Semiauto PM-63C "Rak" at the BUG Match (It's Technically a Backup Gun...)

[@fortusvictus8297]

"I bought this gun with cash even though I'd never fired it, just because it is so funky and I knew I needed one" This is the exact mindset that draws viewers like me. Living that same impulse with more limited funds.

[@VikingcustomLeather]

This comment accurately describes me.

[@jazzmaster909]

a backup gun the size of a Desert Eagle and shoots Makarov rounds. the crossover everyone wanted...

[@WardenWolf]

You misspelled "no one".

[@TheFishE77Official]

​@@Cheshire9kYou don't pay attention much when you read, do you? See, the context word here is "rechambered", as in "changing to a different chamber than original". Never did he say that it already was a 9x19.

[@nikto9596]

@@WardenWolf I certainly wanted it, goofy firearms like this is why I still have a will to live

[@mouse454]

Backup gun for tank crew

[@wwaa_pl3822]

RAK (PM63) only comes in 9x18 Macarov, if you put 9x19 para, it would explode, in the best case

[@sigbauer9782]

7:55 Leave it to Gun Jesus to finish 8th out of 4.

[@knightofastora1324]

Lmao looks like somebody didn't have their coffee before editing and reversed the numbers

[@alkestos]

Man full of miracles. Gun Jesus.

[@RoamGaming]

that's about where i would have finished. :)

[@SnoopReddogg]

God bless him, he's the firearms equivalent of a 'Cricket Tragic'

[@hansvonmannschaft9062]

It's Gun Jesus. That could mean that he finished first twice in the same leg... 😂

[@MrSp0ck]

They cost ~ 200$ in Poland with only modification to make it semi auto. With stock, front grip and still shooting from open bolt :-) Full auto version (if you have proper license) from military surplus in bulk is < 80$ 😉

[@joe6167]

Exactly. I'm baffled at how the most gun-obsessed country in the world has such ridiculous gun laws, yet in Poland we get to live like KINGS! all the suppressors, short barreled guns and "99%" machine guns we want!

[@SanAntonioJoker]

​@@joe6167i wonder why

[@redwolfexr]

@@joe6167 I am fine as it is, mostly-- If I really WANTED a full auto I could have one. Even Poland they require that "proper license." Now SBRs and Suppressors being regulated is silly, but for some reason the NRA has never pushed to have them removed even when Trump was pushing his bill. (and obviously had invested in a few companies that made them) I would like if they opened the registry again, but that will never happen because too many powerful people "invested" in all the "good" full automatics.

[@ArcturusOTE]

​​@@SanAntonioJokerBlame Reagan for allowing the Hughes Amendment to pass Also Hughes

[@magisterrleth3129]

So, what are Poland's immigration laws like, assuming you're coming from a civilized country, and have learned Polish?

[@emkro]

Fun fact: there is no fire selector, you choose between semi and full auto by how far you press the trigger, similar as in Steyr AUG. In Poland these guns are made semi-only for civilian market by limiting the trigger travel, usually by addition of a pin which stops it before it engages full auto fire. In result you can temporarily make a gun full auto again just by inserting piece of folded paper or scrap of wood behind the trigger. Some time ago they were available for ~$100 in Poland. There is also a guy which makes aluminum conversion with optic rail, which is of better quality than 3D printed one.

[@mehmeh1999]

I'm going to need the store page for these optic rails.

[@lostinspace013]

I'm from Poland and I have one at home. These guns have a bad reputation... completely undeserved. These are largely rumors and legends from the era when Poland was under communist rule, the army was badly trained and for this reason there were accidents with this weapon. But it's a bit of an "urban legend" because it's really hard to find anyone who has witnessed such an accident. It is an accurate and interesting weapon. And, of course, this is first of all submachinegun , so it should only be fired using the buttstock and foregrip. Then it is a really accurate and stable gun.

[@lostinspace013]

@@Cheshire9k Remember : It was a backup weapon for tankers and combat vehicle crews. Equivalent to a normal pistol. You'd much rather have submachine gun with a buttstock and foregrip than a small pistol for defense.

