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How Poland's New Rifle will OUTMATCH their Enemy 

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Poland’s infantry needed a new primary rifle that would give them a technological advantage over a potential Russian invasion. In order to accomplish this they turned to their very own domestically produced GROT rifle that does everything their previous old soviet style AKM cannot. The concept here is that the GROT is flexible enough to excel at the various forms of combat a Polish soldier might encounter. From trench warfare to long range tree-line to tree-line shooting.
Written by: Chris Cappy & Diego Aceituno
Edited by: Savvy Studios
The GROT was introduced in 2017 alongside the founding of their brand new military branch called the Territorial Defense Forces as part of a major modernization overhaul plan. The rifle's development actually closely tracks Poland's transition from their old soviet style weapons to the nations new place in the world as a major NATO player. Today over 10,000 Grot Rifles have been shipped to Ukrainian soldiers to help defend against Russia where it has been given stellar performance reviews.
But to be honest, it wasn’t an entirely smooth ride to get here; there were all kinds of challenges that needed to be solved by Poland along the way. Early teething issues threatened to sink the GROTS reputation, doubts about the Polish defense industry's ability to manufacture at that scale, and defense industry management held the weapons release for years. So lets find out why the Polish GROT is the perfect for their forces.
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@Taskandpurpose
@Taskandpurpose Год назад
Get Your Own Mini GOAT Replica Today! bit.ly/40eyDEE Be sure to check out Frag Out! Magazine: www.youtube.com/@Fragoutmag www.fragoutmag.com they are an outstanding group of Polish military content creators and they get full credit for a lot of the great footage you see of the GROT rifle in this video.
@SaturnV45
@SaturnV45 Год назад
Just wanted to say that fabryka broni means gun factory
@stefanj11
@stefanj11 Год назад
Interesting fact: GROT are now being tested in Russia Belgogrod region, "partizans" on photos and videos are using GROTs
@JohnDoe-oh7gf
@JohnDoe-oh7gf Год назад
Nice material, I'm surprised you've managed to gather so much accurate information about the MSBS Grot and its development. The one thing I can't agree on is issuing the rifle to Terytorial forces "WOT". They are nothing more as weekend warriors that have nothing to offer but bodies taking away resources from career soldiers. Those soldiers should get the new rifles as they can offer real feedback on using them compared to older rifles. And the old equipment should be shipped to WOT as its easier to use and its more 'idiot proof'. Also in WOT there are many good experienced officers from the regular army that know this equipments ins and outs. Do not mistake Polish WOT formation for better trained formations of the same status that operate in Ukraine forces. Its just easy money for a weekend and thats the majority of the soldiers there. Also the goverment uses them as a simple PR stunt funneling resources into them that would be better spent elswhere like the mentioned real soldiers that did the job before it was 'cool' and a lot less profitable.
@chronosschiron
@chronosschiron Год назад
in my day they taught us how to sheer of the fnc1a1's certain pin so you could take that weapon and turn it intoa fully automatic weapon being gas powered wiht a max range of a mile you'd need serious bracing to fire like that but hey dont fuck with canada we'll get you at range good sniper and enjoy
@nonsojoshua3437
@nonsojoshua3437 9 месяцев назад
Nice video 👌 could you make a video about the Polish Beryl assault rifle, please 🙏
@AlexandruNicolin
@AlexandruNicolin Год назад
In Romania there's a similar factory in Cugir that manufactures both firearms and sowing machines. There was a joke about a worker stealing a piece at a time to make a sowing machine for his wife, but at the final assembly he realized he had a machinegun.
@kamilszadkowski8864
@kamilszadkowski8864 Год назад
Lol, we have exactly the same joke in Poland about a worker of Fabryka Broni. The practice of using dual-purpose factories producing military and civilian equipment at the same time was common in the Eastern Bloc countries. It started in the USSR. Therefore I imagine that this joke exists in most countries of the former Eastern Bloc.
@ivanjednobiegowiec7656
@ivanjednobiegowiec7656 Год назад
@@kamilszadkowski8864 True story... Old "Łucznik" :D Both sewing machines and machine guns...
@Kalder5
@Kalder5 Год назад
This joke is well known in all Warsaw Pact countries
@Chris.starfleet
@Chris.starfleet Год назад
Or the joke could also go that ... a worker set out to make a sewing machine and ended up making one that only made uniforms.
@adamkg3215
@adamkg3215 Год назад
The worker puts the final small part on and steps back to look at the machine he spent weeks assembling saying, "Well, that doesn't look right."... It was a machinegun, and the last part was just the forward sight. He was so sure it would come together in the end. He shrugs, "I guess I got a new hunting rifle."
@Rodzyniastyyyy
@Rodzyniastyyyy Год назад
Grot also was named after Stefan 'Grot' Rowecki, a general of Armia Krajowa, military arm of Polish Underground State fighting against german occupation 1939-1945.
@pewneosoby2108
@pewneosoby2108 Год назад
Poor selection. Guy lost the war.
@marcotolomio5269
@marcotolomio5269 Год назад
​@@pewneosoby2108 someone could say an honorable defeat is better than an unhonorable victory. That said, Poland is still here, Germany is still here, but the third Reich has gone.
@pewneosoby2108
@pewneosoby2108 Год назад
@@marcotolomio5269 This 'someone' must be crazy. No - soldier one and only duty is to win and do everything to make his country independed. By force, trickery or treason. There is no such thing as 'honorable defeat'. Defeat is ALWAYS dishonor.
@marcotolomio5269
@marcotolomio5269 Год назад
​@@pewneosoby2108 i don't know man, i m italian, and i m glad italy lost ww2, since we were on the wrong side (at least at the beginning). Democracy in Italy is a thing because we lost the war. So, it's winning always the best end? I don't think so.
@pewneosoby2108
@pewneosoby2108 Год назад
@@marcotolomio5269 The thing is - occupant can be domestic. Totalitarian government is no different from foreign occupant. Hence in this case it was a victory. Poland was occupied by russians and 'domestic' totatlitarian occupant.
@tomflynn8651
@tomflynn8651 Год назад
I’m a British-American dual citizen, but my grandmother’s parents came from Radom during WW2 where the Grot is made today. Proud of my cousins!
@armageddon1403
@armageddon1403 Год назад
It seems you dont have much to be proud of
@bardzo_normalna_nazwa2837
@bardzo_normalna_nazwa2837 Год назад
Bro your family was living in worst called city in poland by poles
@kentonbrown937
@kentonbrown937 Год назад
You have plenty reason to be proud of Polish heritage. I owned a Radom Vis 35 and it really was "bullet-proof" - firing any 9mm ammo, including SMG-only cartridges, without a hiccup!
@bardzo_normalna_nazwa2837
@bardzo_normalna_nazwa2837 Год назад
@@kentonbrown937 i said radom is called worst city in poland never said that i am not proud about being polish remember we are always developing weapons to counter out neigbour ones
@tomflynn8651
@tomflynn8651 Год назад
@@bardzo_normalna_nazwa2837 Tbh my grandma did get mugged there when visiting relatives and did not like it. That’s ok, hopefully pre WW2 and pre Warsaw pact it was a lot nicer.
@Troya19
@Troya19 Год назад
The world can learn a lot from Poland. In the history of Poland you can see how often they have been betrayed by "friends" which has repeatedly cost them their independence as a state. They have learned from history and will choose the goods themselves. I wish the Polish people all the best, become strong Poles.
@fallingnao3919
@fallingnao3919 Год назад
Thank you brother, we shall stay tall and strong, and hopefully we won't become new Julius Caesar.
@aon10003
@aon10003 11 месяцев назад
Poland has never done anything for these friends. Heck, you even attacked the surviving jews in the concentration camps in 1945.
@trycykl
@trycykl 10 месяцев назад
@@aon10003 Wiesz, co to jest kłamstwo oświęcimskie? To przestępstwo, które właśnie popełniłeś.
