Comments by "Дмитрий Серков" (@TwillightCat) on "" video.

11:00 Brandon, this is a PT-50 or PT/PTM-60 anti-tank mine, if my memory does not fail me. Theoretically, an anti-handling device can be installed in it (in PT / PTM-60), but if the mine is not buried, it is easy to detect visually, since the socket is located on the side of the case. For the PT-50, this will be an additional mine under the hull. When setting such mines "inbros" on asphalt in 90% of cases, the device is not put out of reach (and it is not imperceptibly put under the "fifty". The guy clearly served in the army and knows how to determine if there is an anti-handling device on it, so it only looks dangerous from the outside.
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11:04 My friend, back in the late Soviet times, told me how he came to visit his grandmother in the village after the army, and went to the pantry for sauerkraut. What was his surprise when an anti-tank mine with a plug in the place of the fuse turned out to be a suppressor (this is such a heavy object that is placed on the lid of a tub of cabbage).
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12:45 There is a clear violation of the procedure here - according to all instructions in the holster, it is forbidden to carry a pistol with a cartridge in the chamber. Or the order "took out the magazine - pulled the shutter - pulled the trigger" is violated. And personally I have always been taught: I pulled back the shutter - visually made sure there were no cartridges - put on the fuse" in the case of PM (there is a fuse box when set to the "locked" position, the trigger descends gently, unloading the firing spring). Or, if the trigger can only be pulled by pressing the trigger, you direct the weapon into the dust-collecting wall / ceiling.
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