The Eastern Bloc's Ultimate Sidearm: Vz. 61 Škorpion
This video explores the Vz. 61 Škorpion, an iconic compact submachine gun from the Eastern Bloc. It details its development in Czechoslovakia during the Cold War, highlighting its design as a lightweight and portable firearm for various operational roles, particularly for vehicle crews and special forces. The video touches upon the reasons for its decline in military use, such as evolving tactical doctrines and advancements in firearms technology, while also noting its continued popularity in civilian and law enforcement circles due to its size, manageable recoil, and historical significance. The content also includes a brief mention of a comparison to the Glock and its potential suitability for USPSA matches, alongside a guest appearance by firearms personality Micah Mayfield.










