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Привет, Это зависит от цены и того, для чего вы хотите использовать конкретное полуавтоматическое ружье. Лично для меня это была низкая цена на тот момент. Я могу сказать, что оно не работает надежно со спортивными патронами - пулями.Также я думаю, что данная модель ружья больше не производится. Из положительных моментов следует отметить, что ружье очень легкое, спусковой крючок очень легкий - лучшее из всего огнестрельного оружия, из которого мне приходилось стрелять.

Спасибо. Иногда мне просто везет. Желаю Вам счастливого Нового года!

@karamelles98 Спасибо большое! Просто в моих краях такой хабар редкость😉 И Вас с наступающим НГ! Мира и счастья в НГ! И процветание каналу!

Thank You- Just a proof that Russia isn't the only place where it is possible to find positions with interesting relics related to the WW2. :)

Здравствуйте- артиллерийских позиций. В 1944 году там были подразделения 132-го артиллерийского полка вермахта.

Привет из Прибалтики! :) Спасибо за совет. На коже была маркировка 58. размера. Самый большой размер шлема, который был найден, был 68. размера- M42. Видео выложу позже.

Извините, я забыл - все еще учусь. Спасибо за поправку.

Это было сделано ради развлечения - я никогда не изучал русский язык как иностранный в школе. :)

Ни в одной из этих стран.

После такого комментария ты теперь ---- ОЛЕГ ГЛУПОВ ......

Спасибо. В некоторых местах. На поверхности большая часть военного хлама исчезла. Это как выиграть в лотерею.

Привет! Винтовка не имеет исторической ценности. Собрана из разных частей с несовпадающими номерами. Я купил его для стрельбы по мишеням и охоты.

Нет, Прибалтика.

Финские обороты + речь тормознутая = Эстонцы походу😁

@@Жуклапкойпотрогал Мне знакомы шутки про эстонцев. Просто я такой. :)

Язык поганенький конечно, но ничего,скоро вы все по Русски заговорите..😂👍🔥

@@МитяйКоПай How "soon"? Any timeframe predictions?

Спасибо.

@@karamelles98 Жаль видео короткие!

@@АлександрЗемсков-з2х Согласен. Просто у меня не было времени их редактировать - поэтому я выложил их такими, какие они есть. И сложно одновременно записывать и копать - поэтому они разделены.

Hi, Thanks. Yeah I did open it- empty. I had seen some for sale with the labels on the outside- that indicated 120mm mortar round fuses, but then again- if 88mm fuse fits, why not?

@@karamelles98 I'm sure the Germans made use of interchangeable containers, like you said, why not?

@@FreeAmericaChannel I agree. I had found metal containers on several occasions for KwK-40 75mm shells that were designed and used for main gun in Panzer IV tanks, and STUG assault guns. Those containers were closed and contained 75mm HE shells for Le.IG 18 light infantry howitzer- which means that soldiers in artillery units either "borrowed" or re-used shell containers left by tank or assault gun crews.

Hello, no -but close enough.

Спасибо- глине :). У меня есть еще несколько видео с найденными шлемами, возможно, я выложу их, когда захочу.

Thank You, had to edit it a little bit. About firearms videos- I am not sure- there are a lot of videos especially from the U.S. content creators- that have easier access to firearms- then we have here, and they probably know more than I could tell. If there will be something unique I will make a video.

This one was AK-4- ( licensed HK G3 variant manufactured in Sweden) fitted with optic. But we also had a few original HK G-3 battle rifles with optics and handguards that had integrated bipods. I would say that it is not very comfortable firearm to handle and shoot. It is accurate and has decent diopter sights though.

One of the countries on the other side of the Baltic sea, Latvia.

Paldies, principā- jau var saprast, jo daudzi pieraduši pie labi noformētiem video- es atkal cenšos visu atstāt, kā ir vienkārši- bez specefektiem un iestudēšanas. Videomateriāli ir iekrājušies, būs brīvāks brīdis varbūt šī mēneša laikā ko ielikšu.

@@karamelles98 gaidišu, labprat apskatišu foršas video 👍 tas jau ir kurlande ?

@@mihailspetkevics9665 Pareizi būs. Veiksmi!

@@karamelles98 Ari ńiemos ar to hobbiju, jums ari veiksmi !

Спасибо за совет, но наверное не буду переделывать.

Дружище, дело не в том чтобы записать себе текст. А в произношении , к примеру попробуйте поговорить на сербском или на другом не родном вам языке. Надеюсь вы примерно поняли про что я хочу сказать.

@@mihailspetkevics9665 Без обид, я понял, так как я не учился русский язык в школе как второй иностранный.

