Top 5 Rare Guns of World War II

🔍The Type 100 was the only Japanese-made submachine gun produced in significant quantity in World War II.

🔫The M42 was a highly accurate and reliable US-made submachine gun, albeit produced in limited quantities.

🌟The FG42 was a groundbreaking German weapon that influenced future designs, but only around 7,000 were made.

🔵The Maz 38, a French submachine gun, saw limited production due to high costs and unique chambering.

💥The DeLisle Carbine, a suppressed weapon, was produced in small quantities for British Commando units.

What was the rarest Japanese-made submachine gun in World War II?

—The rarest Japanese-made submachine gun in World War II was the Type 100.

Which US-made submachine gun was highly accurate and reliable?

—The M42 was a US-made submachine gun that was highly accurate and reliable.

What was the groundbreaking German weapon that influenced future designs?

—The FG42 was a groundbreaking German weapon that influenced future designs.

Why was the production of the Maz 38 limited?

—The production of the Maz 38 was limited due to high costs and the unique chambering of the weapon.

Which suppressed weapon was used by British Commando units?

—The DeLisle Carbine, a suppressed weapon, was used by British Commando units.

00:00Introduction to the topic of rare guns of World War II.

00:21Explanation of the Type 100, the rarest Japanese-made submachine gun produced in World War II.

04:37Details about the M42, a highly accurate and reliable US-made submachine gun produced in limited quantities.

06:14Information on the FG42, a groundbreaking German weapon that influenced future designs but was produced in small numbers.

09:37Overview of the Maz 38, a French submachine gun with limited production due to high costs and unique chambering.

12:12Discussion of the DeLisle Carbine, a suppressed weapon used by British Commando units.