I have shot these before. They are fantastic submachineguns! They are smooth like the MP38 and MP40. Wonderful to shoot and easy to operate. Bare bones no nonsense weapon. I love them.
@@misha5670 hell you're the only one on the internet that's told me so far the actual difference between a Chinese Mak and an akm... 1.6 mm untempered to get around the Heat Treating problems with sheet metal
Stellar video brother! I’ve been a fan of the Swedish K for a long time. Almost bought one a few years back that was transferable but went with a Mac10 instead because of price. Their history is definitely interesting. Thank you for all your hard work that you put into these videos. I always learn a lot.
Great stable shooter in full auto. Super easy to keep on target. I build a semi-auto one with Indianapolis Ordinance parts. Reliable with both sticks and drums.
@@misha5670 yep. A bit less than a pound heavier if I recall. I got mine 2 years ago on gunbroker within an hour of it being listed. Basically stole it. Paid $400 for the parts kit, along with all the Indy Ord semi parts, and 6 stick mags. Kit prices are crazy now.
That is a fine weapon sir. You always show something new. I have handled and shot a live Swedish K. It is a fun gun to shoot. Now I have to find a semi auto only version...You are correct, the S&W 76 was not as nice as the Swedish production
When i did my service in Swedish military all people said that a wet leather jacket ( fonzie style) would stop penetration at 50 meters. Dont know if iys true
Sweden discontinued the sale of the Swedish K smg to the United States because Sweden did not like that the US was involved in the Vietnam War. US Navy Seals were using the Swedish K in Vietnam. The Foreign Minister of Sweden compared the United States to Nazi Germany, and then Sweden sent medical and fuel supplies to North Vietnam. Several Swedish politicians openly voiced admiration for Ho Chi Minh. America showed those Swedes by reverse engineering the Swedish K and making the S&W M76.
@@stalkinghorse883 No, but Nazi Germany did during WWII lol. Even today, a lot of communist party members in Vietnam send their children to Sweden for education and many Vietnamese politicians visit Sweden, thanking Sweden for material and vocal support during the Vietnam War.
Thank God we did stop selling it to you, you were killing tens of thousands of civilians, you are still killing Vietnamese children today because of Agent Orange
@@copperandradium You can't speak for American people. Most didn't want war and didn't give a shit about Vietnam. American government as always, did what their jewish masters commanded, and entered another war Killing people to advance the jewish agenda Many white Americans have swedish ancestry, in a broader sense most white Americans are from a Germanic nation. So you referring to Swedes as a different foreign people from Americans truly show what your anti-white agenda is
Nice presentation. But there isn´t any version called m/45D. The gun present should be called m/45BE (B version with switch for single fire, E= Enkelskott)if it was a "real" semi auto/full auto version.
Well in swedish we have two words for a spherical object. Boll= a hollow sphere like a tennis ball and the word Kula= a solid sphere like a musket ball. fun fact the word kul by it self means fun so if you put a space between Kul and Spruta you would be writing fun squirter. which i find to be quite accurate.
No, that´s not true. It would be translated to "Bullet spraying pistol".
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@@boeriksson9116 hose verb (used with object), hosed, hos·ing. to water, wash, spray, or drench by means of a hose (often followed by down ): to hose the garden; to hose down the ship's deck. Swedish: "Spruta - apparat för uppsugande eller utsprutanade av vätska". Spray water or other liquid broken up into minute droplets and blown, ejected into, or falling through the air. It is almost synonymous, but not really. There is no perfect translation, but hose is better than spray in my opinion.
