Larry Vickers of Vickers Tactical tries the Beretta M12S, which is a redesigned variant of the Model 12 and released in 1978. This uses a 32-round 9mm magazine. It has a grip safety the locks the trigger and bolt in postion that prevents firing if the gun is dropped to the ground. The fire selector switch is a push-pin button for single fire or burst fire.
With the release of compact AR-style AEGs that use the 9mm-style magazine, any reputable manufacturer that makes the Colt 9mm SMG will surely get out money. Produced in 1982 up to noow it is a closed bolt, blowback operated that uses the 9x19mm Parabellum round. The 9mm magazines are based on the UZI SMG. Watch Larry Vickers tell more about this SMG in this Vickers Tactical video.
Larry Vickers features the MPi-AKS-74NK in this Vickers Tactical video as he features some firearms that are rare nowadays. Made in the German Democratic Republic (DDR) or more known as East Germany during the Cold War, it is a licensed version of the AK-74. As for variants, there are the MPi-AK-74N, MPi-AKS-74N, and the MPi-AKS-74NK.
The MPi-AKS-74NK variant comes with a folding skeletal stock as well as a shorter front end.
Shown in all 4K or Ultra High Definition glory with slow-mo scenes by Vickers Tactical is the Heckler & Koch MP5/40 SMG. This was produced by the German arms manufacturer from 1992 to 2000... "Larry takes a look at a variant of the classic H&K MP5 series, the MP5/40 in .40 S&W."
Larry Vickers visits the Indepedent Studio Services to check out the prop guns that were used in some of the famous Hollywood movies and TV Series in this Vickers Tactical episode... "Larry Vickers, Ken Hackathron, and friends visited Karl Weschta at Independent Studio Services and get a tour of some of their most famous Prop Guns. With weapons from Gran Torino, Magnum P.I., Blade Runner, No Country For Old Men, Sicario, Terminator, Dirty Harry and many more, this collection is truly unbelievable."
It's a video about a real steel gun by Larry Vickers in this Vickers Tactical video and this episode covers the M3 Grease Gun. This was put into service by the U.S. Army a year after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour in World War II, it uses the .45 ACP round that is used by the Thompson SMG but is lighter and cheaper to produce, but less accurate. A version for airsoft is produced by ICS Airsoft.
In "Larry Turns It Off" episode of Vickers Tactical a drone gets to be the victim of the AA-12 shotgun. Classy... "Larry Vickers shoots a Drone out of the sky with an AA12 shotgun in the latest edition of Larry Turns It Off, brought to you by Bravo Company USA."
We get a closer look at the FN 509 Tactical, which is the entry of the FN America to the U.S. Army's Modular Handgun System (MHS) that was won by the SIG P320. This is an extentsion of the FN 509 family adjusted to meet the requirements of the U.S. Army such as extended magazine, microdot sight mount, and be able to accommodate a suppressor. Vickers Tactical features the pistol in this video with Tom of FN America.
Curious what a Carnival Challenge is? Watch Larry Vickers do it with the AA-12 auto shotgu in this Vickers Tactical episode... "Jonathan Babb, from Sienna Armory, challenges Larry to a classic carnival game using the AA-12. You're going to want to watch this one all the way to the end."
Larry Vickers goes over a classic AK for Vickers Tactical that is also a familiar one amongst airsoft players, the Hungarian AMD-65. The first airsoft version was made by LCT Airsoft a decade ago and it was their launch product, introducing themselves as a maker of high quality AK airsoft guns... "Larry breaks down a classic AK, the AMD-65. A unique compact AKM variant made in Hungary for Hungarian armored infantry and paratroopers."
