I had the privilege of being one of few Americans to fire the new Polish army rifle- I must say I’m impressed

I had the privilege of being one of few Americans to fire the new Polish army rifle- I must say I’m impressed from poland

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  1. Poles are the most under-appreciated gunsmiths in Europe, in my opinion often surpassing even the Germans and Czechs. I got to shoot through most of the PRL’s service weapons through the modern weapons of free Poland and I was very impressed.

    On the American consumer market, Polish Kalashnikovs are considered to be among the highest quality

  2. The new MSBS is arguably heavier than it needs to be, but that means if necessary your soldiers can just hit the Russians on the head with it

  5. Ian recently uploaded a good video explaining the history of the weapon if anyone’s interested.

  8. But the stringing habit remained!
    At least in Cracow units.

  10. Well, it is hard to call it a privilege when you can literary to go gun shop and buy civilian version for ~9k PLN. FA versions are often shown at gun picnics.

  11. How were you able to shoot semi auto? I was once told it is illegal in private ranges and for civilians. Or its not true?

  13. I takie cacko dla każdego zdrowego psychicznie obywatela. Kto za?

  16. Not so few I don’t think. Isn’t the civilian Grot on the American market?

  17. I found it to be heavy AS FUCK, I can imagine room clearing with this cow can’t be exactly comfortable in the long run. That being said I didn’t have any other complaints

  19. Dude I know where you went! I shot that same rifle in Poland and it was impressive!

  20. this is a piston design right? how does the recoil compare to a direct impingement AR?

  27. I know it isn’t there but this looks so much like the range I went to here in Szczecin. Love that place.

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