@nicholasbrown668
@nicholasbrown668 10 месяцев назад
​​​@@trycyklall I had to do was look up "polish violence against jews post ww2" and yall committed like 4 different massacres against jews lmao my source is the Simon Wiesenthal center, whats funny is the Simon Wiesenthal Center article on the subject actually talks about how Poles and the Polish government to this day deny they ever committed genocidal actions against the Jews or that Poles were Compliant with the Holocaust (even though we have evidence of Polish men in Einsatsgruppen units and evidence of Polish leaders actively assisting the Nazi government)
@nicholasbrown668
@nicholasbrown668 10 месяцев назад
​@@aon10003yuuup, whats funny is the polish dude who responded to you actually played right into what the Jews have called Poland out for, straight up denying they had anything to do with the holocaust or anti Semitic acts
@zeroinsight8566
@zeroinsight8566 Год назад
I feel like Poland looked around, remembered the allies that let them fall before are still their allies, and decided to start creating the second strongest military in NATO
@theotherohlourdespadua1131
@theotherohlourdespadua1131 Год назад
They just don't trust Germany... AT ALL for their security...
@stacymcmahon453
@stacymcmahon453 Год назад
You feel correctly.
@PrograError
@PrograError Год назад
national security is still best prepped by the nation, the article 5 is just a safety net... you might never know if it will implode
@corey8420
@corey8420 Год назад
​@@PrograError and nothing in article 5 mandates other nations actually send troops to fight..
@piterjacksonpl0776
@piterjacksonpl0776 Год назад
​@@theotherohlourdespadua1131 as a Polish person all i have to say is YES
@aruraru6644
@aruraru6644 Год назад
The word "Grot" also is a pseudonym of Stefan Rowecki - a Polish general, who created the "Country Army" which was a resistance movement under German occupation during World War II. The gratest undertaking of the Country Army was the Warsaw Uprising in 1944. The MSBS Grot rifle is named after him.
@khandovarbalest1369
@khandovarbalest1369 Год назад
Most common translation is "Home Army", at least that's the one i heard the most. Feels like a very British way to translate, they're the ones calling the country "home". But, yours is more literal and technically accurate than that.
@wojtekmakuch4116
@wojtekmakuch4116 Год назад
Drugim ważnym zajęciem Armii Krajowej było pełnienie funkcji niejako policji państwa podziemnego. Zdrajcy byli karani przez Armię Krajową. Ratowała ona także Żydów od holocaustu. O tym świat jakby chyba zapomniał! Polacy to wogóle jeden z najbardziej przyjaznych narodów świata. Polacy mają najwięcej tytułów " sprawiedliwy wśród narodów świata", choć za ratowanie Żydów w Polsce groziła kara śmierci w innych krajach nie. Na przykład we Francji codziennością było nie ratowanie ale wydawanie Żydów Niemcom. Polska stworzyła pod okupacją państwo podziemne, którego zbrojnym ramieniem była wspomniana wcześniej Armia Krajowa.
@aruraru6644
@aruraru6644 Год назад
@@wojtekmakuch4116 W Polsce też istnieli sąsiedzi, którzy wydawali Żydów Niemcom za pieniądze i ukrywający się Żydzi musieli na nich uważać aby się o nich zbyt dużo osób nie dowiedziało. Za wydanie była kara śmierci.
@PashaSlavaUkraine
@PashaSlavaUkraine Год назад
Wow this should be a Snapple fact 0.0 Poland is the best
@adanio69
@adanio69 Год назад
I think it’s named after an arrow head.
@bragz81
@bragz81 Год назад
As an American soldier that worked with the Polish TDF and Polish Land Forces that had the Grot and the Beryl, it is an awesome rifle! The Grot functions great and I feel the manual of arms is simpler than an M4/M16/AR15 type rifle. Personally, it didn’t feel any heavier than any US service M4. I just hope one day the civilian variant will be sold in the US.
@slavkopolskiperun5358
@slavkopolskiperun5358 Год назад
God bless and save you!!! From Poland-Warsaw.
@szlufelka
@szlufelka 11 месяцев назад
I think A1 variant was for sale in US but it was only 100 rifles.
@sushi_wolf
@sushi_wolf 9 месяцев назад
@@slavkopolskiperun5358we are with you Poland! Much respect to you!!! 🇵🇱 🇺🇸
@NSGrendel
@NSGrendel 8 месяцев назад
I hope you are not excommunicated from the US for not immediately yelling bullpup and AR-15 whenever the subject of a battle rifle comes up.
@andrzejpacan1883
@andrzejpacan1883 7 месяцев назад
ale na pewno wiesz jeśli jesteś żołnierzem aby broń działała dobrze trzeba onia dbać ja sam miałem tylko doczynienia z polską odmiana AK w armi
@santiagoarroyo1844
@santiagoarroyo1844 Год назад
Its interesting how alot of new rifles are similarly designed to that of the ACR.
@BigBoiBleu
@BigBoiBleu Год назад
As the songwriter once said "They stole my whole fucking flow"
@rhedges9631
@rhedges9631 Год назад
A bit like the ar18, it never was really adopted but the basic design was used in many service rifles.
@PeacekeeperKuna
@PeacekeeperKuna Год назад
Poland used the ACR for a good while (I think they still might in some units) in their army arsenal and took a good bit of inspiration from it when creating the GROT. Improving where it lacked.
@DChrls
@DChrls Год назад
Looks similar to the Robinson XCR too.
@bingekingo9040
@bingekingo9040 Год назад
Every rifle wants to evolve into the metaphorical crab that is the ACR.
@elias_xp95
@elias_xp95 Год назад
Poland is in the unique position of having lived through both sides of the major political ideologies. This gives them a huge advantage. They can see the bad in both. The errors that lead to the rot. Love live Poland.
@marunio1
@marunio1 Год назад
U have right bro.
@bfg762
@bfg762 Год назад
Advantage? That’s why they have been divided and wiped off the map 3 times…. It is advantage for us, coz we can use them against the 🐻 like we currently using Ukrainians.
@elias_xp95
@elias_xp95 Год назад
@@bfg762 Advantage in that they can see the writing on the walls and prepare for the inevitables. The decline of the west, and hostility from Russia. Hence why they have been actively sure-ing up their defences and building key industry for their national economy. They're also avoiding the path of communism and the identity politics exported from america, both of which are plaguing the west right now and a primary cause of the aforementioned decline
@miloskaluznik48
@miloskaluznik48 Год назад
Not that unique. Many nato countries are post warsaw pact
@tinheart2853
@tinheart2853 Год назад
This is probably why I love to insult both left and right
@szymonchojczak1627
@szymonchojczak1627 Год назад
As a polish soldier with 3 months of military experience I have to say I love the change. Our previous rifle beryl based on ak platform are quite versatile and virtually unbreakable they tend to be not so accurate on 80+ meters and they are also quite heavy (with ammo and laser + acog attachment it’s 4.8 kg). The grot rifles are much more accurate, lighter, very easy to reload and have a higher bullet velocity
@nobeltnium
@nobeltnium 9 месяцев назад
were the old AK 7,62 or 5,45? Also i have to say, the GROT looks really identical to the American ACR rifle
@Squish_that_cat
@Squish_that_cat 9 месяцев назад
The last time our government designed a rifle It turned out to be worst assault rifle in human history I don't know how they can fail inspite of having all the resources and technology required for making a rifle
@ehansultan
@ehansultan 9 месяцев назад
@@nobeltniumthe beryl rifle was actually in 5.56, although export versions exist in 7.62
@grayman2749
@grayman2749 9 месяцев назад
@@nobeltnium 5.56, Unless you mean OLD old AK, which was 7.62
@FekalistaGrzybowory-lz8lh
@FekalistaGrzybowory-lz8lh 8 месяцев назад
Szymuś, jakie wojsko? Czynny żołnierz od 3 miesięcy, czy 3 miechy i koniec?
@whoisthis4130
@whoisthis4130 11 месяцев назад
I’m happy to see Poland stand up for themselves and take things into their own hands. Keep it up guys. Many people around the world are rooting for you and have massive respect for its citizens!
@MichaelAngloson
@MichaelAngloson Год назад
Im issued a Grot currently, it’s easily one of most reliable rifles I’ve ever used.
@strider5474
@strider5474 Год назад
Awesome!
@davidgoodnow269
@davidgoodnow269 Год назад
How are the iron sights? Is qualification out to 300 meters reasonably easy and sight picture fast? Having a very good optic is great, but less-good optics are less-great. There's always the chance of mud smeared on a lense, too.
