US M3 Submachine Grease Gun Replica - Non-Firing Gun, Metal Construction, Removable Magazine, Retractable Stock

Product Description

The M3 was an automatic submachine gun designed in 1941 by George Hyde, an experienced gunsmith in the German army during the First World War and who, in 1927, emigrated to the USA. The aim of the M3 sub-machine gun was just the simplicity: it was activated by retraction of masses with an open bolt and firing bursts that were fed by a straight magazine with double row of ammunition with a capacity of 30 cartridges 45 ACP. It was a completely metallic weapon that had a telescopic stock and an ejection window for the removal of the fired cartridges, which in turn acted as a safe against possible falls or blows that accidentally fired the weapon. It became popular as the “Grease Gun” because of its resemblance to the pressure greasers used by mechanics in the maintenance of heavy war machines. Our US M3 Submachine Grease Gun Replica is an accurate reproduction made of metal with a simulated mechanism for loading and firing, a mobile safe cover, a removable magazine and a retractable stock with double position.