Videos tagged with Japanese SMG

The Japanese Type 100 SMG, particularly the simplified 1944 'Late Pattern', was a rare weapon with an estimated 8,000 units produced. Its design incorporated a unique compensator, a side-mounted 30-round magazine, and a bayonet lug, reflecting Japanese martial culture. The 1944 pattern increased the rate of fire to 800 rpm from the 1940 pattern's 450 rpm.

This visual tour provides an in-depth look at the Japanese Type 100 SMG, highlighting its late-war construction features. Key details include the side-mounted magazine, perforated barrel shroud, bayonet lug, and simplified sights. The video emphasizes the welding and machining marks indicative of its production period and showcases the 8mm Nambu caliber and 30-round magazine.