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The Germans used two main submachine guns, both in 9mm Parabellum. The first was the MP38, and the second (illustrated above), was the improved MP40.
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The Germans used two main submachine guns, both in 9mm Parabellum. The first was the MP38, and the second (illustrated above), was the improved MP40.

Iggy
When I went on a Police Dept. they had a MP 40 and an Tommy gun.

That MP 40 was one sweet shooting gun. The Tommy gun was a kick too.
A few months later, the Chief traded them in for 2 AR-15's. I ain't forgiven him yet.:rolleyes:
 
T
I saw one a guy brought home , all matching code 660 smooth mag housing ,every number matched on that gun , sights the barrel every number , big big bucks if he would have declared it .
 

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