@blackhawk7r221
@blackhawk7r221 Год назад
Yes, tell us more about it
@linds6609
@linds6609 Год назад
Of course you are
@MichaelAngloson
@MichaelAngloson Год назад
@@linds6609 Yes actually….
@oxh4rb1ng3rxo5
@oxh4rb1ng3rxo5 Год назад
Went to train with the Polish TDF in 2021, can confirm the Grot is a fantastic weapon. I was genuinely surprised at how easy it is to control when firing full auto.
@franktuminski8460
@franktuminski8460 Год назад
Unfortunately, Germans killed the entire Polish intelligentsia including engineers: this set back Poland for many decades. Not too many people know that it was 3 Polish engineers who first broke the Enigma code and also built a replica of the original machine, just to pass it to the French and British who let Poland down
@jacekfree8060
@jacekfree8060 Год назад
​@@franktuminski8460 nie zesraj się mamy nadal świetnych inżynierów
@franktuminski8460
@franktuminski8460 Год назад
@@jacekfree8060 Listen to me primitive: I have relatives and many friends who graduated from Warsaw Politechnika and some became professors, but it took some time to replace the older generation. and this makes a big difference.
@jacekfree8060
@jacekfree8060 Год назад
@@franktuminski8460 ok primtive we live in Poland not in Hameryka
@franktuminski8460
@franktuminski8460 Год назад
@@jacekfree8060 I was born, educated, and living in Poland. My family still is living in Warsaw or another part of Mazovia. I hold dual citizenship because of my love for the country of my birth. Unfortunately, I see that some Poles like you are not very bright
@scott19087
@scott19087 Год назад
As a dutchie I go to sleep at night feeling save knowing the Polish military exists 🫡🫡 No seriously, those guys are beasts I highly respect them
@Zero-jx2hf
@Zero-jx2hf 10 месяцев назад
As a Polish citizen - i don’t sleep so well…
@scott19087
@scott19087 10 месяцев назад
@@Zero-jx2hf I can understand that wholeheartedly, hope things quiet down quickly
@rallyauto34
@rallyauto34 9 месяцев назад
ahahahahahahahaha you can feel safe but when was the last time the Polish military took part or won any kind of conflict ????
@scott19087
@scott19087 9 месяцев назад
@@rallyauto34 they have the people the money and the weapons, more than russia thats for sure🤷🏻‍♂️
@arturgrodzicki1209
@arturgrodzicki1209 9 месяцев назад
@@rallyauto34 Poland fought two only two major wars in 20th century and it won polish soviet war in 1920s, defeating USSR. It took part in several more conflicts like in Iraq for example.
@Bhethar
@Bhethar Год назад
Poland did the right move to build its own weapons and produce them in house. After seeing how NATO looked unstable 5 years ago and how countries like Germany refused to help Ukraine at first, it’s clear that you risk being on your own in case of conflict.
@tomredaintdead9575
@tomredaintdead9575 Год назад
The polish are a very ancient and underrated people. I have the utmost respect for these people.
@robertklimczak5630
@robertklimczak5630 Год назад
Mieliśmy druga po Ameryce konstytucję na świecie.
@jaroslawpeter3586
@jaroslawpeter3586 Год назад
@@robertklimczak5630 Artykuły Henrykowskie, będące zapisem praw obywatelskich, były ustanowione nawet przed konstytucją amerykańską i 3 Maja.
@wojciechleonsuchoparte1028
@wojciechleonsuchoparte1028 Год назад
@@jaroslawpeter3586 Artykuły henrykowskie w żaden sposób nie wypełniają ram trójpodziału władzy ani żadnych oświeceniowych idei (bo takie jeszcze długo nie powstały)i xD To zwykły kodeks dla monarchy, którego ma przestrzegać z łaski wpływowej szlachty innego wyznania. Poza tym "obywatelami" byli tylko szlachcice a nie zwykli chłopi
@konradhenrykowicz1859
@konradhenrykowicz1859 Год назад
@@robertklimczak5630 Mieliśmy pierwszą. To były tak zwane Artykuły Henrykowskie.
@konradhenrykowicz1859
@konradhenrykowicz1859 Год назад
@@wojciechleonsuchoparte1028 Bo nie musiały gdyż trójpodział władzy praktycznie istniał w Polsce od bardzo dawna. Amerykańska konstytucja też nie czyniła obywatelami wszystkich bo pomijała murzynów chińczyków i innych "pariasów", a w Zjednoczonym Królestwie kobiety uzyskały pełnię praw obywatelskich dopiero w 1928r.
@nekomakhea9440
@nekomakhea9440 Год назад
"The main selling point of these rifles is modularity, but militaries are still hesitant to let soldiers perform basic adjustments of their own weapons" Yeah, they buy uniforms with pockets and just to forbid you from putting your hands in your pockets too.
@kKingkazuma
@kKingkazuma Год назад
gotta get those style points
@SharpForceTrauma
@SharpForceTrauma Год назад
It's mostly because setups are mission/role specific. You're given what you need, no more no less.
@Asghaad
@Asghaad Год назад
@@SharpForceTrauma id say the choice between bullpup or traditional setup should be up to individual soldier, they are wasting the most unique characteristic of this rifle by restricting people from making use of it.
@dougerrohmer
@dougerrohmer Год назад
@@Asghaad But but but what about cute parades where all those marionets must look the same?
@gabrielandradeferraz386
@gabrielandradeferraz386 Год назад
​@@Asghaad or more importantly, what if the bullpup configuration is actually way worse a rifle, assuming it works at all? They wouldn't want you to know untill its too late right? Sure it might still have its uses, but its probably worse for normal use of the rifle.
@TheNinjadelivery
@TheNinjadelivery Год назад
I gotta say Poland is stepping up. 🇵🇱 much respect.
@wadekjozefczyk2985
@wadekjozefczyk2985 Год назад
Polska rozwija się dzięki obecnemu rządowi to Tusk likwidował Polski przemysł i armie
@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733
Germany on one side. Russia the other. They don't stand a chance. Poland are not a nation, they are a battle field.
@mixmaster3043
@mixmaster3043 Год назад
@@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733 germany is litteraly in ue and nato bro, if theres a war, we fighting in belarus territory
@jackowsky86
@jackowsky86 Год назад
@@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733 dude why would Poland and Germany fight?
@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733
@@jackowsky86 well as the man above said Poland and Germany are allies so they wouldn't necessarily fight each other but Germany may very well fight Russia on Polish land. Its not a matter of if, it's when
@pushek7865
@pushek7865 Год назад
I get goosebumps watching our military in action, proud to be Polish.
@diidac17
@diidac17 8 месяцев назад
That proud is nosense... (I'm not a rusky fanboy, don't call me suka)
@pushek7865
@pushek7865 8 месяцев назад
@@diidac17 tfk is ur problem
@diidac17
@diidac17 8 месяцев назад
@@pushek7865 just be careful about the proud you feel for one flag
@ktos2898
@ktos2898 7 месяцев назад
we have the best history outta here and we helped everyone in ww2 though our country didnt exist and tf u mean@@diidac17
@SSMAN288
@SSMAN288 7 месяцев назад
@@diidac17 Who are you to tell them that?
@Marxterity
@Marxterity Год назад
As a frequent user of this rifle I have to admit that this material is well made in respect of the issues initially reported. However you forgot to mention about the gas piston malfunction that later on has been fixed, the issue most likely was a result of an improper handling by soldiers or being exposed which later on in the A2 version was fixed by increasing the length of the guard. I am so used to this rifle's ergonomics that it's difficult for me to deal with other ones, such as the AK or AR. I was trained to use my index finger to put it in safety and the thumb to change the selector to fire position. In other rifles the ergonomics don't work the same way and it's impossible to switch the selector without taking your hand off the handle. By the way you can also switch the ejection port for a left handed or right handed shooter. I have to admit that there is one negative aspect of this rifle. It's pretty heavy and in an urban environment it's difficult to operate with. I am hoping the bullpup will be available soon and it will make cqb much easier.
@patrykc9050
@patrykc9050 Год назад
Huge fan of the Polish content you've put out. Thank you so much!
