Dude it's Okay and I notice in the Movie Dogs Of War it was used as a Mock-Up for the Uzi and Also the Mock-Up Version of this is also seen in the Action/Comedy Movie Stripes in 1981

Oh how the mighty have fallen

Its was Just One Time... No Big Deal, plus it isn't that Distinguishable when its like All over the Place and Constantly Moving... Unless you have a Keen Eye, it ain't That Obvious, again not really a Big Deal, you still Did a amazing job in this Video

Meet the UZI family Or the Line of Uzi relatives These are the telescopic/overhung bolt submachine guns family 1) Vz 23 from Czechoslovakia 2) PM 63 Rak from Poland 3) Uzi from Israel 4) ASMI from India 5) Milkor BXP from South Africa 6) MCEM 2 from UK 7) HK MP7 from Germany 8)MSMC from India 9)MAC 10 and MAC 11 from USA 10) Nambu type 2A from Japan 11) Cobra SMG from Rhodesia 12)Mendoza HM3 From Mexico 13)PM 84 Glauberyt from Poland 14)PM 98/ PM 06 from Poland again and again 15) Mineba PM 09 from Japan 16)Kommando LDP from Rhodesia 17) Sanaa 77 from Rhodesia again and again 18)Ruger MP 9 from USA 19)Beretta CX4 Storm from Italy 20)FMK 3 SMG from Argentina 21) STAR Z 84 from Spain 22)STAR Z 75 from Spain 23) Celini Drum SM 9 from UK / Canada 24)Rukavishnikov experimental SMG from USSR 25) vladas model 92 26) Mauser MP 57 from West Germany 27)Steyr MPI 69/81 from Austria 28) Armaguerra OG 42 from Italy 29) Magpul FMG 09 from the US 30 ) SR 2M Veresk from Russia 31) Goblin SMG from Ukraine 32) ELF SMG from Ukraine 33)TASCO 7ET9 7ET10 from Ukraine 34) Viking SMG from USA/Sweden 35)SOCIMI Type 821 from Italy/USA 36)T 77 SMG from Taiwan 37)PP 90 from USSR 38)PP 93 from Russia 39) AEK 919K Kashtan from USSR/Russia 40)CBJ MS Saab Bofors dynamics from Sweden 41) PP 2000 FROM RUSSIA 42)MGP 15/84 SMG from Peru 43) Viper Number 3 prototype from UK 44) brugger and Thomet MP 9 from Switzerland 45)STK CPW from Singapore 46)MPS prototype from South Africa 47) MKS Carbine from Ukraine That's it . that's all I know. If anyone know any telescopic/ overhung bolt submachine guns, please let me know in the reply comments.

Oh my goodness, I’m actually shaking and crying right now. Johnny you fiend Nah it’s ok we all make mistakes, it was funny to see. Have a nice day!

Is it me or are so many famous guns based of elusive Czech designs

Jason Douglas and the rest Meet the UZI family Or the Line of Uzi relatives These are the telescopic/overhung bolt submachine guns family 1) Vz 23 from Czechoslovakia 2) PM 63 Rak from Poland 3) Uzi from Israel 4) ASMI from India 5) Milkor BXP from South Africa 6) MCEM 2 from UK 7) HK MP7 from Germany 8)MSMC from India 9)MAC 10 and MAC 11 from USA 10) Nambu type 2A from Japan 11) Cobra SMG from Rhodesia 12)Mendoza HM3 From Mexico 13)PM 84 Glauberyt from Poland 14)PM 98/ PM 06 from Poland again and again 15) Mineba PM 09 from Japan 16)Kommando LDP from Rhodesia 17) Sanaa 77 from Rhodesia again and again 18)Ruger MP 9 from USA 19)Beretta CX4 Storm from Italy 20)FMK 3 SMG from Argentina 21) STAR Z 84 from Spain 22)STAR Z 75 from Spain 23) Celini Drum SM 9 from UK / Canada 24)Rukavishnikov experimental SMG from USSR 25) vladas model 92 26) Mauser MP 57 from West Germany 27)Steyr MPI 69/81 from Austria 28) Armaguerra OG 42 from Italy 29) Magpul FMG 09 from the US 30 ) SR 2M Veresk from Russia 31) Goblin SMG from Ukraine 32) ELF SMG from Ukraine 33)TASCO 7ET9 7ET10 from Ukraine 34) Viking SMG from USA/Sweden 35)SOCIMI Type 821 from Italy/USA 36)T 77 SMG from Taiwan 37)PP 90 from USSR 38)PP 93 from Russia 39) AEK 919K Kashtan from USSR/Russia 40)CBJ MS Saab Bofors dynamics from Sweden 41) PP 2000 FROM RUSSIA 42)MGP 15/84 SMG from Peru 43) Viper Number 3 prototype from UK 44) brugger and Thomet MP 9 from Switzerland 45)STK CPW from Singapore 46)MPS prototype from South Africa 47) MKS Carbine from Ukraine That's it . that's all I know. If anyone know any telescopic/ overhung bolt submachine guns, please let me know in the reply comments.

