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*British [[Lanchester SMG]]
*Finnish [[Suomi M-31 SMG|Suomi M-31]]
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* '''[[Lanchester SMG|Lanchester]]'''
* '''[[Suomi M-31 SMG|Suomi m/1931]]'''
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*[[Adasa SMG]] (Spain - SMG - 9 x 23 mm Largo)
*[[AGRAM 2000]] (Croatia - SMG - 9 x 19 mm Parabellum)
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*[[Colt 9mm SMG]]
*[[F1 SMG|F1]]
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...e, zeroed to a nominal 100 yards.<ref>Popenker, Max. [http://world.guns.ru/smg/smg38-e.htm Modern Firearms - STEN submachine guns]</ref>
... weapon's kit. Modern 9 mm magazines, such as those used by the [[Sterling SMG]], are curved and feed both sides to avoid this problem. If a Sten failed
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A '''submachine gun''' (SMG) is a [[firearm]] that combines the [[automatic firearm|automatic fire]] of
...olt directly behind the barrel. The submachine gun (sometimes abbreviated "SMG") appeared during the later stages of World War I. It would have its trial
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There were two military types of Thompson SMG. The M1928A1 used a 20- and later 30-round box magazine, or 50- and 100-rou
[[Image:Thompson1928a1.jpg|thumb|Thompson SMG Model M1928A1, field stripped for cleaning]]
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