@babiskissanis2367
@babiskissanis2367 8 месяцев назад
too bad none of it is even remotely accurate.. but rather fan fiction
@BaronEvola123
@BaronEvola123 Год назад
10k rifles being tested in the field equates to 20 years of lab research. The amount of combined arms combat and production experience Poland is getting is incalculable. Even downstream to the Finns, The Baltic states and Slovakia---All their tech is gonna be off the chain.
@idioluh5838
@idioluh5838 Год назад
Actually, where were quite some issues found during this "field exercise". And afaik all of them are already fixed in the model year 2023 Grots. So yeah, the experience they got was definitely invaluable.
@BaronEvola123
@BaronEvola123 Год назад
@@idioluh5838 Now, as opposed to say, Vietnam where the M-16 platform was being used, the data collection and turn around time to fixing design issues is nearly instantaneous. If the Russians are going to lose, it's not because they're "stupid," it's because the speed of fixing problems is just so ridiculous. Think about just this one thing: They're un-pallatized. Seriously. They load sh.t out of boxes. Un-real. They had a dozen conflicts to get that game together and a continent full of trees.
@galoobigboi
@galoobigboi Год назад
​@@BaronEvola123 Everything you said is true for the Russians as well
@ruthrobles4594
@ruthrobles4594 Год назад
​@@galoobigboi including the losing part 😂😂, might as well rename it to "blue square"
@szczur0192
@szczur0192 Год назад
​@@galoobigboi Including making a "modern" "undetectable" missile that got intercepted and the people who designed it were thrown in the Gulag? Yeah, I guess Russia is pretty advanced in that field
@muriwatch
@muriwatch Год назад
actually, there is already a marksman version called Grot 762N (7,62x51 NATO cartridge, 20" barell ). 250 of those have already been order by PL army in february as a replacement for old SWD rifles
@joecassidy3323
@joecassidy3323 11 месяцев назад
As a seasoned Crusader Kings player it's really cool to see Poland growing into the nation state they're headed towards these days. I always see their empire pop up in my games and have a fondness for allying with them throughout my playthroughs and helping protect them from the other AI, this ficticious fondness from the game and it's shallow representation has given me an added fascination about their actions in todays world. Silly I know lol
@Shiro_PL
@Shiro_PL 11 месяцев назад
good to hear that bro. Lov from real Poland ;)
@Blaze8304
@Blaze8304 11 месяцев назад
HAhaha. Not as silly as you may think. In most games Poland is set to be targeted by its neighbours as that is what has been happening constantly over the course of history. Feeling sorry for the little guy is quite normal. Although at one point Poland was not such a small guy at all ;)
@Miko80
@Miko80 Год назад
Thank you Chris for shining some light over new Polish military equipment. Grot, manpad Piorun, IFV Borsuk. I would suggest WB Electronics FlyEye system or WARMATE loitering munitions for one of the next episodes.
@miguelangelsimonfernandez5498
Polish arms manufacture and inventiveness predates WWII. There were some relevant Browning BAR evolutions and small pistols with notable technical accomplishments just before 1939.
@chrishooge3442
@chrishooge3442 Год назад
Germany and Russia never really let Poland achieve it's potential. Their time has arrived.
@Maxio1606
@Maxio1606 Год назад
There were some ingenious projcets like own-based BAR version (Rkm wz. 28), similar to FN High-Power pistol (Vis wz. 35) and low-calibre but high energy anti-tank rifle (kb ppanc wz. 35), also numerous planes or tanks/tankettes. Also Józef Maroszek designed an semi-automatic rifle (kbsp wz. 38M), which was one of the earliest semiauto rifle meant for typical soldier. Unfortunetly producion of prototypes started not so long before II World War.
@manhphuc4335
@manhphuc4335 Год назад
Also the really inventive semi auto rifle that's held together by a single pin. That gun was covered by Ian from Forgotten Weapons and was bought by the Polish goverment for their museum.
@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367
@@chrishooge3442 poland "achieved" its potential and for its crimes russia punished it.. Poland has tried its hand and played foolishly. Polish cry over their own crimes. They should look to the future.. If thry change their mindset and cooperate with eachother they have potential to do very well in the next 40 years
@Criz0r
@Criz0r Год назад
@@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367 What the f are you talking about? Are you another nazi russian bot? EDIT: Yes, I checked, its another brainwashed or paid bot. No more conversation with you because it's pontless. Feel bad for you tho...
@robertcz8013
@robertcz8013 Год назад
The latest, refined version of Grot is now available and it rocks. Guys in Ukraine praise it 👊🇵🇱
@ChadMcFarland_CanadaEHTeam
@ChadMcFarland_CanadaEHTeam Год назад
Excellent breakdown and Poland REALLY seems to be stepping up as the lead military power in Europe. They clearly remember the lessons and outcomes from WW2 and want to make sure that never happens to their people again. Something other NATO countries, like Canada, could certainly learn from.
@sierp13pl
@sierp13pl Год назад
Yes, we've learned our lesson from 1st September 1939
@Justin-pe9cl
@Justin-pe9cl Год назад
@@sierp13pl Yup, and the lesson is Britain and France can’t be counted on.
@renanvinicius6036
@renanvinicius6036 Год назад
It will never happen again since they are in NATO, this is just straight up paranoia
@samdherring
@samdherring Год назад
Leading army for sure. British, French and others have the air/water.
@jozefkozon4520
@jozefkozon4520 Год назад
@@samdherring Bro split.
@wompa70
@wompa70 Год назад
That bullet through the rifle is why armies issue brown undershorts. What a cool looking rifle.
@Redmanticore
@Redmanticore Год назад
i think its still pretty crazy how many guys go to war just because they are told to go.
@robertmiller2173
@robertmiller2173 9 месяцев назад
Go Poland! Love from NZ
@jn1205
@jn1205 10 месяцев назад
Respect for Poland from Argentina
@tiagobernardo6807
@tiagobernardo6807 Год назад
Seems to be one of the coolest modern rifles out there.
@piotrnowak7730
@piotrnowak7730 Год назад
Each of the new weapons goes through a specific period of "maturation", where problems emerge that cannot be detected during the design phase, the same was with the beginning of the M4 platform, only the block II version could be called truly reliable.
@extragoogleaccount6061
@extragoogleaccount6061 Год назад
I'd be almost wary of any rifle that didn't have that kind of period. If anyone claimed a gun was perfect on introduction, I wouldn't want that one to bet my life on.
@aureliuszwitt5508
@aureliuszwitt5508 Год назад
One hundred percent right.. only not every country has such Onet or TVN serving Germany and discrediting the domestic product at all costs. Look at the opposition politicians, especially the Civic Platform which the development of Polish companies and their competition with German, French is not convenient. what did Poncilius say? why do we need GROTs, K2 or Apache if you can buy it in Germany.. And after that, there will be no war anyway.The Germans' approach to Polish is shown by Leo 2. Poland buys parts and comes scrap twisted from old leopards.. Very often under the rust are completely destroyed bands.. Such an ally is.. worse than the enemy.
@dougerrohmer
@dougerrohmer Год назад
A bit like Elon's boomy rocket science, really.
@crank1985
@crank1985 Год назад
It doesn't give the real picture. Prior to huge contracts for rifles, polish news website realesed a "test" that author briefly mentions. The test was obviousky biased used A0 Grot version while the field tests were already done on A1 and A2 was close to leave design desk. Another release of such a test preceded a huge public tender for rifles in Ukraine before the war. There similar thing was done to polish artillery production when Germans demanded from Poland to set the service for german artillery next to polish factory. Imagine your direct competitors having access to your factory... Luckily both artillery and rifles are proven to be well designed and efficient in Ukraine.
@iam5085
@iam5085 Год назад
Respect from Northern-Europe! Swedes and Finns are developing a new AR too (by Sako), hopefully they follow this project too.
@uceee1
@uceee1 Год назад
Love you guys. From poland
@peteflynn3923
@peteflynn3923 Год назад
Excellent analysis. There are lots of complications in deploying small arms for an army. I'm glad you included comments on the manufacturing issues. It's really critical to have a fully integrated system for building a weapons system, not just a single-design rifle.
@onegoodfurboj
@onegoodfurboj Год назад
Shoutout to Poland and Belgium. Definitely 2 of the coolest places for firearm designs.
@astrid779
@astrid779 Год назад
And CZ too...
@allyreneepenny9447
@allyreneepenny9447 Год назад
Yes.