[@Celciusify]

@@Cheshire9k As it was a weapon for vehicle crews, I can accept those shortfalls as long as it's easy to stow and isn't in the way while outside the vehicle. And this gun does this quite well. It's smaller than most SMGs and is better than any handgun while in the field. Keep in mind that any time a gun like this is used, shit as gone very wrong. The rest of the time it's just in the way.

[@petermoss4824]

i love ut00b gun critics .......@@Cheshire9k

[@792slayer]

Exactly. At vehicle defense ranges, I'm way more concerned about it running reliably and dispensing hate at a high rate than I am ergonomics and looks.

[@kajetandziebaj6405]

Bad reputation comes from retard operators. Never had any issues with mine, except for the odd burp. Only thing I really dislike about it is that its 9x18. Makes it pretty obsolete by todays standards but still one of the coolest guns out there if you get an unmolested one.

[@Miazger]

Mamo możemy mieć MP7? Nie, mamy MP7 w domu MP7 w domu:

[@CssHDmonster]

😭😭😭

[@MitchellDowns]

I don't even need to translate that 😂😂

[@bobbydylsn2633]

Your comment give me a rak! ;)

[@jameskazd9951]

@@MitchellDowns I know right, it's obviously the "we have ________ at home" meme. the fact it is in a language other than English (the most common language for this channel obv) and is stil 100% understandable , makes it so much funnier.

[@AshleyPomeroy]

"Mojo Domu Casa House"

[@bezimiennyziemniak]

My father have met the designer of this gun in hospital, said the guy was really proud of it and loved bragging about it.

[@mikehannigan848]

I'd still like to see that hand grenade launcher at a BUG match.

[@LD-Orbs]

Thing is, Ian plans on living for a few more decades... 💥

[@mikehannigan848]

@@LD-Orbs Ian may die, but the memes would live on for years.

[@AtholAnderson]

Going to take some time penalties if the match has stages with 'no shoots'...

[@mikehannigan848]

@@AtholAnderson I'm fairly confident any penalties would be made up with the single shot start/finishes lol

[@mikehannigan848]

@@RobertCraft-re5sf undeniably so :)

[@adamcichon6957]

PM-63: slant brake, semi/full auto progressive trigger, fire rate reducer, folding handguard/foregrip, telescopic stock... Meanwhile over the Berlin Wall: confused MP5 noises...

[@DravgonPL]

Lmao

[@RobertoNasciment]

We have these in Poland running from open bolt, but the two stage trigger is pined for semi auto only. They sell for 150-200 USD. In the open bolt configuration they are 100% reliable. They run best with the steel case ammo. Great gun for cheap price.

[@therideneverends1697]

the P-64 pistols are sold in the US for around that, a 1968 P64 was my first handgun and to this day i love it, beautifully made, and VERY accurate

[@RobertoNasciment]

@@therideneverends1697 it's funny, because the P 64 here now is about 450-500 USD. It's great pistol, I really like how well it's made, but I'm not gonna pay that kind of money for it. 8 years ago p 64 were sold for 50 USD xd

[@sokmalinowy6038]

Those are quite popular among polish shooters, cost about 350$ for one in a good condition. We also dont have your "assault weapon" laws, so ours come with a folder stock from the factory.

[@sokmalinowy6038]

​@@gifthorse3675potato potato

[@alexmoore1506]

@@sokmalinowy6038it’s all infringement lol

[@sokmalinowy6038]

@@alexmoore1506 based

[@Meyer-gp7nq]

Based Poland moment

[@precisedime1377]

@@Coconut-219 "Because that certainly narrows it down... 1934, 1986, 1992, 2004, or 2022?"

[@ElChris816]

I love it. It has that cold war era, futeristic feel that really sparks my interest. Plus, that after market add-on looks completely cool. I can't wait for the next update on this one.

