Videos tagged with ZK-420S

This YouTube video showcases the ZK-420S rifle, highlighting its exotic nature and demonstrating various malfunctions in slow motion. The content focuses on the mechanical issues encountered with this firearm, providing visual data for enthusiasts interested in rare or problematic weapon systems. The description and title indicate a deep dive into the operational quirks of the ZK-420S, likely appealing to viewers who enjoy detailed breakdowns of firearm functionality and failures.

This "Q&A 58" episode from Forgotten Weapons covers a wide range of topics, including discussions on re-filming older videos like the ZK-420S, technical details on gas system changes between the MKB-42(H) and MP43, and the continued use of rimmed shotgun shells. Ian also delves into personal experiences with sketchy travel, modifications for left-handed shooting, and examines calibers like .30 Super Carry and 7.65mm French Long. Other segments explore magazine placement in SMGs/PCCs, double-action rifles, alternatives to semi-autos and revolvers, the future of affordable handguns, folding stock designs, the impact of tanks on WWI small arms, and "Tales of the Gun." A significant portion is dedicated to hypothetical "time travel gun investments" and the legality of selling guns without serial numbers. The Q&A also touches on historical eras of interest, the M1A1 Carbine and M1919A4, a brief mention of cars and a related Jeep/1919 video, competitive targets, electronic ammo counters, writing plans, biathlon rifles, and electric Gatling guns on WW2 ships.

This "Just Shooting Compilation: 2017" video from Forgotten Weapons showcases a diverse array of firearms, presented in chronological order. The compilation features a wide spectrum of historical and modern firearms, ranging from early prototypes and military service weapons to more obscure models. Notable firearms include the EM-2, vz61 Skrpion, KP/44, Suomi KP/31, ZB-26, RK-95/S, American 180, Finnish Maxim, KVKK-62, DP-28, SIG MP48, Dreyse light rifle, PSM, RSC-1918, RSC-1917, Norinco M-305A, Yugo M84 (PKM), Trejo Model 1, Vickers-Berthier, Medusa M47, Solothurn S18-1000, Madsen LMG, Colt Monitor, ZK-420S, XL-60, M2 Carbine, Vickers HMG, L85A2, Wheellock musket, Webley 1913, Walther WA-2000, Semiauto DPM, SIG PE-57, Webley-Fosbery, Howell Automatic Rifle, and MAC PA-50. The video focuses purely on the shooting and operation of these firearms, offering a visual review of their performance throughout the year.

This video delves into the history and specifications of the ZK-420S, an obscure Czech battle rifle designed by Josef Koucky. The rifle is noted for its influential design, incorporating elements from the M1 Garand and influencing later firearms like the M14 and Kalashnikov series. It features a Garand-like trigger mechanism and a gas-operated rotating bolt action. The description highlights its adjustable gas system, detachable magazines, and various calibers tested during trials in multiple countries, including Norway. Despite its technical merits, the ZK-420S reportedly failed to gain export sales due to pricing and market conditions.

This video explores the Czech ZK-420S, a semi-automatic 8mm rifle developed in Czechoslovakia near the end of World War II. Despite its smooth shooting characteristics, the rifle experienced occasional failures to eject during testing. The description notes that it was marketed internationally post-war but failed to secure any buyers, making it a relatively obscure firearm.