The Reising M-50 was a World War II submachine gun that served as a cheaper, lighter alternative to the Thompson, costing significantly less and weighing half as much. Despite its select-fire capability and use of .45 ACP, it suffered from design flaws like an awkward charging handle and fragile sights, leading some soldiers to discard it. Marines in the Pacific Theater used the M-50, but its reliability and ergonomics were often criticized.
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