Here’s What You Need to Know: This German gun had a number of disadvantages on the Eastern Front of World War II. The iconic MP 40 was a German submachine... Here’s What You Need to Know ...

Police busted a man carrying a Nazi submachine gun — and 60 rounds of ammunition — during a traffic stop in Australia. Cops found the World War II-era MP40 submachine gun, ammo and a magazine ...

An FFI team showing the typical hodge-podge of weapons, including a German Mauser 98k rifle (7.92x57 mm), a German MP40 submachine gun (9 mm) and a French MAS-36 rifle (7.5x54 mm). NARA.

They range from historical military weapons like the M1 Garand rifle and the MP40 submachine gun, to sci fi gizmos like the pulse rifle and the ray gun, to real-life modern firearms like the M4 ...

the development continued in the interwar era with countries such as the United States developing the Thompson and Germany’s military refining the concept with the MP40. However, submachine gun ...

The German MP40, or “Maschinenpistole .40” evolved out of the prone-to-misfire MP38. Once a small but notable innovation was made to the submachine gun’s hammer, the MP40 came of age.

George S. Patton’s Third Army, he spotted a young French woman toting a captured German MP-40 submachine gun. Although the occupying German forces had begun retreating, snipers in and around the ...