@peterparsons7141
@peterparsons7141 Год назад
I never watch commercials. Your Goat gun advertisement was different. Thank you for putting something together that was worth watching. It was very entertaining and enjoyable to watch, and I actually looked at the product. Well done.
@dawidiwanicki4351
@dawidiwanicki4351 Год назад
Thank you - for your work - regards from Poland
@123zbysz
@123zbysz Год назад
Work on the Grot started as early as 4 December 2007 as a construction programme (PBR/15-224/2007/WAT) and the first prototypes were built on 15 December 2009. In 2014, this weapon entered the armament of the representative company of the Polish Army. In 2017, a contract was signed for the production of 53,000 carbines.
@Butter_Warrior99
@Butter_Warrior99 Год назад
Kinda has the outline of the Bushmaster ACR and the CZ Bren. Looks dope.
@Mr.DalekLK
@Mr.DalekLK Год назад
This carabiner is insane
@babboon5764
@babboon5764 Год назад
"Looks dope" ......... Easy for *you* to say. I can't imagine anyone trying to paint it onto the fabric of Biplanes to shrink and strengthen it.
@PvtPartzz
@PvtPartzz Год назад
What’s the MW2019 version called? The Kilo141 or something? That’s the vibe I get from this and that’s a sexy looking weapon.
@thelordofcringe
@thelordofcringe Год назад
Well, polish special forces spoke highly of the ACR and I'm pretty sure some of them used them during Afghanistan. So they most likely wanted to implement some of its ergonomics and features.
@Maddog-xc2zv
@Maddog-xc2zv Год назад
butter_warrior, you're forgeting the FN SCAR and a lot of influences that were based on the german HK G-36 rifles and carbines
@zorzyk6790
@zorzyk6790 Год назад
The Arms Factory in Radom produced the famous ViS pistol, which today is the object of desire of every gun collector. Even before the Second World War, they were famous for the exceptional quality of their products. Their PPS produced after the war still operate in African countries and are doing well.
@COGMOFWOC7
@COGMOFWOC7 Год назад
Love the videos on the replacment and development of new weapons for armies. It would be great if you could follow up on videos like these and say how the program and manufacturing is going. Love the content. Its awesome. And your analysis of the situations has gone from good to great. God bless.
@Torpi583
@Torpi583 Год назад
Fun fact: Fabryka Broni means literally "Weapons Factory"
@mateuszzimon8216
@mateuszzimon8216 8 месяцев назад
Yes, but full name is weapons factory bow-man. Fabryka broni Łucznik 2 Fun fact: they also make locks mounted on door and they become brand-name in Poland, like Pampers means one time use diaper.
@johnned4848
@johnned4848 Год назад
Poland’s rise to becoming the strongest military in Europe is impressive to say the least
@tomjakob3234
@tomjakob3234 Год назад
Having as the neighbors russ and germs, two most aggressive nations in the Europe history does Poland have an other choice??...
@masterchief-vd1xs
@masterchief-vd1xs Год назад
​@@tomjakob3234 i really would not call Germany the most aggressive neighbour in history. They were basically the punching bag for France since ever. Also there was no Germany before the 19th century
@tomjakob3234
@tomjakob3234 Год назад
@@masterchief-vd1xs And I would my friend cause the first aggressive invasion of the Teuton tribes to the Roman Empire including Balcans, Iberia and Gaul (today's France) took place at l- st century B.C. over two thousand one handed years ago. Sins that time the German tribes ancestors called Saxons Brandenburgs, Teutons, Prussians, Germans etc. have never stopped. Now seems they have a break, but it's not the end I'm afraid. That's why I didn't write 'aggressive countrys' but 'aggressive nations'.
@masterchief-vd1xs
@masterchief-vd1xs Год назад
@@tomjakob3234 well first I would not go back over 2000 years in time. Because by this standard the italians and greek are the most brutal and oppressing countries. Also note that the Germanic tribes are not really Germans. They are part of their ancestors yes, but nothing more. I mean 30% of the nowadays Germans have also slavic gens. The Germans are just a melting pot of central European tribes. The last part is just pure racism and anti German prpaganda. Great job 👍
@definitelynotadam
@definitelynotadam Год назад
This is a matter of necessity. Poland doesn't have good experiences with Russia or its allies coming to timely aid in a case of a war.
@Taskandpurpose
@Taskandpurpose Год назад
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@patriotenfield3276
@patriotenfield3276 Год назад
Please request review South African weapons.
@samburdge9948
@samburdge9948 Год назад
The cartels traffick both human adults and children, they traffick narcotics that murder 10,000s of USA citizens and turn many more into slaves/zombies…..they need to be liquidated and USA collaborators need to be charged abetting terrorists…..the Roman Catholic Church rapes thousands of USA children they also need to be labeled as terrorists
@Alexander-cg1ey
@Alexander-cg1ey Год назад
"And then the next day a few weeks later" I think my infantryman went into a coma.
@zbigniewfortunski8163
@zbigniewfortunski8163 Год назад
Grot name is not from Arrow but from Stefan Rowecki aka Grot. Military General from WWII.
@aov6563
@aov6563 Год назад
recent events cast doubt on your statements. Wagner and the Airborne Forces conduct more operations at night in the same Artemovsk
@PashaSlavaUkraine
@PashaSlavaUkraine Год назад
Poland 🇵🇱 is the best, vsim nashum bratam polskim thank you 🙏
@poorkmorh1269
@poorkmorh1269 Год назад
we did't use ak74, we used tantal wz.88 that was in 5.45x39 like ak74 family. Then we jumped into Beryl :)
@lukabrdar6732
@lukabrdar6732 Год назад
Ok same shit
@zbigniewp1810
@zbigniewp1810 Год назад
​@@lukabrdar6732 nope, Tantal is way cooler 😉
@KamilWariat
@KamilWariat Год назад
@@lukabrdar6732 Nope. Just look at the burst mechanism.
@lokomo-px5gx
@lokomo-px5gx Год назад
And Nigeria jumped into beryl a month ago
@revolutionibusorbiumcoeles9041
Maybe not jump but rather crawl :(
@Ussurin
@Ussurin Год назад
WOT (at least at beginning) was focused on recruiting local enthusiasts and past-soldiers for basically minimal pay a voluntary soldier can get in exchange for more flexibility in life. The idea was to get motivated soldiers that know their terrain really well, but aren't willing/capable of joining army full time. Giving them top of the line rifles may as well be incentive to join the formation. If you're the type to join, being able to regularly train with newest eq and be paid for it may be an interesting bonus. And it's meant to be army-wide, so the full time soldiers will get theirs in time too, so there's little to no harm in that assuming war won't happen in next ~5-10 years. It's a bit of gamble, but the formation was deemed a successful program.
@rafahrynkiewicz8274
@rafahrynkiewicz8274 Год назад
Also, GROT was delivered to WOT, for actual field testing to gather user data.
@zbigniewp1810
@zbigniewp1810 Год назад
Both of you are right, but another, perhaps the main reason was to reduce the costs. Initially WOT (TDF) was supposed to gwt Beryls and then reequip in 2-3 years, but that would make no economical sense, so Grot was kinda rushed in with the contract being written in a way that three first upgrades (so until A3) will be done for free by FB. A3 is in the making now.
@davidgoodnow269
@davidgoodnow269 Год назад
The WOT makes a LOT more sense as a field-test than Specialist units within a Regular Army! Who is more likely to _create_ problems, (1) an experienced, capable, self-confident Private in a command with minimal supervision, or (2) a Special Forces Sergeant?
@xniorvox
@xniorvox Год назад
Another reason to provide WOT with new rifles was purely organisational. The plan was (and still is) to equip the WHOLE Polish Army with Grots, means that every soldier needs to be trained to use it. If WOT was given the old rifles, in short time they would have to be trained again with Grots anyway. Not only would it double the instructors' work, but also the members are not full time soldiers and their time is limited, so it's just reasonable to have the rifle training done ONCE and then focus on another topics.
@sebekglab
@sebekglab Год назад
It was partially to ease training ,as WOT recruits been training from start on MSBS platform while , regular Army been trained already for decades on AK/Beryl. So with WOT first you get less of “changing of habits inertia” in training , like you will get with AK/Berly trained users of Reg. Army. Looking on numbers ordered so far Polish Forces will be fully MSBS equipped in less then a decade (if current trends stay the same) Hopefully other countries forces will select MSBS Grot as it standard rifle, as it is excellent and very competitively priced design.
