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[eswube]

Excellent!

[reytuerto]

Excellent additions, Scootia!
Here, a little known postwar smg: Ingram M6.

I gave a wrong information about the first smg made in Peru. It was not the Navy built MPG-79, but the also locally made (Fabrica de Armas Los Andes) Ingram M6 (also known as MAC-6) during 1950s. Around 8000 were built in two models: Militar (military) and Policía (police), the former with a plug-on spike bayonet; unfortunatelly, I was unable to find an image with the peruvian crest or other markings. Cheers.

NB: I didn´t know anything about this gun (even its existence), or any history of its service in Peru or Cuba until this year. If someone can give me more information, I will be very grateful. Cheers.

[Scootia23]

Excellent work Ryu on a gun I'd never even heard of either. It's an ugly little pig imo but history is still history.



Colt R80 Monitor



Bergmann-Mars 1903



Bergmann 1910

[odysseus1980]

Thanks a lot!

[eswube]

Great additions!

[rifleman2]

love the new additions

[reytuerto]

Hi Scootia, your R80 is superbly done, excellent drawings!

[Scootia23]

Winchester 1895 Russian Contract



Bergmann MP-18

Another couple of additions. The snail drum magazine on the MP-18 is the single hardest thing to draw I have ever done in gunbucket.

Kaiserschlacht time!

[odysseus1980]

There is a small mistake:The second Bergmann pistol in ths page is the M1908, of Spanish contract. The Danish M1910 is that on previous page.

[reytuerto]