In search of the "macaroni substitute": about modern Russian pistols
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Back in the early 90 of the last century, the Makarov pistol - PM, which for many years was in the arsenal of the Soviet army, and then the Russian army, was recognized obsolete and began to look for a more powerful and modern replacement for it. As they say on the net: in search of a "macaroni substitute."
Legendary PM
Over the past period, such models of short-barreled weaponslike Yarygin’s pistol (ПЯ), GSh-18 pistol, Serdyukov’s self-loading pistol (SPS), Lebedev’s pistol (PL-14), Swift’s bezurkovy automatic pistol, PSS-2 Vul’s unique silent pistol and other small arms, often distinguished by a non-standard approach to the project on the part of gunsmiths.
Weapons expert Andrei Ulanov in the next plot on the channel "TacticMedia" will analyze history the appearance of modern models of short-barreled weapons, starting from the 80 of the 20 century.
He will tell you why the Russian security forces have been trying for almost twenty years to find a replacement for Makarov’s pistol and why they did not like the legendary short-barreled classic. The expert will also stop at more modern and advanced pistols, which are now armed with law enforcement agencies and can become a worthy replacement for the PM itself, which is declared morally obsolete.
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