This video features a range test of the Polish PM63 Rak, described as a machine pistol or submachine gun. The presenter discusses its engineering and design, particularly the open-bolt mechanism, but highlights its practical shooting challenges, including the tendency for the slide to hit the shooter in the face and the difficulty in achieving accuracy due to the reciprocating sights. The video thanks Movie Armament Group for the opportunity to test the firearm.
This video provides an in-depth look at the PM-63 Rak, a unique Polish Cold War era machine pistol or personal defense weapon. The presenter highlights its distinct design features, such as its open-bolt operation and pistol-like slide mechanism, differentiating it from typical submachine guns. The video also expresses gratitude to Movie Armament Group in Toronto for facilitating the opportunity to showcase this interesting firearm. The description includes links to the Forgotten Weapons Patreon page and merchandise store.
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