[@Oddball_E8]

I love the PM-63... it's just such a... retro sci-fi looking gun :) You could put it in Star Wars and nobody would bat an eye :D

[@BenzionMenashe]

Just seen it used by a major character in "His dark materials" series 😅

[@glueguzzler9548]

Ian will bring an M1 Carbine and be like yeah it's a backup gun! When I'm not driving my truck or using my Bazooka this is what I'd use

[@allangibson8494]

An M1 is a backup when your M10 Gun Motor Carriage is out of ammunition…

[@Meyer-gp7nq]

Ian the kind of guy to bring an AK-74u as his backup gun

[@glueguzzler9548]

I was thinking the same thing as soon as I posted lol

[@LieutenantDangleBerries]

I have a friend who “acquired” an M2 Carbine that was then chopped down to a pistol while he served in the Vietnam War. He said he used it to clear out bushes along the side of the road whenever he had to drive anywhere.

[@VikingcustomLeather]

Right? My primary is my MK 75/76 mm Oto Melara

[@breslaubelmondo]

Got myself a 3D printer recently, so planning to design my own handle for RAK which I bought for ~100USD about 3 years ago in Poland, from Lesny Dziadek. But Omnis Arma version is praised for good ergonomics and reasonable price. Looking forward to Ian's view on that.

[@ericawollmuth5055]

Just bought one. It looked beautiful in the box. Slide cycle felt smooth, magazines fit well. Took it out to shoot it at an outdoor range. 2 rounds no problem, then #3 failed to extract. In fact it turned the case 180 deg and stuck in the slide, bound up on the extractor pawl. 40 years of shooting, never saw that malfunction. Now the positive. I got a call from CJ at Pioneer. We had a good conversation, the result being I will meet with him at the factory and get the problem straightened out. CJ was very professional, and I can tell he cares about his products. I look forward to meeting with him.

[@TheMailmanOfSteel]

I know its counter intuitive, but I think I like this better as a hammer fired semi than an open bolt machine pistol where the entire slide is basically the bolt.

[@WardenWolf]

For semiauto fire, open bolt honestly sucks. You have a heavy mass slamming forward before the gun even fires, which inherently disrupts your point of aim. Unless you're shooting so much that there's a real risk of cook off, closed bolt is always superior.

[@kajetandziebaj6405]

Open bolt on this gun really shines on full auto, you got the recoil negating effect of the slide when it goes forward and you can even shoot it with one hand.

[@BleedingUranium]

Agreed. I've always liked this thing's aesthetics, minus the open bolt (slide) aspect; open slides just look so... unnatural.

[@hornmonk3zit]

You're definitely gonna want to find someone to make you a new hammer, guarantee these are made from the same melted down matchbox cars and butter knives as Pioneer Arms' PPS43's. Maybe try Indianapolis Ordnance, they make trigger groups for the PPS43's.

[@TheRogueWolf]

I feel like this weapon could absolutely benefit from a reflex sight.

[@alexsis1778]

Small hard to acquire sights on a weapon intended to be full auto is a bit idiotic.

[@RumbleFishPL]

Yep, I have this conversion for picattiny rail and cheapo red dot - does wonders for this gun

[@kajetandziebaj6405]

@@RumbleFishPL same, its crazy fun and low recoil doesnt rattle cheap bastard optics too much.

[@BlackBladeGroM]

@@alexsis1778 it's not a target gun. The intended usage is to give a tank crew in WW3 a fighting chance after they somehow miraculously survive the hit that takes out their tank.

[@poloziki9990]

As a pole - the Omnis Arma accessories were made almost as a joke. But its great to see that someone will use this :D.

[@jameskazd9951]

regardless of how "good" or "reliable" this gun is, i have always liked the look of it and i honestly don't think it would be terrible as a PDW as long as you have the full stock and full auto. Hope you have fun with yours Ian, and will be excited to see what you do with it.

[@RumbleFishPL]

I shot it in full auto and it was terrible. I wouldn't convert mine to full auto even if it was legal in Poland. Skorpion vz 61 on the other hand...

