Firearms ZB 47 - The most space alien submachine gun ever is of Czech origin

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The Czechnology - confirmed, the Czechs are Aliens, especially Václav Holek... more than 50 years before FN P90

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Václav Holek

 

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More Czechnology by Václav Holek, Praga I machine gun

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[LimaCharles]

Took me a minute to figure out where the mag was seated at with the ZB47. Kinda want to shoot it and get a feel of it, lol.

 

[Ivan le Fou]

I'd assume the recoil would be more or less similar to a regular gun.

The only huge difference is the feeding mechanism, but the recoil remains linear afaict.

Had they thought of a recoil mechanism similar to the one on the KRISS, now that would have been fun.

 

[LimaCharles]

I'd assume the recoil would be more or less similar to a regular gun.

The only huge difference is the feeding mechanism, but the recoil remains linear afaict.

Had they thought of a recoil mechanism similar to the one on the KRISS, now that would have been fun.

We're talking about the SMG right? Looks rather close to being inline with the stock to the receiver. The way they show it being grasped by the support hand is what many are doing these days using a VFG to index on and is rather controllable actually.

I own a ton of guns, this is known. The KRISS isn't one of them. I tried the one in 45 ACP, it didn't do nothing for me.

 

[Ivan le Fou]

We're talking about the SMG right? Looks rather close to being inline with the stock to the receiver. The way they show it being grasped by the support hand is what many are doing these days using a VFG to index on and is rather controllable actually.

I own a ton of guns, this is known. The KRISS isn't one of them. I tried the one in 45 ACP, it didn't do nothing for me.

Yes.

At least that's how I imagine the thing firing.

But yes, the support hand is fairly close to the modern trend. The drawing makes it look a bit goofy, but to some extent it is not that far from looking like that one "triangle" foregrip by railscale.