@grzegorzjacek3571
@grzegorzjacek3571 5 месяцев назад
Thanks for video,good job👍
@JeezUriah
@JeezUriah Год назад
The Polish grot, the Japanese type 20, and the Czech bren are perhaps the model production designs that we should seriously consider as replacement designs for M16/M4 -C7's
@geographyinaction7814
@geographyinaction7814 Год назад
Don't lump the C7 in with the M4 please?
@arthas640
@arthas640 Год назад
the C7 is just a slight improvement of the old M-16 and as some others have pointed out the Grot is actually pretty similar to the ACR which is superior to both the M4 and C7.
@allyreneepenny9447
@allyreneepenny9447 Год назад
​@@arthas640 True,but the C- 7 is better.
@Zaku_Phantom
@Zaku_Phantom Год назад
I mean the USMC are already using M27 IAR (hk416) to replace their m4s
@wydawnictwohartigrama4924
@wydawnictwohartigrama4924 7 месяцев назад
But you should protect them using plasma nitriding first :)
@harveyhams1572
@harveyhams1572 Год назад
From what I've heard filtering down, the Polish Special Ops people are topnotch. Some of the cold war stuff I've seen, the Poles were probably the most competent troops available in the Warsaw Pact.
@ManWithNoName1980
@ManWithNoName1980 Год назад
Competent and second in size but never trusted as East Germans for example.
@iKrufkaPsotka
@iKrufkaPsotka Год назад
*were untill a russian spy became head of defense 👍
@operatorpolak
@operatorpolak Год назад
I asked for this episode long time ago💪🏻🇵🇱
@chrisken8902
@chrisken8902 10 месяцев назад
Interesting concept. I've heard about this rife. Just didn't know it was so adjustable (which is a good thing).
@maryuuniekas3088
@maryuuniekas3088 Год назад
great piece, very competently presented! 👍👍
@kodiak2fitty
@kodiak2fitty Год назад
Pretty cool that your Dad agreed to do the GOAT commercial :)
@Taskandpurpose
@Taskandpurpose Год назад
he's retired so he doesn't have anything better to do lol nah just kidding it was nice of him to help out
@johncostello5869
@johncostello5869 Год назад
The Beryl is a beast to shoot, cant wait to try the Grot out. If I have a chance. I'll be in Poland next week if anyone wants to hook me up? :)
@ragnargrabson1287
@ragnargrabson1287 Год назад
MSBS Grot first went to Territorial Defense units so that they could test this new riffle. And they did, for instance, Territorials folks found quickly issues with a shooting from Grots "dry" without bullets to practice and how quickly dry shooting was using up a "needle" part and it got fixed in the later versions. The most current version of MSBS is A3, I believe and the FB factory is still working on improving a gun.
@kajetandziebaj6405
@kajetandziebaj6405 Год назад
Gonna wait for the A3 or maybe A4 to hit the civilian market. Should be mint by then.
@ragnargrabson1287
@ragnargrabson1287 Год назад
@@kajetandziebaj6405 that's right, I am sure that defenders of Ukraine have been providing some combat feedback in regard to MSBS riffles they have been using in thousands, to Fabryka Broni.
@peterfeeney721
@peterfeeney721 9 месяцев назад
Excellent, Chris! Just excellent. Please keep us up to date with the A2; and how the Bullpup conversion is doing. How do GROM like it?
@FilipilipPL
@FilipilipPL Год назад
Wow I'm amazed that they did so much testing and so many investigations into the design in order to perfect that gun
@robertklimczak5630
@robertklimczak5630 Год назад
Z powodu niskiego budżetu na armię.,większość projektów przed produkcja jest bardzo długo testowanych. I trwało to bardzo wolno . Teraz pieniądze płyną szerokim strumienie, budowane są nowe fabryki a stare mają wreszcie 100% mocy produkcyjnych zajęte. Przykład,Niemcy mają skynex my też mamy podobny 35mm lecz na pojeździe. Testowany.
@arthas640
@arthas640 Год назад
Thats pretty standard. The US did much the same refining the M-16 (itself a rush prototype) into the M16A1 and later M4, all the while producing and testing replacements like the ACR and SCAR. We've seen the issues that come about from poorly tested guns, especially ones that arent tested in the field like French Chauchat which couldnt handle dirt, sand, and mud with it's original magazine but was thrown into the trenches and was in part designed for the deserts and jungles of France's colonies, or like the aforementioned original M-16 which was sent into the jungles when it handled humidity and dirt poorly and wasnt sent with enough trained users or maintenance equipment.
@piotrd.4850
@piotrd.4850 Год назад
@@arthas640 Except development of MSBS took almost two decades xD
@arthas640
@arthas640 Год назад
@@piotrd.4850 That's pretty standard. Sometimes weapons get developed really fast if they're an update or alteration to an existing rifle, the M-4 took almost no time to develop since it started out as a carbine version of the M-16 (originally the CAR-15) that was customized a bit and turned into the early M4. The M-16 took around 14 years to develop and they made some improvements after it first saw combat so that was around 14 years of design and development plus 3 years of combat to get us the M16A1 that was popular for so long. It's really funny seeing Russia, a supposed top notch military pre-Ukraine war when it comes to their battle rifles. The took massive inspiration from the STG-44 to make their AK-47 and aside from some basic upgrades like replacing wood with plastics they haven't changed a ton since the 40s and 50s while other countries like China and the UK have gone from bolt action to semi auto to selective or full auto assault rifles to bull pup rifles as technology changed. A lot of their tech has stagnated and they seem to increasingly rely on copying foreign designs and ideas, importing it, or pretending that largely cosmetic changes are the same thing as improvements.
@tieember9596
@tieember9596 Год назад
The military: "survive, adapt, overcome!" Also the military: "oi, stop fiddling with your rifle!"
@Ussurin
@Ussurin Год назад
Polish army motto is actually "God, Honour, Fatherland", so at least they have that as defense.
@legitplayin6977
@legitplayin6977 Год назад
@@UssurinThankfully it also is becoming inappropriate
@olekzajac5948
@olekzajac5948 Год назад
Yes, brass is strong in our army. To the point that some NCOs discouraged left-handed soldiers from changing the ejection side...
@jfess1911
@jfess1911 Год назад
In one of the interviews of Eugene Stoner somewhere on RU-vid, Stoner argued that regular soldiers should have minimal easy adjustments on their rifles. He said that nervous soldiers tend to fiddle with dials and knobs.
@Justin-pe9cl
@Justin-pe9cl Год назад
@@legitplayin6977 lol how? XD
@biao-czerwony7557
@biao-czerwony7557 Год назад
Jestem dumny z mojegoi kraju 🤍🤍🤍❤❤❤ tak wiele zmianiło się w Polsce od 1989 roku.
@gregsutton2400
@gregsutton2400 Год назад
Dude, this was a concise nuanced review of this weapons development and deployment. What is happening to you. Canadian infantry 83-90. When we transitioned from the FN FAL to the M16a2(C7) the troops were kind of at a loss. The thing was reliable and accurate but so frail. We were breaking them on the parade square doing our normal rifle drill. But the troops learned quickly to not beat the thing up and when we quickly got rid of our stupid canadian magazines and then replaced the carry handle with a picatinny rail it was a fantastic rifle.
@d.l.d.l.8140
@d.l.d.l.8140 Год назад
Thank you Poland, for your leadership and commitment to democracy. With balls like yours, you don’t need a desk.
@gratius1394
@gratius1394 Год назад
A nation "committed to democracy" wouldn't be denied an opportunity to voice its opinion in general elections and these were already delayed twice.
@mistewiczjakub2275
@mistewiczjakub2275 Год назад
@@gratius1394 lol what are you talking about xd
@gratius1394
@gratius1394 Год назад
@@mistewiczjakub2275 Hmm, I was pretty sure that Polish elections were delayed for a year two times. I guess I was wrong. EDIT: Sorry, it was about regional elections, not general. My bad.