[@PanProper]

Wprawdzie nic tak nie cieszy, jak seria z Pepeszy.... ...ale ten PM jest po prostu zajebisty... 👍👍👍 😁😁😁 👍👍👍

[@wolfsw666]

Niestety to jest wersja na rynek cywilny. Brakuje mu rozkładanego gripa, kolby i... full auto. Poręczność godna kobyły pozostała. xD

[@PanProper]

@@wolfsw666 Miałem na myśli oryginał...off kors...😁

[@robfisher3790]

These PM-63's seem to be of a better quality then the ones imported by PA 5-6yrs ago. Nice video Ian 👍

[@kajetandziebaj6405]

I really wish all the naysayers could have a go at an unmolested one in Poland. We even have our own upgrade kits with pic rails, mloks and such. With the stock extended and a red dot on top this thing slaps. You can hit minute of man targets at 100m easy. Judging it if you only have the pistol configuration because of stupid laws is not fair.

[@robfisher3790]

@kajetandziebaj6405 Awesome! Post some pics somewhere. A lot of collectors are very interested. I love polish guns.

[@kajetandziebaj6405]

@@robfisher3790 actually, towards the end of the video Ian shows it. It replaces the front grip with a... skirt? pants? anyway, gives you a couple mounting points and doesnt obstruct irons. You get a plastic enlarged buttpad that goes on the end of the stock, helps orangutang armed shooters. Its cheap as shit and all you need to do is unscrew original front grip, place the new one and use the same screws to tighten it in place. slap a 100 dollar red dot on its crazy fun

[@robfisher3790]

@@kajetandziebaj6405 dude, I've been shooting this thing all week. I love the push to rack the slide function

[@robfisher3790]

@kajetandziebaj6405 I've noticed the ones currently imported have a slightly different stock "latch" design, then my parts kit. Interesting.

[@bubblefish17]

PM63 is truly a funky gun, but its funky design got my attention, Im happy that you show us in the BUG match Ian!! 😎

[@namarrkon]

Ian's 11pm uploads are always a blessing.

[@alexm566]

11pm in which country? it's early morning in the US

[@rollastudent]

@@alexm566 it’s 11 o’clock somewhere

[@tombogan03884]

9AM East Coast time.

[@bobo-cc1xw]

Gun Jesus be praised

[@Mario_Craconni]

I really love this gun. I have the open bolt version (like everyone in Poland) and I often take it to a competition target shooting at 25 meters. I'm constantly loosing to modern smg's but I' m happy when I manage to get a group that is in 10" 😂😂😂

[@RumbleFishPL]

Da radę lepiej, poszukaj mniej zmęczonego egzemplarza :-)

[@Mario_Craconni]

@@RumbleFishPL kupiłem nówkę ;)

[@ArcturusOTE]

So these open bolt copies Are they semi or full auto?

[@Mario_Craconni]

@@ArcturusOTE unfortunately mostly semi. It is harder to get auto permit. But if you have it you can buy full auto ofcourse.

[@jakmac6499]

​@@ArcturusOTEwe don't have copies all pm63 in Poland are original Polish army surplus with deactivated full auto fire

[@feroshuskitsu]

I see it even comes with an attached spoon for mid-op snacks. Interesting firearm.

[@geodkyt]

Your comment on the sights reminds me of my P64. (For those not in the know, it's the mid Cold War Polish service pistol - a PPK inspired pistol in 9x18mm.) Tiny sights, but *perfectly* regulated. That's the pistol I pull out when I want to show off, because in SA it's *freakishly* accurate.

[@cigoLxeL]

It is indeed an impressively smooth single-action. Double-action, on the other hand, is like trying to curl a 15lb. dumbbell with your index finger. Even after I put in a Wolff hammer spring, it's still the heaviest trigger pull I've ever experienced.

[@stug77]

It is absolutely a backup gun! Just, not a backup to the same kind of gun.

[@alun7006]

For when your primary is a 125mm smoothbore...

[@OutOfPrintGM]

I can see that being used as a Star wars prop at some point

[@broomhandle3700]

I've purchased parts kits of the PM-63 in the hopes that I could find a builder make a PPC out of one for me. Seeing how well this Pioneer Arms offerings performed I may just see if I can get one of them and keep the parts kits as spare parts. Really cool to see, thank you for sharing.

[@Howlrunner82]

Looks like straight out of 80s Si-Fi movie

[@TaglitoFilms]

Looks like a weird "futuristic" pistol from a low budget 90's scifi film.