@ You can´t be serious! No definetly not synonymous: Hose is both a noun _and_ a verb in english - however, "Slang" is just a noun in swedish. The swedish word for "Bullet hose pistol", as you write, would be "Kul-slangs-pistol" , and apparently it isn´t. It is "Kul-sprute-pistol" = Bullet Spray Pistol. You spray bullets with it. You do not hose bullets ... Might not be as funny as you would like, but nevertheless, true. Men, vänta nu ... du e´la en sån där Jötlabörjare, ellärr? :-D
В Томске сняли ролик про "Великую Отечественную " Войну. В качестве декорации разбомбленного города показали современную набережную Томска. Напомним, что война закончилась 74 года назад, а на Томск за годы войны не упала ни одна бомба
В Томске сняли ролик про "Великую Отечественную " Войну. В качестве декорации разбомбленного города показали современную набережную Томска. Напомним, что война закончилась 74 года назад, а на Томск за годы войны не упала ни одна бомба
I have shot these before. They are fantastic submachineguns! They are smooth like the MP38 and MP40. Wonderful to shoot and easy to operate. Bare bones no nonsense weapon. I love them.
This is my favorite gun channel.
Thank you, i question your taste a bit lol j/k, but thank you.
@@misha5670 hell you're the only one on the internet that's told me so far the actual difference between a Chinese Mak and an akm... 1.6 mm untempered to get around the Heat Treating problems with sheet metal
The selector is unnecessary. It so simple to shoot single shots with it.
Stellar video brother! I’ve been a fan of the Swedish K for a long time. Almost bought one a few years back that was transferable but went with a Mac10 instead because of price. Their history is definitely interesting. Thank you for all your hard work that you put into these videos. I always learn a lot.
Great stable shooter in full auto. Super easy to keep on target. I build a semi-auto one with Indianapolis Ordinance parts. Reliable with both sticks and drums.
My only issue with the I.O. receiver is that it is machined and thus is very heavy. It really adds weight to the gun.
@@misha5670 yep. A bit less than a pound heavier if I recall. I got mine 2 years ago on gunbroker within an hour of it being listed. Basically stole it. Paid $400 for the parts kit, along with all the Indy Ord semi parts, and 6 stick mags. Kit prices are crazy now.
That is a fine weapon sir. You always show something new. I have handled and shot a live Swedish K. It is a fun gun to shoot. Now I have to find a semi auto only version...You are correct, the S&W 76 was not as nice as the Swedish production
Thanks much for watching, cheers.
Couple pronunciation`s :
Kulsprute (= bullethose) - cool sprute
Port Said - Port Sa-iid (not Port Sad or Saad)
See my personal channel for my feelings on such matters.
When i did my service in Swedish military all people said that a wet leather jacket ( fonzie style) would stop penetration at 50 meters. Dont know if iys true
It is not true.
SMG's are made for close range, they are a side arm
Sweden discontinued the sale of the Swedish K smg to the United States because Sweden did not like that the US was involved in the Vietnam War. US Navy Seals were using the Swedish K in Vietnam. The Foreign Minister of Sweden compared the United States to Nazi Germany, and then Sweden sent medical and fuel supplies to North Vietnam. Several Swedish politicians openly voiced admiration for Ho Chi Minh. America showed those Swedes by reverse engineering the Swedish K and making the S&W M76.
So did the USA buy any iron ore from Sweden?
@@stalkinghorse883 No, but Nazi Germany did during WWII lol. Even today, a lot of communist party members in Vietnam send their children to Sweden for education and many Vietnamese politicians visit Sweden, thanking Sweden for material and vocal support during the Vietnam War.
Thank God we did stop selling it to you, you were killing tens of thousands of civilians, you are still killing Vietnamese children today because of Agent Orange
@@copperandradium You can't speak for American people. Most didn't want war and didn't give a shit about Vietnam. American government as always, did what their jewish masters commanded, and entered another war Killing people to advance the jewish agenda
Many white Americans have swedish ancestry, in a broader sense most white Americans are from a Germanic nation. So you referring to Swedes as a different foreign people from Americans truly show what your anti-white agenda is
Sling is 🇫🇮 army issue. Before WW2 oval buckle. Later 🔳 rifle,smg, assault rifle sling
My absolute number 1 favourite firearm, sadly I can never own it in my country :´(
Nice piece of hardware love it and i also love the S&W M76
19:36 do those special weapons take regular swedish k parts and magazines ? I have one special weapon and needs parts
iirc Martin Dockery an American "advisor" in Vietnam in his book "Lost in Translation" claims to have used it.
huskvarna, as in hus kvarna meaning house mill, the u is pronounced the same as gary b"u"sey
*Husqvarna*
Interesting closed bolt conversion. Thanks for disassembly.