@@karamelles98 Tas nebij jus rakstits , bet cilvekam kas rakstija par kludam..

Спасибо, есть еще места, где есть возможность что-то найти.

@@karamelles98 а вы сами откуда ? по говору мне показалось из стран Балтии

@@crazyequipmentchannel9554 Все правильно, Латвия.

Hi, That is part of the original conversion kit, so the submachine gun could fire blank rounds for training.

One of the states in Baltic region. Weapons like this G3 are not allowed for civilians- but they are still used by our military.

You are welcome, i would say it depends for what kind of role the gear is used for. I have the issued gear, but to be honest i have tried and i still dont like load bearing vests- so this works for me, if i need to use body armor/ plate carrier i can remove the original strap from smersh- because of the metal hooks and swap it with other shoulder strap that are less bulky remove IFAK, compass pouch and basicaly wear a plate carrier over it. Good luck!

I had done that- we do have ruck marches on few occasions, also on competitions- where you need to have certain amount of weight and equipment in your rucksack + assault rifle, webbing gear and helmet on and you need to also accomplish some other tasks between the march. Can't say that it was easy and won- but never quit. To be honest this isn't even the whole gear- i recently had to take issue rucksack which is even larger- 100liter one, with assault pack on it- just because there was list with mandatory equipment you must have for that course- it was even worse. I try to go as light as possible - but it is really difficult- because as an FO you also have to carry communications equipment- which consists of 2 radios (including 1 Manpack) extra batteries, NVG's, binoculars and other stuff.

@@karamelles98 O, that is a lot. Well, ive read that if you take more than 25kg, people start to wear down quick. A lot of veterans on pain medication because they were hauling too much equipment. I cant proof ot but; these Ukrainian soldiers all look like they get some anabolic steroids in their food. They are so bulky. Steroids are bad for you in the long run, but they will keep you from breaking your back. Im not sure what is worse. I rather not take more then 25kg with me. Any way, good luck. Thanks for the reply. Greetings, Jeff

​@@jeffjefferson2676 Yeah, it actually is pretty difficult in my experience- as i am pretty lean and rather average height arround 5.8ft i cant really carry that much in the first place. Can't say much much about steroids- i have no experience. But i do have back issues- work related, so i will probably serve the remaining time in the weekend "warriors" and do something else. Best regards.

For a steel liner definately. Thanks .

Russian version of multicam. Balaclava was bought from local web-shop,produced by the company: Miltec. It is considered to be a very cheap brand.

Hi, I just use the patrol pack we were issued from SRC Brasa. Ebay seems to have a lot of overpriced stuff typically. I think that allthough the Greyshop has great website , easy to use- they have quite high prices- so i just asked someone i know to buy the gear in Russia itself since he was travelling there regulary, even when he asked for his "cut" i could get items 50-70% cheaper. Now since the february 24 situation has changed and that is not an option anymore.

Thanks for the advice- i had a Smersh webbing gear without metal hooks- the reason i added them on this one- is that i can quickly remove or add the buttpack- in case i need to carry more stuff- if there is not enough space in the patrol backpack. I will try them out for a while and see if they are a problem. I could try out to change the sleeping mat configuration- but i will need to make some modifications to the Ataka 2 backpack- so i could attach it. Have a great day!

@@karamelles98 probably too hard to source now but I ran one of the newer molle style butt packs, on the older loop system, so I could take it on and off easier. Never really changed it out much so I went back to the old one. You can use car tie down straps for the mat with out having to mod it, if you just want to experiment.

@@swalker157 Yeah, with the war things have changed, i will try out the idea with the sleeping mat attachment though.

Thanks, it seems that most of military firearms used by Soviet army are designed in a way that it is very easy to field strip them, which is one of the reasons i like them.

Danke, war Sie alle im Ostfront?

@@karamelles98 mein Vater war bei der Kriegsmarine ! In Norwegen und Frankreich obermaat ! Mein Schwiegervater Luftwaffe Oberstabsarzt Major Polen ,Frankreich U Russland! Mein Onkel Polen Frankreich und Russlandfeldzug Oberfeldwebel Infanterie ! Der andere Onkel Panzer Hauptmann Polen Frankreich und Russlandfeldzug sowie Belgien! Sind nach 2 ,4, und 6 Gefangenschaft zurück

Thanks, there are better ones out there- but unfortunately the german helmets are quite expensive.

Im meiner Meinung das Loffel war verlort. Danke.

For the price point- you can't get better semi-automatic milsurp carbine.

Thank you!

Depends who you ask, but thanks for the opinion.