[@hypethekomodo6495]

I love the stupid size of this gun and the fact it shoots a Marakov round. Really solid performer, though! Impressed with it's reliability.

[@johnw4999]

Neat gun! Thank you for sharing! As I’ve always said, not all guns have to be practical/tactical. Many are just fun to own, collect, and shoot.

[@precisedime1377]

If I lived in a world where disposable income exists still, there isn't an imminent threat domestic, and aren't illegal tariffs being imposed on them; yeah I'd love to be able to have a 'for fun' collection of curiosities like this.

[@RumbleFishPL]

Practicality is a fetish of the proletariat, beauty and pleasure - of aristocracy ;-)

[@randallraszick6001]

Ian, only you could find a weapon from Europe's Texas that few knew existed. Well done!

[@EKVideogames]

The only country that learned the correct lessons from history 🤦‍♂

[@teagame1011]

'Europe's Texas' hmm I'm gonna use that one 🤣

[@jozefkozon4520]

@@teagame1011 I think it is popularised by Habitual linecroser. Might be even coined by him.

[@bobo-cc1xw]

I always thought that was Ukraine

[@dalemoss4684]

This craft built stuff is really the reason I've been a fan of this channel for so long

[@mincerz]

I have PM-63, semi auto, open bolt. This in my favorite gun. Over 2300 rounds.

[@mikolajgrotowski]

Full auto version was my serwise weapon for most my time in the military and I like it.

[@VisualBasic6]

He'll yeah! I love this little gun. It's just so cool looking regardless of performance

[@MadastheHatter13]

Ejects casings directly into your eyeball. Always a good feature.

[@stanwojcik8221]

I served in the polish regiment 1973-1975 and i never heard that anyone got hurt when firing this gun.

[@BlueJayWaters]

I've always had a soft spot for the PM-63. Maybe it's because I'm 25% polish...either way, super cool you ran a match with it, and would love to see you run it at another after it's SBR'd!

[@kylelaughman1776]

I just got my form 1 back and did the sbr conversion. It turned out great. Took some modification. Fun gun to shoot.

[@The_PotionSeller]

I was at a rifle match, a guy with an SOT showed up with a full auto one of these and cleaned up pretty good. It was very fun to watch him lobbing rounds at the 125yd targets

[@DowntownDeuce2]

No, you weren't. Your childish fantasy story doesn't impress or convince anyone here. Dropping the term "SOT" shows your fictitious story for what it is. Tell us where and when this happened; sanctioned rifle matches publish the events and stages on the internet. It'll be easy to verify. This is the part where you start making excuses for why you can't name the event or where it took place. Stick to video games and other child fantasies; you are failing miserably in adult reality.

[@GaldirEonai]

I've said it before: This thing is just 2-3 added random bits of plastic away from seeing use as a Star Wars prop.

[@kez0o9]

I'm surprised it doesn't pop up in movies more often

[@saluteadezio7893]

It accually became a star wars gun in a video game

[@olekzajac5948]

Oh man, Gun Jesus and Omnis Arma collaboration, that's a crossover if I've ever seen one.

[@jozefkozon4520]

Add Brandon Herera and we got a set.

[@8.6GivenAdqVacSysm]

Is that a reciprocating spoon bayonet? Stage 4 is the ‘intruder behind the fridge, at the neighbors house’ situation.

[@Vlyyk]

non converted are quite reliable - non issues whatsoever, and i used a lot of different ammo brands in mine. Including steel cased Barnaul stuff. In Poland we can have them with stock and in open bolt. Semiauto only on my gun premission.

[@kajetandziebaj6405]

does yours like to burp a couple rounds sometimes?

[@Vlyyk]

@@kajetandziebaj6405 nope. Never had this issue.

[@kajetandziebaj6405]

@@Vlyyk well it's not really an issue, it just wants to return to nature. pretty fun, one time it burped 7 in a row. laughs were had and heads were turned

[@CynicallySarcasticReserves]

I feel like that's how most people react to _anything_ Made in Poland. At first it's "Oh God". Then they use the thing and "Hey, that's not bad. That's not really actually bad at all!"

[@MaggieKeizai]

I love how weird these guns are. I'd love to get one.

