SMITH MILITARY WORKS Japan Prototype Type 2 Submachine Gun
 
During World War II, an urgent demand for automatic infantry weapons saw the revival of several experimental weapon projects, including the Type 2 submachine gun. The term '試製二型機関短銃' refers to a specific prototype submachine gun designed in 1935. This weapon was part of a series of experimental firearms developed in Japan, particularly associated with the famous designer Kiichiro Nambu. The '試製二型' indicates that it is the second prototype of this type of firearm. The design aimed to improve upon earlier models, making it more practical for combat use. The term encompasses various features and modifications that were tested, including different magazine types and configurations. The historical context of this weapon includes its use during World War II, particularly in the China front and later in Okinawa, highlighting its significance in military history.
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Magazine : Tokyo Marui mp5
Total length approximately 648mm