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I found other pics of the same basic action.
Now I gotta find the specific model number.

That thing, that sleeve or whatever, mounted on the exterior of the barrel just forward of the receiver,
is confusing me. I've never seen THAT on a gun before, and I have no idea what its purpose might be.
Surely they wouldn't use it for the forward scope ring, when it it's just an accessory tube tacked-on
to the gun's barrel? That wouldn't seem stable enough.

I have that gun with the period redfield on it. Didn’t shoot it for years due to the scarcity of ammo until Aguila started making them again. I bought a bunch of it. Shame it never caught on. It is my favorite magnum rimfire cartridge of all time. I picked it up at an estate sale for $50. It’s worth quite a bit more than that now.

 

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Up next is an interesting SMG

British prototype SMG called MCEM 2.



designed by a Polish emigre,
Lieutenant Jerzy Podsędkowski,
working at the Royal Small Arms Factory at Enfield during the late 1940s.
It featured one of the first uses of a telescopic bolt, this dramatically shortened the length of the weapon ...

 

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The whole article.

 

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You got it, what’s up next?

 

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Sulun SR-410

 

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One more from Britain

 

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Robinson SR-11

The Robinson S.R. Model 11 9mm Machine Pistol, also known as the SR-11 or Robbie gun,[1] was an Australian machine pistol designed by Russel Robinson in 1943 and produced by the Lithgow Small Arms Factory in prototype form only. The SR-11 was designed by Russel Robinson, an Australian designer...

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Robinson R-11 machine pistol prototype from Australia, 1940's.