WW2 Rifles 

uh wdym backwards isn't you mean is switching?

@@champ0910 Uh no.

@@champ0910he means photos

@@WhatsUp-fe8jc Bro i mean photo too

@@champ0910 Alr

Correct, but whatever🤷🏼‍♂️

@@aka99 Let's hope "whatever" is not your approach towards all of history😜.

@@einundsiebenziger5488 no, it isnt 🤪

I think the author is using the flag as all of those weapons were in service in ww2 on the German side, thus under that flag.

@@Tonk68 The first three had long been phased out before WW2 began, so a different flag would apply here.

A great way to remember them

Украдены у СССР, куплены у Швеции

​@@user-alfreddy_fazI take it u mean there M39's which is a beautiful piece of Finnish art the evolution of the God Awful Russian Mosin-Nagant 91/30

@@jaredelizardo201 Mosin nagant is not awful. Fire power didn't stay enemy alive

The person making this video probably saw that the FG-42 had a bipod and assumed it was a light machine gun.

And today all Russian automatic rifles are copies of the Sturmgewehr 44, produced from September, 1944 to April, 1945, in 400 000 pieces. Kalashnikov AK-47 is just a bad copy of that German rifle, after 1947. Than, that kind of rifles started to produce Americans, French, British, Chinese, ect. But, not before 1950s. Simple as that! Simple like a truth! Not complicated like lies of winners of WW2! Be saluted!

Plus they are chambered in intermediate cartridges like 5.56x45, 7.62x39, or 7.92x33 unlike the automatic rifles

All riffle are in Museum?

Lol, like that's the main feature of an assault rifle. An assault rifle needs to have 3 distinct features: 1. To have an intermediate cartridge 2. To have select-fire capabilities 3. To have a detachable magazine

​@@Antimanele104tell that too the first two Dumass'es in the comments

@@jaredelizardo201 Well, my reply was adressed to the first one. I mean, I know I never fired one in real life, but I did hold one during a military exposition where members of the US 101st Airborne division were invited and they explained exactly what is an assault rifle.

Ну да, учитывая что автомат Федорова указали, ФГ тоже надо было указывать

Some countries did not get involved in WW2 but their weapons were exported to other countries to be used. Also some countries were not independent as a result of being invaded.

@@dataillusion Russia did not exist as a country between 1917 and early 1990’s, and you attribute 2 of the 4 so-called Russian rifles to Russia when in fact they were made by the Soviet Union. Canada used a different design flag from 1922-1957, which included WW2 period, so your video is incorrect about Canada's flag during WW2. Czech republic did not exist as a country until 1993.

Everyone talking about Austria, but no one talking about Mexico not sending soldiers.

@@hugh8329 se ofendio

@@hugh8329 I think the arguement of the Russian Empire, the Soviet Union and modern Russia is an aguement to be had. The same can be said about Imperial China, the Chinese Republic, Communist China and Taiwan. Are they a different country because of the totally new governement and social order or does the shared cultural and historical heritage simply make them the same country under a new badge? I would argue the former. If, for example, the Union had totally lost the US Civil War and had somehow been completely taken over by the CSA(Confederate States of America), it would not be the same country. Territorial claims may be similar but if a country has to renegotiate treaties and boundries with the new government, it means it is a new country. So, in other words, a place like Taiwan IS the original Chinese Republic and the CCP has no claim over it since they were never governed by the same laws and treaties since the communist took over the mainland. Shared cultural, racial background or previous land claims should have no impact on an independent state in these cases. Otherwise, Russia would have and actual claim to Alaska. America would have claim to the lower part of British Columbia and Vancouver. Britain would have claim to many ports and cities around the world. Italy would have claim to most of Europe, Northern Africa and Western Asia, while Greece could claim lands going as far as India. Mongolia could claim nearly a third of the Earth's land mass. China's claim to Taiwan and the 9 dash line is totally stupid. They demand historical adherence to their boundries from hundreds or thousands of years ago even though they are a totally different government and country that existed. They quite literally murdered anyone that had anything to do with the old governement and replaced it with a totally new country, treaties and economy. Lets just hope that one day, the whole international community will stand up and recognize Taiwan as a separate country instead of bowing down to China. It reminds me of Russia recently placing Alaska and parts of California on Russian maps because they were settled by Russians.

Yeah, that it an editing error, sorry for that

it barely existed

It was used in limited numbers, in the end of WW2

That’s the end In limited numbers tho Canada was involved in the war from start to finish and were using the Lee Enfield no.4 rifle for much of it

@michaeltroster9059#so what doesn't mean you destroy them you sell them too someone who wants it's call global trade bruh!#Duh.

In later video i changed those errors, its not that i didn't the Czeh was named Czechoslovakia back then, i used the latest country names for people to know the countries clearly

I'm glad, you've learned from my videos Thank You

0:43 the berthier rifle is mas 36 wth

tbh berthier doesn't looks like mas 36

so many mistakes rn the vz.98/22 was only exported to other countries and wasn't used in ww2 and zh-29 was literally used by the chinese in second sino japanese war and vz.33 was used as gewehr 33/40 and yes it was used by south american countries

There is an editing error between the 'Berthier rifle' and 'Mas 36' sorry for that

I also included rifles which were not used by their original countries, but imported in other countries to be used in WW2

They were still active, used as sniper rifles

@@dataillusion the ones chambered for the 10.35mm black powder ammo?

I am already giving a like for this video 😀

Thank you, i'm planning to make the ww2 machine gun in the near future

Lets Goo

"with an anger" or "with a banger" but never "with an banger", brother

The Berthier and MAS36 have been reversed.

They were not used by the US but other countries used them

@@dataillusion yeah ... LMAO tbh wasn't long after I posted that I thought to myself duh they were still around and in the combat areas in numbers lol ... Ya know how it is . A couple two or three bourbons and the brain can't be bothered to work correctly lmao 🤣

@@williammontroy9024 LMAO 😂 you gotta enjoy it

The Berthier and MAS36 have been reversed.

The thompson is included in 'WW2 submachine gun' here is the link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pAEJ2oMj_mY.html

usa🤔

Sorry i noticed that Too late

Thanks

i think i nailed it

​@@dataillusionwhere's the Breda rifle for Italy?

I got you bro

Allies

Me.

Sorry

They did with the germans in the eastern front they where a volunteer batalion that was a branch of the Spanias military

Turkey didnt fight in ww2

The bolt actions on some of their rifles were so smooth that it arguably wasn't that necessary until after the war.

Because they were broke.

Thank you bro, i'm planning to make that one

Yeah, there is an error in the editing i noticed after uploading

Izvinite i ja imam greške u pisanju teksta Verzije 3metka i 5 metka 8/50

tbf semi auto rifles were pretty rare among most troops in ww2, only the americans had it standard issue for all riflemen. the majority of all other soldiers had bolt actions.