Italian Machine Guns

[Chad1992]

I just thought these videos were pretty cool and I would share them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-D3nN4QycM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWesu9pA6Ro

[Seth_Soldier]

Rare/weird weapons are always the most interresting to learn about.
Simply because you realise how stupid it was (overcomplex gun )but was still sent in massive production.

The "forgotten weapons" youtube channel become an insterresting channel (unfortunately not available 10 years ago)

[Berkolok]

thanks for sharing!

[Roughbeak]

That is really cool! I have never seen a proper load of a Breda 30 before (although FH2's is fine).

Thanks for sharing these!

[Chad1992]

The "forgotten weapons" youtube channel become an insterresting channel (unfortunately not available 10 years ago)

Glad everyone liked the videos.  And I'm not sure if im just misunderstanding you but the forgotten weapons channel is still going they post videos on a regular basis.

[Seth_Soldier]

The "forgotten weapons" youtube channel become an insterresting channel (unfortunately not available 10 years ago)

Glad everyone liked the videos.  And I'm not sure if im just misunderstanding you but the forgotten weapons channel is still going they post videos on a regular basis.

i mean as a weapons modeller, finding materials like photos and videos was difficult but nowadays it is different.
F-e le VG-45 has an excellent video on "forgotten weapons" whereas i did mine with only a few picture and i tried to understand how the mechanism work to correcly model it.

[Panza[Fr]]

An other machine gun cool video : "Russian Sg-43 vs. German Mg-42"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5MAg5feoUQ

edit: sg 43 is a good idea, because i don't see that mg in the list of future Soviet weapons ! I just see Maxim M1910. The sg 43 would be more comparable to the mg 42. I think.

2nd edit: Maxim M1910 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClAQ6k--jnw

We can find other videos on this weapon on youtube.