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The U.S. Army is testing submachine guns in advance of what could be its first official sub-gun in more than fifty years. The Army’s Sub Compact Weapon System program is scouting the field for a ...

In a surprise move, the U.S. Army is asking industry for ideas for a new submachine gun. The last time the Army adopted a submachine gun was in 1943. It’s not clear why the Army wants a new subgun but ...

During World War II, at the behest of the U.S. Army, Bell Laboratories tested sound suppressors for various firearms. The best known of the company’s designs was a specialized submachine gun that went ...

It looked crude—but the M3 got the job done. Built cheap and fast, the Grease Gun became a WWII and Korea staple with solid stopping power and battlefield simplicity. Starmer responsible for budget ...

Key point: The Army needs replacements to many of its weapons and is looking for something high-tech and reliable to fill those gaps. The U.S. Army is testing submachine guns in advance of what could ...