This video examines the preproduction wz.89 Onyx, a compact "SMG" variant of the Polish Tantal rifle developed by the Radom factory. Following the adoption of the Tantal in 5.45mm, the Onyx aimed to create a shorter weapon. The presented model features a top cover permanently attached to the rear sight block, similar to the AKS-74U. This design was short-lived, with a subsequent iteration featuring a removable top cover. Ultimately, only around 200 Onyx firearms were produced before the program's discontinuation due to the collapse of the Polish Communist government. The video also references the wz.88 Tantal and provides links to firearms reference books and the channel's Patreon and merch.
This video explores the preproductionWZ89 Onyx, a Polish variant of the AKSU, often referred to as a "Krinkov." The title and description highlight its Polish origin, its connection to the AK platform, and its prototype status. The content likely delves into the historical context, design, and potential significance of this rare firearm within the Kalashnikov family.
This video showcases the Bersa B1911 pistols, highlighting their American-made quality and stylish finishes. The review details key features like Tritium front sights, ambidextrous controls, and VZ grips, emphasizing their performance and value at around $1,000. The Guns & Gear hosts take the B1911 to the range for a test, discussing its refined triggers and checkering. The video also mentions various other firearm brands and products supported by the Guns & Gear show.
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