United States Submachine Guns from the American 180 to the ZX-7

This profusely illustrated new book covers the research and development of the submachine gun in the U.S. from World War I to the present. Some of the weapons and subjects covered in this well-researched work include: The Pederson Device / The Hyde 109 submachine gun / The Hyde Model 35 / Smith & Wesson Light Rifle / H&R Reising / Atmed submachine gun / Hi Standard Submachine Gun / The Woodhull / 1928 Thompson Submachine Gun / M1 and M1A1 Thompsons / Hyde-Inland / Masco Submachine Gun / U.S. M2 Submachine Gun / The Turner / United Defense UD M42 / U.S. M3A1 / Auto-Ordnance T-2 / The T15 and T20 / The U.S. M3 Submachine Gun / United Defense UD-1 / The Olsen Submachine Gun / The Sedgley / Reising M50 / Ithaca M3A1 / Erquiaga SMG / McQueen Sidewinders / The Unger / Ingram M5, M6, M7, M8 and M9 / Ingram M10 / MAC 10 / MAC 11 / Texas MAC M10A1 / Jersey Arms M10 / RPB MACs / SWD MACS and M11/Nine / Smith & Wesson Model 76 / West Hurley Thompsons and Drum Magazines / The Viking / AM 180, / MK Arms MK760 / Global Arms M76A1 / Stemple Submachine Guns / Medea Corporation M3A1 / Colt 9mm Submachine Guns (M16) / Group and Vector UZIs / Calico 960 SMG / The Ruger MP9
Plus...learn how many foreign submachine guns fared when tested against the U.S. designs at the Aberdeen Proving Ground from 1939 to 1943

Soft Cover, 21,3 x 27,5 cm, 486 pages, many photos and illustrations