HOW IT'S MADE: the Swiss Sturmgewehr 57/SIG SG 510
UPDATED VERSION HERE (28/04): • Stgw 57 Production SUB EN V2 As my first video, a condensation of over 2 years of archival research. This compilation features production clips from raw materials to finished product, with all the juicy details captioned for your entertainment. Sources (all rights reserved): VBS/DDPS, films F 22, F 613, F 830, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 CH SRF online portal: "CH-Magazin vom 10.01.1984", "Ein Blick auf die Schweizer Waffenindustrie", "Waffenfabrik Hämmerli", "Schweizer Sturmgewehr Doku (1974)". Table of contents 0:00 Receiver Manufacture 0:36 Barrel Manufacture 6:29 Components Manufacture 7:42 Intermediate and Final Assembly 8:59 Function and Dispersion Testing
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