The mass introduction of MSBS Grot carbines into the Polish Armed Forces has not automatically solved the problem of arming combat vehicle crews, artillerymen, or logistics personnel. The Polish Army still widely uses outdated Glauberyt submachine guns and problematic Mini-Beryl submachine guns, which exhibit a number of both ballistic and ergonomic flaws in the tight compartments of K2, M1A2 Abrams, AHS Krab/K9, or Borsuk IFVs. Choosing a succe…
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The mass introduction of MSBS Grot carbines into the Polish Armed Forces has not automatically solved the problem of arming combat vehicle crews, artillerymen, or logistics personnel. The Polish Army still widely uses outdated Glauberyt submachine guns and problematic Mini-Beryl submachine guns, which exhibit a number of both ballistic and ergonomic flaws in the tight compartments of K2, M1A2 Abrams, AHS Krab/K9, or Borsuk IFVs. Choosing a succe…