[@BangoJay_Official]

I'm sensing an Ian's Customs build in the near future 👀

[@karolfialkowski7894]

Love shooting RAK at the range.

[@skinwalkerhiddenvalleyranch]

God i love this fucking thing, i mean its not practical and probably not super reliable knowing most open to closed bolt guns , but God is it aesthetic

[@h.a.9880]

That one malfunction during the BUG match might have been caused by unfamiliarity with the gun, so all in all, a really decent result.

[@lafeelabriel]

Honestly this was a gun ahead of it's time. Far from perfect as a PDW but, the concept itself is remarkably advanced.

[@lafeelabriel]

Let's remember that the role of a PDW is to give troops that could use *some* form of protection but don't actually need to lug around a rifle something better than just a plain pistol. And I'd personally take this over any version of the Makarov..For the extra rounds in the magazine if nothing else.

[@lafeelabriel]

Strongly suspect it has a better sight radius than a Makarov too, which is also nice..

[@tonydragon784]

"what's your backup gun?" "Chopped down PDW, wanna see if we can get goin full auto again?"

[@-Seeker-]

"Ejector is in the magazine" What the fuck

[@TheGarnerjustin73]

Imagine that being your EDC, imagine even trying to find a holster for that thing.

[@MARKO2465]

I have one from last spring I was able to but directly from Pioneer at a discounted price being a long time loyal customer. Love it and very reliable piece of history...Pioneer has always been good to me. I am not sure why a few people are so negative with comments.,,, Ian thanks for sharing I also filed a form One for mine.

[@ericferguson9989]

Wearing dark glasses to hide the bruises sounds like a plan.

[@matts.1042]

Shot mine this week - one of the new batch of imports. Ran flawlessly and was shockingly accurate and not unwieldily like they look. I think maybe they sorted the receivers on this batch.

[@matts.1042]

I’m gonna Form 1 mine, too, unfortunately to AOW because MD has a weird 29” OAL law that applies to SBRs.

[@damienlee1165]

This is a lot smaller than I thought it'd be from my admittedly limited memories of it from black ops 1.

[@larpak3711]

I've put a red dot on mine PM-63 about a decade ago and it used original grip so it wasn't look that klunky as this conversion on the pic you've showed. The reability issues are problematic only with closed bolt conversion. One problem with open bolt PM-63 is that you need to becareful while racking the slide - you need to be sure it catch on bar or if it pass the round it will go off.

[@cedhome7945]

Ian needs to pack some tipex to paint on the sights of awkward gun sights

[@R0b87]

Ahh, the PM-63C! The perfect handgun when trying to interrogate Colonel Trautman...

[@Sagaleon14]

Always happy to see this odd thing working.

[@CrniWuk]

A gun that looks like it's straight out of a star wars movie.

[@ExecutiveExecutions]

"back plate blowing out" 🤔 that does give one pause for thought

[@granitestateman942]

Arizona looks like hell on earth. Stay cool Ian!

[@Gojiro7]

Ian firing that thing in semi auto feels like the Judge Dredd Lawgivers European knock off XD

[@therideneverends1697]

"We need a handgun fireing a glorified 380 thats bigger than a desert eagle" The Polish: "say no more"

[@skrybosaw4448]

Not a handgun, a PDW with folding foregrip and stock. The only alternative from the period was a skorpion vz.61 with even shorter barrel (as far as I know). HK haven't even thought about things like MP7 when RAK was already rusting.

[@g54b95]

Being stationed in Europe during the Cold War, 9x18 Makarov is my Kryptonite. It's what the first gun I owned was chambered in, and many others since then. Just such a baller little round. And no one will ever change my mind about that.

[@billwatson8616]

Buddy let me shoot his East German Makarov. I bought one the next week. Let my dad shoot mine and he bought 2 over the next month. Fine gun and accurate.

[@loetzcollector466]

COMING SOON: What Would Wilniewczyc Do!??

[@szabla26]

Hi. there is already a conversion for this weapon.

