MP40
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Q151044
German submachine gun with cal. 9 mm, built from 1938 to 1945 for German troops in WWII, due to the high number produced used in many later conflicts
(Schmeisser)
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1938 — 1945
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1966-08-26T00:00:00Z
1939-09-17T00:00:00Z
2014-04-06T00:00:00Z
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• MP40 model made by Denix in 1990-P5120226-black (Wikimedia)
• MP40 model made by Denix in 1990-P5120226-gradient (Wikimedia)
• MP40 model made by Denix in 1990-P5120226-white (Wikimedia)
• WW2 KRIEGSMARINE Küstenartillerie Coastal Artillery uniform private MP40 Schmeisser Ammo pouches Binoculars Wehrmachtsgefolge badge Eagle-and-swastika Brustadler Mannequin etc ARQUEBUS Krigshistoriske Museum NORWAY 2020 (Wikimedia)
• WW2 KRIEGSMARINE Küstenartillerie Coastal Artillery uniform private guard Sailor cap MP40 Schmeisser Eagle-and-swastika GW badge Ammo pouches Binoculars Boots Mannequin etc ARQUEBUS Krigshistoriske Museum NORWAY 2020 8825 (Wikimedia)
• MP40 model made by Denix in 1990-P5120226-gradient (Wikimedia)
• MP40 model made by Denix in 1990-P5120226-white (Wikimedia)
• WW2 KRIEGSMARINE Küstenartillerie Coastal Artillery uniform private MP40 Schmeisser Ammo pouches Binoculars Wehrmachtsgefolge badge Eagle-and-swastika Brustadler Mannequin etc ARQUEBUS Krigshistoriske Museum NORWAY 2020 (Wikimedia)
• WW2 KRIEGSMARINE Küstenartillerie Coastal Artillery uniform private guard Sailor cap MP40 Schmeisser Eagle-and-swastika GW badge Ammo pouches Binoculars Boots Mannequin etc ARQUEBUS Krigshistoriske Museum NORWAY 2020 8825 (Wikimedia)