Another of those guns laying around that needed to be shot before I retire. An M3 "grease gun", a .45 ACP sub-machine gun from the WWII era. Cost the government about twelve bucks back during the war. Very simple design and pretty reliable. And fun!
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Great seeing you again Pat. :biggrin: Man it kinda dances eh. You taking it home with you :wo:.
I got a picture of my dad with one of those back when he was in Belgium, France and Germany in WWII. 45acp??
Quote from: Semp on August 26, 2010, 09:57:01 PM
I got a picture of my dad with one of those back when he was in Belgium, France and Germany in WWII. 45acp??
Yes sir, .45acp
Pat
Great videos! Enjoyed them all.
Best wishes in your retirement!. Enjoy it!
Very nice, brings back old times ! As a tanker I had one back in the 80's for 6 years. M3A1 , only good for about 30 to 40 yards......lol. :eyebrownod:
Jeb
Ah man, I'm so jealous! :biggrin:
That was SICK :yoyo: :yoyo:
I'd love to shoot one of those
Dang neat I would say!! :yoyo: :yoyo:
You can stop now Pat......Your Killin me!
Some people have all the fun.........Sheesh!
I got to fire me one of them things a while back. A fellow where I worked would take old decommisioned parts and make a good weapon. It took him several old ones to make one good one. They are a real good way to blow through some ammo.