The czechs always seem to make something really good that needs just a few tweaks

Also Varsow Pact so West no issua, Uzi had it’s place.. German Jew Gotthard Glas alias Mr Uzi

Everyone loves Czechnology!

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I agree on that

Yeah the Dushka or Shavak aircraft variant would be a dope vid.

KPV is a rare gem though

@@patriotenfield3276 true but if we do see an episode of one it would be cool

imagine that movie in a cinema today 😂😂😂 impossible

@@BratislavMetulski Non negative portrait of an LGBT person, two POC as Important characters, a "understanding my errors" racist - might work

The Wilde Geese 2" has a better story about the Rudolf Hess kidnap from Spandau prison Berlin.

Live and let die for me

@@mbr5742 Not sure how the woke crowd would handle Limbarni's speech about how we need each other, and how there is no future unless it is together. A world without racism would leave the wokerati with nothing to do and no enemy to fight. To me, that is what makes the Wild Geese so good. It would've been easy just to make a straight action flick, but then you put in a South African white guy and a black African leader in the middle of it for tension. They started off disliking each other, and ended up as brothers. Someone always chops onions in the room when I watch this movie.

Ak-47 from Arabs

I would never trade a rifle for a submachine gun unless the rifle was Chauchat-levels of unreliable.

the main problem with the FAL , was that it didn't have a bottle opener , unlike the Galil , which remedied this serious shortcoming !!!!

It's controllable recoil. I've fired a full auto uzi and it has a good amount of control unlike the AK which just wants to climb.

@@fluttzkrieg4392 *American .30-06 Chauchat-levels of unreliable. The French 8mm Lebel Chauchat was one of the best.

Lol

I think my dingy hanging out!

As long as an Uzi sneaks in to make up for the Die Hard 3 MAC-10 slipping in :P As for Layer Cake, IMFDB doesn't list a Mini-Uzi for the film, but IIRC the main focus in that scene is Gazza with the MAC-10, so maybe there's one in someone else's hands?

Meet the UZI family Or the Line of Uzi relatives These are the telescopic/overhung bolt submachine guns family 1) Vz 23 from Czechoslovakia 2) PM 63 Rak from Poland 3) Uzi from Israel 4) ASMI from India 5) Milkor BXP from South Africa 6) MCEM 2 from UK 7) HK MP7 from Germany 8)MSMC from India 9)MAC 10 and MAC 11 from USA 10) Nambu type 2A from Japan 11) Cobra SMG from Rhodesia 12)Mendoza HM3 From Mexico 13)PM 84 Glauberyt from Poland 14)PM 98/ PM 06 from Poland again and again 15) Mineba PM 09 from Japan 16)Kommando LDP from Rhodesia 17) Sanaa 77 from Rhodesia again and again 18)Ruger MP 9 from USA 19)Beretta CX4 Storm from Italy 20)FMK 3 SMG from Argentina 21) STAR Z 84 from Spain 22)STAR Z 75 from Spain 23) Celini Drum SM 9 from UK / Canada 24)Rukavishnikov experimental SMG from USSR 25) vladas model 92 26) Mauser MP 57 from West Germany 27)Steyr MPI 69/81 from Austria 28) Armaguerra OG 42 from Italy 29) Magpul FMG 09 from the US 30 ) SR 2M Veresk from Russia 31) Goblin SMG from Ukraine 32) ELF SMG from Ukraine 33)TASCO 7ET9 7ET10 from Ukraine 34) Viking SMG from USA/Sweden 35)SOCIMI Type 821 from Italy/USA 36)T 77 SMG from Taiwan 37)PP 90 from USSR 38)PP 93 from Russia 39) AEK 919K Kashtan from USSR/Russia 40)CBJ MS Saab Bofors dynamics from Sweden 41) PP 2000 FROM RUSSIA 42)MGP 15/84 SMG from Peru 43) Viper Number 3 prototype from UK 44) brugger and Thomet MP 9 from Switzerland 45)STK CPW from Singapore 46)MPS prototype from South Africa 47) MKS Carbine from Ukraine That's it . that's all I know. If anyone know any telescopic/ overhung bolt submachine guns, please let me know in the reply comments.

