Quizz arme seconde guerre

par Invité Sam 2 Jan - 12:58

Quoi comme arme ???

utilisés durant la seconde guerre mondiale ,
armes automatiques construites en bois et en acier usiné
Elles fonctionnent grâce à une culasse non calée avec recul différé et sélecteur de tir.
annee 1939
existe en 3 version differentes
1 avec crosse fixe en bois
1 avec crosse repliable lateralement
1 avec crosse métallique repliable

Munition : 9mm Mauser
Chargeur : 40 cartouches
Cadence de tir théorique : 700 coups/minute

par Invité Sam 2 Jan - 13:20

Pistolets mitrailleurs hongrois Danuvia 39M, 39A et 43M furent utilisés durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, principalement sur le Front de l’Est. Ils ont ensuite été remplacés par le PM 48M (PPSh-41 produit sous licence).

par **Admin** Sam 2 Jan - 14:57

Danuvia Király Submachine Gun (Machine Pistol) Model 1943
Király-Danuvia 43.Minta Géppisztoly

Sometimes referred to as the 'Gyárik-Kucher Géppisztoly'

Danuvia 39.M on top
compare to
Danuvia 43.M on bottom

Made by Danuvia Gepgyar, Budapest, 1943-45
Quantity: 8,000-62,000 (sources disagree)
Delayed blowback, selective fire
Caliber: 9x25mm Mauser
Muzzle velocity 455 m/sec
Cyclic rate: 700-750 rpm
40-round staggered row foldable/detachable box magazine

952mm [37.5"] overall, 425mm [16.7"] barrel
3.63kg [8 lbs] without the mag, 4.46kg with loaded mag
Tangent sight graduated 50-600 meters
Shown with stock and magazine folded

Mechanized units found the 39.M too long, so Pal Kiraly and his team, including Jozsef Kucher and Gyarik, modified it. The design was done in October 1942 and was approved next year as a 43.Minta. The 43.M, is essentially the same as the 39.M, but has a folding metal stock. A pistol grip was added. The ejector was moved from the receiver into the bolt carrier. Wooden strips are installed on both sides of the metal frame/receiver. The magazine of the 43.M is canted slightly forward when in the fixed position as opposed to the straight vertical position of the 39.M magazine, and the barrel of the 43.M is approximately 75mm [3"] shorter than that of the 39.M. The magazines of the 39.M and 43.M are not interchangeable. The 43.M was issued with a redesigned sling.
In mid-1944 several internal parts were re-designed to simplify manufacturing. The new gun were called 'Sulyzáras' (Weight-lock) 43.M. Existing guns could be easily updated by replacing their bolt assembly.
The 43.M was used by the Military, Gendarmerie, Police and the 'Nyilaskeresztes' [ArrowCross] Party troops. The gun stayed in service until the early 1950's when it was gradually replaced by the PPSh41 and Kucher K1
Cartridge dimensions: Case Length: 24.9mm [.980"], Rim Dia.: 9.9mm [.389"], Overall 35mm [1.377"] long, Bullet Wgt: 125gr/8.15g.