Submachine Guns Volume II

Submachine Guns Volume II

ByU.S. Army Ordnance School

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Handout for Use in Armament Courses. U.S. Army Ordnance School, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, July 1958. Contents (1) U.S. Special Rifles (Carbines) (2) Development of Special Rifles in the U.S. (3) Savage Light Rifle (1941) (4) Savage Light Rifle (1941) (Modified) (5) H&R (Reising) Light Rifle (Blowback) (6) Reising Light Rifle (1941-Gas Operated) (7) Bendix-Hyde Light Rifle (Selective Fire Type) (8) Woodhull Light Rifle (1941 Early Types 1, 2 , & 3) (9) Woodhull Light Rifle (1941-Modified) (10) Auto-Ordnance Light Rifle (Early Heavy Type-1941) (11) Auto-Ordnance Light Rifle (Modified) (12) Turner Light Rifle (Early Type-1941) (13) Turner Light Rifle (Modified) (14) Hyde-Inland Light Rifle (Modified Bendix Type) (15) History of the Winchester Light Rifle of 1941 (16) Winchester Light Rifle (Prototype-Aug. 1941) (17) Winchester Light Rifle (Improved Prototype) (18) Springfield-Garand Light Rifle (1941-Top Feed) (19) Springfield-Garand Light Rifle (Modified) (20) U.S. Carbine, Cal .30, M1 (21) U.S. Carbine, Cal .30, M1A1 (Folding Stock) (22) U.S. Carbine, Cal .30, M2 (23) U.S. Carbine, Cal .30, M3 (Sniper scope) (24) U.S. Rifle, Cal .30, T44 (25) Pedersen Device (26) Submachine Gun, C.E.T.M.E. Model 7.92-mm (27) Rifle, Cal .30, T48 F.N. (28) Ballester-Rigaud Semiautomatic Carbine 92 pages 54 photos

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