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Awesome, thanks for the information!

The Seals didn't have a problem using the Swedish k. Hell, when the Swedes stopped selling them to us we made a bootleg version ourselves. Unless you have an official memorandum that says "we will only use domestically produced weapons," I don't think we should assume that the only reason it wasn't used is because it was a German weapon.

Once again American elitism cripples our fighting ability.

@@connorsproles9239that’s a bit different. Considering Vietnam took place (officially for the US) in the 60s and 70s, you would’ve had a lot of the men fighting in the war being the sons of the veterans fighting in World War II alongside veterans themselves. I’m not saying every man was buying into the anti-German mindset post WWII, but was extremely common. Plus, that’s not the only reason why the rifle wasn’t adopted. I believe another major factor was cost, hence why the US cheapened their service personnel out by adopting the early M16.

Thank you for the support ! 🙏🤙

It would he impossible to know why in this case, either there was defective parts, bad ammo, defective magazine, or very poorly maintained, as can be the case with any rifle. Now in the u.s they make these out of formerly destroyed parts kits or rebuild the receiver in often lower quality conditions so the guns arnt as reliable as they originally were. This could be the case for HK clones and others. Century arms C93 is known for having irregular quality.

HK33 is known to be picky in terms of ammo types. It utilises delayed roller blowback automatics and it is pre-regulated for certain type of ammo like Spanish 5.56 etc. If you try to feed different ammo (of the same 5.56 NATO caliber), the automatics will most likely malfunction. HK G3 is less prone to this problem because it uses stronger 7.62 x 51 rounds and is more tolerant to the variations in the load (both watered-down 7.62x51 rounds and high-pressure 7.62x51 are still within the working interval) "The reliable functioning of roller-delayed blowback mechanisms is limited by specific ammunition and arm parameters like bullet weight, propellant charge, barrel length and amount of wear. For obtaining a proper and safe functioning parameters bandwidth Heckler & Koch offer a variety of locking pieces with different mass and shoulder angles. The angles are critical and determine the unlock timing and pressure curve progression as the locking pieces act in unison with the bolt head carrier."

There is many different hk 43 hk 93 mke t43

Thanks for the feedback, I didn't intend on this being a review, which is why I mentioned it was just first impressions. I will consider changing the title, maybe to "first shots".

@@helveticarms oh I was just messing around... It was first impressions on the hk33 select fire And bringing out the PKM well, who doesn't love seeing a PKM fire full auto?

​@@JaykPuten The ones getting shot at, I presume.

Yeah I guess it was ordered without it, all the other sg1s I've seen from the same department are in the same config, guess they didnt think they needed it

ça depend du canton, car chaque un as ses règles. Mais en gros ils faut etre reconnu come collectioneur, c'est cas par cas, et ils faut un coffre fort et suivre certains conditions et de but de collection. Apres ils faut faire une demande a la police chaque fois que tu veux tiré en full. Normallement c'est 100 chf par seance. Mais ils faut mieux appler votre bureau des armes et se renseigner.

@@helveticarms d’accord je vous remercie 😁 une bonne soirée à vous !

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Those are really really quite rare, I only know of 1 or 2 and they are very exclusive, or military only. We have lots of 300m only ranges in each town. Those are great but generally you are not allowed to shoot any non swiss issue rifle, and definitely not a full auto. If you know of a hundred meter increment range that's open to the public, please let me know 🙏

@@helveticarms I would switch to shooting only Swiss military rifles (you get good deals on those anyway) and settle for the 300m outdoor ranges. Indoor ranges suck.

@@edgarburlyman738 actually I like both. But because of cost, I shoot at 300m more frequently.