This video provides an in-depth look at the Heckler & Koch MG4, Germany's 5.56mm squad machine gun. It details the MG4's adoption by various armies and its technical specifications, including its open bolt firing system, rotating bolt lock, and long stroke gas piston operation. The video highlights the quick-change barrel mechanism and the weapon's ease of control due to its weight. It also mentions its 7.62mm sister weapon, the MG5, and features range footage. The description encourages viewers to subscribe to the History of Weapons & War streaming app and other platforms for more content.
This video focuses on the M937A, identified as Portugal's version of the German-made Mauser K98 rifle. It highlights the historical connection between Germany and Portugal through this firearm, likely detailing its origins, specifications, and potentially its service history. The title and description emphasize the World War II era and the specific rifle model.
This video delves into the history and specifications of the Portuguese Navy Luger pistol. It details the acquisition of 7.65mm Lugers by the Portuguese Army in 1908 and the subsequent purchase of 9mm Lugers with 100mm barrels by the Navy starting in 1909. The description highlights the unique markings on these pistols, including the crown over anchor crest for King Manuel II on early models and the "RP" over anchor crest for the Republic of Portugal on later deliveries following the 1910 revolution. It also notes that each pistol was supplied with a comprehensive accessories package.
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