video delves into the Sig P230JP, a unique semi-automatic pistol adopted by the Japanese police. Replacing older S&W revolvers, the P230JP in .32 ACP offered a compact, modern alternative. Notable features included a manual safety and lanyard loop. Despite its adoption, the P230JP's tenure was short-lived, with the force returning to revolvers in 2006. The video also touches upon the intriguing import of overrun P230JP pistols into the US, highlighting variations in markings that suggest the use of pre-reunification German parts.
This video showcases the PTR, a firearm described as a near-exact copy of the MP44. The description highlights its rarity in the US, with only about 200 units imported from Germany. The PTR is noted as being desirable among both shooters and collectors, despite its high cost. The video also promotes the creator's Patreon page, their "Flak & Fubar" podcast, and their Instagram account.
This video's title features balloons and a mention of "W. Germany," suggesting it might be a personal or event-related video with a historical firearm element. The balloons and the phrase "W. Germany" hint at a potential retro theme or a specific item originating from West Germany. Without a transcript or further description, the exact nature of the firearm, if any, remains unclear, but the presence of "W. Germany" could point towards a Cold War era firearm.
This video review focuses on the Arsenal Strike One pistol, a firearm developed for Russian police use that ultimately found its way to Western commercial markets. The description highlights its unique non-Browning short recoil action with a vertically traveling locking block, contributing to a low bore axis. The presenter discusses the pistol's development history, its alleged downfall in Russian official circles, and its subsequent pivot to international sales. The specific model featured is the Strike One Speed, noted for its flat shooting characteristics. The video also mentions the parallel production of the Archon Type B.
This video profiles the Girsan MC14 G84, a newly imported compact, SA/DA pistol chambered in .380 ACP. Hosted by Chase Duffey and Paul Richter from European American Armory (EAA), the review highlights the pistol's accessible price point and introduces it to the market.
This video focuses on the South Korean K1 5.56 submachine gun, highlighting its history and availability in the US market. The description notes its importation in the 1980s and mid-1990s, and its current absence from the US market. It also mentions that the South Korean military classified the Daewoo K1 as an SMG.
This video focuses on a rare Imbel FAL rifle chambered in 5.56mm/.223 caliber, imported by Springfield Armory in the 1990s. The description highlights its limited production run of only 700 units, emphasizing its scarcity and unavailability in the current market. The title itself sparks curiosity by questioning the existence of a 5.56mm FAL, suggesting an exploration of this unique firearm.
This YouTube video showcases a new batch of Luger pistols that have been acquired from Canada. The description highlights the channel's Patreon for early access and monthly raffles, and also promotes their podcast, "Flak & Fubar." Social media links for Legacy Collectibles are provided on Instagram and Twitter.
This YouTube video, part of the #SundayGunday series, features a review of the Hatsan FieldHunter Turkey shotgun. The description specifies that the shotgun is built by Escort and imported from Turkey by HatsanUSA. The video likely showcases the shotgun's features, performance, and suitability for turkey hunting.
This video announces the upcoming import of the German-designed Haenel CR223 rifle into the US market, rebranded as the B&T-15 by B&T. The CR223, a semi-automatic gas-operated 5.56x45mm NATO carbine, is the civilian version of the MK556, which has been adopted by German law enforcement and military units since 2017. The description highlights this as an opportunity for American consumers to acquire a piece of German military technology. The video also includes promotional material for the creators' Patreon and SubscribeStar pages, offering giveaways to supporters, and lists their social media channels and sponsors.
This American Rifleman Television segment, "I Have This Old Gun," explores the Hungarian FEG APK handgun, imported by Interarms in the 1990s as a potential replacement for Walther offerings. The video details the FEG APK's design, which closely resembles the Walther PP series but includes modifications like an extended backstrap and beaver tail for improved ergonomics, particularly to mitigate slide-bite. It highlights FEG's willingness to customize designs and mentions variations in size, caliber (.380 ACP, .22 LR), and frame material. The APK Mark II is noted for its steel frame, 3.43" barrel, and 7-round magazine, offered at a significantly lower price point than its Walther counterparts, though with some compromises in finish quality.
This video from SHOT Show 2020 features the ATI 12ga Bullpup Shotgun, an imported Turkish firearm with a planned MSRP of $499, expected to be available starting April 1st, 2020. The description highlights the product's origin and price point, while also acknowledging the viewer-supported nature of the InRange channel.
