2004年6月1日 · Now, the Polish firm of Lucznik-Radom has unveiled its latest Uzi-type carbine, the BRS-99. It’s Uzi meets AKM meets Autoloading Pistol and is an excellent product improvement over its originator, the Uzi.

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2016年12月30日 · The Polish BRS-99 is made by Fabryka Broni Łucznik and is a variant of their PM-06 (similar to PM84/PM98 Glauberyt). Notch style rear sight for 75 meters, peep sight for 150. The front sight is adjustable up and down. Non Restricted or Restricted Length Barrel? Within Canada, we have restrictions on barrel lengths for semi auto firearms.

The BRS-99 Tactical is a semi automatic variant of the PM-06 submachine gun developed in Poland by the famed Fabryka Broni Å ucznik. The PM-06 is a personal firearm intended for combat and self-defence at ranges up to 150m.

PM-98有一个半自动衍生型，叫BRS-99，除了没有快慢机，枪管也稍长一些，这是专门为执法机构研制的手枪弹口径半自动卡宾枪。 PM-98 的最新改进型是 PM-06。

2018年1月8日 · #7: BRS-99. For around $1500 in Canada, you get a “Polish Uzi”. A super tame shooter with military lineage, the BRS-99 is damn fun to shoot #8: Kriss Vector. For around $2000 in Canada, you get a super innovative recoil system of the Kriss Vector that kills muzzle climb, and a design that’s out of this world. #9: Beretta CX4 Storm (NOW ...

2018年8月15日 · The BRS-99 is a semi-automatic rendition of the Polish PM-06 submachinegun from Fabryka Broni "Łucznik" - Radom, variously known as FB Radom, Fabryka Broni, Radom, or just FB, which was itself a revision of the 1980s “commie uzi,” the PM-84 Glauberyt.

brs-99的军用版：pm-98／pm-06冲锋枪是从冷战时的pm-84p的基础上改进而来的，pm-98的结构原理与pm-84基本相同，包括枪机、击发机构、机械瞄具等都是从pm-84继承过来，机匣的细节也差不多。

2015年3月5日 · For those of you not familiar with it, the BRS-99 is the semi-automatic version of the Polish PM-06 submachine gun. It is an improved version of the PM-98 submachine gun, which in turn is an improvement of the PM-84, which was first adopted by the Polish military in 1984.