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Q&A 61: Talking Guns with Polenar Tactical (ad-free) (Patreon)

Published:
2022-06-29 12:00:08
Imported:
2022-07

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Get 10% off anything  in Polenar's web store with code "NOTEASTERNEUROPE" 

https://polenartactical.com/shop/ 

00:00:32 - What is the "elevator pitch" for Polenar Tactical? 

00:02:26 - How did you get your channel name? 

00:04:49 - What are the Slovenian gun laws like? 

00:07:11 - How do EU rules impact an individual country's laws? 

00:11:37 - What do you think will be the most prevalent rifle and cartridge to spring up for civil defense in Eastern Europe? 

00:16:43 - What rifle to replace the SIG 550 for Swiss service? 

00:19:11 - With the US Army moving toward the 277 Fury, what will NATO countries do? 

00:29:19 - Optics and other accessories price and availability in eastern Europe? 

00:35:38 - How has the war in Ukraine affected the availability of firearms accessories and gear? Also, have any fighters reached out to you for tips and training or equipment procurement? 

00:38:13 - What were the reasons for allowing civilian suppressor use in Slovenia?  

00:44:36 - What was the development process for Grip Clamp C (tm)? 

00:45:22 - What's the story with that warehouse with the tires on the walls where you do many of Polenar's vids?  

00:48:38 - If you could only have one gun... 

00:50:49 - How has the transition to western-style and caliber firearms gone for countries transitioning from the Warsaw block to NATO? 

00:58:36 - What are the tactical advantages of track suits for AK operation? 

01:00:07 - If you had to live in another European country what would it be and why? 

01:01:45 - What is your guess on future firearm related law development in Europe? 

01:05:39 - What is the most Slavic drink you are going to make Ian drink? 

01:07:23 - What is the best Slovenian fruit brandy? Apricot, pear, plum, etc?  

01:09:17 - AK vs AR in Slovenia?

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Q&A 61: Talking Guns with Polenar Tactical (ad-free)

Get 10% off anything in Polenar's web store with code "NOTEASTERNEUROPE" https://polenartactical.com/shop/ 00:00:32 - What is the "elevator pitch" for Polenar Tactical? 00:02:26 - How did you get your channel name? 00:04:49 - What are the Slovenian gun laws like? 00:07:11 - How do EU rules impact an individual country's laws? 00:11:37 - What do you think will be the most prevalent rifle and cartridge to spring up for civil defense in Eastern Europe? 00:16:43 - What rifle to replace the SIG 550 for Swiss service? 00:19:11 - With the US Army moving toward the 277 Fury, what will NATO countries do? 00:29:19 - Optics and other accessories price and availability in eastern Europe? 00:35:38 - How has the war in Ukraine affected the availability of firearms accessories and gear? Also, have any fighters reached out to you for tips and training or equipment procurement? 00:38:13 - What were the reasons for allowing civilian suppressor use in Slovenia? 00:44:36 - What was the development process for Grip Clamp C (tm)? 00:45:22 - What's the story with that warehouse with the tires on the walls where you do many of Polenar's vids? 00:48:38 - If you could only have one gun... 00:50:49 - How has the transition to western-style and caliber firearms gone for countries transitioning from the Warsaw block to NATO? 00:58:36 - What are the tactical advantages of track suits for AK operation? 01:00:07 - If you had to live in another European country what would it be and why? 01:01:45 - What is your guess on future firearm related law development in Europe? 01:05:39 - What is the most Slavic drink you are going to make Ian drink? 01:07:23 - What is the best Slovenian fruit brandy? Apricot, pear, plum, etc? 01:09:17 - AK vs AR in Slovenia? Cool Forgotten Weapons merch! http://shop.forgottenweapons.com Contact: Forgotten Weapons 6281 N. Oracle 36270 Tucson, AZ 85740

Comments

Ryan D Thorne

The NGSW weapons aren’t intended for the whole US Army, much less all of NATO.

Patrick Yamada

Calling Slovenia "South Central" Europe gives them more street cred, yo. I've never wanted Adidas-style kit this much before.

Guido Schriewer

shouldn't have ask. kind of a given answer. think I move "further east" in "central europe". still sounds better than germany to me. they will never be one thing here and that is relaxed.-- just one gun: mossberg 590! no can't reach far but as it is as versatile as it gets and I kind of like it behind it.... just one gun is a shotgun to me. greetz "further east". how could one NOT love ak's...

Farmer Brown

Nice - I've been a supported of PT for years. I think what they were talking about with (Marshall) Tito was that he was the early de-facto mover behind the "Non-Aligned Movement" or what was sometimes referred to as the Third World. Not Soviet, not Warsaw pact, but not Western either. Still a thing today. I was within 100m of Slovenia last month - Italian vineyard!!

Chairman

Thanks for asking my question and enjoy the booze!

Martin Morehouse

Enjoyed this! I appreciate the distinction between 'eastern Europe' and Yugoslavia/non-aligned countries. When I was in Macedonia in 2000, I chatted with an old man at a market. I was buying souvenirs, and he pointed to an old medal of Tito, and told me, "Tito good". There was also a scrapped former Yugoslav Air Force F-86 on the north end of the Skopje airport.

Anonymous

The new military rifle in .277 Fury seems WAY to heavy to me, but with innovations in body armor if the choices are 5.56mm that cannot penetrate or .277 Fury that can the choice is easy. And there is a long tradition in militaries not caring the equipment is way to heavy.

Anonymous

The nostalgia for AKs sounds a lot like how people talk about the M-1 Garand.

Farmer Brown

By the by - saw this today... Lithuania’s Ministry of Defence has tripled funding for the Lithuanian Riflemen’s Union, a a paramilitary non-profit, with funds earmarked for procuring weapons and equipment. The Lithuanian Riflemen’s Union has been allocated up to 4.8 million euros in additional funding this year, which is a three-fold increase compared to last year, the ministry announced on Friday. The Union – whose main activity is military training for civilians – plans to use the additional funds to purchase 4,500 sets of new uniforms, 1,500 G-36 automatic rifles with ammunition, 2,000 helmets, 500 armoured vests, 2,000 accoutrement vests and backpacks, 70 thermal imaging cameras and 250 digital radios in 2022-2025. Moreover, there are plans to acquire 60 frame tents with equipment, 20 power generators, 16 all-terrain vehicles and eight minibuses.

Anonymous

NOTEASTERNEUROPE haha! :) Out of all of the interviews during the years I believe that I enjoyed this one the most. I didn't want it to end and was rather sad when it was over. You guys have a great interaction between you. Their perspective is what interest me the most especially on gun laws compared to the rest of the EU block. As always it was another great video. Cheers guys