[@damongeisler265]

You get to play with all the cool toys I’ve ever wanted

[@Zap_R0sdower]

If you removed the protrusion on the front this would make a cool sci-fi blaster in this closed bolt configuration

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Ian . 🐺 Loupis Canis .

[@yegenek]

And now new rival to South African guns from Poland in the 80's Hollywood sci-fi gun category 😁.

[@PobortzaPl]

OMG! He got it with the proper holster!

[@MM-zg4wu]

Recently, a new version of Rak modified by Omnis Arma has been released. New grip and collimator. Is great:)

[@freddykisback123]

Since it is imported as a pistol, I would assume they disabled the integrated forward grip, since you can't put a forward grip on pistols under your regulations.

[@ForgottenWeapons]

Correct.

[@ForgottenWeapons]

Correct.

[@practicaloccultist231]

Stock has a spot weld and the foregrip has a pin in it that just holds it in places and doesn't let anything engage.

[@pirig-gal]

2:25

[@teagame1011]

@@Coconut-219 Well they're already disabled, mentally that is

[@burlatsdemontaigne6147]

My only hope is that I live long enough to see Ian actually get that spinner to spin a complete turn. Now if had kept his Vickers....

[@mahikopower2500]

The submachine gun is equipped with a foldable metal stock, extendable to the rear, with a foldable buttplate. There is a foldable front grip at the front. Regards

[@singami465]

This gun has the cyberpunk aesthetic down.

[@andrewmontreal]

Guns like these are more for close reaction situations as in bodyguards or room clearing,shove the gun into the perp`s face and empty the mag.

[@ES90344]

I have an East German VoPo concealed shoulder holster for this thing. I know what needs to be done.

[@mm3mm3]

It looks like the Logan’s Run pistol 😮

[@LoadinMosin]

So it seems the 2023 batch of these are running more reliably than the ones from 2019. The frames are made a bit differently, and they retail for about $400 less

[@C0mmanderX]

this was my all time favorite cod gun

[@PaperworkNinja]

Semi-auto PM63: I'm a really large pistol Full auto PM-63 with stock: Let me put your eye out, kid!

[@precisedime1377]

If only there was some sort of ergonomic design feature which could solve this enigmatic conundrum... The world may never know.

[@PeterTubaEuph]

"I will be turning this into an SBR with a working stock and front grip" - That sounds like it will address many of the issues with the PM63: a longer stock so the bolt isn't in danger of gouging out your eye and puts the sights at a better distance, a foregrip that isn't a wobble-monster, and a semi-auto trigger instead of a progressive trigger. Can't wait.

[@jasonpomar7404]

I purchased it as well please make another video on what had to be done in order for your stock to actually be functional. Frame of gun heavy altered from original design. Always enjoy the content and look forward to more.

[@Deathunter761]

I wish you put your hands on this fellow little brother, the PM-84 Glauberyt, they look so cool.

[@ajhoward8888]

In that show Umbrella Academy, they had the main bad guy using one of these on full auto without the stock. Spraying and praying the good guys in slow motion.

[@geminihi-fi7939]

Comfortable to shoot because it's shaped like a crosman American classic pellet pump pistol haha

[@CTCAC2000]

Never got the chance to shoot one, but I always had a fascination with this gun. I think there is a place in Reno that will let you shoot full auto versions...might have to make a drive!

[@piotrkessler9377]

I have open bolt PM-63 and its extremely reliable, build quality is excellent. It is only 100 grams heavier than my CZ shadow 2 but it's real SMG with stock. 9x18 with this gun weight is perfect, very controllable to shoot, much better than pm 84 glauberyt, there is no comparison with uzi... My dad had PM-63 in the army, many times he told me it was a very underrated weapon. I've had it for five years, fired about 8,000 rounds and totally agree with my dad's assessment. Weapon sights were designed for conscripts in the age of 18-20, I'm 30 still manages with them, but I mounted a collimator anyway. In this configuration, this weapon is simply amazing and in my opinion can still compete with much newer designs.

[@zachary2284]

The hood to the side for a couple rounds had me rolling.

[@carstenheuer5025]

I wonder what people say when you show up at competitions. 'Hey, there is this guy who always brings strange guns to the range. What is it this time?" ;)