Domestic Burmese G3s: BA64 Rifle and BA-72 Carbine скачать в хорошем качестве

Domestic Burmese G3s: BA64 Rifle and BA-72 Carbine

All the best firearms history channels streaming to all major devices: weaponsandwar.tv After achieving independence from the British, Burma (now Myanmar) looked to develop a domestic small arms industry to supply its armed forces. The first weapon produced there was the BA-52, a copy of (how they chose this I don't know) the Italian TZ-45 submachine gun. By the late 1950s, talks were underway with Rheinmetall and H&K to license production of the G3 at a factory being built with German technical assistance. Ultimately Burma adopted and produced several versions of the G3: BA-63: A direct copy of the G3 BA-64: A light machine gun or support variant with a bipod and carry handle BA-72: A shortened carbine model BA-100: A designated marksman's rifle Today we are looking at a BA-64 that has been rebuilt to BA-63 configuration, and a BA-72 carbine. The BA-72 is really neat to me; not only has the barrel been shortened but the receiver and stock both have been as well, resulting in a very handy and compact little rifle. Full video on the Italian TZ-45:    • The Italian Last-Ditch TZ-45 Submachine Gun   https://utreon.com/c/forgottenweapons/   / forgottenweapons   http://www.floatplane.com/channel/For... Cool Forgotten Weapons merch! http://shop.forgottenweapons.com