Hi Dixie, I'm from Yemen and I know that the Houthi controlled military industrial complex started to produce their own AK103/4/5 as well as aks74u a few years ago with parts sourced from D.D.G. trough Turkey. This is why I thought it's a Turkish company. But on the other hand any company that wants to ship to Yemen would have to choose either Turkey or UAE(anti Houthi) for shipping.
I’ve also thought D.D.G could be Turkish, but its connection to Kurdistan pretty much got that idea out of my head. Also the fact their EMTAN-ish MZ-4/D.D.G-4 rifles are usually seen using Israeli magazines & accessories. Could a Turkish subcontractor be making some parts for Bul Armory & Emtan? Idk, would be a wild coincidence, especially since the D.D.G pistols use similar packaging to Bul Armory & Emtan.
@@thedixiemauser Yeah maybe that would be strange but could be. Especially because Turkey doesn't like the Kurds too much to put it in a polite way and therefore arming them or being part of the process is kind of paradoxical.
@@thedixiemauserThe Kurds in Erbil having access to Turkish weapons isn't odd. There are enough competing factions with differing relations to the Turkish state and businesses, plus the proximity to a major manufacturer of affordable weapons, that it makes sense to be at least one source. Could be a network of subcontractors who do parts for Israeli and Turkish manufacturers making the most out of their tooling.
@@thedixiemauser I know it's a bit late, but I think you're missing here a few points which makes sense because this is pretty much new. So, a few months back a journalist in Turkey threatened the government because they were saying one thing and doing another. He basically said that he will expose their deals with Israel and prove everyone that their stance on the war is sham. He first used undisclosed public records. The government said that it was "fishing and harpooning equipment". Then the journalist released disclosed public records because apparently he's the only person in the country to know how to read fine prints. Anyways, in the documents, we saw two names. Namely ORSAV from Turkey and ELTAN from Israel. ORSAV is a company tied to the government and they exclusively produce parts. Take a look at their catalogue and tell me it's not familiar. They apparently sold Israel enough parts to make a hundred thousand guns of various sorts, but mostly ARs. Also, Kurdistan issue is a very complex one as you said. Iraqi Kurdistan government (KRG - Kurdistan Regional Government), contrary to what people believe, is allied to Turkey. Turkish government officially recognize them. Turkey have supplied and trained Peshmerga and Barzani tribesmen to fight against PKK and Talabani, number two tribe in the region.
@@يونسالبيضاني-و4غ Nothing in realpolitik is paradoxical. Turkish government recognize KRG. They supplied and trained Peshmerga since 90s to mainly fight against PKK and secondarily Talabani. Talabani is the number two clan in the region, rival to Barzani whom Turkey backed up for quite a while now. In the past, Turkey let them use their mortars and somehow PKK's captured equipment "somehow finds it way" to Peshmerga arsenal. D.D.G as a ghost company makes so much fucking sense actually.
I used a DDG pistol and I used an M4. It is a good weapon in terms of quality, but it is not qualified for battles. It betrays you at any moment. It stops shooting. You must pull the sections and shoot again. I used more than one type of equipment. I thought the problem was with the equipment, but the problem is with the weapon... As for the DDG pistol. It is really wonderful! I guarantee you that he is superior ton Nazira the Austrian
At first before isis attack krd those appeared in black market without marks just there was single and double safety lever which counter terosist units was use after that those marks came up and this thing is made me think it’s not israel weapon is barrel because it isn’t like real m4 the barrel is so smooth outside like no lathe or and forging marks on it and as i hear it after shooting couple hundred rounds the bullet will flip in air and hit target sideways
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Hi Dixie, I'm from Yemen and I know that the Houthi controlled military industrial complex started to produce their own AK103/4/5 as well as aks74u a few years ago with parts sourced from D.D.G. trough Turkey.
This is why I thought it's a Turkish company. But on the other hand any company that wants to ship to Yemen would have to choose either Turkey or UAE(anti Houthi) for shipping.
I’ve also thought D.D.G could be Turkish, but its connection to Kurdistan pretty much got that idea out of my head. Also the fact their EMTAN-ish MZ-4/D.D.G-4 rifles are usually seen using Israeli magazines & accessories.
Could a Turkish subcontractor be making some parts for Bul Armory & Emtan? Idk, would be a wild coincidence, especially since the D.D.G pistols use similar packaging to Bul Armory & Emtan.
@@thedixiemauser Yeah maybe that would be strange but could be.
