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Published: 2013-11-06 19:10:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 10028; Favourites: 121; Downloads: 128
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Here are some of the unforgettable firearms used in the World War II: Mosin-Nagant carbine, Colt M1911A1, Browning HP (version with non-adjustable sight), Walther P38, Thompson M1A1 and MP40. Note that Schmeisser has actually very limited relativity to MP40, being only the magazine designer, therefore calling this SMG by his name is as incorrect as saying "AK-47". There is even a special place in hell for those who do. That's right, nobody makes it to heaven.Related content
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better to mispell in hell, than to be gun nazi in heaven.
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nice!!!
the MP40 is especially beautiful!
wait....whats the browning hi power doing n here? I thought that was a cold war era gun
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The British used the HP in WWII.
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how? isn't it a cold war pistol?
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Why not? The M1911, for instance, is still popular nowadays. Likewise, the SAS used the HP since WWII (that includes the Cold War) and the newer variants are used nowadays. Even the P38 found its way by becoming a Beretta 92.
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how did the P38 become a beretta M9?!
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must be , cause that makes no sense other wise. how would a Nazi WWII handgun into a modern-ish Italian/AmericanΒ handgun!?
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M1911. Nuff said. If not "nuff", look up something like SVI Infinity, or, well, SIG-Sauer 1911
By the way, Italy was pretty much on Germany's side in WWII, so it's not a big surprise that they modified the Walther pistol.
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Not 60, much less. The current Beretta 92 model has little relation to the P38, while the older models definitely "took inspiration" from it.
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then how come it took them like, 60 years for the M9 to exist
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