This video delves into the complete history of the MP9 and TP9 firearms, tracing their origins from Steyr's TMP and SPP to their development and refinement by B&T. It covers the initial lack of popularity of the Steyr models, their acquisition by B&T, and the significant improvements made, including the addition of a folding stock. The description highlights the modern applications of the TP9 as a civilian pistol/carbine and a PDW/submachine gun for military clients, noting its adoption by various international units for roles like pilot survival and maritime operations. A link to a BrassFacts video featuring the TP9 is also provided.
This video features a debate and resolution between Ian of Forgotten Weapons and Othais of C&Rsenal regarding the intended purpose of the 1903 Springfield Stripped for Air Service. Initially believed to be a pilot's survival weapon, new archival research, assisted by Andrew at Archival Research Group, reveals it was actually a backup weapon requested by squadrons in France to address potential machine gun malfunctions. The discussion highlights the value of internet collaboration in rediscovering historical information. The video also references previously released content from both channels on the 1903 Springfield.
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