Especially because Turkey doesn't like the Kurds too much to put it in a polite way and therefore arming them or being part of the process is kind of paradoxical.
@@thedixiemauserThe Kurds in Erbil having access to Turkish weapons isn't odd. There are enough competing factions with differing relations to the Turkish state and businesses, plus the proximity to a major manufacturer of affordable weapons, that it makes sense to be at least one source. Could be a network of subcontractors who do parts for Israeli and Turkish manufacturers making the most out of their tooling.
@@thedixiemauser I know it's a bit late, but I think you're missing here a few points which makes sense because this is pretty much new.
So, a few months back a journalist in Turkey threatened the government because they were saying one thing and doing another. He basically said that he will expose their deals with Israel and prove everyone that their stance on the war is sham. He first used undisclosed public records. The government said that it was "fishing and harpooning equipment". Then the journalist released disclosed public records because apparently he's the only person in the country to know how to read fine prints. Anyways, in the documents, we saw two names. Namely ORSAV from Turkey and ELTAN from Israel. ORSAV is a company tied to the government and they exclusively produce parts. Take a look at their catalogue and tell me it's not familiar. They apparently sold Israel enough parts to make a hundred thousand guns of various sorts, but mostly ARs.
Also, Kurdistan issue is a very complex one as you said. Iraqi Kurdistan government (KRG - Kurdistan Regional Government), contrary to what people believe, is allied to Turkey. Turkish government officially recognize them. Turkey have supplied and trained Peshmerga and Barzani tribesmen to fight against PKK and Talabani, number two tribe in the region.
@@يونسالبيضاني-و4غ Nothing in realpolitik is paradoxical.
Turkish government recognize KRG. They supplied and trained Peshmerga since 90s to mainly fight against PKK and secondarily Talabani. Talabani is the number two clan in the region, rival to Barzani whom Turkey backed up for quite a while now. In the past, Turkey let them use their mortars and somehow PKK's captured equipment "somehow finds it way" to Peshmerga arsenal. D.D.G as a ghost company makes so much fucking sense actually.
Big fan of these long form gun autism vids. Keep it up.
Today I learned Dixie sells mugs like FW, but I don't get to pretend that I may win something if i buy said product from Dixie
Is it possible these companies have a parent company and thats how they're being made a funneled out?
Who can do more push ups? Lucas Botkin or Dixie ??
I’m placing my money on Lucas
would be funny if chad of @SchooloftheAmericanRifle could get one to inspect
Solid content, Dixie.
Dose ddg pistol ddg 19 have a good quality material ( polymer and steel) and dose it like glock
Perfect video, everything i heard in this video is factual great job keep it up
are the DDG4 barrels cold hammer forged?
Nice video… algobump
It took me till halfway to think of who you sound like. Sandusky from Tropic Thunder!
Is the DDG m4 any good ?
I used a DDG pistol and I used an M4. It is a good weapon in terms of quality, but it is not qualified for battles. It betrays you at any moment. It stops shooting. You must pull the sections and shoot again. I used more than one type of equipment. I thought the problem was with the equipment, but the problem is with the weapon... As for the DDG pistol. It is really wonderful! I guarantee you that he is superior ton Nazira the Austrian
I didnt wartch the video and i waiting for dixiemk2
Can you make a new video about Pakistan and Filipino black market copy guns like this, too ?
Im from Iraq your informations so accurate
mfer i live in nashville tn, and i jus looked at my ar next to me cause it has a fab defense stock.
At first before isis attack krd those appeared in black market without marks just there was single and double safety lever which counter terosist units was use after that those marks came up and this thing is made me think it’s not israel weapon is barrel because it isn’t like real m4 the barrel is so smooth outside like no lathe or and forging marks on it and as i hear it after shooting couple hundred rounds the bullet will flip in air and hit target sideways
I own a really amazing DDG gun that doesn't stop and is accurate. I think it's made in Israel
Assault rifles from this company are very bad, but pistols are good
good opinion 👍
cool it with the antisemitic remarks Dixie
Are you being sarcastic? If so, haha good one.
If, on the other hand you're serious, what comments did he make that are even vaguely antisemitic?
@@blue_ridge_shooting762 It's an "American Psycho" reference
@blue_ridge_shooting7668 This dude lol
How did _you_ manage to get a reservation at Dorsia?
@@davidoneill7554 I said I work at ddg, let me right trough
There are only five forges
So the usual suspects
who cares