@a.m928
@a.m928 Год назад
Poland is barely a democracy at best
@Polexitnatychmiast
@Polexitnatychmiast Год назад
Gradius! … demokracja w Polsce od zakończenia lIWŚ nie była jeszcze w tak dobrej kondycji jak dzisiaj! Wyluzuj i wyłącz lewackie media😜
@michaelblacktree
@michaelblacktree 11 месяцев назад
Looks like a great rifle! I hope they become available in the US.
@Fragoutmag
@Fragoutmag Год назад
Thank You for links :)
@WoodenBirB
@WoodenBirB Год назад
Polish guy here. You said fabryka broni just right 👌🏻
@alexratzloff894
@alexratzloff894 Год назад
Poland and Ukraine... My two favorite countries in Europe for many reasons. Not just travel. Love and respect from USA!
@RedXlV
@RedXlV Год назад
One thing I've noticed on Twitter is that the Russian propagandists *love* to suggest that Poland wants to take eastern Ukrainian territory. The Russians realize that Poland is one of Ukraine's best allies and desperately want to put a wedge between them.
@vattghern257
@vattghern257 Год назад
Feel free to visit Poland. I've met a lot volunteers from USA here.
@alexratzloff894
@alexratzloff894 Год назад
@@vattghern257 Thinking about it 🙂
@Szymek25
@Szymek25 Год назад
Admire from distance We are not country, we are a nation, of true organic kind.
@ThePiotrdrozdowski
@ThePiotrdrozdowski Год назад
Poland and Ukraine were parts of the same crown till Moscow grabbed it as from 1648
@jfygt2623
@jfygt2623 Год назад
(Crying Cheems) Grot: Please dont drop me, I break easily. (Buff Doge) Beryl: Yeah, you can use me as a club incase you run out of ammo.
@jacek7178
@jacek7178 11 месяцев назад
Super review!
@Ussurin
@Ussurin Год назад
2:34 - actually, they were sold off. Łucznik still produces sawing machines that can be bought at store shelfs. The new owners just had to change a lot of production to make it profitable which wasn't possible in public hands, due to for example unions denying lay offs or goverment not wanting to change focus from high-value machines to medium-value machines for prestige reasons.
@randomnobodovsky3692
@randomnobodovsky3692 Год назад
"Łucznik still produces sawing machines that can be bought at store shelfs" - It's not Łucznik anymore. Łucznik doesn't exist. During its liquidation, it sold rights to many things, including "circle 11" and "Łucznik" brands.
@Ussurin
@Ussurin Год назад
@@randomnobodovsky3692 I'm pretty sure the Łucznik was a package brand-factory and the factory was just so unworkable that it was vlosed down and salvaged into new factory. But I was pretty young at the time, so maybe I'm mixing it up. Well, the brand is still on the shelfs.
@davidgoodnow269
@davidgoodnow269 Год назад
Cool! People forget how important sewing machines are!
@palohagara105
@palohagara105 Год назад
​@@Ussurin So it means it is not the same Lucznik, same producer and same factory, or? Many people tend to believe "it was not all wrong during socialism" lots of good stuff and factories we have built" - bullshyt, most of them their machines, workers, products, planning were unusable. And new investors (or ex-managers who robbed own company) created new production, production lines, so as new know-how, work process, people and mostly quality control.
@Ussurin
@Ussurin Год назад
@@palohagara105 well, it's really depends on what you believe it to be "a factory". Legally speaking bulding and machines have nothing to do with being the same factory as it's purely legalistic concept. As for the commie stuff, I agree 100%.
@sapprdaddy
@sapprdaddy Год назад
good job cappy! Keep up the good work. The way you put out the information is so much more interesting than a block of instructions!
@oskargborodo4350
@oskargborodo4350 11 месяцев назад
Glad to hear that our factories make good equipment🙏United States giving also us great support and promotion of polish products 💪
@bartosznaswiecie1179
@bartosznaswiecie1179 Год назад
I've had my hands on one and they're quite awesome.
@stuartdollar9912
@stuartdollar9912 Год назад
Poland is low-key becoming one of the best conventional armies in terms of quality anywhere.
@Szymek25
@Szymek25 Год назад
except indebted horribly
@robertklimczak5630
@robertklimczak5630 Год назад
​@@Szymek25 zobacz ile jest długu do PKB. Wtedy się wypowiedz. Dług polski będzie rosnac po to by była Polska. A I zobacz długi do PKB innych krajów.
@wujciowariatuncio5702
@wujciowariatuncio5702 Год назад
​@@robertklimczak5630 jeśli dług Polski będzie rosnąć to po to by była 'żydowska' :-\
@iKrufkaPsotka
@iKrufkaPsotka Год назад
false
@_Uduwudu_
@_Uduwudu_ Год назад
Russian bomb dropped in Poland and nobody knew for like a year
@krzysztofiwanowski5308
@krzysztofiwanowski5308 Год назад
Even a guy responsible for developing a design of this rifle stated that he and his team were (at the beginning) testing all of the rifles available on the market and the ACR was their favorite;) thou as I understand during further development the actual design of the operating mechanism changed quite a bit, so it just looks similar from the distance but internally it's a totally different beast
@jrod6940
@jrod6940 Год назад
I subscribed simply because your dad was hilarious in the GoatGun commercial! The close combat part had me rollin!!!
@ElMariman
@ElMariman Год назад
Love watching your videos))) keep it up our most loved infantry man. A member of spare part army from ua
@just_a_turtle_chad
@just_a_turtle_chad Год назад
Poland just wants to make sure history doesn't repeat itself 💪 🇵🇱
@BadgerUKvideo
@BadgerUKvideo Год назад
Don't worry. You have the British as allies and you can always rely on us to act fast when our allies are in trouble. :'(
@Ukraineaissance2014
@Ukraineaissance2014 Год назад
Im all for poland protecting themselves but its starting to look a bit like an authoritarian government going insane on military spending.
@carbonstar9091
@carbonstar9091 Год назад
@@Ukraineaissance2014 "preppers" always look insane until SHTF. And then they look like the sanest people around.
@Farweasel
@Farweasel Год назад
@@Ukraineaissance2014 If we had Russia & Bellorus on the doorstep .... With their History I'd want that spend *TREBELLED*
@maxalbon9557
@maxalbon9557 Год назад
@@Ukraineaissance2014 You call these socialists an authoritarian government? xD
@mz-hv2vh
@mz-hv2vh Год назад
I'm British and my girlfriend is polish. I love Poland and I'm so glad to see how much more global appreciation they've been getting recently. They still have a lot of issues (don't we all) especially with their current government, but they are certainly on the path to be a major power. 🇵🇱 🇬🇧
@markg1531
@markg1531 Год назад
Poland’s current government is our great blessing. The opposition are all traitors. They would sell Poland out for a bottle of beer. Our current ruling party chairman Mr. Kaczyński, would give his life for Poland. That’s the difference.
@blackcat19778
@blackcat19778 Год назад
Yeah current government... If the previous government would be in charge now, there would be no Ukraine, because they were on a German leash and we all so how keen Germans were to help Ukrainians before Polish government embarrassed them to do it. I know you love your girlfriend but she doesn't know shit about geopolitics. Saying that the current government is shit, yet still much lesser ever than the previous one.
