Let’s play the “What is it?” game!

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

Thank you for the correction. I don't think that the gun I posted was designed by Foote, but I really don't know about the history of the company. (Perhaps it did buy / license one of Foote's designs at one point.)

I did read that the challenge gun that I put up a few days ago is a based on the STEN gun design, but made by an American company specifically for the American civilian shooting market, and was offered for sale from the middle 1980's thru the early 1990's.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

Okay, here's the answer.

D-Max 100P Pistol

designed by David M. Dugger, of Auburn, Washington,
a former LE officer and firearms instructor in Washington who decided to develop a cost effective firearm intended for an LE role that was more rugged, durable, easy to field strip/maintain capable than a standard issue weapon.

D-Max Industries

nordicg3k.tripod.com

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

Try this.

 

[Schla]

Try this.

It’s a TOZ shotgun, don’t ask me which model bolt action 20GA with a 2+1 capacity I think

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

Yes, TOZ model 106. Intended for civilian use in the USSR for farmers, ranchers, anybody who needs a portable weapon to take on a tractor or ATV or pack animal.

You're up now.

 

[Schla]

This gun was almost adopted by the British

 

[herd118]

This gun was almost adopted by the British

That’s a Nambu type 1 smg.

 

[Schla]

That’s a Nambu type 1 smg.

You got it, what’s up next

 

[herd118]

I just got this one…

 

[cullen1780]

A CSN percussion revolver!