Regards.
Hoped some would enjoy that, cheers.
Do you know anything about the development of that into what eventually became the TEC9? Ive heard they modernized that into the KG9
Some, yes. More like they took inspiration from the M45. Totally different designers and factories though.
This is the first time I've seen any NFA item on this channel. Was this your first SBR Misha?
Edit: 24:16 oh.
Reminds me of S&W 76
Nice presentation. But there isn´t any version called m/45D. The gun present should be called m/45BE (B version with switch for single fire, E= Enkelskott)if it was a "real" semi auto/full auto version.
Hmm. M45 didn't have 2nd safety... Looks like New model
Yeah, the internals look much more complciated than an M45 ... in a real M45 there's a literal block of metal, and a spring, and nothing else.
Yeah, I use it now in Estonian defence league and it has a much simpler interior.
During the vietnamn war.. Americans had the M/45 in their hellicopters as an easy gun to use.
That semi auto system is a bit like the Riesen SMG.
I fired this many times. Not great, don’t drop it with it’s cocked.
lol, the swedish translation word to word is BALL SQUIRT PISTOL
Well in swedish we have two words for a spherical object. Boll= a hollow sphere like a tennis ball and the word Kula= a solid sphere like a musket ball. fun fact the word kul by it self means fun so if you put a space between Kul and Spruta you would be writing fun squirter. which i find to be quite accurate.
"Bullet sprayer" is a more accurate translation, meaning-wise. Bullet-spraying-pistol, is a literal one.
Kulsprutepistol [KSP]= bullet-spraying-pistol a.k.a kulspruta = bulletsprayer
cjmvejby But kulspruta is machinegun.
Thats a copy, i can hear it
Kulsprutepistol literally translates to "bullet hose pistol" :D
I like straight-forward, honesty like that lol.
No, that´s not true. It would be translated to "Bullet spraying pistol".
@@boeriksson9116
hose
verb (used with object), hosed, hos·ing.
to water, wash, spray, or drench by means of a hose (often followed by down ):
to hose the garden; to hose down the ship's deck.
Swedish: "Spruta - apparat för uppsugande eller utsprutanade av vätska".
Spray
water or other liquid broken up into minute droplets and blown, ejected into, or falling through the air.
It is almost synonymous, but not really. There is no perfect translation, but hose is better than spray in my opinion.
@ You can´t be serious! No definetly not synonymous: Hose is both a noun _and_ a verb in english - however, "Slang" is just a noun in swedish. The swedish word for "Bullet hose pistol", as you write, would be "Kul-slangs-pistol" , and apparently it isn´t. It is "Kul-sprute-pistol" = Bullet Spray Pistol. You spray bullets with it. You do not hose bullets ... Might not be as funny as you would like, but nevertheless, true. Men, vänta nu ... du e´la en sån där Jötlabörjare, ellärr? :-D
Haha! Lite som "Wir haben Unser in die Luft - Bald kommen die Löwen und die Bären" och det skulle ingen tysk fatta :-D
custom smg from rust
В Томске сняли ролик про "Великую Отечественную " Войну. В качестве
декорации разбомбленного города показали современную набережную Томска.
Напомним, что война закончилась 74 года назад, а на Томск за годы войны
не упала ни одна бомба
В Томске сняли ролик про "Великую Отечественную " Войну. В качестве
декорации разбомбленного города показали современную набережную Томска.
Напомним, что война закончилась 74 года назад, а на Томск за годы войны
не упала ни одна бомба