@piotr429
@piotr429 Год назад
Problemy z rządem ma tylko lewactwo które zepsuje każdy kraj np. Wielką Brytanię Francję ,Niemcy. Jeśli rządy w Polsce obejmie tzw "opozycja demokratyczna " to Polska pogrąży się w stagnacji jak reszta krajów starej Unii
@zhangzy123
@zhangzy123 Год назад
We do not have a good political system in Poland, but it is better than the opposition, especially the left-wing one. Anyway, the Polish left wanted to destroy the project of this rifle many times. Only because the current party ordered many pieces of this rifle for the Polish army. And because the current party in Poland supports the project of this rifle. They were not interested in Poland's interest, only their profit
@piotrpiotrek9050
@piotrpiotrek9050 Год назад
@@zhangzy123 stary czas skończyć te przepychanki PiS PO. Żadna z tych partii nie działa na korzyść polski.... Wciąż większość ludzi myśli że jedyną alternatywą dla pisu jest po a to nie prawda i trzeba to zmienić. To się nie uda podczas jednej kadencji ale stopniowo partie alternatywne muszą zdobywać coraz większe wpływy. Moja ulubiona teoria spiskowa wygląda tak że właściwie po o PiS grają w tej samej drużynie i jest to jedna ta sama władza XD beka ale pomyśl o tym. za rządów po chyba najbardziej krytykowaną przez PiS zmianą którą wprowadziło po było wprowadzenie tzw umów śmieciowych, ale czy po dojściu PiS do władzy coś z tym zrobili? Nie, śmieciówki są nada i mają się dobrze, pomimo że PiS je tak strasznie krytykował. W drugą stronę, jedną z najbardziej krytykowanych decyzji PiSu było 500+ i napoczątku po mówiło że muszą wygrać żeby skończyć z rozdawnictwem, ale już tak nie mówią, już chcą nawet podnieść. Takich przykładów można mnożyć jak zaczniesz się dopatrywać, i ciągle podgrzewają atmosferę swoimi kłótniami drarzliwymi komtrowersyjnymi tematami i aferami aby odwrócić nasz wzrok od żeczy istotnych i nas skłócić, spolaryzować społeczeństwo, bo dla obojga tych partii jest to na rękę i robią to wspólnie celowo. Jedna partia przegnie pałe i ludzie mają dość to wybierana zostaje druga która nie naprawia błędów poprzedniej bo są dla nich na korzyść a potem oni powoli przeginają pałe aż wybiorą tamtych i tak w kółko od 20 lat XD W to możesz nie wierzyć, to taka moja teoria pół żartem pól serio. Ale w to że można odsunąć PiS od władzy nie wybierając PO uwierz proszę, to mówię na serio, bo żadna z tych partii nie da Polsce godnej przyszłości na która naprawdę zasługujemy. A tematy typu papież tupolew i geje budzą najwięcej emocji dlatego po i PiS tak często się nimi zajmują, abyśmy nie myśleli o tym co naprawdę istotne dla Polski. Jak(?) Lubisz pis to zainteresuj się ile kopalni zamknięto za ich rządów a tak głośno mówią że wspierają polski węgiel i górnictwo, jedną kopalnię chciała kupić niemiecka korporacja i wydobywać w niej węgiel bo obliczyli że się im opłaca, PiS nie sprzedał i jeszcze wydał kasę żeby ją zasypać tak aby już się z niej węgla wydobyć nie dało, i jak to ma się do ostatniego kryzysu i tego co nam mówią. Sprawdź sam.
@dwaipayansarkar2358
@dwaipayansarkar2358 9 месяцев назад
Your dad killed it.. Loved him.. Thanks!
@johndomanski8983
@johndomanski8983 Год назад
Thanks CHRIS well done God bless you👍
@michal.laskowski.
@michal.laskowski. Год назад
Time for episode about GROM and FORMOZA - Polish elite special forces
@Szymek25
@Szymek25 Год назад
zawsze na usługi obcych 😂 nawet na terytorium innym Słowian co jest niewybaczalne
@Gyrfalcon312
@Gyrfalcon312 Год назад
As usual, I was drawn in to a subject I didn't think I'd be interested in: the arming process of other nations. Great presentation, man.
@palohagara105
@palohagara105 Год назад
Yeah, arming process - and again only against Russia, as most cases in history. Incredibly rich and large country/nations, who still has not enough. Sometimes with syphillitic paranoid rulers, like Lenin. Let's hope only armament and preparation will be enough to stop them, preventing a new World War III start.
@permelin2233
@permelin2233 Год назад
I really enjoy 😂 your work, you can make the most "boring or narrow" subject interesting and funny! I hope the swedish army looked at this in their procurement process 😂
@suckadoesstuff7095
@suckadoesstuff7095 Год назад
I'd love to get my hands on a grot one of these days cause it's very interestin to me and seems like a solid gun
@shawnespinoza9300
@shawnespinoza9300 Год назад
Excellent episode. Well researched and presented.
@sulphurous2656
@sulphurous2656 Год назад
Poland's domestic arms industry can be relied on to produce competently designed equipment since 100 years ago.
@petesheppard1709
@petesheppard1709 Год назад
Tragically, they got rolled before they could get the good stuff to troops in sufficient quantity. They aren't making that mistake again.
@voytech3892
@voytech3892 Год назад
England and France also got rolled in 1940 with their "world class " weapons after preparing for a year for the Germans .
@xniorvox
@xniorvox Год назад
@@petesheppard1709 It was not a mistake, it was the tragedy of poor country, which has suffered Russian, Austro-Hungarian and Prussian partition and colonisation, then got completely demolished during WW1, and three years after finally gaining back the independence got invaded again by Soviet Russia. It then took the Poles less than 20 years to build quite impressive army and arms industry from scratch, but which country in the world would be able to withstand the simultaneous invasion by Nazi Germany and USSR in September 1939?
@petesheppard1709
@petesheppard1709 Год назад
@@xniorvox So true; in 1939, Poland just ran out of time. THIS TIME, you are hardening before a threat becomes overwhelming.
@Asghaad
@Asghaad Год назад
@@petesheppard1709 didnt stop them from biting a chunk out of Czechoslovakia in 1938 ... oh the irony of them getting steamrolled by Wehrmacht in Czech tanks they themselves helped to deliver to the Germans is just pure gold ...
@fatmangoboom7722
@fatmangoboom7722 8 месяцев назад
Love the goat gun ad Well done!
@jansobieski8414
@jansobieski8414 Год назад
Correction: Tantal isn't used anymore, I'm pretty sure all of them are in storage.
@rumcajs009
@rumcajs009 Год назад
Those issues about GROT were reported by German owned media in Poland. Now ask yourself, are they so concerned about the quality of Polish weapons, or maybe they just want to get rid of the competition?
@lllIIIlIllIIll
@lllIIIlIllIIll Год назад
"I don't trust almost anyone, let alone the Germans." -Józef Piłsudski
@Redmanticore
@Redmanticore Год назад
what do you mean competition? was it meant for export? and yeah, both things can be true at the same time. teething problems, but also that.
@rumcajs009
@rumcajs009 Год назад
@Redmanticore it's rather obvious that sooner or later, such stuff is offered for export and then becomes a competition for Germans. Why would they care about that if it wasn't a threat to their industry? Germans are cheeky c...ts which they showed very clearly especially since the invasion of russia.
@JanJan-il7pj
@JanJan-il7pj Год назад
​@@Redmanticore bro xD maby for u german are friends. For us they are partners. Why they dont want our nuclear power farm? In the central of pur country but they didnt complain about french nuclear power farm 10milef from their borders? They dont want green enerygy or what? :D Do u know H&K wanted to bid for a new weapon fo polish army? And in the same time they faked tests of Grot? Yea, they want to take care of us. Like always when they can earn money on that.
@markmal8479
@markmal8479 Год назад
@Młody PiSowiec Ha, ha, ha! You honestly believe that???
@Dilo22
@Dilo22 Год назад
That bullpup conversation kit as standard is wild
@beakhammer2638
@beakhammer2638 9 месяцев назад
Excellent video. Many thanks from Ireland.
@obidamnkenobi
@obidamnkenobi Год назад
At 0:17: "the AKm-canat"... Solid sounding rifle! 👍😄
@raphaelhanna8345
@raphaelhanna8345 Год назад
I think the MSBS Grot has great potential and I see it possibly being an iconic rifle to Poland in a similar way to how the AK is iconic to Russia and how the M16 is iconic to America
@thomaspinney4020
@thomaspinney4020 Год назад
Cappy, your production values continue to improve. I even enjoy your ads. Well done. And you are almost to the million subscriber mark
@STUDIO-ew8dz
@STUDIO-ew8dz Год назад
Great review. Thanks
@antoniramponi5808
@antoniramponi5808 Год назад
1:53 Perfect Clip when talking about the Warsaw Pact
@obliviouz
@obliviouz Год назад
Giving new, less or potentially untested, equipment to the TDF makes sense if you need your full time professional force to remain at 100% readiness - you can't do that if you switch them to a new weapon en masse without extensive training and gaining operational experience first.
@juliuszkocinski7478
@juliuszkocinski7478 Год назад
No, Your pronunciation of Fabryka Broni is actually pretty good, especially since in English polish "r" is pretty much nonexistent. It's on par with what I'd expect from someone learning Polish quite some time just with heavy domestic accent :P
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