@@Del_S my mistake, the tall fat member of Dukes gang has a full sized Uzi in greenhouse heist.

The Mini-Uzi is my favorite variant of the Uzi. As my fictitious superhero alter-ego, I wield two Mini-Uzis alongside a modernized/modified BAR and two Springfield Hellcats. Admittedly, I will, on occasion, operate the M-U's with one in each hand. The accuracy remains about the same (as if being used w/ both hands) thanks to the Six Million Dollar Man style bionic arms that make up part of my superpowers.

Thanks so much love hearing some real world experience.

Thanks so much for adding this! I had made a note to include that one but got swamped going through so many movies and forgot.

Its a masterpiece of a series! Absolutely stunning!

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq a former colleague was a quartermaster/regimental company Sargent major who supervised the sale of Centurian tanks including spares to the IDF.. great tanks..

Factory issue put 2. 25 round mag’s to L shape. (I have one. )It was mid 90’s still in IMI catalogue for extra acsessory. Got the sale’s catalogue too😊

But was it accurate? I have never seen any platoon anywhere with just submachine guns aside from those Soviet squads that relied heavily on PPSH guns and even they still had guys with Mosins and a DP-28. It would be easy for a filmmaker to just get a bunch of Uzis and not do any research on what weapons were actually issued.

GI Joe Snake Eyes 🫡 packed a Mini Uzi.

Oh shoot I think you're right. Good eye!

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq Thanks :) But still great video as always!

Meet the UZI family Or the Line of Uzi relatives These are the telescopic/overhung bolt submachine guns family 1) Vz 23 from Czechoslovakia 2) PM 63 Rak from Poland 3) Uzi from Israel 4) ASMI from India 5) Milkor BXP from South Africa 6) MCEM 2 from UK 7) HK MP7 from Germany 8)MSMC from India 9)MAC 10 and MAC 11 from USA 10) Nambu type 2A from Japan 11) Cobra SMG from Rhodesia 12)Mendoza HM3 From Mexico 13)PM 84 Glauberyt from Poland 14)PM 98/ PM 06 from Poland again and again 15) Mineba PM 09 from Japan 16)Kommando LDP from Rhodesia 17) Sanaa 77 from Rhodesia again and again 18)Ruger MP 9 from USA 19)Beretta CX4 Storm from Italy 20)FMK 3 SMG from Argentina 21) STAR Z 84 from Spain 22)STAR Z 75 from Spain 23) Celini Drum SM 9 from UK / Canada 24)Rukavishnikov experimental SMG from USSR 25) vladas model 92 26) Mauser MP 57 from West Germany 27)Steyr MPI 69/81 from Austria 28) Armaguerra OG 42 from Italy 29) Magpul FMG 09 from the US 30 ) SR 2M Veresk from Russia 31) Goblin SMG from Ukraine 32) ELF SMG from Ukraine 33)TASCO 7ET9 7ET10 from Ukraine 34) Viking SMG from USA/Sweden 35)SOCIMI Type 821 from Italy/USA 36)T 77 SMG from Taiwan 37)PP 90 from USSR 38)PP 93 from Russia 39) AEK 919K Kashtan from USSR/Russia 40)CBJ MS Saab Bofors dynamics from Sweden 41) PP 2000 FROM RUSSIA 42)MGP 15/84 SMG from Peru 43) Viper Number 3 prototype from UK 44) brugger and Thomet MP 9 from Switzerland 45)STK CPW from Singapore 46)MPS prototype from South Africa 47) MKS Carbine from Ukraine That's it . that's all I know. If anyone know any telescopic/ overhung bolt submachine guns, please let me know in the reply comments.

