Let’s play the “What is it?” game!

[EMC45]

93R

 

[EMC45]

The logo on the grips is the Husqvarna logo. There are also a few minor differences in the barrel length and trigger guard that visibly differentiate it from the Lahti.

I got something to post……somewhere…….I’ll be back in a bit………

You are correct. It was kind of a contract agreement and they tweaked it a tad.

 

[EMC45]

93R

Had a buddy that shot one in the Beretta basement in MD. He said they instructed him to aim at the groin for the first shot and the second shot was CM and the 3rd was headshot in burst mode. Pretty neat technique.

 

[cmshoot]

Had a buddy that shot one in the Beretta basement in MD. He said they intrsucted him to aim at the groin for the first shot and the second shot was CM and the 3rd was headshot in burst mode. Pretty neat technique.

You’re correct and back up!

My buddy had one until fairly recently. I found it to be controllable if you ignored the folding grip, used a standard, thumbs-forward two-handed grip, and were aggressive with it.

 

[EMC45]

Another easy one I believe.....

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

Owen machine carbine (SMG from Australia, WW2 thru early 1960's)

And yes, they came from the factory painted like that!

 

[EMC45]

You got it LawBook. Go for it!

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

My friend had one of these, and in the early 1990's
we shot it in my suburban backyard. Its bullets did not
penetrate the tool shed, but did dent the siding
and underlying wood boards very badly.
Yes, it was full auto.
And for inexperienced young men,
it was difficult to shoot accurately, with good control.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

PS: It's from a manufacturer that we've all heard of.
The gun may be obscure, but not its maker.

 

[cmshoot]

Rubber bullet gun. Ingram?