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This is a little-known Smith & Wesson oddity that dates from 1940. It's a 9mm "light rifle" that was offered to the British in WWII. They rejected it,
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This is a little-known Smith & Wesson oddity that dates from 1940. It's a 9mm "light rifle" that was offered to the British in WWII. They rejected it,

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Very nice gun. From what I understand if it jammed it was really hard to clear. A neat gun, I wouldn't mind if S&W remade it today.
 

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