Yes, the infamous *paperweight.*

How's your dad doing?

nowadays we miss folks like him in central europe.

Ok, sure. The same was said of the M1 Carbine by GIs, but it wasn't actually reality. It would suck to be stuck in a trench in the desert with enemy firing at you from 400yd. away and you only have Uzis to fire back with.

@@ossian108 he’s doing very fine, approaching 75 now. Thanks for asking ^^

@@gideon9096 Good, good :) My dad is 76 and didn't fight in any war because his parents stayed in Poland after Shoah. Regards to you, and your dad :)

Even better irony is that Israeli army used in it's early years a lot of ww2 era german guns and equpment. Helmets, mausers 98k, mp40s, Bf109s and so on.

Being able to stop a car probably helps.

@@PolarizedMechs As long as it isn't one of those heavy gauge steel bodies from the 1930s and 40s, it should do.

Shortly before his death the gun shop owner mentioned the waiting time...

I've always wanted to see that movie.

It's a movie you either love or hate. I think it's brilliant for what it is lol

In ww2 the arma guerra 43 pistol grip is the magazine

@@pierpaologuidi7686 also during the war the German Wimmersperg Spz, tho not a SMG also with the mag as the pistol grip. And in 1942 the British Viper machine carbine. There's a bunch of examples during WW2, but as far as I know the Model 1 is the first being pre-war (unless you count machine pistols like the full auto Luger experiment during WW1).

@@wolf_7479 thanks for the info, I imagine is a common cheap way to resolve 2 needs with 1

The Uzi was inspired form that gun.

Meet the UZI family Or the Line of Uzi relatives These are the telescopic/overhung bolt submachine guns family 1) Vz 23 from Czechoslovakia 2) PM 63 Rak from Poland 3) Uzi from Israel 4) ASMI from India 5) Milkor BXP from South Africa 6) MCEM 2 from UK 7) HK MP7 from Germany 8)MSMC from India 9)MAC 10 and MAC 11 from USA 10) Nambu type 2A from Japan 11) Cobra SMG from Rhodesia 12)Mendoza HM3 From Mexico 13)PM 84 Glauberyt from Poland 14)PM 98/ PM 06 from Poland again and again 15) Mineba PM 09 from Japan 16)Kommando LDP from Rhodesia 17) Sanaa 77 from Rhodesia again and again 18)Ruger MP 9 from USA 19)Beretta CX4 Storm from Italy 20)FMK 3 SMG from Argentina 21) STAR Z 84 from Spain 22)STAR Z 75 from Spain 23) Celini Drum SM 9 from UK / Canada 24)Rukavishnikov experimental SMG from USSR 25) vladas model 92 26) Mauser MP 57 from West Germany 27)Steyr MPI 69/81 from Austria 28) Armaguerra OG 42 from Italy 29) Magpul FMG 09 from the US 30 ) SR 2M Veresk from Russia 31) Goblin SMG from Ukraine 32) ELF SMG from Ukraine 33)TASCO 7ET9 7ET10 from Ukraine 34) Viking SMG from USA/Sweden 35)SOCIMI Type 821 from Italy/USA 36)T 77 SMG from Taiwan 37)PP 90 from USSR 38)PP 93 from Russia 39) AEK 919K Kashtan from USSR/Russia 40)CBJ MS Saab Bofors dynamics from Sweden 41) PP 2000 FROM RUSSIA 42)MGP 15/84 SMG from Peru 43) Viper Number 3 prototype from UK 44) brugger and Thomet MP 9 from Switzerland 45)STK CPW from Singapore 46)MPS prototype from South Africa 47) MKS Carbine from Ukraine That's it . that's all I know. If anyone know any telescopic/ overhung bolt submachine guns, please let me know in the reply comments.

I heard jokes about the gun, I think it had a special name I can't remember. I think it was smething along the lines of "tankers grenade". Usually used in tanks because of their compact size, the joke was that a loaded gun thrown into a window of a builing would clean the room by accidental discharges, similar to a grenade.

Depicted in True Lies tumbling down stairs.

@@thomasjoyce7910 in True Lies it was a Mac 10

More appropriate weapon for this type of shootings will be MAC 10

Ain't it normally MAC-10s at the time?

@@frostfive3991 It can be but sometimes the Uzi is sometimes seen in the hands by Gang members around the 80s and the Early 90s

I was a teen living in Chicago in the 80s, and yep, Uzis were very popular. Mostly civilian versions (some converted) but also black market military ones. The last place I lived before I took off for California was Cicero, IL, famed for Al Capone and racism. There was a drug dealer at the end of my block, he'd park his car in an alleyside driveway with the trunk open and sit next to it in a lawnchair, cooler at his side. He was 17, a cousin of kids I knew well, and he recognized me from those days. I got embroiled in a conversation he struck up and he proudly showed off the full military Uzi he kept in the open trunk. His up-supplier had given it to him as a bonus. I made sure never to walk that route again.

@@frostfive3991 MAC-10s and -11s were both also popular. You could pick up the civilian version of either pretty cheap at gun stores back in the 80s. TEC-9s were even cheaper, so many wannabes had them. Ruger made the Camp Carbine both in 9mm and .45 ACP. The 9mm version used Smith & Wesson 59/459 magazines. Also cheap, and the innocuous looking wooden stock could be easily replaced with a black nylon folding one.

sidefact, in the original book they used mp40. 😆

Ok a Steyr TMP too

I think u forgot about CBJ-MS

Thanks Jonathan!

Absolutely

I have wild geese on dvd its a awesome movie

@@ianashby6294 I think it is great as well.One point is that if you omit the London scenes it has not dated at all and could be set in 2022.

Totally

A classic....some subtle and not so subtle moments...

It's just what you see, pal.

I don't mess around

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq Wish they had more scenes with the Uzi in bikinis... or less (especially Hope Marie Carlton)

West Germany already had the Mauser MP 57

@@patriotenfield3276 They experimented with quite a few MPs back in the late 50s/early 60s. Some police forces used Walter TMP for a time. All except the BW went MP5 later, by the 1980s only tze army had Uzi. Not a bad gun but with conscripts the SA80 approach of "one system for all" is better.

Die Uzi, war und ist eine Schrottwaffe, da wir während meiner BW Zeit, anfang der 80er Jahre auch mit Polizeikräfte zusammen auf dem Schießplatz waren, und diese meistens Neidvoll auf unsere Verpflegung schauten, da Sie so etwas nicht hatten, aber großen Kohldampf, hat der Spieß oft einen kleinen Deal gemacht. Sie konnten bei uns Mitessen, und wir also das Unteroffizierkorps mit Ihren HK MP-5 und unserer Munition schießen. Die Heckler &Koch, war im Gegensatz zur Uzi eine absolute Präzisionswaffe, leicht zu bedienen und tragen, die hätten wir auch gerne gehabt.

@@ag2938 I would not call the Uzi a bad weapon, it did exactly the job it was build for. It just was a bad choice for the west german army. And that's because they used the G3 as a rif,e back then so the MP5 would have reduced needed training time/allowed for more time spend on what was in operation, cleqning, imediate action, safety etc basically one weapom. Always a good idea in a conscript army.

​@@mbr5742 The TMP is from Steyr Mannlicher, which is an austrian company.

Thanks brother it was a challenging one. So much footage and sooo many Uzi look a likes.

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq Yeah. You did good, mate. Have you tried comparing your early vids and recent ones? There’s a marked fluidity and relaxation in the later ones. More confidence in the presentation essentially. “Ahrite I’m jonny” to “Ahhhhriiite. I’mmm Jonny!” Nice:)

I had to fit it in somewhere lol

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq You are the MAN, and you definitely know your audience!

Thanks man!

Thanks for adding this Colin. Helpful to me and everyone.

I have to agree with your assessment on Entebbe. I watched that, was stoked for the actual raid scene, and...*interpretive dance?* Raid on Entebbe is full of errors, but in the producers' defense, a lot was still secret when it was made, and it was made entirely in California. It's still worth watching all the same. I guess the Entebbe raiders got a screening of the movie and thought it was Hollywood tripe, but still enjoyed it. (Dan Shomron was pretty flattered to be played by Charlie Bronson, even if Bronson was 30 years older than the real person at the time.)